Certain aspects of the transaction will be governed by English law while others will be governed by Indonesian law.
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Certain aspects of the sukuk transaction will be governed by English law while others will be governed by laws of Bahrain.
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Certain aspects of the transaction will be governed by English law, while other aspects will be governed by the laws of Pakistan.
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Certain aspects of the transaction will be governed by English law, while other aspects will be governed by the laws of Hong Kong.
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That means 2019 will be governed by The Hanged Man.
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In the end, migration will be governed by political choices.
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There's a catch: They will be governed by Islamic law.
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The state continues to be governed by his Bharatiya Janata Party.
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The Luxembourg-listed bond will be governed by New York law.
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Iowa is the 28500th state to be governed by a woman.
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Representative democracies should not be governed by protests and opinion polls.
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Each voter must be governed by his or her own conscience.
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They would be governed by standards set up by an external body.
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For the next 10 months, Timbuktu would be governed by Shariah law.
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On the one hand, they say Asia should be governed by Asians.
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In the future, American speech — at least online — may be governed by Europe.
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Wade, access to abortion would be governed by a patchwork of state laws.
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In the future, American speech — at least online — may be governed by Europe.
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Otherwise we would be governed by California, New York and a couple of others.
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Migration should not be governed by an international body unaccountable to our own citizens.
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Potential financial claims of customers will be governed by their contracts and handled individually.
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Members of Trump's Republican party say the CFPB should be governed by a commission.
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They deserve to be governed by representatives elected in a free and fair election.
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They no longer wish to be governed by events, to set events in motion.
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Victims of their success, they've become way too big to be governed by the marketplace.
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These association health plans would be governed by federal employment law, not state insurance regulations.
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Britain's relations with the EU would be governed by general international public law, they said.
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Put another way, a majority of the people can be governed by the minority party.
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The listing will be in Luxembourg and the security will be governed by New York law.
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But Zarif wanted Iraq to be governed by leaders who had been exiled under Saddam Hussein.
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And be governed by democratically accountable institutions that are bound by legally enforcement standards of transparency.
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They believe driverless cars and trucks should be governed by the same set of federal standards.
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Ten corresponds to the Wheel of Fortune, which means that 2017 will be governed by the Wheel.
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The IOC first required all Olympic sports to be governed by a recognized international body in 1920.
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It must be governed by the question: What are our vital national security interests in the region?
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The listing will be in New York, and the bond will be governed by New York law.
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Instead, the cryptocurrency will be governed by its panel of backers, which includes Facebook as a member.
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Some may be governed by people of appeasement who do not understand the depth of the threat.
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The new company will be governed by a board selected by claimants approved by the Bankruptcy Court.
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Ladakh will be governed by a centrally-appointed lieutenant governor, handing New Delhi stronger oversight over the area.
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"It's clearly not an NCAA sport, so it's not going to be governed by NCAA rules," he said.
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France used to be governed by a cadre of brainy officials, who enjoyed privileges and power to match.
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Facebook said apps from the NPE team will be governed by Facebook's terms of service and data policy.
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The Office will continue to be governed by a bipartisan independent outside board with ultimate decision-making authority.
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Trade with the U.S. will continue and be governed by the World Trade Organization's general guidelines, he said.
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The new entity would have the power to collect fees and be governed by a board of directors.
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The first batch of mortgages to be governed by the new rules will not be sold until September.
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In that context they would be governed by some of the same privacy and security regulations under HIPAA.
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Mr. Mueller's role will be governed by Justice Department rules, which can always be overridden by the president.
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In court, Alito and Kavanaugh suggested the Montana case should be governed by the court's ruling in 2017.
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They'll both be governed by their parties, and the parties come first, like the lobbyists who fund them.
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The Ford-Volkswagen partnership will be governed by a joint committee led by Hackett and Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess.
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How will Facebook make money from Libra, which is to be governed by an independent body based in Switzerland?
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"I don't know that all of the members will be governed by one person's opinion," Green said of Pelosi.
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Because its founders believed that it would be governed by laws, not by the whims of any one ruler.
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Such bonds need to be governed by the law of an EU member or a regime recognised as equivalent.
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One of the nation's largest cities will be governed by a representative body that's more than 10 percent socialist.
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As we thought it through, we concluded that this new technology should be governed by new laws and regulations.
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He also emphasized that value investing doesn't have to be governed by a strict approach to traditional financial metrics.
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I have often wished that the nation could be governed by the teleprompter Trump instead of the impulsive Trump.
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It is part of Val-de-Marne, the last of France's 236 departments to still be governed by Communists.
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It is part of Val-de-Marne, the last of France's 236 departments to still be governed by Communists.
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"Italy shouldn't be governed by Merkel and Macron," said Martina Mantovani, referring to the leaders of Germany and France.
