But Cabello said opposition parties could be barred from competing.
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Those who refuse could be barred from leaving the country.
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Now only people in prison will be barred from voting.
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Juveniles would also be barred from adult jails and prisons.
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Their nuts will thus be barred from Nutella's mixing vats.
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Ben Carson suggested Muslims should be barred from the presidency.
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He would also be barred from running for the presidency.
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Muslims hate America and need to be barred from it.
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But these crops may be barred from import into Europe.
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Citizens will also be barred from travelling to those areas.
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Also, he will not be barred from the securities industry.
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Significantly, he will not be barred from the securities industry.
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At this point, he should be barred from the building.
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Members would also be barred from serving on any corporate boards.
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But if the blockade continues, Saudis might be barred from attending.
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He stopped short of saying they would be barred from returning.
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Both men will be barred from entering France for two years.
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Russia's Paralympic team may also be barred from this summer's competition.
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Dr. Rodchenkov suggested that Russia be barred from the Rio Games.
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Those who failed this screening would be barred from taking the test.
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On Thursday, Jones and InfoWars will be barred from Instagram as well.
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Also, members of Congress would be barred from serving on corporate boards.
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It said Qatari goods would be barred from unloading in Saudi ports.
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After his release, he will be barred from having contact with Kershner.
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Online ad companies should be barred from owning browsers and ad blockers.
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Americans will also be barred from any transactions with the sanctioned entities.
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If released, Hutchins will be barred from computer use or internet access.
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All non-residents will be barred from the territory as of Wednesday.
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They'll also be barred from taking hormones or getting gender-affirming surgery.
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They asked that he be barred from inheriting her multimillion-dollar fortune.
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Russian athletes, teams and officials could be barred from even attending them.
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Immigration Haitians will be barred from getting temporary agricultural and seasonal visas.
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Title X facilities will also be barred from referring patients for abortions.
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It is unclear how long Mr. Bieber will be barred from performing.
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But there's no indication that McInnes will be barred from coming to Australia.
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Platforms would also be barred from serving targeted ads to children under 13.
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Cunha's critics demand that the discredited lawmaker be barred from politics next week.
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That's not to say that Kalanick will be barred from the event entirely.
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Who will be next to be barred from public office based on stereotypes?
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The board members would, for example, be barred from participating in local campaigns.
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Clinton be barred from classified briefings for the remainder of the presidential campaign.
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Perpetrators of domestic violence are supposed to be barred from buying guns nationwide.
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They also called for Cunha to be barred from politics for 10 years.
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A third-time offender will be barred from extracurricular activities for 12 months.
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Companies would be barred from transferring or sharing users' data with third parties.
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Midsized companies would be barred from paying dividends while the loan is outstanding.
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American companies should be barred from selling technology that abets human rights abuses.
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Those that do not comply would be barred from receiving certain federal grants.
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PORTUGAL'S PM COSTA SAYS CRUISE SHIPS WILL BE BARRED FROM DISEMBARKING FOREIGN PASSENGERS
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In Connecticut, employers will be barred from asking job applicants about their salary history.
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If it&aposs upheld, he could go to jail and be barred from running.
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Inmates serving sentences in state prisons will still be barred from voting in California.
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Some British lawmakers have said RT should be barred from Britain after the poisoning.
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If it is too low, banks can be barred from paying their AT1 coupons.
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It's a bit of a Great British tradition to be barred from a pub.
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A presidential candidate calling for Muslims to be barred from entering the United States.
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Wearing football shirts remains the fastest way to be barred from entering a pub.
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Under the bill, children under the age of 15 would be barred from marriage.
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If a higher court confirms his prison sentence, he will be barred from running.
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Multiple offenders, or people who post particularly egregious content, could be barred from Facebook.
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Most of people declared stateless are likely to be barred from voting as well.
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New Yorkers who donate to political campaigns shouldn't be barred from receiving that assistance.
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Unions would be barred from negotiating over health insurance, workers' evaluations and staff reductions.
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Care providers may even be barred from offering referrals or discussing issues like contraception.
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Should it fail to do so, the bank would be barred from extending new loans.
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Per USC's statement, Olivia Jade would be barred from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts.
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Nine people crafted an online letter demanding that Balakrishnan be barred from professional social events.
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Some pundits even suggested that Fidelity could be barred from investing by secretive venture firms.
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She may even be barred from operating her own company for up to two years.
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The carrier said "overly radical" staff would be barred from crewing flights to the mainland.
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She will also be barred from associating with any former or current members of Nxivm.
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The immigrant could also be barred from getting a marriage-based green card ever again.
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He's suing for damages and wants Val to be barred from whipping up anymore tumbleweeds.
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Any candidate who refuses to submit the returns would be barred from the state's ballot.
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Administrators in smaller nations worry that their teams might be barred from a breakaway tournament.
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Is he seriously proposing that French citizens be barred from traveling to the United States?
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Measles: Your children may be barred from summer camp without proof of measles vaccination.
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Under Monday's proposal, gender reassignment surgery would still be barred from being covered by Tricare.
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According to the notice, users under 22018 will be barred from playing between 220 p.m.
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They also can be barred from extracurricular activities, attending class trips, and buying a yearbook.
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Employers would also be barred from denying job opportunities to people who needed such modifications.
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And those convicted of a felony or certain misdemeanors would be barred from the program.
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They may also be barred from interacting directly with voters or looking at poll books.
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Chow is not the first to be barred from standing for office in Hong Kong.
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I do not recall Meghan McCain calling for her father to be barred from television.
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Mansky asks whether Americans may be barred from wearing "political apparel" when casting a ballot.
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Charter will be barred from imposing data caps on its Internet customers for seven years.
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Companies would also be barred from applying for tax deductions on litigation over harassment claims.
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Players will be barred from using the substance both on the field and in the clubhouse.
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Administration officials weren't immediately sure which countries' citizens would be barred from entering the United States.
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And civil courts will be barred from hearing any disputes over such property from now on.
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Only content more extreme than the most lenient personal settings allow will be barred from Facebook.
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Would National Amusements be barred from voting its shares for the duration of Mr. Redstone's infirmity?
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Under Monday's proposal, gender reassignment surgery would still be barred from being covered by Tricare. Rep.
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Nor would the NCAA be barred from directly supporting electoral opponents of lawmakers such as Rep.
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The Ukrainian government said all foreigners would be barred from entering the country starting March 16.
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But whether that means athletes like her should be barred from competitions is a fraught question.
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Certain government officials of Venezuela and their families will be barred from visiting the United States.
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Mr. Jones is one of the most prominent alt-right figures to be barred from Twitter.
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Federal agencies and contractors will be barred from inquiring about criminal records before a job offer.
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Companies doing business with Iran will be barred from the United States, Trump said on Tuesday.
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Immigrants accused of domestic violence, even those not convicted, would also be barred from asylum protections.
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If lawmakers back a "joint resolution of disapproval," the president would be barred from changing the sanctions.
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Lynch established that queer students could not be barred from bringing dates to proms at public schools.
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Would Barnes still be barred from acting to block Cellino's family from allegedly infringing Cellino & Barnes trademarks?
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Unless ICE could be barred from using DACA applications in court, because they'd obtained the information unconstitutionally.
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Bags, firearms and electronic devices reportedly will be barred from the courtroom during the three-week trial.
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Davis will also be barred from appearing before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for five years.
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Meanwhile, providers who don't perform abortions would be barred from talking about the procedure with their patients.
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They have also agreed to be barred from the brokerage and investment advisory business for five years.
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And in September, the Parliament made Monsanto the first company to be barred from lobbying the chamber.
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Foreign nationals who have visited China in the last 14 days will also be barred from entry.
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He also paid a fine and agreed to be barred from the securities industry for three years.
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But the S.E.C.'s enforcement division argued that Mr. Grundfest's opinions should be barred from the proceedings.
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And in 1982, he argued that segregated private schools should be barred from receiving federal tax exemptions.
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Rothenberg agreed to be barred from working in the brokerage and investment advisory business for five years.
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The biggest change: Onstage accountants will be barred from using cellphones or social media during the ceremony.
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And insurers would continue to be barred from setting maximum limits on benefits paid out for a customer.
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Meanwhile, up-and-coming artists with a checkered history could be barred from ever joining to begin with.
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That's a lot of time invested in a tournament only to be barred from playing in the playoffs.
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He was sentenced to 10 years in jail and would be barred from the securities industry for life.
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It had called for Russia to be barred from the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
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One of the decrees said Freeport would be barred from any activities in areas that lack environmental permits.
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This puts the people on notice that they are under watch and could be barred from tour groups.
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A separate vote will be held on whether Rousseff will be barred from public office for eight years.
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Officers cannot be barred from sharing information with immigration authorities, or from assisting immigration agents in enforcement activities.
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Mehdizadeh also agreed to be barred from serving as an officer or director in a publicly traded company.
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Members of Congress would be barred from serving on the boards of for-profit corporations under the bill.
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Bach said that if Rodchenkov's account proves true, other Russian sports federations could be barred from global competition.
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At the very least, they should be barred from committing before voting is completed in their own states.
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She will be barred from serving as a director or officer of a public company for 10 years.
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Domestic card users will also be barred from withdrawing more than 10,000 yuan a day overseas, it said.
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Ghosn will be barred from seeing regular visitors during the 10-day period that ends on January 1.
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This puts the people on notice that they are under watch and could be barred from tour groups.
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" When pressed specifically on whether Bloomberg and Steyer should be barred from running, Warren said, "Of course not.
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But he agreed to be barred from the securities industry for three years and pay a $200,000 fine.
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Companies doing business with Iran will be barred from the United States, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday.
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Its brief came the same day President Trump tweeted that transgender people would be barred from the military.
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Federal institutions that do not comply with the cap will be barred from hiring new employees, Meirelles added.
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She will be barred from serving as an officer or director of any public company for 2628 years.
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As a seven-year condition, Charter would be barred from imposing monthly data caps on its Internet subscribers.
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Manning would also be barred from benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs under that status, Smith added.
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And the agency would now be barred from using an outside attorney to question a witness under oath.
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What's more ... spectators will be barred from watching the parade on the sidewalk in front of Trump's building.
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Teachers won't be barred from discussing the figures scrapped, they just won't be part of the required curriculum.
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But they will be barred from transferring immigrants to federal authorities if their rap sheet includes only minor offenses.
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Travelers from Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia and Sudan will be barred from obtaining visas for at least 90 days.
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The DNC has warned that candidates who participate in unsanctioned debates will be barred from attending future sanctioned debates.
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Trump's other children would similarly be barred from holding posts in a Trump cabinet, or in the West Wing.
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But one possible punishment is that the 13 Republicans who flouted O.D.N.I. rules may be barred from entering SCIF.
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Anyone caught with the drug will be barred from entering the space for life, the club announced this week.
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Car owners would be barred from suing Honda and other car makers could opt to join the trust arrangement.
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Lula, who has sharply criticized Temer's policies, has been leading voting intention polls but could be barred from running.
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Activists called for members of the committee to be barred from taking campaign donations from oil and gas companies.
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Miguel has settled the case and will be barred from serving as a public company director for five years.
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Zury Ríos, the daughter of Efrain Ríos Montt, a dictator during the civil war, may be barred from running.
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He said the company also takes past behavior into account when determining which accounts should be barred from recommendations.
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Members of Brazil&aposs top electoral court have suggested he will be barred from running in October&aposs elections.
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As recently as 1964, even the American Civil Liberties Union agreed that homosexuals should be barred from government jobs.
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The court's ruling overturned an order by District Court Judge Richard Leon's that the report be barred from use.
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The party had warned that any candidate who participates in an unsanctioned debate would be barred from future debates.
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Buyers also will be barred from abandoning hard-to-sell homes in poorer neighborhoods after foreclosing on the mortgages.
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Years earlier, he remarked that women should be barred from refereeing men's basketball games unless they are physically attractive.
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In most cases, most gay and bisexual men and transgender women would be barred from helping their own community.
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Instead, he agreed to pay a $200,000 fine and to be barred from the securities industry for three years.
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Providers will also be barred from double-dipping into the fund for any expenses that will be repaid elsewhere.
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The lawsuit asks for him to be reinstated and for Judge Ewing to be barred from retaliating against him.
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There was great sympathy for the clean athletes who might now be barred from competing by a Russian boycott.
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Elizabeth Warren, a former Democratic presidential candidate, contended that bailed-out firms should be barred from conducting buybacks permanently.
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Puerto Rico will be barred from paying its $15-an-hour minimum wage to workers on federally funded projects.
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Yes. Absolutely. If a supermajority of senators voted to remove him from office, he'd be barred from further service.
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Insurers would be barred from transferring those costs to those who are covered, either through deductibles or co-pays.
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"Think of all the courageous and dedicated activists who will now be barred from the U.S.," Mr. Brody said.
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The husbands couldn't protest, since they would be barred from working the farm and their families left to starve.
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The group argues that autonomous machines shouldn&apost be barred from being inventors and that their designs deserve protection.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has also weighed in, saying that bailed out firms should be barred from buybacks forever.
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Both organizations had recommended that Russia be barred from the 2016 Olympics over elaborate cheating at the previous Games.
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His administration announced this month that migrants who cross between official ports of entry will be barred from seeking asylum.
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Some of the banned content would be barred from most platforms anyway, such as uploading files that contain software viruses.
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Tuesday night's rule means Warren will be barred from speaking on the floor until Sessions' debate ends, McConnell's office confirmed.
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Ensuring that dangerous individuals can be barred from working in secure areas of an airport should be a no-brainer.
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And Muscovites are bridling at an upcoming election in which non-approved independent candidates will be barred from the ballot.
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The conviction means that Zia, the archrival of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, can be barred from running in December elections.
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Under the settlement, Invibio will be barred from demanding exclusive contracts and must allow some customers to modify their contracts.
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And under their rules, candidates who appear in unsanctioned debates can be barred from the formal prime-time network contests.
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Under this bill, specific individuals from the 38 countries eligible for a visa waiver would be barred from using it.
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Alito asked Missouri's lawyer, James Layton, if religious entities would be barred from applying if Missouri had a similar program.
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But Lula, who has been convicted for corruption, may be barred from running if a higher court upholds his conviction.
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The final rule clarifies that entities cannot be barred from participating for reasons other than their ability to provide services.
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Alito asked Missouri's lawyer, James Layton, if religious entities would be barred from applying if Missouri had a similar programme.
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Eight of Russia's largest banks would be barred from the U.S. financial system, effectively killing their business with American firms.
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Should top officials be barred from contacting former agency colleagues for two years, instead of one, after leaving public service?
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Under Kavanaugh's belief system, because my child is female, she might be barred from making decisions about her own body.
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The letter also did not specify whether lawmakers who show up without notice would be barred from entering the facilities.
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In addition to possible criminal charges, the people who destroyed the formation could be barred from state parks and fined.
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The Commerce Department said last month that ZTE would be barred from buying components from U.S. companies for seven years.
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Adoption agencies that deny placements based on religious beliefs also could not be barred from government contracts under the legislation.
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Its rule-making authority would be limited, and it would be barred from limiting consumer arbitration as it is proposing.
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The effect: Those sanctioned will have their U.S. assets frozen, and U.S. individuals will be barred from dealing with them.
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The other is who can be barred from buying a gun once the information in that background check comes back.
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Schools should be closed because learning can move online, and visitors should be barred from places such as nursing homes.
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Mr. Lindh will also be barred from traveling internationally and getting a passport or any other kind of travel document.
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In 1923 a unanimous Supreme Court declared that immigrants from India could be barred from citizenship strictly on racial grounds.
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Those companies - as well as their partners - would also be barred from transferring capital or dividends abroad, the ministry said.
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At a minimum, the Loves had wanted Murdock to receive sex offender treatment and be barred from working with children.
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In November, the government announced that Langeland and another municipality would be barred from hosting unaccompanied minors in the future.
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The party would be barred from holding rallies in public, and the authorities could punish people who persisted as members.
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No one eligible for settled status would be barred from re-entering Britain when free movement ends, the Home Office said.
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Also, children aged 15 to 18 will be barred from working in only three industries - mines, inflammable substances and hazardous processes.
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Those with low scores can be barred from commercial flights, some trains, and from having their children enrolled in some schools.
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Under Brazilian law, Lula will likely be barred from running in the October elections because his conviction has already been upheld.
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He later told reporters he hoped the fans would be barred from attending future games at the 105-year-old park.
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Under a 1996 federal law called the Lautenberg Amendment, anyone convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence should be barred from gun ownership.
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Why it matters: Musk could be barred from serving as CEO of Tesla, or even as a director on its board.
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Any CTE diagnoses made on July 8, 2014, or later will be barred from recovery under the terms of the settlement.
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All told, as many as 10.2 million people could be barred from the U.S. CNN's Alysha Love contributed to this report.
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Also, from Monday, residents of Wenzhou — a port city in the eastern province of Zhejiang — will be barred from entering Taiwan.
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However, Prince Salman said Qatar would not be barred from attending an Arab summit hosted by Saudi Arabia later this month.
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Republicans are more anti-Islam than the average American: 83 percent of them think Muslims should be barred from the presidency.
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The court also rejected the prosecutor's request that the executives be barred from operating any company in France for five years.
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Tourists from the six majority-Muslim countries who don't have close family in the US will definitely be barred from entering.
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PEER says those job functions are non-essential operations under the law and should be barred from payment under a shutdown.
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A call by Zurich's security chief for Cavusoglu to be barred from speaking there has been rejected by the Swiss government.
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Clinton be barred from receiving classified information was extraordinary, even if it was certain to be ignored by the Obama administration.
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The feud continued to simmer for months, boiling over with the billionaire calling for Kelly to be barred from the debate.
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A year ago, parliament debated a petition calling for Trump, then a presidential candidate, to be barred from the United Kingdom.
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Tourists and non-residents will be denied entry and boats will be barred from going within 20063 kilometers of the island.
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Female athletes with elevated male hormones can be barred from track races against other women, the highest court in sports ruled.
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The e-commerce giant notified Barnett that iServe would be barred from selling PopSockets devices on Amazon, citing a new policy.
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Their actions were vilified by many, and the International Olympic Committee insisted they be barred from further competition at the Games.
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If a volunteer administrator finds the allegations of abuse credible, the user can be barred from editing anywhere on the site.
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The administration would also be barred from using the new money for anything besides combating the coronavirus or other infectious diseases.
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He would be barred from accessing the money until he met certain conditions, including being removed from the personal sanctions list.
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They will be barred from stock buybacks while receiving assistance, and from providing stock dividends for a year after the bailout.
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Under the new rules, British people will be barred from leaving their homes for anything other than the following "essential" activities.
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Facebook said in an announcement on Monday that deepfake videos and manipulated media would be barred from the social-media site.
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Until recently, the billionaire former New York City Mayor was almost guaranteed to be barred from the next presidential primary debate.
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They will now be barred from the jail as an internal review begins, according to acting Milwaukee County Sheriff Richard Schmidt.
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Sure, McGregor has no professional boxing experience and will be barred from the kicking or wrestling used in mixed martial arts.
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There will be no restrictions on foreign investors from abroad, though those based in Russia will be barred from the process.
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Wednesday night, tourists and passersby will be barred from the sidewalk bordering the South Lawn, according to a USA Today report.
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But he could be barred from going back by Mr. Maduro or possibly arrested if and when he tried to return.
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I've missed two classes already and if I get a third strike I'll be barred from booking classes online for a week!
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Niggli said there would be no new calls for Russia to be barred from future competitions including the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games.
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Immigration agents would still be allowed to interview immigrants in jail, and immigration agents would not be barred from accessing state databases.
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Transgender workers could be barred from bringing cases to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for discrimination based on their identity or presentation.
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Superintendents, who have previously closed schools in the state in solidarity with teachers, would be barred from shutting down schools over strikes.
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But they nonetheless suggested that state employees who "exercise a power of coercion", such as police, be barred from wearing religious symbols.
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To stem the spread of the viral infection, the health department ordered that unvaccinated children be barred from attending after-school activities.
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The constitutional court then will rule on their eligibility, raising the possibility that both Bemba and Katumbi could be barred from running.
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VW and its Audi and Porsche brands continue to be barred from selling any new 2016 diesel models in the United States.
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On July 26, Trump declared on Twitter that transgender individuals would be barred from serving in "any capacity" in the U.S. military.
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Collins said that Shine had told her the questions were "inappropriate" and that she would be barred from a subsequent press event.
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Fearing that he'd be barred from leaving the country, he eventually went to Parliament to meet with Collins without telling his lawyers.
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Nearly two dozen additional athletes could be barred from the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, the International Olympic Committee said Friday.
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So while they may not be barred from voting by their male relatives, they are conditioned not to pay attention to elections.
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It also agreed to several concessions, including giving more information on how and why drivers can be barred from using the app.
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Expect Trump and his children to be barred from serving on nonprofits, and several probes into Trump family dealings in New York.
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The CFPB would also be barred from addressing abusive litigation-related and post-judgment debt collection practices by attorneys and law firms.
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I'm inclined to believe Sharapova that her doping, which caused her to be barred from the tour for 15 months, was inadvertent.
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The Egyptian pop star Tamer Hosny is set to perform this month, although his fans will be barred from dancing and swaying.
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In the abstract, I do believe that people who are charged with a crime should not be barred from purchasing real estate.
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If they don't, the men will be barred from heaven and the women excommunicated, forfeiting their own places in the celestial kingdom.
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Airlines would be barred from stock buybacks or paying dividends and to the "extent practicable" would have to keep existing employment levels.
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The Kremlin last week made the same calculation, announcing that, starting last Thursday, all Chinese citizens would be barred from entering Russia.
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We'd never entertain the idea that Michael Phelps should be barred from swimming competitions because his extraordinary "wingspan" gives him an advantage.
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Rohingya will also be barred from traveling by vehicle in Bangladesh, and only those registered as refugees will qualify for official assistance.
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In office from 2005 to 2013, Mr. Ahmadinejad is not the first former president to be barred from seeking the office again.
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And about the same share of Americans say it's "very important" that insurers continue to be barred from charging sick people more.
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Under Friday's settlements, both men agreed to be barred from serving as officers and directors of publicly-traded companies for five years.
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The public will be barred from accessing camping sites at any of the 85033 U.S. national parks if the government shuts down.
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Ms. Ahn said there were no indications that Ms. Wright or any of the other activists would be barred from South Korea.
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He paid a $500,000 fine and agreed to be barred from ever again serving as an officer or director of a company.
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Hunter will be subject to 10 years of government supervision after his release, and will be barred from working or traveling abroad.
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During the briefing, officials said refugees will not be barred from admission to the United States solely on the basis of nationality.
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As a result, the Navy will be barred from using its deep submarine hunting sonar in much of the world's oceans during peacetime.
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American companies also would be barred from participating in energy exploration projects where Russian firms have a stake of 33 percent or higher.
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If they say no, state courts will be barred from enforcing that law or hearing disputes involving it or any similar state law.
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As conditions of his release, Lindh will spend three years on probation and will be barred from having devices that access the internet.
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If the court rules in Google's favor, Uber could be barred from further development of the disputed technology until the lawsuit is resolved.
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The liberal Index news portal described the Serbian president&aposs statement as "scandalous" and asked if Vucic should be barred from entering Croatia.
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Companies will be barred from investing fund they have raised in residential buildings, shares and securities, jewelry or luxury cars, the government said.
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U.S. firms also would be barred from participating in energy exploration projects where Russian firms have a stake of 33 percent or higher.
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Katumbi and Bemba, however, could be barred from contesting the election due to criminal convictions for real estate fraud and witness tampering, respectively.
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Hendon then wants the taint team to be barred from giving prosecutors in the case any material that ends up being deemed privileged.
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Following Omar's controversial tweets, President Trump in February called on the freshman lawmaker to resign or be barred from serving on the committee.
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Nor was the seemingly unthinkable notion that Russia's 267 Paralympic athletes would be barred from competing because of links to state-sponsored doping.
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If Browne refuses to allow a Republican candidate to use his music, should he be barred from offering it to a Democratic candidate?
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Clinton should be barred from receiving classified information — an extraordinary recommendation even if it is certain to be ignored by the Obama administration.
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In March, Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez announced that the network would be barred from hosting any of the party's primary debates.
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But Trump pushed privately for the lawmakers to be barred from entering, and on Thursday morning he tweeted angrily about their planned visit.
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At a campaign rally last week in Portland, Me., Mr. Trump said refugees from "terrorist nations" should be barred from the United States.
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The women also said they believe Miccarelli carries a firearm into the State Capitol and asked that he be barred from doing so.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan reiterated his call that the Democratic nominee be barred from briefings involving classified information until the investigation is over.
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The judge asked whether a greater number of legitimate voters would be barred from casting ballots under the law than fraudulent votes prevented.
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Wang He was surprised earlier this month when she got a message saying she would be barred from renting her apartment on Airbnb.
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S. citizens who have been in the UK or Ireland within the last 14 days will be barred from entering the United States.
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If clean athletes thought they might be barred from the Games for their compatriots' transgressions, they would be more willing to speak out.
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US firms also would be barred from participating in energy exploration projects where Russian firms have a stake of 33 percent or higher.
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Amid calls for him to be barred from the sport — Fury had a history of making offensive comments — he issued a public apology.
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On Saturday, Mr. Trump said foreigners in the United Kingdom and Ireland also would soon be barred from traveling to the United States.
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Companies must be barred from shoveling federal aid out the back door in the form of executive bonuses, dividend payments or stock buybacks.
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As of Wednesday, Missourians will still be barred from getting abortions based on the fetus' race, gender, or a diagnosis of Down syndrome.
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Under that law, even rape and incest survivors would be barred from seeking abortions, though court challenges blocked the ban from taking effect.
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It is unclear how many Russian athletes could be barred from competing if the new recommendation leads to a series of eligibility reviews.
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If the UK leaves the EEA, these banks would be barred from lending to the UK CRE sector until the Act is amended.
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He was also ordered to complete 100 hours of community service and will be barred from having any fiduciary responsibilities in the future.
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It would also mean that Russia would be barred from hosting or bidding for international sporting events for the duration of the ban.
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Most citizens of Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria and Yemen will be barred from entering the U.S., as will some Venezuelans.
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That means that because some Planned Parenthood health centers perform abortions, all Planned Parenthood centers would be barred from getting Title X funding.
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Longtime US residents wonder if they can travel abroad, or whether they'd be barred from returning due to immigrant heritage and Muslim faith.
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Simpson will also be barred from possessing any kind of weapon and will be ordered to avoid association with individuals who have criminal records.
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Derakhshani, who is a student in Spain, will be barred from representing Iran, as well as banned from playing in any tournaments in Iran.
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It's where you go when you want to be barred from entry to an overpriced lounge for not wearing a dress shirt or heels.
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China's State Council in November also said kindergarten operators would be barred from selling shares, in a further blow to confidence in the sector.
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While collegiate tournaments are less focused on those pools, players are still given perks they would be barred from receiving under the NCAA structure.
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American companies and citizens will also be barred from doing business with businesses controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence or security services.
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American companies and citizens will also be barred from doing business with companies controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence or security services.
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Nevertheless, though Delta is investigating the specifics of the incident, that Muslim and Arabic-speaking people could be barred from flights is not new.
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Perez also warned that candidates who participated in a third-party climate debate would be barred from participating in the next DNC-sponsored one.
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Though the Indian government has insisted that Kashmir is returning to normal, foreign journalists continue to be barred from stepping foot in the region.
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It also asks that the companies be barred from discriminating against transgender employees, and that they provide an undisclosed amount of compensation to Bost.
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The 10-page order said her continued presence in the country "poses a risk to public interest" and she would be barred from returning.
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"So, for example, a President would be barred from appointing his brother as Attorney General, but perhaps not as a White House special assistant."
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While he was named earlier this month as his party's candidate, Lula is expected to be barred from running by Brazil's electoral court (TSE).
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Others have pointed to Trump statements that aren't even about Israel, including his December suggestion that Muslims be barred from entering the United States.
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Her bond was set at $30,000 with the condition she be barred from working at any day care facilities if her bond is posted.
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Under the new rule, clinics that receive Title X funding would be barred from referring patients for abortion as a method of family planning.
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U.S. citizens who owe money to the tax man might soon be barred from flying out of the country — or even out of town.
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Under recently finalized rules, millions of Americans with a disability, who have shown no propensity to harm others, could be barred from acquiring firearms.
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Arpaio, 84, could serve up to six months in jail if convicted, but would not be barred from continuing to serve in his position.
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Countries that were de-certified could lose access to almost all American aid they received—and could even be barred from getting international loans.
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How can patriotic Americans not support Democratic amendments to push for those on terrorist watch lists to be barred from buying guns, he asks?
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And finally, we desperately need to expose the public to the reasonable concept that a serial corporate criminal should be barred from continued abuse.
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NBC News reported Friday citing school district officials that the referee would be barred from further officiating matches pending an investigation into the incident.
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At first, diesel cars meeting Euro-4 standards and petrol-powered vehicles running to Euro-1 and 2 would be barred from the city.
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However, there's been a largely-positive response to Dorsey's decision, even among those politicians who will now be barred from posting ads on Twitter.
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Beijing earlier warned that Cathay employees who "support or take part in illegal protests" would be barred from flying to or over the mainland.
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After a public outcry over Ms. Baloch's death, however, officials announced on Monday that the Azeem family would be barred from pardoning her killer.
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Mr. Rafizi, who has served in Parliament since 2013, could also lose his seat and be barred from running for office for five years.
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In each, the patient must be taken out of the middle; doctors would be barred from billing them for fees that insurance won't cover.
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The plan's supporters say there's no reason undocumented immigrants should be barred from the exchanges if they can afford a plan without federal aid.
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Over in Singapore, those arriving from mainland China, who had been there in the past 14 days, will be barred from entry or transit.
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SoftBank will pay him $185 million for his advice, and Mr. Neumann will be barred from starting another company or poaching employees from WeWork.
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That would be an expansion of the president-elect's proposal that people who work for his administration be barred from lobbying for five years.
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Legal gambling outfits could also be barred from allowing bets on college sport in some states (supposedly to protect the integrity of those competitions).
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While in Washington, Mr. Cuomo took time to respond to Mr. Trump's directive, announced on Twitter, that transgender people be barred from the military.
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Under the proposal, Renault directors would be free to serve on the nominations committee, but would be barred from the compensation and audit committees.
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International news outlets not subject to New Zealand jurisdiction could be barred from Mr. Tarrant's trial if they do not comply, Judge Mander said.
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Brown's signature means that police will be barred from asking people about their immigration status or participating in federal immigration enforcement activities starting Jan. 1.
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Chandran, who was previously barred from trading by the Alberta Securities Commission in 93, will also be barred from doing so in New York state.
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Currently, people convicted of marijuana possession can be barred from benefits, like access to public housing, and could face penalties, including deportation, in immigration cases.