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The nonprofit organization would be governed by a board of directors and have the power to impose user fees.
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The proposed rule does not apply to deportability, which would continue to be governed by precedential Justice Department decisions.
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Sunday's results mean that Mexico's 31 states are set to be governed by five different parties and one independent.
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Rulings would no longer be governed by "reverse consensus", whereby they are blocked only if all WTO members oppose them.
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It is a symbol of almost mystical power, and its display seems to be governed by some Constitution-like power.
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" The MoU adds that "all curatorial, exhibition, and programming decisions shall be governed by MAP, its curators, and advisory panel.
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It soon followed that individuals could both use and be governed by time; punctuality, for example, became a practical possibility.
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Those talks will be governed by a two-year deadline unless all members of the bloc agree to prolong them.
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Businesses should be governed by similar guidelines and should be transparent in how they use video analytics, the group said.
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, trade would be governed by the rules of the World Trade Organization.
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In some circumstances, those obligations may be governed by their professional duty and in others by their role as clergy.
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No longer will I let myself be governed by flesh and blood, but only by the Divine Love of God!!!!
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Apparently, female nipples are such a threat to the general public that they need to be governed by a professional body.
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They argue that the law should not be governed by the shortcomings of current systems when it comes to, say, discrimination.
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In the meantime, the World Bank will serve as the secretariat, but the fund will be governed by those who donate.
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Finally, these releases won't be governed by political boundaries, so what one country decides to do could have a global effect.
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Najib has dismissed the rumours, stressing that any decision to call for national polls will "not be governed by by-elections".
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The authority would be governed by a federally-appointed board comprised of leaders in the fields of power and utility technology.
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Under that model, the UK-EU relationship would be governed by international law — not EU law — and Britain could restrict immigration.
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But restoring a sense of control also means migration has to be governed by clear laws that are enforced fairly but firmly.
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At that point, the elites will really know what it's like to be governed by people who don't care about your concerns.
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Instead they will be governed by more lenient U.S. privacy laws, said Michael Veale, a technology policy researcher at University College London.
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Imagine for a moment that American citizens were asked to vote to be governed by unknown and unelected officials based in Canada.
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Decisions on replacements for disgraced ministers appear to be governed by the need to maintain the delicate balance around her Cabinet table.
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In its court filing, the Justice Department said it has obtained a new warrant that would be governed by the new law.
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If you live in a stabilized apartment and your rent surpasses that threshold, your increases will still be governed by the city.
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It's hard to get sick of them, unless you actually happened to be governed by one of the hot names in question.
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Saudi Arabia needs to be governed by the rule of law, not the whims of one man, to help it move forward.
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Democrats have argued that federal oversight should be conditional on allowing Puerto Rico to be governed by federal bankruptcy or debt restructuring laws.
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The corporation will be governed by a board representing the system's various users and the public interest, and it will be self-financed.
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In this respect, the power of the legislature was said to be governed by the same principles as was that of the judiciary.
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Working for Netflix will provide Rhimes a different environment, one that won't be governed by the same ratings pressures or network content standards.
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In other words, unlike a private collection or a commercial gallery, an art museum's mission needs to be governed by its civic concerns.
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The trust would be governed by a board of trustees, which could include tribal representatives as well as other members of nearby communities.
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The cornerstone to the USOC's proposal is an independent WADA that would not be governed by the sports organizations it works with and monitors.
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As a press secretary, Spicer has a moral duty to be governed by objective truth rather than the whims of his superiors, Fallon said.
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I would rather be governed by bad laws that I can vote to change than by distant bureaucrats who claim they always know best.
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Still, it's an eye opening look at how our collective behavior can be governed by our need to perform for an app like Instagram.
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Relations between Canada and Mexico would likely be governed by the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which the countries are likely to approve early next year.
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And meanwhile, the nation will be governed by oil oligarchs, climate change deniers and Goldman Sachs tycoons brought in to do the real work.
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Democrats have argued that any such oversight should be conditional on allowing Puerto Rico to be governed by federal bankruptcy or debt restructuring laws.
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"Internet access services should be governed by a principle that restricts any form of discrimination or interference in the treatment of content," the recommendations read.
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In early models, each of these connections was imagined to be governed by a dial that boosts the relative connection strength of a given synapse.
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If it turns out that you do need Medicare when you turn 65, your enrollment will be governed by what's called an initial enrollment period.
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However, the company has essentially said they expect the new iPhone to "sell out", and that this launch will be governed by supply not demand.
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After that, British-based financial business could be governed by "equivalence", a system which offers limited access and can be withdrawn with a month's notice.
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If no deal were struck within two years, trade between Britain and the Continent could be governed by the terms of the World Trade Organization.
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SGX has announced plans to transfer its front-line regulatory functions to a separate subsidiary that will be governed by its own board of directors.