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The move was a warning that Caracas could be barred from voting on IMF policies, and eventually expelled, unless it resumed timely and accurate reporting.
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Veterans with less-than-honorable discharges lose education benefits, preferential hiring and tax breaks, and they can be barred from the veterans' heath care system.
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New U.S. sanctions against Iran took effect last week, and Trump said companies doing business with the country will be barred from the United States.
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It's likely that a modified Switch would be barred from the company's online services (such as they are) and possibly the user's account, as well.
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With the constitution capping the age of a presidential candidate at below 75 years, he would be barred from standing again as president in 2021.
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Under a Trump administration rule that went into effect on Monday, federally-funded family planning clinics will now also be barred from providing abortion referrals.
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Many Republicans and the tobacco industry object that the tobacco companies would be barred from using international trade tribunals to sue countries that restrict smoking.
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Prominent antidoping groups and athletes' associations are prepared to ask that the entire Russian delegation be barred from the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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If the ban is not lifted, Russian athletes will be barred from competing in the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, which start Aug. 5.
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An Israeli official just confirmed that U.S. Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar will be barred from entering the country ahead of a planned trip.
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The International Olympic Committee is expected to confirm today that Russia's track and field athletes will be barred from the Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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Lawyers with British training could be barred from registering patents or practicing at all in some countries because their qualifications are not recognized, lawyers say.
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In short, she should push for the National Flood Insurance Program to be barred from writing any policies for new construction in 100 year floodplains.
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But LGBT people suffered a sudden public backlash when a central government minister said in January that LGBT people should be barred from university campuses.
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If Mr. Driver had his way, foreign vessels would be barred from the first 12 miles of British waters, while British quotas would be expanded.
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If it is approved by the Senate, offenders' assets in the United States could be blocked, and they could be barred from entering the country.
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DHS subsequently launched a task force to figure out just how many fingerprint records it was missing from people who should be barred from citizenship.
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She agreed to pay a $500,000 penalty and be barred from serving as an officer or a director of a public company for 10 years.
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Should SNC-Lavalin be convicted, it could be barred from federal government contracts for a decade, potentially crippling its business and eliminating many Canadian jobs.
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Companies that receive a crisis loan will be barred from buying back their own stock for a year longer than the duration of the loan.
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American companies and individuals will also be barred from doing business with any firm controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence or security services.
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The possibility that green card holders and refugees could be barred from the United States did not occur to him when he left, he said.
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Ceferin was speaking during a visit to Russia days after a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) committee recommended Russia be barred from hosting major events.
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" He added, "The secretary would be barred from participating in that important policy decision if she or her husband owned an interest in this company.
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The court did not hand prison terms, and rejected a prosecutor's request that the two executives be barred from running any company for five years.
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From April 3653, businesses in the U.K. will be barred from accepting credit cards from consumers placing bets, Britain's government-run Gambling Commission said Tuesday.
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The prosecutor's office said it had also requested Sonko be barred from accessing his office during the duration of his trial and be denied bail.
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How it could affect the election: If SEPTA were still shut down on Election Day, it's unclear how many people would be barred from voting.
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Do you agree or disagree with the Republican party's platform that women should be barred from having abortions even in the case of rape or incest?
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After the deadline expires, most people will be barred from enrolling in individual plans, until 2018 enrollment starts next fall, unless they qualify for a waiver.
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That changed this week when United, on a call with investors, dropped a bombshell: flyers in basic economy would be barred from using the overhead bins.
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As part of the settlement, Rothenberg has agreed to be barred from the brokerage and investment advisory business with a right to reapply after five years.
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Without probable cause to suspect contraband in a car, police should be barred from pulling over drivers and subjecting them to warrantless searches whenever they please.
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The prosecutor said 18 months of the sentence should be suspended, and that Richard should be barred from working in the public service for five years.
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Tianqi, whose stake in the company would entitle it to appoint three members to SQM's board, would be barred from nominating its own executives or employees.
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As spotted by The Register, the European Commission announced on Thursday that after Brexit, any and all UK citizens and companies will be barred from owning .
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Under her plea deal, she must serve at least 30 percent of her 12-year sentence and she&aposll be barred from driving for 10 years.
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Banks will reasonably price their loans and will be barred from linking firms' loan applications with deposits and charging "irregular" fees, according to the cabinet's guidance.
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Da Silva currently leads presidential polls with more than 30 percent support, but will likely be barred from running by electoral authorities following a corruption conviction.
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Under Hensarling's new bill, the CFPB would also be barred from monitoring financial markets, and an Office of Economics would review all rules the bureau issues.
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Corporate insiders could be barred from selling stock within a certain time period after share buybacks are announced, if one Democratic senator has his way. Sen.
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In Oklahoma, anyone with two convictions for possessing any amount of marijuana can be barred from working as an interior designer, physical therapist or land surveyor.
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He added that Golden Dawn aligned itself with statements made by Donald J. Trump, who had called for Muslims to be barred from the United States.
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If lab operations are closed as part of government sanctions, Ms. Holmes and Theranos's chief operating officer could be barred from the industry for two years.
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Keith Ellison, the first Muslim member of Congress, should be barred from serving because of his religion -- railed against McConnell and the Republican establishment as ineffective.
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Doe, which held that immigrant children are protected under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and therefore can't be barred from attending public schools.
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Holmes also will pay a $500,000 fine and be barred from serving as a director or officer at any publicly-traded company for the next decade.
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The I.O.C. said Russian athletes who had doping violations in the past, even those who have already served a penalty, must be barred from the Games.
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In states where these exchanges are the only public marketplace in which to buy health insurance, that means almost all immigrants would be barred from coverage.
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As a result, large American wireless carriers already shun its products, and smaller ones may soon be barred from using the brand under proposed new rules.
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Under the plan, people would be barred from getting asylum if they came into the US between ports of entry and were prosecuted for illegal entry.
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Firms borrowing from the pool would be barred from paying dividends to shareholders or issuing stock buybacks until one year after they pay back their loans.
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He will also be barred from giving outside broadcast interviews for six months, after which time his appearances will face "heightened editorial scrutiny," the statement said.
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Some opponents of the travel ban said they worried about the fate of people who might be barred from entering the United States in the meantime.
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Responsible for the violence that followed, all members of the South Sudan cabinet dissolved in July 2013 should be barred from participation in the Transitional Executive.
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The following Monday, the showrunners told the writers that they would be barred from that day's rehearsal, because the previous run-throughs had gotten too chaotic.
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He will also be barred from getting "Google Preferred" ads on his videos, ads that are placed with the top 5 percent of content on YouTube.
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Several polls show Lula as the favorite in voting intentions for the 2018 presidential election, but he could be barred from running if sentenced for corruption.
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Y. Warren has proposed that companies receiving federal assistance should be barred from buybacks permanently, and prevented from issuing dividends or executive bonuses for three years.
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After Mr. Block's recent tirade, the guild has filed a formal grievance against the publisher and asked that he be barred from The Post-Gazette building.
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Last week, the Israeli government issued a list of 20 international BDS-friendly organizations whose members, many of them Jewish, will be barred from entering Israel.
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Broadly: Do you agree or disagree with the Republican party's platform that women should be barred from having abortions even in the case of rape or incest?
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U.S. District Judge George L. Russell III ruled in the case in March that transgender students cannot be barred from using facilities corresponding with their gender identity.
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" The Trinity Lutheran decision, however, noted that a church could not be barred from participating in a grant program "simply because of what it is — a church.
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A judge then decides if the advisory firm's connections pose a conflict, in which case it can be barred from working on behalf of the bankrupt business.
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Under Brazil's Ficha Limpa ("Clean Record") law, those with convictions confirmed by the first appeal court are to be barred from holding public office for eight years.
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This ruling comes more than a year after a recommendation from the World Anti-Doping Agency that suggested Russia be barred from the Rio Olympics last summer.
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From the 2017 fiscal year starting in April, major Indian borrowers will be barred from relying on banks for more than 50 percent of their total funding.
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Zhuhai Zhenrong and Li will be barred from engaging in foreign exchange, banking or property transactions under US jurisdiction, according to American rules that govern Iranian sanctions.
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Denison, a 30-year plus PwC veteran who left the firm in the last few days, has agreed to be barred from audit work for 15 years.
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London (CNN)Donald Trump was in the spotlight in Britain's Parliament, where lawmakers debated whether the Republican presidential front-runner should be barred from entering the country.
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If the story is found to be fake, it will be flagged as "disputed," appear lower on user newsfeeds, and be barred from use in Facebook ads.
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If found to have flouted American sanctions, Turkish banks may be barred from doing international business, says Atilla Yesilada of Global Source Partners, a firm of analysts.
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Why green groups are not happy: PEER says those job functions are non-essential operations under the law and should be barred from payment under a shutdown.
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Members will also be barred from receiving the official recommendations required for prestigious postgraduate fellowships and scholarships, such as the Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships, the statement said.
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French taxi unions had also called for the Uber executives to be barred from working in the transportation industry, pleas that were ignored by the French court.
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Furthermore, no executives would receive a bonus while benefit cuts are in place, and pension plans seeking benefit cuts would be barred from spending money on lobbyists.
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Large-scale growers were going to be barred from entering the game for five years, time enough for the cottage industry to get legal and get established.
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When a vessel loses its flag, it typically loses insurance cover if it does not immediately find an alternative, and may be barred from calling at ports.
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This particular age group would still be barred from those jobs, but they would be allowed to do the hazardous work as part of certain apprenticeship programs.
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This is important: Since employers would be barred from offering plans that compete with the government option, the government needs to cover things that private plans do.
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Additionally, if any company tried to increase the cost of a drug at a higher rate than that of inflation, it would be barred from doing so.
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In response to the story, Mr. Cuomo's office offered two interpretations of the directive that significantly narrowed the number of appointees who would be barred from donating.
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A group of survivors of sexual exploitation are planning to send a letter to the N.F.L. to ask that Mr. Kraft be barred from owning a team.
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Russia has argued that its athletes who have not been implicated in the doping scandal should not be barred from participating in the Olympic games this summer.
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Into added an editor's note and removed the author's name, saying that she had received death threats and would be barred from writing for the time being.
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But on Facebook they said the news media would be barred from the event and risked the destruction of their equipment if they tried to attend it.
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The university, he added, has just told all students with medical or other exemptions that, if the school has a case, they may be barred from campus.
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This was a red state, after all, where Confederate flags routinely flew and where transgender people would soon be barred from public bathrooms corresponding to their gender.
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While the new coronavirus-spurred stimulus law offers help to all kinds of companies, startups may be barred from tapping into one of its more generous provisions.
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A single buyer will be barred from buying two of the largest refineries in the same area, whether it be the northeast, the south or the southeast.
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On February 3, the CDC announced that most foreign nationals who've been in China in the past 14 days will be barred from entering the United States.
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Tolstedt, who directly oversaw the unit of the bank in which the abuses occurred, would have to pay $25 million and be barred from working in banking.
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During that time, it would also be barred from charging interconnection fees to web companies like Netflix, who account for a large share of online video traffic.
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If they are sentenced to more than three months — their lawyers say that's highly plausible — they would be barred from running for political office for five years.
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If the governments do not comply, they will be given 240 days to do so; failing that, their citizens will be barred from entering the United States.
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State attorneys argued before the Court of Appeals this month that Porter would have limited immunity and prosecutors would be barred from using his words against him.
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Under that proposal, states could still set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections, but would be barred from setting self-driving car performance standards.
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Lula, the candidate for October's presidential election for the Workers Party (PT), which he founded, is almost certain to be barred from running by an electoral court.
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Employees considered "essential" will still be required to report to work should the shutdown continue, while those in positions deemed "nonessential" will be barred from coming in.
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Not everyone who works, or worked, on Wall Street or at a private equity firm or at a hedge fund should automatically be barred from government service.
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For that time, it will also be barred from charging interconnection fees on web companies like Netflix, which are responsible for a significant amount of online traffic.
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Dad told me that it's become a standard business practice: If someone misses two appointments, they can be barred from ever seeking care at that office again.
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As a Somali citizen and a refugee, the order affects her doubly — she and her daughters will be barred from entering the country for at least 120 days.
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He said Tuesday that two reminders will be sent and car owners who still fail to respond will face fines and be barred from renewing their road registrations.
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He remains the Workers&apos Party&aposs candidate for president in October&aposs elections and he leads presidential preference polls, but he likely will be barred from running.
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The regulation would add convicted felons and those who've been convicted of reentering the country illegally to the list of people who could be barred from obtaining asylum.
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In 2008 a report for Quebec's government proposed that judges, Crown prosecutors and police officers should be barred from appearing in a way that proclaims their religious affiliation.
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Sixteen- and 17-year-olds would still be barred from those jobs, but they would be allowed to do the hazardous work as part of certain apprenticeship programs.
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The race is also up in the air because poll-leading former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is in prison and likely to be barred from running.
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Collins herself told reporters that there are about 2,700 people combined on the no-fly and selectee lists who could be barred from gun purchases under her plan.
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Public servants in Singapore will be barred from using the internet at work, under a new policy aimed at protecting the city-state from cyber attacks and espionage.
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They're the ones who nod in agreement that Mexican immigrants are rapists who are "bringing drugs" and that all Muslims should be barred from entering the United States.
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Holmes will pay a $28500,6900 penalty, relinquish control of the company and be barred from serving as an officer or director of any public company for 2628 years.
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They point to the fact that currently serving transgender troops can continue doing so and that only transgender people diagnosed with gender dysphoria will be barred from enlisting.
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Dozens of athletes expecting to compete at the coming Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro could be barred from the Games, the International Olympic Committee announced on Tuesday.
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In it, he addressed people who said that he would be barred from going to Warriors games and that the video was evidence of him committing a felony.
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Firms would have to explain why they could not hire Canadians, and those with more than ten staff would be barred from employing lots of temporary foreign workers.
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On July 7th a government regulator, the Centres for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said Ms Holmes would be barred from owning or running a laboratory for two years.
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New rules will require Facebook pages with a "large audience" to verify their location or else they will be barred from publishing new posts, the company announced Friday.
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The source added that the companies will be barred from receiving any loans or investments from BNDES at least until they sign a leniency agreement with Brazilian prosecutors.
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Also, if Ms. Holmes were to be barred from owning any laboratory, it would raise questions about whether Theranos could continue to own and operate the Arizona lab.
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To diminish the viral appeal of such content, its creators may be barred from joining the YouTube Partner program, which allows users to run profitable advertising alongside videos.
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Any lawmaker who agrees to a settlement would have to reimburse taxpayers within 90 days and would be barred from using any office funds to pay the costs.
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Refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Myanmar, Bhutan, and other countries will be barred from seeking asylum in the United States, putting their safety at risk.
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Under their bill, companies would be barred from enforcing such agreements, and also would protect employees that refuse to participate in company activities they believe to be illegal.
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However, Puigdemont's party, Junts per Catalunya ("Together for Catalonia") said on Saturday there was no basis under Spanish law for him to be barred from standing as president.
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They will also be barred from "direct financial transactions" with a long list of restaurants, shops and hotels that form part of the Cuban military's extensive business empire.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pledged on Tuesday that firms doing business with Tehran would be barred from the United States, as new U.S. sanctions against Iran took effect.
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Leading antidoping officials urged that Russia be barred from the Summer Olympics in Rio after an independent inquiry confirmed a Russian whistle-blower's claims of state-sponsored doping.
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Last fall, he announced that scientists who receive or had received federal research grants would be barred from serving on the agency's nearly two dozen scientific advisory committees.
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And those who entered the country illegally would be barred from receiving work permits while their cases were adjudicated, which Mr. Trump said must happen within 180 days.