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The smuggling trade used to be governed by unwritten rules not unlike those of the mob wars: You killed only to protect your business interests.
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London will still be governed by Brussels' rules, and the European Court of Justice will still have final say over the U.K.'s legal affairs.
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It would be governed by a nine-member board, with only four of the seats filled at the recommendation of the mayor, Abraham D. Beame.
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"That doesn't mean they're in the middle, it means they don't want to consent to be governed by all this kind of vitriol," she added.
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By the time the most recent batch of rookie contracts expires in several years, the N.F.L. will be governed by a new collective bargaining agreement.
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Innovative Seed Solutions LLC will be governed by an operational board including senior executives from both companies, with Monsanto veteran Dan Zinck as its chief executive.
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The health law stipulates that co-ops must be governed by their members and that any profits must be used to lower premiums or improve benefits.
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" Apple itself said it will not release first-weekend sales of its new iPhone 7, saying that initial sales will be "governed by supply, not demand.
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India now wants to reorganize the region into two territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh — that would be governed by the federal authorities in New Delhi.
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The tweets of prominent politicians such as President Trump will now be governed by a separate set of rules than average users, Twitter announced on Thursday.
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Peña Nieto said that, if Trump backs out, trade between the United States and Mexico will continue and be governed by the World Trade Organization's rules.
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That's sometimes called an "innocence proffer," and it would typically be governed by a different sort of agreement that doesn't provide the same level of protection.
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" Smith later added, "Many of the challenges described here are rooted in a single question: Should people be governed by the laws of their own country?
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Daniel Day-Lewis was riffing on the mysteries and curiosities of romantic entanglements — how people can be governed by desires that seem alien even to themselves.
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This works well for things like chess, but everyday tasks—identifying faces, interpreting language—tend to be governed by human instinct as much as by rules.
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William F. Buckley Jr. said he would rather be governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston phone book than by the faculty of Harvard.
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Absent that, I suggest that primaries should be governed by the quorum requirement common in many government bodies in order for the results to be recognized.
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It did not indicate what kind of movies the government might allow to be screened, but made clear that films would be governed by Islamic law.
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Sidewalk Labs calls for the data trust to be governed by a board of five people, including one community representative in a city of six million people.
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Sir David Omand, a former head of Britain's GCHQ, says that lawful spying should be governed by ethics in the same way that a just war is.
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Facebook has said Libra will be governed by an independent, third-party organization, the Libra Association, though many of that group's member companies have ties to Facebook.
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Even though that may burden the WTO's court, it would be a vote of confidence in the idea that the global economy should be governed by rules.
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The new entity would be governed by a 13-member board appointed by users of the system and would be able to raise money through user fees.
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A white nationalist is someone who believes the United States should be governed by and for white people, and that national policy should radically advance white interests.
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The state will continue to be governed by a coalition of the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats, like the one Ms. Merkel heads at the federal level.
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Legislation aimed at overhauling Nigeria's oil industry will, when implemented, mean the NNPC will be governed by company law, which will ensure stability and transparency, Baru said.
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No imperial state ruling over distant nations is characterized by such mutual loyalties, and for this reason, no empire can be governed by means of free institutions.
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They cut to the very heart of if we intend to be governed by laws written by our elected representatives or by the fiat of administrative agencies.
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Despite the other benefits of the law, he said, he would rather be governed by the old tax code than face a competitive disadvantage to nearby cooperatives.
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Under Turkey's watch, the Syrian territories that are under the control of the Y.P.G. or the so-called Islamic State will be governed by popularly elected councils.
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The White House noted on Saturday that the proposed air-traffic control corporation would be governed by independent directors with a fiduciary duty to the new entity.
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"Just as democracies can be governed by authoritarians, so too can true-believing democrats lay the groundwork for authoritarianism," Professor Pepinsky wrote on his blog in February.
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These initial sales will be governed by supply, not demand, and we have decided that it is no longer a representative metric for our investors and customers.
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The spokesman said the move was sparked by new EU regulations stipulating that aircraft must be governed by the authority of the territory where the planes are stationed.
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Orban said Europe needs to be governed by leaders opposed immigration, and faulted the EPP for being "unreceptive" to right-wing parties pushing a hard line on immigration.
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If Republicans are unwilling to be governed by another political party, one need not be a political scientist to understand how harmful that will be to democracy itself.
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Lochner's sin, Roberts wrote in his Obergefell dissent, was the Court's decision to impose its "naked policy preferences" upon a nation that should be governed by elected lawmakers.
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The platforms, meanwhile, may not be governed by the Constitution, but they have proven extremely leery of taking action against domestic accounts lest they fuel suspicions of political bias.
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Instead, the work of the men and women of the FBI should be governed by steadfast professionalism and respect for the procedures and safeguards established by our Founding Fathers.
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"Any charges for transmission of data over a cellular connection, including any location-related data, would be governed by a user's mobile carrier plan," Google said in a statement.
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" In particular, when legislation "stands in opposition to that of the people, declared in the Constitution, the judges ought to be governed by the latter rather than the former.
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By dying for his cause, he gained worldwide attention to the oppression and murder of scientific thought in Bangladesh -- a country that claims to be governed by secular principles.
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Soon economists were relating homeostasis to self-correcting markets; Norbert Wiener, the mathematician, saw that machines and creatures might be governed by autonomous control systems stabilized by "feedback" loops.
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"The internet must be governed by a single, uniform and consistent national policy framework, not state-by-state piecemeal approaches," Jonathan Spalter, president of USTelecom, said in a statement.
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"There are no governing rules — one doesn't have to be governed by rules or facts," said David Axelrod, a former senior adviser to Mr. Obama, describing Mr. Trump's worldview.
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Who needs "the Russians" when, by its actions, the clear intent of the pompously misnamed "resistance" is to damage the democratic processes we have chosen to be governed by?
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The new entity would be governed by a board of directors that would have the power to collect user fees, while the FAA would still maintain oversight of safety.
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The report proposes two possible models - regional visas that would be governed jointly by local authorities and business, and another that would be governed by a UK government agency.
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But if such ventures have no country of incorporation or specific domestic law to be governed by, participants are operating with little legal recourse should a contract go awry.
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The private entity, which would be governed by a 13-member board of directors, would be funded through user fees instead of the excise taxes collected by the government.
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When his security detail once failed to catch a rare wild black camel by roping and dragging it, he used that metaphor too: Yemen could not be governed by force.
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"The only way, to save this presidency is to stop talking about this issue, stop being controlled by impulse, and instead be governed by discretion and the law," he said.
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The theatre of cruelty unfolding at the southern border last week was the purest distillation yet of what it means to be governed by a President with no moral center.
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India wants to reorganize it into two territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh — that would be governed by the federal authorities in New Delhi as opposed to individual state governors.
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In his book "Madison's Metronome," the scholar Greg Weiner points out that James Madison's lifelong concern was that majorities would be governed by emotion rather than reason, the "cool" faculty.
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Political analysts said the country is set to move into uncharted territory: To be governed by a weaker government with minority support in parliament or head into a snap election.
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And it would be governed by a new set of rules designed to keep the system in check, likely barring any money from flowing to for-profit businesses, for example.
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If you&aposre shutting off the money and you&aposre working to open social networks in the Iranian society, that society does not really want to be governed by totalitarian Islamists.
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Khatallah is a Muslim who believes that Libya should be governed by Islamic religious doctrine, Robinson said, but he urged the jury not to consider that as evidence of a crime.
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"Southerners will never again be governed by Sana'a [Yemen's capital in the north]," says Reyad Yassin, a former foreign minister and Yemen's ambassador to Paris, on a visit to the UAE.
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Earlier this month, Trump called for transferring the country's air navigation system to a nonprofit entity, which would be governed by a board of directors comprised of users of the system.
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If the UK isn't going to be governed by those rules anymore, UK companies will need some time to adjust — to redesign their products for a more heavily non-European market.
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Gifts to sitting presidents for their libraries or other legacy-building endeavors also should be governed by the same rules that apply to campaign contributions, if they are permitted at all.
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Created by Facebook, it will be governed by the Libra Association, a non-profit organization comprised of the project's other two-dozen-plus founding member companies, including Mastercard, Uber, and Spotify.
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Fox said Britons had made it clear they did not want to see uncontrolled immigration or to be governed by European courts and the government needed to take that on board.
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This will deter Western executives from assuming positions in Aramco, leading the company to be governed by a cabal of diplomatically immune Saudi royals rather than seasoned oil and investment professionals.
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Finally, there were the followers of what Josephus terms "the fourth philosophy," theocratic zealots who believed that the Jews should not be governed by any human ruler, but only by God.
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Cabin crew based at the Irish carrier's Charleroi airport base in Belgium challenged Ryanair in a local court, but Ryanair argued that their Irish contracts should be governed by Irish courts.
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Kushner and Greenblatt wrote that Gaza should be governed by the Palestinian Authority and not by Hamas and stressed that "working together we can bring a better future to all Palestinians".
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Revitalizing Rio's crime-ridden favelas or slums has proven to be a tall order as many areas were unpatrolled for decades and largely left to be governed by local crime lords.
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Since 9/11, Islamabad has valued the U.S. connection as a way to ensure that Afghanistan would be governed by a friendly regime, with little or, better yet, no Indian influence.
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Relations with our major adversaries will be governed by Trump's inflated estimates of his prowess as deal-maker, then by humiliation and a dangerous sense of betrayal when partners fail to deliver.