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While Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly said she wouldn't go to his show herself, she refused to comment on whether the comedian should be barred from entering the country.
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Ruling on female athletes: Women with naturally elevated levels of testosterone can be barred from track races against other women, the highest court in international sports ruled today.
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In the years that followed, the Chinese workers would face rising anti-immigrant sentiment and violence, and would be barred from citizenship by the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act.
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I've spoken with dozens upon dozens of sources, many of whom are hesitant to talk about their experiences or may even be barred from sharing information with me.
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For the remainder of his sentence, Mr. Choudary will be barred from leaving London, using the internet without permission, speaking to children, organizing meetings and attending certain mosques.
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The court basically said that foreign nationals with no "bona fide relationship" to the United States do not have the same rights and can be barred from entry.
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His comments prompted more than half a million Britons to sign a petition calling for him to be barred from entering the country, where he has business interests.
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Should an appeals court uphold Lula's conviction, a ruling which is expected to take at least eight months, Lula will be barred from running for office next year.
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In the bulletin, Bucci said the more than 40 lawmakers he named should be barred from receiving communion, serving as godparents or reading at Mass, among other restrictions.
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Under Ireland's rules, Memphis-based International Paper will be barred from making a fresh attempt to buy Smurfit for 12 months once it has dropped its current approach.
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After his release into probation, Shkreli will be barred from holding a majority stake in a company, as well as an executive position or directorship of a company.
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The negotiations had encountered problems over GM demands that a PSA-owned Opel be barred from competing against its own Chevrolet lineup in markets including China, they said.
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Cindy, New York: Regarding Mueller not subpoenaing Trump, is there a rule that if the defendant takes the Fifth, the prosecutor will be barred from subpoenaing the party?
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He also will need to pay a $75,000 fine, and will be barred from holding a majority stake in a company or serving as an executive or director.
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The panel came up with strict standards to determine which swimmers should be barred from the Games, based on criteria like previous drug positives or suspicious blood profiles.
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Med school graduates from these six countries may be barred from coming to the US, so hospital administrators may rank them lower on their list of preferred candidates.
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For instance, Simpson will be barred from changing his place of residence or traveling outside of the state of Nevada without first obtaining written permission from his supervising officer.
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He was invited by an alumnus, Preston Wiginton (who says Spencer's message has "valid points"), and because the school is a public university, he can't be barred from campus.
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China's business ties with Iran are open, transparent and lawful, its foreign ministry said, after Trump said companies doing business with Iran would be barred from the United States.
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In early 2018, the government introduced new reforms, including the introduction of a list of offenders, the members of which could be barred from receiving grants or research positions.
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Holmes will pay a $500,000 fine as part of the settlement arrangement and be barred from serving as a director or officer of a public company for 10 years.
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Federal prosecutors are dropping their demand that Facebook be barred from alerting users about search warrants for information about their accounts, according to a new court filing on Wednesday.
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The Ohio Department of Health could interpret the bill to mean that all state funds, not just those specific grants, should be barred from promoting or associating with abortion.
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Last week Finnair's local recruiter warned the Finnish airline's crew that they could be barred from flights if they linked the company's name with the protests on social media.
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The airline said Saturday that employees who "support or take part in illegal protests, violent actions, or overly radical behaviour" would be barred from crewing flights to mainland China.
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If the department did not grant a waiver, Mueller would be barred from investigating Kushner or Manafort, and this could greatly diminish the scope of the probe, experts said.
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Congo&aposs constitutional court still has to rule on potential candidates&apos eligibility, raising the possibility that Bemba — and Katumbi, if manages to return — could be barred from running.
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Inauguration protesters to be barred from National Mall, other sites The "Women's March on Washington" was been approved by an interagency task force on Friday, according to the organizers.
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If the legislature were to be cut short for new elections, "not only Di Maio but dozens of newly elected members of Parliament" would be barred from running again.
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One of the changes calls for people coming from Sudan to be barred from the U.S. diversity visa program, which awards green cards to immigrants, two U.S. officials said.
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At the very least, he thinks those guilty of crimes against humanity should serve time on prison farms and be barred from taking part in politics while doing so.
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All officials appointed to the Trump administration will be barred from registering to lobby for five years after leaving, Republican National Committee chief strategist Sean Spicer told reporters Wednesday.
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Even if it is found that a reasonable investigation by Alaburda would have revealed the true employment figures, she would still not be barred from suing, according to Pressman.
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Bolsonaro is leading all opinion polls if you exclude jailed former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who is expected to be barred from running by a graft conviction.
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In addition to the $15 million, Ciara wants Future to delete specific tweets and be barred from saying anything publicly about their family in the future, according to TMZ.
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Israel's recent victory in the Eurovision Song Contest — its first since 1998 — caused dismay among BDS advocates, some of whom basically hoped that Israel would be barred from participating.
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During the game against the Broncos, Beckham and Landry were told that they would be barred from playing in the second half if they did not change their cleats.
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Action under the CRA bans federal agencies from issuing rules similar to those repealed, which means that other regulators could be barred from writing their own forced arbitration rules.
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Atheists, agnostics and those who do not believe in a god or gods can be barred from delivering invocations in the Pennsylvania statehouse, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.
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The regulations also take aim at the stereotype of the harassing debt agency: Collectors would be barred from trying to contact people more than six times in a week.
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As things stand, Russian athletes will be barred from competing, the first time Russia has missed the Olympics since the Soviet Union boycotted the Los Angeles Games in 1984.
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Potential candidates will also be asked not to participate in debates not sponsored by the DNC, though they won't be barred from taking part in candidate forums, Perez said.
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During an interview with late-night host Jimmy Kimmel in January, Kimmel pointed out that Daniels would likely be barred from discussing the agreement if it, in fact, existed.
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Refugees will continue to be barred from countries that don't have adequate safeguards, as determined by the secretaries of state and homeland security and the director of national intelligence.
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If high school students' lunch debt rises above $75, they can be barred from purchasing tickets for school dances — including the prom — until the bill is paid in full.
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The details: Under the conditions of his release, Mr. Lindh, now 38, will be barred from going online without permission and from getting a passport or other travel document.
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Troy Wolverton reported that while the new stimulus law offers help to all kinds of companies, startups may be barred from tapping into one of its more generous provisions.
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Police officers will be barred from patient-care areas at a hospital in Utah that drew widespread notice when an officer handcuffed a nurse, hospital officials said this week.
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On March 11, President Trump announced that foreign nationals from Europe (except the UK and Ireland) will be barred from entering the United States for the next 30 days.
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But the constitutional court had already weakened the law when it ruled in 2017 that patients in extremely exceptional circumstances could not be barred from access to lethal drugs.
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He has argued that homosexuality should be illegal, Muslims should be barred from serving in Congress, 9/11 may have been divine retribution and Barack Obama wasn't born here.
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Foreigners who have been to China, Hong Kong and Macau within 14 days of travelling to the Philippines will also be barred from entering the country, aviation officials said.
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Most recently, Mr. Trump last week announced that transgender Americans would be barred from military service — catching the Pentagon by surprise and upending a long-running internal review process.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate's top Democrat on Monday asked the Federal Communications Commission to consider whether two major Chinese telecommunications companies should be barred from operating in the United States.
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Under the policy, Mr. Bannon would be barred from contacting Breitbart employees for two years to discuss issues that were under his purview while he was an executive there.
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It ensures that some of the individuals who, because of their expertise, may best understand an environmental issue, will be barred from advising EPA on the questions before it.
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Trump went after the Post's Philip Rucker and Ashley Parker in a tweet, calling them "two nasty lightweight reporters" and suggesting they be barred from the White House grounds.
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Theranos said Holmes agreed to settle and pay a $20143,000 fine, and will be barred from serving as a director or officer of a public company for 10 years.
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Under Brazilian law, a politician can only be barred from running if convicted of a crime that is upheld on appeal, which cannot possibly occur before next month's vote.
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And any lawmaker who agrees to a settlement would have to reimburse taxpayers within 90 days and would be barred from using any office funds to pay the costs.
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For now, most citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea will be barred from entering the U.S., along with some groups of people from Venezuela.
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Undocumented parents of Dreamers who would qualify under the new Republican bill would be barred from petitioning to stay in the United States based on their children's legal status.
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They include one, which Mr. Moore has called an attempt at humor, that called for women to be barred from officiating or serving beer at N.C.A.A. men's basketball games.
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If the department did not grant a waiver, Mueller would be barred from investigating Kushner or Manafort, and this could greatly diminish the scope of the probe, experts said.
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If the company fails to meet the new targets, it will be barred from making certain types of investment and distributing dividends above the mandatory legal minimum, the filing said.
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The changes could weaken existing lenders' positions if companies run into trouble, as they could be barred from making direct claims on the revenue generated by foreign assets and subsidiaries.
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The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF), the sport's governing body, announced Wednesday that athletes from Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan should be barred from the elite competition after repeatedly failing doping tests.
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His most serious rival for the presidency, Navalny, trails far behind in polls and could be barred from running because of an old criminal conviction which he says is political.
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They're calling for the Alabama Senate candidate, who's accused of behaving inappropriately years ago with teenage girls, to withdraw from the race or be barred from serving if he wins.
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Holmes and Theranos settled with the SEC, with Holmes agreeing to pay $500,000 and be barred from serving as a director or officer of a public company for 10 years.
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Oetomo said the attacks began in January when Higher Education Minister Muhammad Nasir said LGBT people should be barred from university campuses, and have continued on an almost daily basis.
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The assembly has established a truth commission to investigate opposition candidates to ensure that any who were involved in violent protests would be barred from running for governorships, Rodriguez said.
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The U.S. State Department on Monday publicly designated 16 people for their role in Khashoggi's death and said they and their families would be barred from entering the United States.
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All of those targeted will have U.S. assets frozen and be denied travel to the United States, while American citizens will be barred from doing business with them, officials said.
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In addition, steelmakers and coal producers who defy Beijing's reform measures to cut excessive capacity will also be barred from selling bonds, according to sources, who declined to be identified.
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Additionally, they would be barred from entering into future licensing agreements on patented technology, meaning they couldn't leverage advancements that have been developed by the NIH or other federal money.
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On March 6, Israel's parliament passed legislation saying any individuals or representatives of groups supporting BDS-type boycotts - excluding Israeli citizens and permanent residents - would be barred from the country.
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Defense Department officials would be barred from naming any bases, ships or other equipment after Confederate military leaders and war victories under language inserted in a House budget bill Wednesday.
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The article called for the demolition of 300 mosques, some built over temples, and argued that Muslims should be barred from voting in India unless they acknowledged their Hindu ancestry.
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The panel, headed by a former Supreme Court judge, recommended that companies should be barred from re-applying for resolution of the same dispute if their first application is rejected.
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On the eve of the fourth trial, in late 1978, the defense attorney asked that the press and public be barred from the trial, and the prosecution did not object.
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As Motherboard reported on Wednesday, open-source developer Jamie Kyle changed the terms of Lerna's license so that any groups working with ICE would be barred from using the software.
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Last year, they became the first administration to single out a health care provider in a budget, when they proposed that Planned Parenthood be barred from receiving any federal funding.
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Johnson is mulling plans to announce a general election as early as Wednesday, in which any Conservative MPs who vote to block Brexit this week, would be barred from standing.
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It caused the teams to be barred from playing each other in the preseason after a 23 game that resulted in multiple acts of violence, including a shooting, among fans.
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The policy dictated that students who joined those groups, which are not officially recognized by the school, would be barred from athletics and from leadership positions in other student organizations.
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Could a partial ban solve the problem, in which the Russians would be allowed to wear official team uniforms bearing the flag, yet still be barred from carrying the flag?
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If it becomes law, those convicted of abusing, assaulting or stalking a dating partner or those subject to a court restraining order would be barred from buying or owning firearms.
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The MS Zaandam, a Holland America cruise ship dealing with an outbreak of respiratory illness onboard, will be barred from entering the Panama Canal, according to a Panama Canal Authority.
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They suggested that United States warplanes could be barred from all of the most important areas contested by the government and rebels that are not affiliated with the Islamic State.
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Impose a debate qualification that any candidate who seeks a ballot position in either state or spends more than three days campaigning there will be barred from the debate stage.
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Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, pressed Mr. Trump for months to make the statement he issued last week saying transgender people would be barred from the military.
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The interpretation orders that legislators who deliver an oath in an "insincere or undignified manner" must be barred from office and not be given a chance to do it again.
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European countries clearly wish to keep it open, but with most potential buyers of Iranian oil reluctant to be barred from the United States, it's really Washington's decision that counts.
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The recommendation calls for Russian athletes tainted by doping questions to be barred from all international competitions for four years by governing bodies that are signatories to the WADA code.
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In July, the agency recommended that Russia be barred from the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro for its state-sponsored doping program, which persisted for years and spanned disciplines.
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For now, most citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea will be barred from entering the United States, along with some groups of people from Venezuela.
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In 2013, Mr. Falcone agreed to be barred from working in the securities industry for five years, an agreement stemming from violations at his former hedge fund, Harbinger Capital Partners.
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It attributed them to Fancy Bear, a group that stole records from global antidoping regulators last year, after the regulator recommended that Russia be barred from the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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Initially, the guidance provided by a State Department official was that someone who holds dual citizenship from one of the seven banned countries would be barred from entering the United States.
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Prosecutors will also be barred from playing a recording in which Lewis allegedly talks about abducting Carter and explaining to cops that he intended to collect $100,000 in ransom for her.
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The talks had also encountered difficulties over GM demands that a PSA-owned Opel be barred from competing against its own Chevrolet lineup in China and other overseas markets, they said.
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Amnesty International called for the RSF, which emerged from militias accused of war crimes in the western region of Darfur, to be barred from policing activities to help secure the deal.
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Specific competitors: If possible, request that your employer spell out the specific companies where you'd be prohibited from working, or ask if you would be barred from starting your own company.
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But both Katumbi and another prominent opposition politician, Jean-Pierre Bemba, could be barred from contesting the election, potentially easing the way for sitting President Joseph Kabila or his chosen successor.
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The move was a warning to Caracas that it could be barred from voting on IMF policies, and eventually expelled, unless it resumed timely and accurate reporting of its economic data.
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Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, who heads a right-wing coalition opposed to Turkey joining the European Union, said last month Erdogan would be barred from "trying to exploit" Europe's Turkish communities.
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The Secretary of Commerce has 150 days to come up with an enforcement regime and name the technologies or companies that could be barred from the U.S. under the executive order.
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The decree will once again face swift legal challenges but, if it survives, citizens of six majority-Muslim countries will still be barred from entering America for the next three months.
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Four months ago the Trump administration announced that travellers from ten Middle Eastern countries would be barred from taking electronics larger than a mobile phone into plane cabins, citing security concerns.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's air safety authority DFS said on Tuesday that both Boeing 737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 models will be barred from the country's air space until June 12.
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Under the policy, agencies cannot be barred from providing foster care or adoption services for the state if they refuse to place children in homes violating their "sincerely held" religious beliefs.
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According to Rosen, users who violate Facebook's "most serious policies" will be barred from Facebook Live for a "set period of time," for which it gives the example of 30 days.
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Those who hold dual nationality in the seven countries banned from entering the U.S. by President Trump will also be barred from entering the country, the Wall Street Journal reported Saturday.
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Tesla said that under the proposal, if it loads a vehicle with autonomous testing software and then replaces it with conventional production software it could be barred from selling the vehicle.
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A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday said nurses at a New Jersey nursing home may be supervisors, who would be barred from unionizing, because they can recommend that aides be disciplined.