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After a meeting with Britain's Brexit minister Dominic Raab last week, EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said any future financial market access will be governed by "autonomous" decisions on both sides.
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William F. Buckley, a conservative pundit, once wrote that he would rather be governed by the first 2,000 people listed in the Boston telephone directory than by 2,000 members of Harvard's faculty.
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Last year Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, the Christian better known as Ahok, accused his Islamic opponents of using the Qur'an to persuade Muslims they shouldn't be governed by a person of another faith.
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The PwC report outlined two possible models for discussion — regional visas that would be governed jointly by local authorities and business, and another that would be governed by a UK government agency.
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Commenting on the work of the Syrian Constitutional Committee, the three nations said it should be governed by a sense of "compromise and constructive engagement" without foreign interference and externally imposed timelines.
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With the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 concept, Mercedes proves that although the future of mobility will be governed by automated driving and extremely efficient designs, it doesn't mean it has to be boring.
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The promised polls had anyway started to look meaningless, given that they will be governed by a new constitution scribbled by the junta which will keep the hands of elected politicians firmly tied.
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The new dollar issues are likely to be governed by New York law, which some investors feel offers stronger protection against debt restructuring, including a currency redenomination, than euro issues under Italian law.
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If you believe in the kind of future envisioned by Google, Amazon and Apple, search and interaction will probably be governed by a persistent, semi-omniscient entity that sits inside our living rooms.
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The industry more generally would also be governed by new regulations on the amount it can spend to influence elected officials, and be forced to pay a tax on annual expenditures over $500,000.
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The plan would transfer the country's air navigation system from the FAA to a nonprofit corporation, which would be governed by a board of directors and have the power to impose user fees.
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In September he told some fishermen that he understood why some would not vote for him, because they were deceived by those claiming that the Koran forbids Muslims to be governed by a kafir.
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THESE OFFICIAL RULES AND THE INTERPRETATION OF ITS TERMS SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK WITHOUT REGARD TO ITS CONFLICTS OF LAWS RULES.
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If Britain cannot conclude an exit deal, trade relations would be governed by World Trade Organization rules, which would allow both parties to impose tariffs and customs checks and leave many other issues unsettled.
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The SPLC also found that the whiter the school, the more likely it was to experience incidents of harassment—and to be governed by an administration unprepared or even unwilling to address the issue.
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The authority would be governed by a board composed of the chief executive officer of the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), which is the agency that monitors Olympic sports in the United States.
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Facebook emphasized that the cryptocurrency will be governed by the Libra Association, a likely attempt to assuage concerns about the tech giant gaining too large of a foothold in the nascent digital currency industry.
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The FAA would still maintain safety oversight, but the new entity would be in charge of air traffic control, be governed by a board of directors and have the power to collect user fees.
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The N.F.L. could also wait for Judge Brody to rule on the question of whether the players' cases should be governed by the league's collective bargaining agreement, which could disqualify many of the claims.
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The main attraction of the Astana International Financial Centre will be a stock exchange, created in partnership with Nasdaq, and a legal center for addressing financial disputes, to be governed by British common law.
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When the FCC rules were killed, groups like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon said they should be governed by the same set of privacy restrictions, and overseen by the same agency, as edge providers.
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The overhauled system would be governed by a new set of rules designed to keep things in check, likely barring any money from flowing to for-profit businesses, a Democratic aide said at the time.
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Graffiti artist Sebastien Errazuriz sought to raise some interesting questions with the work done with Cross Lab Studio, positing whether augmented reality experiences should be governed by similar rules to those renting out physical spaces.
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If no agreement results — and any deal would need to be ratified by all 27 remaining members — Britain's trade with the rest of Europe would be governed by the rules of the World Trade Organization.
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The issue is also testing what it means to be a Jewish state: to preserve its Jewish majority, or to be governed by Jewish values, including the ideal of "tikkun olam," or repairing the world.
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"This was seemingly a reference to Prime Minister Johnson's speech on global trade last month, in which he said the UK government's policy on food standards would be "governed by science" and not "mumbo jumbo.
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If you have an arbitration clause, it'll say all disputes will be governed by a list of different groups of arbitrators, as opposed to the courts of, say, New York or whatever state you're in.
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Icahn's actions also would be governed by ethics regulations which prohibit the use of public office for personal gain, and he could also be subject to the STOCK Act, which prohibits insider trading by government employees.
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They were incensed that the government had applied a "uniform" law to an area they believe should be governed by religious law -- and they were worried it would further erase their rights as a religious minority.
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Each termite is presumed to be governed by a set of simple rules, which dictate particular actions—crawl, turn, dig, stack a mud ball—in response to specific triggers from the environment or from other termites.
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This sort of arrangement would also likely be governed by the EU's European Court of Justice, which the UK government is determined will not play a role in settling disputes between London and Brussels after Brexit.
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"It was also a reminder that the president has very little understanding of what it means to be in the military, to fight ethically or to be governed by a uniform set of rules and practices."
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Sometimes our favored candidate loses, though, and we nonetheless accept the result and consent to be governed by the other guy for a time because we expect our political opponents to do the same in subsequent elections.
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If we want to be governed by someone we wouldn't do a business deal with because their background is so shady, if we're willing to do that then that's in conflict with who I think we are.
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The redistribution of land was initially to be governed by the Lancaster House Agreement that formed the basis of the transition from minority rule, which allowed for the compulsory purchase of under-used land, while requiring compensation.
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""But I must say to the America bashers in this country if there are any that in doing free trade deals we will be governed by science and not by mumbo-jumbo because the potential is enormous.
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It's almost as if some aid workers feel that because they are devoting time and perhaps risking their lives to help others, they no longer have to be governed by the moral rules that bind ordinary civilians.
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Protest parties have made inroads in a number of European countries and 5-Star's advances in Italy this weekend mean a major European Union capital will be governed by a party which wants Italy to drop the euro.
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"Internet access services should be governed by a principle that restricts any form of discrimination or interference of content, including practices like blocking, degrading, slowing down, or granting preferential speeds or treatment to any content," the regulator wrote.
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In many ways, this is the exact opposite of what the anti-establishment Bitcoin founders had in mind, as Facebook's Libra will be governed by a centralized consortium of large institutions who have invested millions in the project.
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If we want to be governed by someone we wouldn't do a business deal with because they're their background is so shady, if we're willing to do that then that's in conflict with who I think we are.
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The world's largest asset manager lowered fees on 15 funds in its "Core" U.S. ETF lineup, touting the move as a boon for financial advisers and brokers who will soon be governed by regulations seen favoring inexpensive investments.
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"It was also a reminder that the president has very little understanding of what it means to be in the military, to fight ethically or to be governed by a uniform set of rules and practices," he wrote.
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"Today the Attorney General rescinded the Cole Memo on marijuana prosecutions, and directed that federal marijuana prosecution decisions be governed by the same principles that have long governed all of our prosecution decisions," Troyer said in the statement.
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Our consideration of him as a phenomenon must necessarily be governed by an understanding of that dynamic, much of which curator Leslie Umberger has thoroughly researched for the exhibition and catalogue Between Worlds: The Art of Bill Traylor.
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Although wedding traditions appear to be governed by an iron (or platinum) fist, it's shocking to realize that major retailers invented most of our customs — including the white dress, diamond ring, and gift registry — in the past 163 years.
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In "Civil War," Chris Evans' Captain America fights for superheroes to govern themselves and goes head to head with his former ally, Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man, who wants the heroes to be governed by the United Nations.
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Responding to calls from brokers and investors to relinquish its dual role, the exchange unveiled plans in July to transfer its front-line regulatory functions to a separate subsidiary that will be governed by its own board of directors.
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Last week, the government said EU citizens arriving in Britain during a post-Brexit transition period would be able to apply for indefinite leave to stay in the country, but that their rights would be governed by British courts.
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Today's affirmations incorporate Fitch's expectation that Citi will manage its capital and liquidity profiles relatively conservatively, and although capital distributions will likely increase over time, they will still be governed by regulatory stress testing and as such, remain reasonable.
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The decision by Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham means WhatsApp, which has 1.5 billion monthly users, will not be fined and that any future sharing of user data would be governed by European privacy rules that enter into force in May.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The future relationship between the European Union and Britain after Brexit is likely to be governed by a free trade agreement (FTA), legal equivalence rules for financial services and memoranda of understanding, an EU official said on Thursday.
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Last week, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said that he had agreed with Brexit minister Dominic Raab that future financial market access would be governed by autonomous decisions on both sides, but questions remain on how the relationship will work.
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This is a cynical attempt to win votes by taking money from generous states that are more likely to be governed by Democrats and giving some of it to representatives of stingier states that are more likely to elect Republicans.
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"If we want to be governed by someone we wouldn't do a business deal with because their — their background is so shady, if we're willing to do that, then that's in conflict with who I think we are," he said.
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Mr. Dixon has also taken to Medium to pen essays explaining and advocating for the bigger ideas behind blockchain-based technologies — most notably, the ability to create new decentralized computer protocols that can be governed by communities instead of companies.
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If Britain fails to reach a deal, trade would be governed by the World Trade Organization, which allows both sides to impose import tariffs and customs checks, and does not replicate existing agreements on sectors such as airlines and financial services.
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The American government's misguided decision will make it easier for neighboring governments to disregard principles and commitments enshrined in the O.A.S. charter, which holds that citizens of the Americas are entitled to be governed by democratic governments that uphold human rights.
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PayPal's withdrawal came as Libra's backers faced a make-or-break moment to show their support for the effort, which is being spearheaded by Facebook but is set to be governed by several companies and organizations making up the Libra Association.