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In that case, Judge Laurence Silberman wrote: [F]or example, a President would be barred from appointing his brother as Attorney General, but perhaps not as a White House special assistant.
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Immigrants and refugees from six majority-Muslim countries will be barred from entering the United States beginning Thursday night unless they can prove a relationship with a U.S. person or entity.
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The proclamation does not accept subsidized health plans, meaning immigrant applicants would be barred from using income-based subsidies for the purchase of individual coverage, a main tenet of the ACA.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido is to be barred from holding public office for 15 years, the maximum punishment allowable by law, state comptroller Elvis Amoroso said on Thursday.
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Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, who heads a right-wing coalition opposed to Turkey joining the European Union, said last week Erdogan would be barred from "trying to exploit" Europe's Turkish communities.
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If he did not, he would be barred from selling his products even in Norway, because European Union rules apply to his own country even though it is not a member.
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Track and field's governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations, will announce if Russia's track and field team will be barred from the Olympics this summer in Rio de Janeiro.
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Last August, the Mexican Supreme Court sided with America Movil that it should not be barred from charging competitors for use of its network, weakening a key plank of the reform.
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Netanyahu said Thursday that the two would be barred from visiting the country, though he added that Tlaib could visit family in the West Bank if she filed a humanitarian request.
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As opposition leader in the 1980s, he argued that Denmark should be neutral in the Cold War and that NATO warships should be barred from carrying nuclear arms in Danish waters.
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Ms. Wozniak will be barred from having interns, and will also be required to receive instruction about sexual harassment and submit to checks of her office at least twice a year.
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It also expressed concern at clauses in the agreement indicating that Syrian government jets would not be barred from flying until up to nine days after the ceasefire had taken effect.
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Under the proposed bill, which was approved by the parliament's lower house this week, "Catholic elementary schools would be barred from discriminating in favor of children of their own 'religious ethos.'"
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That leak came after the organization recommended that Russian athletes be barred from the 2016 Olympic Games when an investigation uncovered evidence that Moscow was running a state-sponsored doping program.
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On Monday, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam announced that all non-residents would be barred from the territory as of Wednesday, the latest addition to a raft of new measures.
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Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a senior adviser, will be barred from looking at sensitive documents that he previously had access to, according to multiple media reports.
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Mr. Zhao, the engineer, said some underground rappers he followed had pulled some of their potentially controversial tracks from streaming platforms for fear that they would be barred from performing live.
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Over the Thanksgiving holiday, Kavanaugh returned to coaching his daughter's basketball team, the very activity he worried he'd be barred from as a result of Ford's allegations, which he vehemently denied.
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The group also said that if Dr. Baselga did not disclose his interactions in the future, he would be barred from participating in any meetings sponsored by A.S.C.O. for two years.
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After the pastor's announcement in March, Changing Attitude Ireland and other Irish lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender advocacy groups supported online petitions calling for him to be barred from the country.
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"They checked his mobile phone and saw that he's been checking through and visiting sites on suicide bombings, and they made an assessment" that he should be barred from entering Singapore.
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On Saturday, days after announcing restrictions on travel from mainland Europe, Mr. Trump said foreigners in the United Kingdom and Ireland would soon be barred from traveling to the United States.
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I have been enjoying the reunion with my parents and the start of a new life which will give me every fair opportunity, although I shall be barred from becoming president.
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If the payments end, companies would be barred from charging these consumers deductibles, but it could cause them to pull out of the market, reducing access to healthcare for the poor.
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The proclamation does not accept subsidized health plans, meaning immigrant applicants would be barred from using income-based subsidies for the purchase of individual coverage, a main tenet of the ACA.
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While the Russian news media said 755 diplomats would be barred from working, and presumably expelled, there do not appear to be anything close to 755 American diplomats working in Russia.
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Bloomberg News, citing four people with knowledge of the matter, said the Treasury Department is developing plans to identify the technology sectors that Chinese companies would be barred from investing in.
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If lawmakers receive prison time, or a fine of more than 5 million won ($4,300), they will lose their seats and be barred from running in an election for five years.
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Officials said that any athletes who were linked to the doping scheme or the subsequent cover-up would be barred from international sports, and most likely be stripped of any medals.
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Other leaders, including the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr, and the spokesman for Iraq's paramilitary units that have been fighting the Islamic State, said that Americans should be barred from Iraq.
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While her team was playing, an Ohio court ruled that girls could participate on Little League baseball teams, and a federal court ruled that female writers couldn't be barred from clubhouses.
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australian universities should be barred from partnering with more than 100 Chinese counterparts because they have close ties with the military in Beijing, a leading think tank has said.
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Another bill called for families of senior officials to be barred from working in business connected with the officials' work: a normal exclusion in many countries but, again, something new for Russia.
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The prosecutor in the case has said 18 months of the 3-year sentence should be suspended, and that Richard should be barred from working in the public service for five years.
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Candidates who fail to meet a certain threshold would be barred from debates or from a spot on the ballot, depending on how the party decided to structure the system, she said.
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Royal Caribbean said on Friday that passport holders from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau would be barred from all its cruise ships, regardless of how long ago they visited those places.
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The U.S. ambassador to Bulgaria, Herro Mustafa, said on Tuesday Washington would soon announce the name of the first Bulgarian citizen to be barred from entering the United States because of corruption.
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Judge Marcelo A. Kopcow on Monday ruled against a motion from Watts' attorney that requested sheriff's officials be barred "from disclosing any information" about visits to him in Colorado's Weld County Jail.
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Strong exit rules are needed to verify, inspect, certify and codify vehicles before export, and all vehicles with compromised emissions and safety features need to be barred from export, the study said.
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The fact that the Supreme Court has taken up the case means that Grimm will be barred from using the boys' bathroom unless and until the high court rules in his favor.
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Holmes has agreed to pay a $500,000 penalty, give up majority voting control of the company and will be barred from serving as an officer at a public company for a decade.
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Furthermore, these exosuits could expand opportunities for older workers who want to get back into the labor force at a place like Lowes, who would otherwise be barred from the physical requirements.
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Ohio State officials said Thursday that reporters would be barred from football practices until at least next week, and university trustees announced that a six-member committee will head up the investigation.
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These two provisions prohibit state and local governments from restricting federal requests for information about any person's immigration status and mandate that local officials may not be barred from maintaining such information.
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Wayward borrowers would also be barred from registering with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), its chairman U.K. Sinha told reporters after a meeting of its board in the capital.
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Central American migrant caravans have become a flashpoint in the debate over U.S. immigration policy, as President Donald Trump has remained adamant that the migrants will be barred from crossing the border.
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Garcia, who mostly resides in Spain, arrived in Lima on Thursday to testify in the case before a prosecutor, who postponed the hearing and requested the former president be barred from leaving.
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Novanto would be barred from holding public office for five years after serving his sentence and have to repay $7.3 million he had plundered, added the judge, who goes by one name.
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In just days, immigrant youth will be barred from renewing their DACA applications, and soon tens of thousands of immigrant youth will become fully vulnerable to the impulses of Trump's deportation agents.
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Large numbers of Iranian women, who would be barred from watching live matches in their home country, have traveled to Russia, plastering social media with photos of themselves cheering on their team.
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In December, as the Rainbow Warriors were preparing to play Northern Iowa, they were told in the locker room that the N.C.A.A. had ruled they would be barred from the 2017 tournament.
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Trump has faced fire for making controversial remarks about foreign policy, from suggesting Muslims should be barred from entering the country to calling for torture of terror suspects after the Brussels attacks.
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With the majority of the cases originating overseas, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday all non-Australian residents would be barred from entering the country from 9pm (1000 GMT) on Friday.
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In its lawsuit, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Mr. Musk should be barred from serving as the head of publicly traded companies — a swipe against the market's embrace of charismatic executives.
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The final nail in our vacation's coffin came Sunday, five days into our trip, when South Africa's president announced that people from eight countries — including the US — would be barred from entering.
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Some Democratic senators propose repealing HB2 after a six-month "cooling off period" during which cities like Charlotte would be barred from passing nondiscrimination ordinances, but others advocate for a hard repeal.
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So trade would slow down, particularly on the Continental side, hurting merchants of perishable goods and manufacturers; some products could be barred from crossing borders; and experts predict higher prices and shortages.
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Visa holders found to be in the country illegally for more than 180 days would be barred from re-entry for three or 10 years, depending on the length of their overstay.
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A previous version of this article inaccurately described the length of time visa holders found to be in the country illegally for more than 180 days would be barred from re-entry.
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With the majority of the cases originating overseas, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday all non-Australian residents would be barred from entering the country from 9pm (1000 GMT) on Friday.
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Americans will also be barred from transactions with companies run by the Cuban military — a potentially significant restriction, given that many of Cuba's branded hotels are managed by a military-owned conglomerate.
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Under such a ban, Russian teams and athletes would be ineligible to compete in international sporting events, and the country would be barred from hosting them, until the WADA suspension was lifted.
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On Wednesday China and Germany defended their business ties with Iran in the face of Trump's warning that any companies trading with the Islamic Republic would be barred from the United States.
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Gavin Newsom in September, the N.C.A.A.'s Board of Governors said California schools might gain "an unfair recruiting advantage" because of the law, and they would eventually be barred from N.C.A.A. competition.
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The office's opinions bind department practices, meaning Mr. Mueller seemingly would be barred from charging Mr. Trump with obstruction of justice — while he remains in office — no matter what the evidence shows.
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BEIRUT/LONDON (Reuters) - Companies doing business with Iran will be barred from the United States, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, as new U.S. sanctions took effect despite pleas from Washington's allies.
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If the White House approves the proposal, foreigners on visas or with permanent residency could be barred from using popular tax breaks, like the earned income tax credit or public health subsidies.
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In announcing this month that Russia's Olympic team would be barred from the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, the International Olympic Committee also barred Mutko for life from the Olympics.
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Generally, American citizens will be barred from engaging in transactions with the company, although the Treasury Department said it would issue licenses to permit certain transactions and activities within specific time periods.
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Under the company's proposal, lawyers for Alva and Alberta Pilliod in the initial trial phase would be barred from introducing evidence that the company allegedly attempted to influence regulators and manipulate public opinion.
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Citing her fund-raising performance and campaign organization as proof of her electoral credibility, Ms. Fiorina called it an outrage that she should be barred from the debate when two candidates she narrowly
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Under rules Beijing says it will start enforcing next month, foreign companies will be barred from publishing online content — including text, videos, maps and games — in China without prior approval from the government.
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He also said Imamoglu allegedly insulted the governor of Ordu, a Black Sea coastal province, and added that if prosecuted over the issue, he could be barred from office even if he wins.
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In most cases, they only apply to licensed therapists working with minors, meaning people like Reubendale - who engaged in therapy post-18 in a religious setting - would not be barred from seeking treatment.
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If the company fails to meet the new long-term targets, it will be barred from making certain types of investment and distributing dividends above the mandatory legal minimum, the Monday filing said.
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The Xiamen Municipal Government said in a notice on Thursday that to ensure safety, flammable cargoes such as oil, chemicals and liquefied natural gas would be barred from entering the port from Aug.
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At a press briefing on Wednesday, officials said that airports that fail to comply will either face fines, a full ban on electronics, or possibly be barred from flying to the US completely.
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Representative Frank Pallone, a Democrat, said that under the Republican proposal, states would be barred from regulating self-driving car safety "without a guarantee that NHTSA will step in" to set binding rules.
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In the settlement, the agency pulled back from its original demand that Musk, who is synonymous with the Tesla brand, be barred from running Tesla, a sanction many investors said would be disastrous.
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Lula, still Brazil's most popular politician, faces a 12-year prison sentence and will likely be barred from running in this year's election, even though he is the front-runner in early polls.
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In the settlement, the agency pulled back from its demand that Musk, who is synonymous with the Tesla brand, be barred from running Tesla, a sanction that many investors said would be disastrous.
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Some of Trump's allies have suggested that Giuliani be barred from evening interviews because of concerns that he was going on TV after drinking, according to three Republicans close to the White House.
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Anyone circulating a petition would have to complete an online class and undergo a background check, and those convicted of any crime involving fraud or identity theft would be barred from circulating petitions.
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Holmes and the SEC settled the charges by having Holmes agree to pay a $500,000 penalty and be barred from serving as an officer or director of a public company for 10 years.
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BERLIN, March 12 (Reuters) - Germany's air safety authority DFS said on Tuesday that both Boeing 737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 models will be barred from the country's air space until June 12.
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Haughton's daughter, Yasmeen, brought multiple suits against Armslist, arguing in part that the site was culpable for being a platform where Haughton could purchase a gun he would otherwise be barred from buying.
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As a survivor named Sylvia described in the NCAVP report, she was afraid to enter a shelter once learning there was no way to guarantee her abusive girlfriend would be barred from entering.
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As things stand, Russian athletes will be barred from competing at this summer's Olympics, a humiliating blow to the reputation of a sports superpower where success is seen as integral to national pride.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Residents of five states may be barred from boarding commercial flights using a driver's license beginning in 2018 because of the states' refusal to comply with national proof-of-identity requirements.
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He made the comments in an Oval Office address in which he announced that foreign nationals would be barred from traveling to the US from 26 European countries for 30 days starting Friday.
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Rumsfeld, a Supreme Court case that ruled that United States citizens who were detained as enemy combatants were entitled to due process and could not be barred from challenging their enemy combatant status.
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LAS VEGAS — The billionaire investor Steven A. Cohen may be barred from managing outside money until next year, but he has already hinted that he plans to get back into the hedge game.
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Goldman Sachs will pay a $36.3 million fine, and a former employee could be barred from the banking industry, after regulators found the firm improperly used confidential information to try and win business.
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Russia will almost certainly be barred from this summer's track and field world championships, global officials for the sport said Monday, citing the nation's response to its doping scandal, which they called inadequate.
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To the Editor: It saddens me to think of all the highly deserving and ambitious would-be immigrants who would be barred from entering the United States under President Trump's newly announced guidelines.
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And while Greensboro, Raleigh and Charlotte submitted bids for the next cycle of tournament games, from 2019 to 2022, they will be barred from hosting as long as the law remains in place.
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If the commission finds against these companies and issues an exclusion order, an estimated 86 percent of Windows tablets and more than half of Android smartphones would be barred from the U.S. market.
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The AfD has said its posters are not calling for Muslim students to be barred from schools, but for the scrapping of Islamic religious education for Muslim students, and the wearing of headscarves.
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The stakes, 10 percent each in oil and gas group MOL and drugmaker Richter, will be transferred to the Maecenas Universitatis Corvini foundation, which will be barred from selling or short-selling the stock.
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Existing Opel models will be barred from entering new overseas markets under "non-compete" agreements that had also complicated negotiations — while GM will be similarly excluded from marketing the same underlying technologies in Europe.
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I'm not saying that Donald Trump should be allowed into the UK; ideally, he'd be barred from every country on Earth, left to live out the rest of his days in an underwater prison.
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Its current policy is that candidates who appear in unsanctioned debates, as opposed to "forums" where they're not onstage together, can be barred from official debates the party sets up with major news outlets.
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China's ties with Tehran are open, transparent and lawful, its foreign ministry said earlier in August, after U.S. President Donald Trump said companies doing business with Iran would be barred from the United States.
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Indian women can be barred from entering the kitchen and handling food, kept away from family members and shunned from offering prayers during what is sheepishly referred to as "that time of the month".
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Republicans, meanwhile, have argued that Clinton should be barred from the briefings, saying she put classified information at risk through her use of a private email server for official business while secretary of state.