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In no way should that state be governed by a man who found wearing either blackface or a robe of the KKK — a terrorist organization — to be a good idea when he was 22017 years old and attending medical school.
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And, in 1926, he gave a lecture before two thousand at Tuskegee University, in Alabama, informing them that the Nordic race was superior to nonwhites and that, for the good of all races, the world must continue to be governed by white supremacy.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 1 (Reuters) - The future relationship between the European Union and Britain after Brexit is likely to be governed by a free trade agreement (FTA), legal equivalence rules for financial services and memoranda of understanding, an EU official said on Thursday.
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Their eventual goal was for all 28 percent of the American landmass currently managed by the federal government—including 47 percent of the contiguous West—to be "returned" to the people, and be governed by a frontier-era system of claimed property rights.
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So the FCC upped the ante by declaring that the Internet should be governed by the same set of rules that governed the telephone system in the days of the Ma Bell monopoly (in regulatory parlance, that they fall under "Title II").
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However, in the aftermath of the ruling, the biggest question facing the countries of the South China Sea is whether Asia's oceans will be governed by the rules of UNCLOS or whether those rules will be bent to accommodate China's rising power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European Union citizens arriving in Britain during a post-Brexit transition period will be able to apply for indefinite leave to stay in the country but their rights will be governed by British, not EU law, the government said on Wednesday.
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That would mean that those citizens' right to be joined by families after the implementation period would be governed by British, rather than EU law - effectively allowing for a tighter regime than the current EU system, which grants family members entry rights automatically.
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Limits on how much debt they could take on would instead be governed by the rules of the EU's Stability and Growth Pact, giving Germany room to boost spending without needing a two-thirds majority in parliament to change its own debt rules.
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" Spencer, who first joined the Marine Corps in 1976, went on to say "the president has very little understanding of what it means to be in the military, to fight ethically or to be governed by a uniform set of rules and practices.
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"The president has very little understanding of what it means to be in the military, to fight ethically or to be governed by a uniform set of rules and practices," Spencer wrote in a piece published by the Washington Post on Wednesday.
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Business associations say the rule would require companies to discriminate against men wanting to serve on boards, as well as conflict with corporate law that says the internal affairs of a corporation should be governed by the state law in which it is incorporated.
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"Internet access services should be governed by a principle that restricts any form of discrimination or interference in the treatment of content, including practices like blocking, degrading, slowing down or granting preferential speeds or treatment to any content," India's telecommunications regulator wrote in its rules.
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The owners said in February that if the players do not approve the proposed deal by the end of the league's calendar year on March 20183, then the coming season will be governed by the existing collective bargaining agreement until it expires next year.
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If the transition period is not extended beyond 2020, trade relations between the EU and Britain from the start of 2021 will either be governed by whatever agreement can be hammered out by the end of this year, or by World Trade Organization rules.
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"It is a tool that instills a value system that is unfamiliar to us in order to allow society to be governed by a new model in the interests of a small part of it," the Church's Holy Synod, its top executive body, said in a statement.
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Trump and Putin share the same worldview: that the world should be governed by a few wealthy men who should not be hamstrung by regulations or human rights because they know better than the rest of us how to manage the economy, the government, and, therefore, society.
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And depending on what type of support it's providing for covered entities it may be in limited circumstances could be considered a business associate that could be subject to HIPAA but in the context of just collecting data on consumers it wouldn't be governed by that.
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Imagine the tectonic shift that could happen when white women recognize that white patriarchal men will never treat us as equal humans; when we withdraw our consent to be governed by them and en masse join with the women of color already at the forefront of feminism.
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It will be governed by a committee chaired by the head of the Jewish Agency, a quasi-governmental organization that works with the Jewish diaspora, and including representatives from the Reform and Conservative movements, the Jewish Federations of North America, the Israeli government and Women of the Wall.
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" McGinty, for her part, said American policy toward Syrian refugees must be governed by "two imperatives" — primarily that there should be a "thoroughgoing vetting process" to prevent the entry of possible terrorists, but also that we should "be true to our values and principles to welcome those fleeing oppression.
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This issue is particularly important since while the 5 percent will supposedly be governed by free market forces, the 95 percent will be effectively steered by a price-fixing cartel — OPEC — the very same organization that Trump has been criticizing for years for cheating America through oil price manipulations.
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During the Cuban missile crisis, when Assistant Secretary of Defense Paul Nitze disparaged some of President John F. Kennedy's more cautious decisions by calling him a "pantywaist," he made it clear that anyone who let himself be governed by fear of setting off a nuclear war was a sissy.
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America may have thrown off the yoke of King George III, but Americans chose to be governed by George Bush II. It is salutary to recall that George III when sane lost the American colonies, but when insane ruled a Britain that triumphed over the armies of the (elected) Emperor Napoleon.