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" The Hong Kong National Party responded with a statement saying it is "truly proud" to be the "first party to be barred from a democratic election by the Communist colonial government of Hong Kong.
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According to the FT, British companies are likely to be excluded from building components for Galileo satellites, and the UK military may be barred from using the encrypted positioning data these spacecraft will provide.
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His attorney, Allan Richards, in arguing for the media to be barred from the court proceedings, noted that Rivera is presumed innocent and that no evidence of guilt has yet been presented in court.
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Yet the ruling could make him ineligible to run for elected office for eight years, creating an unusual situation in which a politician who may be barred from campaigning ends up running the country.
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The email also states that lawmakers must give two weeks' notice before traveling to an immigrant detention center, and that they will be barred from entering if they do not give the advanced notice.
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If the laboratory's certification were to be revoked, Ms. Holmes and Theranos's chief operating officer, Ramesh Balwani, would be barred from owning or operating any laboratory for at least two years, the letter said.
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But another official authorized to speak on behalf of the transition team pushed back on that view, saying Tillerson "did not misspeak" when he said China should be barred from its man-made islands.
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They say he effectively knee-capped a political rival with designs on his mantle, and arranged for his surrogate Haddad to take his place atop the PT ticket should he be barred from running.
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We know this will be an adjustment for you, dear readers, as you will be barred from supporting the objectively correct opinions, inarguably accurate takes, and impeccable tastes published every day here at Noisey.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that starting Friday anyone who isn't a citizen or resident of Australia or a family member of a citizen or resident will be barred from entering the country.
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On Soccer Both a proposal to alter the Champions League and the news that Manchester City could be barred from playing in it were stories about the same thing: power, and who holds it.
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In soccer, FIFA, seeking gain leverage over the elite clubs that had started discussions about the possibility of a new breakaway competition, recently warned players that they could be barred from the World Cup.
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So far, Mr. Trump's strategy — a threat to European and Asian firms that if they do business with Iran they will be barred from business in the United States — has had only mixed results.
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Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers will not be barred from applying for funding under a federal family planning grant program, an official at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said Friday.
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If the plea agreement is approved by a judge, Climo will have to participate in mental health treatment and agree to computer monitoring upon his release, and he will be barred from owning weapons.
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The United States official, who was not authorized to speak to the news media and asked for anonymity, did not know if members would be barred from the grounds during the Xi-Trump meeting.
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Monroe reportedly won a similar case in Wisconsin after a federal judge ruled that a student couldn't be barred from wearing a shirt that depicts guns and rifles spelling the word "love," WISN reported.
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He will also pay more than $100,000 in penalties and ill-gotten profits to settle the SEC's civil case, and will be barred from practicing as an accountant before the SEC, the sources added.
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They cannot be removed from an office they&aposve already left, but legal scholars told Slate that impeached former presidents could be barred from serving in any future federal-government positions, elective or appointive.
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National antidoping organizations from 19 countries have again called for severe sanctions against Russia for its doping offenses, saying its athletes should be barred from all international competitions until it complies with antidoping rules.
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The Supreme Court said that travelers who lack a bona fide relationship to a "person or entity" in the United States can be barred from entry once the order goes into effect on Thursday.
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"Those with smartphones should also be barred from entering because phones were invented by 'foreign devils' -- and same for those for those drive cars," wrote one user on Sina Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter.
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In addition to Planned Parenthood affiliates, Title X funds also go to Health Department centers, hospital-run clinics, and other facilities, all of which would be barred from performing abortions under the new rule.
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Arab- and Muslim-Americans are particularly angry at the President-elect for his disparaging remarks about Muslims, who he says should be forced to register with the government and be barred from entering the country.
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Companies would be barred from exporting if they do not repatriate earnings but would be allowed to keep earnings in dollars, though there would be tax incentives if they convert earnings to rupiah, he said.
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To settle the charges, Holmes has agreed to pay a $500,000 penalty, give up majority voting control over the company, and be barred from serving as an officer in a public company for a decade.
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Trump's tweets on Thursday did not specifically mention Huawei, the world's largest producer of mobile network equipment, but appeared to soften earlier U.S. statements that it should be barred from Western networks on security grounds.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Political parties with too few women on their tickets should be barred from participation in India's upcoming national elections, women's rights groups said as they launched their "Womanifesto" on Wednesday.
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People suffering from what clinicians describe as "severe and persistent mental illness" that includes suicidal ideation should potentially be barred from purchasing firearms since suicide accounts for around 60 percent of all gun-related deaths.
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"We were trained specifically to read chest X-rays from the beginning of our residency," says Brandon Crum, a radiologist in Coal Run who'll soon be barred from evaluating X-rays for state benefit claims.
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An estimated 70 million Americans – roughly 20 percent of the population – have a criminal record of some kind, and no one would say that these people should be barred from working or unduly discriminated against.
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The heart of Alberta's oil industry remained shut down on Wednesday, while residents of Fort McMurray continued to be barred from returning to their homes until officials can determine that it's safe to do so.
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When rumours started to fly that Iyi might be barred from running in the elections due to a controversy about the timing of its party congress, the CHP loaned it some of its own MPs.
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He believes homosexuality should be illegal, Muslims should be barred from serving in Congress, America was last great "when families were united, even though we had slavery" and that the constitution exists to foster Christianity.
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Jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been leading in the polls, but he is likely to be barred from running and substituted by another member of his left-leaning Workers&apos Party.
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Difficulties soon emerged, however, over the future of a near-$10 billion Opel pensions deficit and demands by GM that the brand be barred from competing overseas under PSA ownership against its own Chevrolet lineup.
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The criteria for eligibility and need were state-determined, so blacks continued to be barred from full participation because the country operated under the "separate but equal" doctrine adopted by the Supreme Court in 1896.
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She wrote about those coming from Syria, who have been blocked from the U.S. indefinitely and others from Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen, who will be barred from obtaining visas for 30 days.
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He thinks that big companies such as Facebook and Google should be barred from owning certain types of data, such as the keywords users search for, and whether those users have voted in the past.
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The bill Vizcarra sent to Congress also stresses that he would be barred from re-election in 2020, an attempt to end speculation by his critics that he would plot to hold onto power somehow.
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If the appeal is not successful, Saez will be barred from riding on any track for 15 racing days, which includes May 23-27, May 30-June 2, June 6-9, and June 13-14.
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The jail terms mean that the three will be barred from standing for political office for five years—one reason, perhaps, why the government may have been so keen for them to be locked up.
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WADA has said that if the allegations prove true, it will consider recommending all Russian athletes be barred from competition; Russia's sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, said he would resign if such a ban were imposed.
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A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security, who requested anonymity, said it would be updating its guidance to state that fiancés will not be barred from obtaining visas while the ban is in place.
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If the agency follows the committee's counsel, the decision could result in Russia continuing to be barred from major events like the New York City Marathon, the world track and field championships and the Paralympics.
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Today, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam announced that all non-residents would be barred from the territory, the latest addition to a raft of new measures intended to curb the spread of imported cases.
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Gmail add-ons available to consumers starting next year will be barred from selling user data and be subject to a third-party security assessment that will cost them about $15,000 to $75,000, Google said.
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Last summer, the group Women of the Wall was warned that if it did not remain confined to the small, barricaded area within the "women's section," its members would be barred from praying there altogether.
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Mr. Lindh, who left California for Yemen in July 1998, two months before Google was founded, will be barred from going online or owning a web-capable device without prior permission of his probation officer.
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Legal experts say that under federal regulations, it is clear that students can be barred from campus if they pose a threat to others, but less clear if they pose a threat only to themselves.
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The Russian Olympic Committee might be barred from the 2018 Pyeongchang Games for widespread doping, but many of the country's athletes will still be allowed to compete under a neutral flag and in neutral uniforms.
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If NASA wants to buy more Soyuz seats, it will need to do so before December 2020, when the agency will be barred from buying new seats from Russia by Congress unless granted a waiver.
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Rule No. 1: Senators will be barred from speaking during trial The Senate has drafted a document on decorum guidelines for the impeachment trial, including rules senators — who will be serving as jurors — must follow.
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"Under U.S. asylum law, people who have been firmly resettled in other countries can be barred from their application," said Gretchen Kuhner, director of the Institute for Women in Migration, a Mexico-based advocacy organization.
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In the background was the constant drumbeat of canceled flights, new restrictions, xenophobic fear abroad, and the knowledge that as I entered the last month of my pregnancy, I would be barred from planes altogether.
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It will be barred from so-called "all or nothing" agreements, which the attorney general said required insurers to include all of Sutter's medical facilities if they wanted to include some of the system's hospitals.
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In 2012, the kingdom included two female athletes in its delegation to the Olympic Games in London after the International Olympic Committee suggested the country could be barred from participating if it sent only men.
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Russia's flouting of antidoping rules is so severe that the country should be barred from global sporting events, including the Olympics, for four years, according to a recommendation sent to the world's top antidoping regulator.
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Listing Mr. Trump's attacks on Muslims, like suggesting that they should be barred from entering the country, Mr. Minhaj implored Ms. Trump to stop abetting her father, and then closed with a sharp-edged joke.
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If that's true, she needs to clearly distance herself from statements by organizations she has funded that say that transgender people are "broken" and "deluded," and suggesting that transgender people should be barred from teaching.
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The restrictions vary in their details, but in most cases, citizens of the countries will be unable to emigrate to the United States permanently and many will be barred from working, studying or vacationing here.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Two Islamist opposition parties in Algeria have posted faceless portraits of female candidates for May's legislative election, upsetting state authorities which have ordered them to show the faces or be barred from the ballot.
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The legal precedents here are complex, but essentially the FTC may be barred from applying antitrust law — which the new order constantly refers to as a remedy — because an expert agency is already on the beat.
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But Ola Bini, a 36-year-old software developer who has lived in Ecuador for five years, remains under investigation in the case and will be barred from leaving the country, according to the court ruling.
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A majority of the organization's federal funding comes in the form of Medicaid reimbursements, which means that patients on Medicaid would effectively be barred from using their coverage on Planned Parenthood services should the provision pass.
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Not only should Mattis not be barred from further service simply because he is a veteran —we also need to entirely remove the ban on veterans that so outrageously stereotypes all of them as potential traitors.
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The Morning Consult/Politico poll finds that 81 percent of voters, including 85033 percent of Republicans, say insurers should be barred from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, which was a provision in ObamaCare.
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White supremacists and other hate groups visiting Washington, D.C., this weekend for the second Unite The Right rally will be barred from eating at some restaurants in the city, while other eateries plan to close altogether.
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There was nothing in the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System that indicated Kelley should be barred from owning a firearm, said Christopher Combs, the special agent in charge of the bureau's San Antonio division.
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Georgia law previously allowed women to have an abortion in the first 20 weeks of a pregnancy, but under the new measure, doctors will be barred from performing the procedure after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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British lawmakers are due to debate on Monday a petition signed by more than half a million people calling for Trump to be barred from Britain, although the debate will not be followed by a vote.
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The proclamation says immigrants will be barred from entering the country unless they are to be covered by health insurance within 30 days of entering or have enough financial resources to pay for any medical costs.
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He congratulated himself on his prescience, called again for an entire religious group to be barred from entering our country and repeated the same, appallingly dangerous suggestion that President Obama is some sort of secret traitor.
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A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security, who also requested anonymity, said it would be updating its guidance to state that fiancés would not be barred from obtaining visas while the ban was in place.
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Her defense argued that the transcript, and its apparent confession, ought to be barred from court, as the F.B.I. never read Ms. Winner her Miranda rights or told her she was free to leave her home.
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But the initiative still falls short: Those who have been convicted of murder or sex offenses would still be barred from voting, as would the estimated 200,000 people incarcerated or on parole or probation in Florida.
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Mr. Moore has also called, in what he says were humor columns, for women to be barred from announcing or officiating men's college basketball games, unless they were as attractive as the sports reporter Bonnie Bernstein.
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Under the ordinance, if a hotel worker makes a sworn statement accusing a guest of sexual misconduct or if evidence supports the accusation, the guest would be barred from returning to that hotel for three years.
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British politicians will hold an official debate on whether US presidential candidate Donald Trump should be barred from the UK after a petition sparked by his comments about Muslims gathered more than half a million signatures.
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A full lockdown of the UK in which the public will be barred from gathering in public spaces is now "inevitable," an anonymous senior government source told The Times of London in an article published Monday.
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Lawmakers should be given a substantial raise to reflect the cost of living and the importance of overseeing the state's roughly $170 billion budget — and in return, they should be barred from receiving any outside income.
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And she defended prosecutors' handling of the case, saying they were prepared to go to trial in September but felt their best option was ensuring Mr. Encinia would be barred from pursuing a law-enforcement career.
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Just as Obama was confined to executive action for the last six years of his presidency, so too will any new Democratic president be barred from legislation if Republicans hold either house of Congress in 2020.
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They also asked the department to provide any documents concerning the decision, including any correspondence focused on the reporter, and for "clarification" on whether Kelemen and other NPR reporters would be barred from Pompeo's future travels.
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He could also be barred from the country for five years or from mountaineering in Nepal for up to 10 years, while facing jail time if he fails to pay the fine, the Nepali authorities said.
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During the 2014 Ebola outbreak, Mr. Trump tweeted, contrary to the judgment of Ebola experts, that West Africans and American health care workers returning from "Ebola-infected countries" should be barred from entering the United States.
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Those outside the United States are fretting they will not be allowed in, and those already in the country fear they will not be able to leave, even temporarily, because they will be barred from returning.
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They had also asked that any information related to Manafort's work for the Trump campaign be barred from the trial, even if it was "relevant," because such information is politically volatile and could prejudice the jury.
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Officials also planned to impose high-occupancy-vehicle requirements on the Williamsburg Bridge: Private vehicles with fewer than three passengers — including taxis and ride-hailing cars — would be barred from using the bridge between 5 a.m.
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But he could be barred from leaving Japan or talking to people related to the case, NHK said earlier in the day, although exceptions can be made for overseas travel on a case-by-case basis.
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Moore has persisted even beyond Trump in calling Barack Obama's citizenship into question, and 11 years ago he proposed that Keith Ellison should be barred from serving in the House of Representatives because he's a Muslim.
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Australia's team chef de mission Kitty Chiller told News Ltd media on Sunday that their Olympians would be barred from going to the urban slums, even on official tours, in accordance with advice from a security expert.
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Lula, who is likely to be barred from running because of a corruption conviction that was upheld on appeal in January, also had the lowest rejection rate among likely contenders in the survey, conducted by pollster MDA.
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Not even the national airline had any inkling it would be barred from flying to Dubai, Riyadh, Cairo and other key destinations, or that its planes would be forced to circumvent the airspace of the embargoing nations.
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St. Louis St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner's office announced 22 officers would be barred from bringing their cases to her office as a result of posts that came to light in the Plain View Project.
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In a filing made in federal bankruptcy court in the Southern District of New York on Wednesday, Gawker's lawyers argued that the venture capitalist should be barred from the bidding for former news and gossip site Gawker.
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NIAMEY (Reuters) - Nearly a quarter of Niger's potential voters - 1.5 million people - will be barred from casting ballots in next month's presidential poll, the government said, after politicians failed to agree on a system for registering them.
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Uribe argues the new deal is not tough enough on Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebels since it does not include opposition demands that they serve traditional jail sentences and be barred from forming political parties.
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In a crowded presidential field, Bolsonaro trails only jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in opinion polls, but the popular ex-leader is expected to be barred from the ballot by Brazil&aposs electoral justice.
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Royal Jordanian Airlines said in a tweet on Monday that U.S.-bound passengers would be barred from carrying most electronic devices aboard aircraft starting Tuesday at the request of U.S. officials, including those that transit through Canada.
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The order states that after 90 days, any foreign nationals will be barred from entry if their home country does not provide "the information needed ... to adjudicate any visa, admission, or other benefit" under U.S. immigration law.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido will be barred from public office for 15 years, the government comptroller said on Thursday, as it seeks to crack down on the U.S.-backed rival to President Nicolas Maduro.
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While the lifetime bans have been overturned for the 28 athletes involved, the IOC said Russia would still be barred from officially participating at the Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea, which kick off Feb. 9.
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A Democratic opponent of the bill, State Representative Robert Trammell, said in a phone interview on Tuesday that he believed the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment allowed handguns to be barred from "sensitive" places such as college campuses.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Bulgaria's weightlifters will be barred from this year's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Friday rejected an appeal against a ban for numerous anti-doping violations.
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The sitting justices each have more than two years left on their terms, according to the Gazette-Mail, which added that they will be barred from seeking public office in West Virginia again if they are impeached.
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NSF's action would depend on the type of research and the severity of misconduct: Grant money could be suspended permanently or temporarily, PIs could be replaced or removed, or PIs could be barred from any future funding.
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Greenbelt, Maryland (CNN)President Donald Trump should not be barred from renting rooms to foreign governments, even those that say publicly say they are doing so to curry the President's favor, a Trump administration attorney argued Monday.
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At the trial's start in the Vatican's tiny courtroom in a building just a stone's throw from the both the apartment and the pope's residence, lawyers for the defense asked that journalists be barred from future hearings.
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Da Silva will likely be barred from running for the presidency again by Brazil&aposs electoral court, but his statements are seen as the program of his left-leaning Workers&apos Party ahead of October&aposs elections.
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Few in Brazil doubt Lula will be barred from running under a "Clean Slate" law that bans politicians from seeking public office if they have been convicted of a crime and it has been upheld on appeal.
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In a recent opinion column in The New Yorker, he argued that LGBT people could be barred from restaurants, gun control could be banned in all 50 states and the regulatory state could come to an end.
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They can be barred from flying right before boarding—a hangup that, for hamsters, can be fatal—and even if they manage to clear security, there's a risk that they won't make it through the flight alive.
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That blunt comment from high-powered attorney Benjamin Brafman came when he argued that a potential juror who said he had seen "some of the defamation comments" Shkreli made on Twitter should be barred from the jury.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine has recorded its first coronavirus death and foreign nationals will be barred from entering the country for two weeks to contain the spread of the illness, officials said at a televised briefing on Friday.
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An aide to Schumer told Reuters that under the proviso, businesses owned by Vice President Mike Pence and heads of executive-branch departments would also be barred from receiving loans or investments under the Treasury Department programs.
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Most citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea will be barred from entering the United States, while citizens of Iraq and some groups of people in Venezuela will face restrictions or heightened scrutiny.
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US firms would be barred from doing business with the Chinese telecom altogether; its name had been added to what's known as the "entity list," a roster of international personae non gratae compiled by the Commerce Department.
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The additional countries expected to be affected by the ban are Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sudan and Tanzania -- though not all citizens from each of the countries would necessarily be barred from entering the United States.
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"Nor did Dr. Abushamma ever imagine then that, as a valid visa-holder living and working legally in the United States, she would be barred from reentry to the United States and unlawfully removed to Saudi Arabia."
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Under current terms, MetLife would be barred from paying dividends on common stock or buying back shares if its equity drops by more than 10 percent and it reports a cumulative net loss over four consecutive quarters.
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The findings raised the prospect that many athletes could lose their medals and fed debate over whether one of the most powerful nations should be barred from the next Olympics, the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea.
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President Trump's announcement on Twitter Wednesday morning that transgender people would be barred from the United States military "in any capacity" marked a sudden reversal of a policy that had evolved rapidly under the Obama White House.
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And of course, Trump has indicated that a person of Mexican ancestry can't be competent to serve as a federal judge, that Mexican immigrants are "rapists," and that Muslims should be barred from entering the United States.
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Mr. Mack said he believed that there may be more groups on the blacklist than the 20 named on Sunday, and that the government may also be compiling a blacklist of individuals to be barred from entry.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan intensified pressure on the opposition candidate in a re-run election for mayor of Istanbul by saying he would be barred from taking office if found guilty of insulting a provincial governor.
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The government would be the sole insurance provider and virtually eliminate the private insurance industry — as employers and private insurers would be barred from providing coverage that overlaps with the government system, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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As part of the settlement, Smith and NBT agreed to give up $182,793 of improper payments and interest and be barred from future penny stock offerings, and Smith agreed to pay a $75,000 civil penalty, the SEC said.
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Things looked bleak for voting rights advocates and for the people most likely to be barred from the polls by these laws: members of racial and ethnic minorities, the poor and working class, the elderly and the young.
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In the same way, one can claim Jones should be barred from the air for logical reasons having to do with exposure and principle when at heart we just can't stand Alex Jones and want to show it.
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The Knesset Ethics Committee ruled that Balad party members Hanin Zoabi and Basel Ghattas would be barred from plenum and committee business for four months and Jamal Zahalka for two months, but they will be able to vote.
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TORONTO — The world's leading antidoping officials on Monday called for Russia to be barred from this summer's Rio Games after a damning report confirmed a Russian whistle-blower's claims of government-ordered cheating at the 20123 Sochi Olympics.
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WASHINGTON — Aides to President-elect Donald J. Trump announced Wednesday night that his transition team would not include lobbyists and that members of the administration would be barred from lobbying for five years after they left government service.
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Controversially, it suggested that all state officials in positions of "coercive power" — like police officers and judges — be barred from wearing any religious symbols, and that the large crucifix hanging prominently in the provincial legislative chambers be removed.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said on Friday that Cohen would be barred from running outside money until 2018 as part of a settlement that he failed to supervise a former SAC Capital trader convicted of insider trading.
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The court ruled that if Parliament has not established the relevant oversight committees by Tuesday, the authorities will be barred from continuing to use the security agency's trove of cellphone metadata to find people who should be quarantined.
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Vice President Mike Pence, the newly appointed head of the government's response to the virus, said Saturday that foreign nationals who have traveled to Iran in the last two weeks will be barred from entering the United States.
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American companies and citizens will be barred from doing business with firms controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence services, thus denying Americans access to critical parts of the Cuban economy, including much of the tourism sector.
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They have also informed my democratic activism for the past six years — and it is for that reason that I am likely to be jailed next month and that I will be barred from ever becoming a pastor.
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Following four days of closed-door talks led by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, its spiritual leader, the Church said its U.S. branch, the Episcopal Church, would be barred from decision-making on issues of doctrine and strategy.
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Places like New York, which has extremely restrictive gun laws downstate and in the city, will be forced to accept people lawfully carrying concealed weapons, though some of its actual residents might be barred from obtaining a permit.
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The Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat) said that if a water utility is at risk of losing its investment grade rating, it would be barred from making payouts to shareholders or removing money or assets from the business.
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Former appointees who are found to have violated the ban may also be barred from lobbying their former agency for up to five years, on top of the five-year period covered by the pledge, the executive order states.
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Passengers traveling to the US from 10 airports in these countries will be barred from bringing laptops, tablets, or any devices "larger than a cellphone" as carry-on items; they will instead have to take them in checked luggage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain could be barred from exporting some food to the European Union for months if it leaves the bloc without a deal, the National Farmers Union said on Thursday after the government published reports on that scenario.
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The Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat) said that if a water utility is at risk of losing its investment grade rating, it would be barred from making pay-outs to shareholders or removing money or assets from the business.
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A Morning Consult/Politico poll this month found that a large majority of voters, 71 percent, including 66 percent of Republicans, said insurers should be barred from charging people with pre-existing conditions more, a key provision of ObamaCare.
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Letty could be barred from entering the U.S. for up to 10 years due to her deportation, though she told the AP that she is hoping her marriage to a U.S. citizen could help her return within two years.
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This year, though, an RACVB spokesperson tells me, the Navy had "agreed to forgo the vetting process" and let 500 people see the petroglyphs, including many non-Americans, who would normally be barred from entering the base at all.
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As a result of the decision of the Supreme Court, people who do not have a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States would be barred from entry once the order goes into effect.
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But in 2005, the Supreme Court held that Williamson County's assumption was incorrect; once a property owner lost in state court he would be barred from getting a second chance to sue over the same issue in federal court.
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Lenders, however, would be barred from offering this option to consumers who have outstanding short-term or balloon-payment loans or have been in debt on short-term loans for more than 90 days in a 12-month period.
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Under the final rules, advisers will not be able to receive compensation that could result in conflicting advice; for example, they will be barred from steering clients toward an investment if that a company has paid them to promote.
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It also wanted AT&T and Time Warner to tell Fox who will access the information and requested that any lawyer who handles the data be barred from working on matters involving Fox without their consent for two years.
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As a federal appeals judge, Hardiman ruled that two convicted felons should not be barred from access to guns because their crimes were not violent in nature, and would not predict the use of gun violence for illicit purposes.
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London, on the other hand, has signalled its determination to press ahead with the development of its own satellite navigation system if the EU continues to insist that it will be barred from the secure elements of the project.
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The Workers Party has said it plans to nominate Lula at its convention on Saturday, even though he cannot actively campaign as long as he is in prison, and will almost certainly be barred from running in the Oct.
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The latest frenzy was touched off by President Trump's announcement on Wednesday that, beginning Friday night, most travelers from 26 European countries would be barred from visiting the United States for 30 days, news that sent airline stocks tumbling.
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The latest frenzy was touched off by President Trump's announcement on Wednesday that, beginning Friday night, most travelers from 93 European countries would be barred from visiting the United States for 29 days, news that sent airline stocks tumbling.
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Tensions were raised further on Friday when Russia said it was transferring the three Ukrainian ship captains to Moscow and Ukraine said all Russian men between the ages of 203 and 60 would be barred from entering the country.
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If the vote goes on, as he says it will, Mr. Puigdemont (pronounced POOTCH-da-mon) could be barred from politics and go to prison for misusing public money to hold a referendum that Spanish courts have ordered suspended.
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KIEV, March 13 (Reuters) - Ukraine has recorded its first coronavirus death and foreign nationals will be barred from entering the country for two weeks to contain the spread of the illness, officials said at a televised briefing on Friday.
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Jaysse Lopez, the founder of Urban Necessities, a multimillion-dollar consignment-and-resale company, told those who consign with him that they would be barred from upping the prices on Bryant-branded items in the wake of the tragedy.
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The territory may be disputed, but Jews should not be barred from living there — just as Palestinians are not barred from living in Israel — and Friedman cannot be criticized for making legal contributions to support Jews in that community.
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In Iraq, where the initial ban had drawn the sharpest criticism, relieved officials welcomed President Trump's decision to drop their country from the list of nations whose citizens will be barred from entering the United States for 90 days.
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Leung, whose profile rose dramatically after the unrest, would later be barred from running for office for his stance advocating independence, and was sentenced last year to six years in jail for his role in the Mong Kok uprising.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of a 2015 deal to curb Iran's nuclear program and said firms doing business with Tehran would be barred from the United States, as new U.S. sanctions against Iran took effect on Tuesday.
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The Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, which published four employees' detailed accounts of the visit on its website, filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board on Wednesday and called for Mr. Block to be barred from the office.
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Photo via Facebook Somerville's father, Richard, told reporters he was worried the deportation order might mean his son, who served with Canadian forces in Afghanistan from 2009 to 2010, could be barred from returning to Australia in the future.
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Efforts by the remaining signatories - EU members Britain, France and Germany plus China and Russia - to avoid the agreement's collapse are struggling as Washington has said any firms dealing with Teheran will be barred from doing business in the United States.
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It has spent millions trying to pry its way into the United States but found few takers — save for smaller, rural telecom companies that receive federal subsidies and would likely be barred from working with it by the F.C.C. rule.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City's Department of Education said on Monday that federal immigration agents would be barred from entering school property after agents showed up at a school last week to seek information about a fourth grade student.
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The policy change means that people who are trying to exercise their legal right to seek asylum will be barred from the US for as much as a year while they wait for their claim to come before a judge.
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Mr Pruitt is expected to announce today that scientists who currently receive research grants from the EPA will be barred from sitting on important committees like the Science Advisory Board, which reviews the scientific evidence used to undergird environmental regulations.
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The policy change means that people who are trying to exercise their legal right to seek asylum will be barred from the US for months or even years while they wait for their asylum claim to come before a judge.
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To resolve the charges, the SEC said, Holmes has agreed to pay a $500,000 penalty, will give up majority voting control of the company, and will be barred from serving as an officer at a public company for a decade.
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The pro-government Fresh News website quoted tax authorities as saying that the tax bill stands even if the paper shuts down and that whoever is responsible at the publication would be barred from leaving Cambodia until the money is paid.
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With the 2016 Summer Olympics just 12 days away, the Russian athletes hoping to head to the Games found out on Sunday that they would not be barred from the event – as long as they stick to set of rules.
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Sessions also argued that his recusal from the Russia investigation did not mean that he should be barred from his oversight duties over the FBI, following claims by Democrats that he should have not played a role in Comey's firing.
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But as young immigrants age into the program, they will be barred from receiving DACA status unless Congress passes legislation allowing new applicants, noted Philip Wolgin, managing director of immigration policy for the progressive think tank Center for American Progress.
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The revised bill also clarifies that American companies cannot do business with already-sanctioned defense interests in Russia, as there were concerns US companies that want to finalize transportation deals could be barred from doing so under the initial bill's restrictions.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said financial firms should be barred from using fine print in contracts that mandates arbitration instead of a group lawsuit in the event of a dispute over products ranging from checking accounts to credit cards.
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WASHINGTON/LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. banks and securities houses could be barred from trading on exchanges in the European Union if the bloc refuses to water down "irresponsible" proposals for regulating foreign clearing houses, a top U.S. regulator said on Wednesday.
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But there's evidence that at least some mild reforms could have helped prevent the Charleston shooting: As the New York Times reported, Roof was supposed to be barred from buying a gun because he previously admitted to illegally possessing drugs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's business and energy ties with Iran do not harm the interests of any other country, the country's Foreign Ministry said, after U.S. President Donald Trump said companies doing business with Iran would be barred from the United States.
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State Department officials said that once they learned reporters would be barred from the palace, they never even requested visas for us so we could, as is customary, follow Mr. Kerry into the capital for his two- to three-hour visit.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump called for Muslims to be barred from entering the U.S. Earlier this year, Trump's administration implemented a travel ban aimed at six majority-Muslim countries, which has been contested in court on multiple occasions.
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On the other, the notion that someone should be barred from a job based on what they might have done decades ago when he or she was underage sits uncomfortably alongside progressive campaigns to ban the box in the employment context.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court's criteria for who can be barred from entering the United States under President Donald Trump's travel ban may confuse the U.S. officials overseas charged with implementing it and trigger a new round of lawsuits, experts said.
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Under the terms, if violence is significantly reduced for seven days, the United States and Russia will collaborate on new airstrikes against jihadist militants in Syria, and the Syrian Air Force will be barred from flying over insurgent-held areas.
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As well as calling for Muslim migrants to be barred from entering the United States, Mr. Trump has proposed shutting down certain mosques, issuing special ID cards to Muslims and creating a federal database to track and monitor all Muslim residents.
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Sudarshan Prasad Dhakal, who oversees Nepal's tourism department, said that if the couple were found to have faked photographic evidence, their climber's certificates would be revoked and they would be barred from climbing any mountains in Nepal for 10 years.