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"We are convinced that the women who form more than half of the Egyptian nation must not, at any cost, be governed by a Constitution in the making of which they played no part," she said in messages to the ruling party, according to a report in The New York Times.
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Although his contract with RCA is private, and may in some ways still be governed by the deal he signed in 1991 with the Jive label, which is now owned by Sony, industry lawyers said the power imbalance of most artist contracts likely gives RCA many ways to cancel the deal.
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So it is certain that my kids are going to come of age in a world that is rapidly warming and rapidly changing—that is literally more on fire—but also in a country that in a given year may or may not be governed by politicians in stark denial of those changes.
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" The US Attorney's Office in Colorado released a statement Thursday saying there are no plans to change marijuana prosecutions: "Today the Attorney General rescinded the Cole Memo on marijuana prosecutions, and directed that federal marijuana prosecution decisions be governed by the same principles that have long governed all of our prosecution decisions.
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Turning to a famous case from 1952 in which the Supreme Court thwarted President Harry Truman's attempt to seize the nation's steel mills during the Korean War, the judges cited Justice Robert Jackson's declaration that America's promise is "to be governed by those impersonal forces which we call law" rather than by presidential fiat.
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"The future of the Conservative Party will be gravely imperiled if we are held responsible for taking the country into this absurd new relationship with the EU where vast swathes of our economy will be governed by rules that we have no hand at all in shaping, " Jo Johnson told a political rally in London.
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And any reader of The Atlantic who experiences a certain shock at what has been effectively imposed on college campuses in the name of equality and social justice will also be experiencing a moment of solidarity with all of those Americans who prefer not to be governed by this liberalism, and voted accordingly last fall.
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" Google offered three arguments for its stance: The transition will put the internet in the hands of innovators; protect the internet from "those who want to break it into pieces"; and honor the U.S. government's promise when the internet was created that it "be governed by everyone with a stake in its continued growth.
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AFTER 88 days of Italy's most serious political impasse since the second world war; after nearly three months of false starts, painstaking negotiations, giddying about-turns and vetoes—culminating in a heart-stopping market panic—many Italians would have been content to be governed by the horse that, legend has it, the Emperor Caligula wanted to make a consul.
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The subject of Trump came up when interviewer Emily Maitlis spoke to Attenborough about climate change, and the fact America may soon be governed by a man who once tweeted about global warming being a Chinese invention: The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) suggested he might have supported the Brexit vote if he were a citizen of Great Britain, saying it's a "foreign" concept for Americans to be governed by another government.
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The expanding alliance, which will be governed by a joint committee that includes the CEOs of both companies, highlights the growing pressure on global automakers to manage the costs of developing electric and self-driving vehicles, as well as technology to meet tougher emissions standards for millions of internal combustion vehicles they will sell in coming years.
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While it is true that the technologies used to enrich uranium into fuel for energy can be used to create fuel for nuclear weapons, any agreement the Saudis sign will be governed by strict international protocols that prevent the kingdom from importing or developing enrichment technology before it implements all non-proliferation safeguards required by international law.
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It will be governed by a committee led by the head of the Jewish Agency, a quasi-governmental organization that works with the Diaspora, and will include representatives from the Reform and Conservative movements, the Jewish Federations of North America, the Israeli government and Women of the Wall, a group that for 27 years has been agitating against the male-dominated establishment.
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But any Israeli who owns property in Baquora will now need to get a visa to enter Jordan and his property will be governed by Jordanian laws that apply to other foreigners, Safadi said In the other territory, known as al Ghumar in Jordan and which Israel calls Tzofar, Israeli farmers have cultivated and invested in agro-industry, although they have not had ownership rights.
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Trump "has very little understanding of what it means to be in the military, to fight ethically or to be governed by a uniform set of rules and practices," Spencer wrote in a Washington Post op-ed after being ousted Sunday from his position over a possible compromise that would have allowed Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher to retire as a SEAL rather than being removed from the elite force.
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Washington just issued a warning about (a) America's systematic and unsustainable trade deficits with the EU ($165 billion in 68.33), (b) free-loading on America's military protection by ignoring financial obligations to the NATO alliance, (c) the EU serving as an instrument of German interests and (d) Brexit as an echo to British voices that they voted for U.K.'s accession to the EU in 1973, but did not expect to be governed by Germany.
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Some of these "orders" are self-injunctions that inform Xie's verbal mimesis, as though it could be governed by the principles of the visual arts: To draw ink-lines across the lids To dip into small pots of pigment To brush two-dozen times To flush with water and tame with oil To refrain and to spill in appropriate measure To drink from the soft and silvery pane To extract the root of the solitary so as to appear The writing of poetry is notoriously mystified, almost occult in its resistance to rules or step-by-step methods.
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