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And that's why we've got 11 million people in the shadows -- because our courts no longer let people earn a way to stay, and if they left the country they would be barred from returning for three to 10 years.
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WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump said Wednesday that people on the terror watch list should be barred from buying firearms, putting himself in the center of a gun-control debate in Congress revived by the worst mass shooting in United States history.
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Browns defensive end Myles Garrett, who ripped off Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph's helmet and hit him over the head with it, was indefinitely suspended without pay and will be barred from playing for at least the remainder of the season.
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They will be required to sign a confidentiality clause with the Indian government, "will report only to the ministry" and will be barred from sharing any data or information with the foreign agency without specific approval from top Indian bureaucrats.
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The Trump administration decided on the basis of its interpretation of the court's language that grandparents, grandchildren and fiancés traveling from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen would be barred from obtaining visas while the ban was in place.
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Gerber Products Co will be barred from claiming its baby formula can prevent or reduce the risk of developing allergies or can help cure or mitigate diseases as part of a settlement announced by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Monday.
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The law calls for individuals who have committed human rights violations or significant corruption to be barred from obtaining United States visas and blocked from using the American financial system, which effectively blacklists them from doing business with major world banks.
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In April, the insurgents issued a statement saying that the Red Cross, which has worked on both sides of the conflict's front lines, and the World Health Organization would be barred from Taliban areas because of what they called "suspicious" activities.
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He argued that gay people should be barred from adopting children because "homosexual conduct by a parent is inherently detrimental to children," echoing suggestions by the Family Research Council that gay parents were more likely to engage in child molestation.
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Blacklisted individuals can be barred from buying plane or train tickets: Although the system is still being tested in different ways at the local level, last year it barred people 17.5 million times from purchasing air tickets, the government reported.
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She argued forcefully — and successfully — at a December meeting of the International Olympic Committee that all Russian athletes should not be barred from the 2018 Games because of a state-sponsored system of doping at the 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia.
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Huawei has been essentially shut out of doing business in the United States, and is likely to be barred from bidding on contracts to build a fifth-generation, or 5G, telecom network in Australia over concerns about spying and security.
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American companies and citizens will also be barred from doing business with any firm controlled by the Cuban military or its intelligence or security services, walling off crucial parts of the economy, including much of the tourist sector, from American access.
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" Pelosi's statement came after the White House issued a memorandum late Friday stating that transgender people with a history of "gender dysphoria" — those who may require major medical treatment — would be barred from the armed forces "except under certain limited circumstances.
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Lula, still Brazil's most popular politician despite serving time for a corruption conviction, will be nominated as a presidential candidate by his Workers Party on Sunday but he is expected to be barred from running by the country's top electoral court.
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On the day that the Justice Department filed court papers arguing that a major civil rights law does not protect gay and lesbian employees from discrimination, the president announced via Twitter on July 26 that _________ would be barred from the military.
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On the day that the Justice Department filed court papers arguing that a major civil rights law does not protect gay and lesbian employees from discrimination, the president announced via Twitter that transgender people would be barred from the military.
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Just before the start of winter break in December, the Barbers Hill Independent School District, which Arnold's high school is a part of, told his family that if he didn't cut his dreadlocks he would be barred from walking at graduation.
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Companies doing business with Iran will be barred from the United States, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, as new U.S. sanctions targeting dollars, metals trading, coal, industrial software and its auto sector took effect despite pleas from Washington's allies.
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The Justice Department allowed the companies to merge on condition they abide by a range of conditions to keep ticket prices in check, including agreeing here to be barred from retaliating against venue owners who use a competing ticket service.
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In addition to this, the country will be barred from the Youth Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, and "any other event organized by a Major Event Organization and any World Championships organized or sanctioned by any Signatory," the WADA's press release read.
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The Justice Department allowed the companies to merge on condition they abide by a range of conditions to keep ticket prices in check, including agreeing here to be barred from retaliating against venue owners who use a competing ticket service.
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In 2016, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced that Cohen would be barred from managing outside money until January 2018 to settle separate charges that he failed to supervise a former portfolio manager who had engaged in insider trading at SAC.
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Earlier today, the IPC issued a statement saying they would open suspension proceedings against Russia, but The New York Times is now reporting that IPC officials said the country will be barred from competing in the 2016 Paralympic games altogether.
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The new restrictions mean that Turkish tourists, students, diplomats, journalists, and businesspeople will be barred from getting the paperwork needed to visit the US. Just a few hours later, Turkey announced a measure that mirrored the US's ban almost exactly.
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Energetic kids should be barred from all viewings, not only because they will spoil the film for grown-ups and super-cool teenagers, but because it's a movie about death and an unspeakable grief and come on, kids have enough to worry about.
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Crucially, Clinton's fundraising relied mostly on large contributions — which means that unlike Sanders's small-donor-heavy base, her givers are much more likely to hit the $2,700-per-person primary contribution limit and be barred from giving her any more cash afterward.
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But his supporters' chants sprung from months of rhetoric by the brash real estate mogul insisting that Clinton broke the law by using a private email server during her time as secretary of state and should be barred from running for president.
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Farhadi released a statement to The New York Times last month detailing his decision to forgo the Academy Awards, where his movie is nominated for Best Foreign Film, shortly after reports that he might be barred from the prestigious event made worldwide headlines.
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The one-page confidential note to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon from peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous dated July 15 and seen by Reuters on Thursday, said the four countries would be barred from replacing the police once South Sudan's situation improves.
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Clinton's campaign, on the other hand, has been bolstered mainly by large contributions – which means that her donors are much more likely than Sanders' to hit the maximum primary contribution of $2,700 per person and be barred from giving her more money.
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Notably, the list does not include the hundreds of researchers and medical professionals who are now effectively trapped inside the US. If they leave the country to attend conferences, conduct research, or even visit their families, they could be barred from re-entry.
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If his conviction is upheld on appeal, Lula will be barred from office, removing the front-runner from the 2018 race and opening the door to outsiders playing to widespread outrage over a deep economic recession and evidence of vast political graft.
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BEIJING, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Hong Kong flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd said on Saturday it had suspended a pilot arrested during anti-government protests in Hong Kong and that "overly radical" staff would be barred from crewing flights to the mainland.
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A former senior trader at Goldman Sachs has agreed to pay $400,000 and be barred from the securities business for at least two years for misleading customers into paying more for residential mortgage-backed bonds in the years after the financial crisis.
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Holmes settled fraud allegations made by the Securities and Exchange Commission in March, agreeing to pay a $500,000 fine, give back a large portion of her Theranos shares and be barred from acting as a public company's officer or director for a decade.
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For example, the Black Youth Project 100, along with other local groups, is working to overturn the New York City Housing Authority's "permanent exclusion" policy, under which people convicted of a crime can be barred from living in or visiting public housing.
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But if the court chooses to extradite him only for the corruption charge, that would create a political and legal bind for the Spanish government, which would be barred from trying him for rebellion, the charge at the heart of the matter.
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Earlier this week, House Speaker Paul Ryan said that he doesn't think that Trump is a racist, but he acknowledged that saying that someone should be barred from a job because of their race is the "textbook definition of a racist comment."
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That means that because some Planned Parenthood health centers perform abortions, all Planned Parenthood centers would be barred from getting Title X funding, which is intended to help low-income Americans and other underserved groups get contraception, STI testing, and other services.
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HONG KONG — Hong Kong has disqualified a 21-year-old democracy advocate from running for the local legislature, the latest in a series of young politicians to be barred from public office over their resistance to the Chinese government's authority over the city.
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In the wake of a tell-all account from the former head of Russia's national antidoping lab, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the scope of the scandal broadened drastically, causing more than 100 Russian athletes to be barred from competing at the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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Related: Britain Really, Really Hates Donald Trump British politicians will hold an official debate on whether US presidential candidate Donald Trump should be barred from the UK after a petition sparked by his comments about Muslims gathered more than half a million signatures.
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Those taking help will be barred from buying back their own stock or paying dividends until a year after they've repaid the aid; they must retain 90 percent of their employees; and executives would see their compensation capped based on 2019 levels.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The state of Hawaii asked a federal appeals court on Friday to issue an emergency order blocking parts of President Donald Trump's temporary travel ban while the state seeks clarification over what groups of people would be barred from travel.
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In 2016, the group released sensitive data on Olympic athletes pilfered from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) after the organization recommended Russian athletes be barred from the Rio games when an investigation uncovered evidence Moscow was running a state-sponsored doping program.
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Concerns about China's rise have been bipartisan, and Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, called on the Federal Communications Commission this week to consider whether two major Chinese telecommunications companies should be barred from operating in the United States.
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However, because Kelly found that Acosta would likely be able to prove his Fifth Amendment rights to due process were violated, the judge did not move on to consider his First Amendment question of whether a single reporter can be barred from the White House.
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L'affaire Netflix seemed to reach a détente, or maybe just a standstill, when festival director Thierry Frémaux declared that if Netflix (or anyone else) refused to commit to theatrical release in France, their films would be barred from the main Cannes competition in the future.
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Brazil's left fiercely rejects the sale of Petrobras, but the leftist leader leading early opinion polls, former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, will likely be barred from running because of a corruption conviction and there are no obvious politicians who can fill his shoes.
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MANILA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The Philippines said on Wednesday its ports remain open to all ships, even those from China, in order not to disrupt the cargo supply chain, but the crew of vessels arriving from the coronavirus-hit nation will be barred from disembarking.
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She also demands that Mr Trump be barred from heading a non-profit organisation in New York state for ten years and that a one-year bar apply to his three grown children and erstwhile or current board members—Ivanka, Donald Jr and Eric.
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In the wake of the comments late last year, which spurred a global outcry, interest surged in a petition calling for Mr. Trump, a Republican presidential contender and real estate developer, to be barred from Britain on the basis of laws against hate speech.
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Prosecutors had wanted to include what they said were Mr. Cosby's demands that he be released from criminal liability and that Ms. Constand be barred from cooperating with the police — a stance, prosecutors said, that was inconsistent with a person saying he was innocent.
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Apple argued in a motion filed in federal court in San Jose, California that the firm should be barred from serving as co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs after two of its lawyers discussed "highly confidential" company documents at a public hearing in March.
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At about the same time, the elected representatives of the United Kingdom, by far the closest international ally the US has, stood in line for three hours to insult him and, in many cases, to argue that he should be barred from their shores.
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WASHINGTON — Congress is moving to intervene in a legal dispute over whether female guards at the Guantánamo Bay prison should be barred from touching Muslim detainees, wading into a fight that has raised questions about the independence of the war court from outside influences.
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Banks must set rates on new loans by mainly referring to the LPR and use LPR as the benchmark for setting floating lending rates, the PBOC said, adding that banks will be barred from setting any implicit floor on lending rates in a coordinated way.
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Banks must set rates on new loans by mainly referring to the LPR and use LPR as the benchmark for setting floating lending rates, the PBOC said, adding that banks will be barred from setting any hidden floor on lending rates in a coordinated way.
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Almost everyone accepts that we should have some [negative] rights: the right not to be beaten up, not to be discriminated against, not to be barred from school for wearing a dress... I think this [report] just begins the process of mapping out the detail.
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These organizers need to realize that the most capable women in their industries, women who will deliver keynotes that will blow their minds, might be barred from the top spots because we live in a society where barriers exist to women attaining those positions.
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New York state tax officials could be headed to a fight with federal prosecutors over who will get "pharma bro" Martin Shkreli's Wu-Tang Clan album, Picasso painting and cash even as regulators reveal that Shrkreli had agreed to be barred from the securities industry.
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When I enter a cafe here in Sofia or in Warsaw or Amsterdam, I hear groups of women and men calling for foreigners to be bused out of the country, Muslims to be barred from coming in and walls to be erected on our borders.
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The Trump administration had previously decided on the basis of its interpretation of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that grandparents, grandchildren and fiancés traveling from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen would be barred from obtaining visas while the ban was in place.
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In general, if NBC silences Jones now, we all need to get ready to sputter and double-talk when some articulate right-wingers start saying that certain leftists should be barred from high-exposure television "on principle" because they foment interracial enmity, for example.
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The Trump administration had previously decided, on the basis of its interpretation of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, that grandparents, grandchildren and fiancés traveling from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen would be barred from obtaining visas while the ban was in place.
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Instead of providing accusers with legal counsel, the Senate bill would provide them with a "confidential adviser" who would be barred from dispensing legal advice, and it would keep in place some of the unnecessary hoops accusers currently must jump through before they can sue.
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Since President Trump announced in March that the Pentagon would prohibit many transgender people from serving in the military, thousands of Americans have been in limbo, not knowing whether their careers were over or whether they would be barred from even joining the armed forces.
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Each of the countries will be under its own set of travel restrictions, though in most cases citizens of the countries will be unable to emigrate to the United States permanently and most will be barred from coming to work, study or vacation in America.
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It applies when people express dismay that a robotics team made up of Afghan girls may be barred from entering the United States; when someone frets about the American poverty rate; when The Associated Press shares information about a deadly oil-tanker fire in Pakistan.
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NATIONAL An article on Friday about a planned crackdown on foreigners in the United States who overstay their visas described incorrectly the length of time visa holders found to be in the country illegally for more than 24637 days would be barred from re-entry.
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Namo Abdulla, a Kurdish journalist who moved to the United States a few years ago but recently returned to marry, worries that his new wife, who has been waiting for months for a visa to the United States, will be barred from joining him.
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North Carolina faces the loss of first- and second-round games it is scheduled to host next year in Charlotte, and it also could be barred from bidding for events from 2019 to 2022 if H.B. 2 is not repealed (a repeal seems unlikely).
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The Justice Department had allowed Live Nation and Ticketmaster to merge in 2010 on condition they abide by a range of conditions to keep ticket prices in check, including agreeing to be barred from retaliating against venue owners who use a competing ticket service.
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Other researchers on visas and green cards from Iran said they fear leaving the US to visit family or go to conferences should they be barred from coming back home, and that this situation was untenable and had them thinking about alternative places to live.
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Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump's nominee for education secretary, said during her Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday that local authorities should decide whether guns should be barred from American schools — citing the case of a school in Wyoming where a special fence protects students from bears.
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He settled with the agency without making an admission of guilt, and, as part of the settlement, he stepped down from what was left of the firm and agreed to be barred from the brokerage and investment advisory business with a right to reapply after five years.
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Last year, at the same time that Rothenberg was agreeing to be barred from the industry, he made a continued show of his innocence by filing suit against SVB to "vindicate the interests of its funds and investors," the firm said in a statement at the time.
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" He also added that the company will identify and compensate drivers who may be barred from entering the US for the next 90 days pro bono "to help mitigate some of the financial stress and complications with supporting their families and putting food on the table.
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Moore is also under fire for a series of sexist columns he wrote for the National Review in the early 2000s, which called for women to be barred from men's sports events and questioned the need for equal pay for male and female athletes, CNN reports.
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Back before Moore was accused of enjoying sexual predation of teen girls, he was already a controversial figure due to his habit of defying valid court orders, his view that Muslims should be barred from serving in Congress, his view that homosexuality is a "criminal lifestyle," etc.
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His lawyer, David Goldberg, told the court on Monday that although sex offenders could be barred from communicating with minors or visiting certain sites under parole conditions, the scope of the 2008 statute goes too far in limiting their free speech rights and curtailing access to information.
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In a statement released on the same day, the Institute of Cetacean Research (ICR), a Japanese nonprofit, said that under the injunction, Sea Shepherd USA would be barred from "physically attacking" their research vessels and crew and from sailing within 500 yards of their whaling ships.
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