It remains to be seen whether it will be rubber-stamped by the European Commission.
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The decision will go before UEFA's Executive Committee to be rubber-stamped later on Tuesday.
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They will now have to be rubber-stamped by EU countries and the assembly before becoming law.
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The draft, which still needs to be rubber-stamped by other ministries, is now in the Chancellery.
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This would then be rubber-stamped by the U.N. Security Council and pave the way for national elections.
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The legislation was passed by Parliament on Tuesday and is waiting to be rubber-stamped into law by Royal Assent.
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The choice by the party organizations, however, may need to be rubber stamped by Morales himself, currently exiled in Argentina.
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And, of course, the people who say, wait a second, I don&apost want the court to just be rubber-stamped.
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In an interview with CNBC on Thursday, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong confirmed the purchase is ready to be rubber stamped.
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As a result, they say, anything the leader wants will be rubber stamped in parliament, reviving memories of Fascist rule in Italy.
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His more detailed draft mandate, circulated this week, will be rubber-stamped on May 22nd and formal talks should begin soon after Britain's election.
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Many ordinary members want the Big Five to give them two finalists to choose between, rather than a single name to be rubber-stamped.
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The line-up will be rubber-stamped in a vote on Wednesday in parliament, where the PSD and its coalition party ALDE have an overall majority.
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The opposition leaders said if debate proceeds later this month, the amendments are likely to be rubber-stamped by a parliament dominated by the ruling party.
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The tug-of-war over Unizo marks a stark departure from most acquisitions in Japan, where takeovers tend to be pre-agreed deals waiting to be rubber-stamped.
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One of the sources described the detentions as a preemptive effort to ensure Prince Mohammed's "ascent will be rubber stamped by the Allegiance Council when the time comes".
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The tug-of-war over Unizo has marked a stark departure from most acquisitions in Japan, where takeovers tend to be pre-agreed deals waiting to be rubber-stamped.
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The appointment will be rubber-stamped at the supervisory board's next meeting, which is likely to take place shortly before Evonik's annual shareholder meeting on May 18, the sources said.
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VIRGINIA WATER, England (Reuters) - The European Tour's planned alliance with its Asian equivalent is likely to be rubber-stamped in time for next season, chief executive Keith Pelley told Reuters on Sunday.
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Albrecht's nomination has yet to be rubber-stamped by the future supervisory board, as Bain and Cinven have to fill five non-executive board seats following the resignation of directors last week.
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The draft - with annotations and alternative phrasings for a number of issues - still needs to be rubber-stamped by other ministries and has not yet been approved by Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks.
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This represents an unusual counter-offensive in Japan, where M&A offers tend to be pre-agreed deals waiting to be rubber-stamped and hostile bids like that of H.I.S. remain rare.
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That does not mean that every military contract with Amazon, Microsoft, or Google should be rubber-stamped, or that tech engineers should blindly fall in line, salute the flag, and not voice concerns.
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Lawmakers at the European Parliament gave the green light to the new laws on Wednesday, which will have to be rubber stamped by the European Council in the coming months before they take effect.
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The proposals have still to be rubber-stamped by the sport's congress but that looks a forgone conclusion as they continue to fully support the reforms Coe has put in place in his first year in office.
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One of Rajapaksa's cabinet ministers, speaking on condition of anonymity, also confirmed the deals had been approved by the cabinet, while documents seen by Reuters showed the deals were set to be rubber-stamped at the meeting.
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With four months left until Britain leaves the EU, the divorce treaty and an accompanying political declaration are due to be rubber-stamped in Brussels by British Prime Minister Theresa May and the other 27 EU leaders.
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"The notion that a project of such enormous proportions in a legislatively protected water sanctuary could be rubber-stamped in this perfunctory way degrades all the environmental protections the public deserves, even if they call it a park," Mr. Emery said.
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Four months before Britain leaves the EU, the legal divorce treaty and an accompanying political declaration on future ties are due to be rubber-stamped by British Prime Minister Theresa May and the leaders of the other 27 EU countries.
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With four months left until Britain leaves the EU, the divorce treaty and accompanying political declaration are due to be rubber-stamped in Brussels on Sunday by May and the other 27 EU leaders so they can go to the respective parliaments.
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The sources said the ECB bond-buying scheme was flexible enough to allow for a temporary increase in Italian purchases and that such a move would not necessarily need to be rubber-stamped by the ECB's Governing Council, which is due to meet on Dec.
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If the judge decides Assange should be extradited, the decision needs to be rubber-stamped by Home Secretary (interior minister) Priti Patel although he will have the right to appeal to London's High Court and then possibly to the Supreme Court, Britain's top judicial body.
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Four months before Britain leaves the EU, the legal divorce treaty and an accompanying political declaration on the two sides' future ties are ready to be rubber-stamped by British Prime Minister Theresa May and the leaders of the 27 union states staying on together after Brexit.
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Before the assault accusation surfaced, they were in a tricky position: They didn't want to be seen as occupying space as far to the left as their more liberal colleagues, and may not have seen much value in denouncing Kavanaugh if he was going to be rubber-stamped by the Republican majority anyway.
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" Milbank: This House is bananas - WaPo : "The House Rules Committee, meeting in its ornate chamber on the third floor of the Capitol on Monday night, sent two bills to the House floor under 'closed' rules — that is, legislation that must be rubber stamped in toto, without being amended by so much as a comma.
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"Nothing on the specific rationale for this bill, other than this with respect to the pocket veto period in general: Having the legislature pass more than 100 bills in such a hasty and scrambled way, praying for them to be rubber stamped, is never a good formula for effectively doing public business," Christie spokeswoman Joelle Farrell said.
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Article 20183 is back on – and it got worse, not better Julia Reda reports that the European Union's effort to get the big tech platforms to install draconian upload filters to prevent the spread of any copyrighted content is closer to becoming a reality than it was a week ago, after Germany apparently came to an agreement with France: Most likely, Germany's and France's compromise will be rubber-stamped by the Council on Friday, 22018 February, and then a final trilogue negotiation will take place with the Parliament on Monday, 24 February.
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All Statutory Laws in Japan are required to be rubber stamped by the Emperor with the , and no Law can take effect without the Cabinet's signature, the Prime Minister's countersignature and the Emperor's promulgation.
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On November 8, 2006, some representatives who were profiled in Better Know a District and had since been re-elected in the previous day's election were reintroduced in a short segment that immediately preceded the commercial breaks. A humorous clip from the BKAD interview would be shown and the words "RETURNED TO CONGRESS" would be rubber stamped onto the still image of the representative. The subjects reintroduced were Eliot L. Engel, Brad Sherman, Lynn Westmoreland, and Robert Wexler.
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The school is distinguished by a cylindrical belvedere feature on the roof. This is a green house which was once used by biology students. In 2018 Fife Council announced that the only money they had available for a new school building, which is badly required was to merge the school with Glenwood High School. Still to be rubber stamped, it is hoped that the new school will enter planning once nearby Madras College's new building is finished.
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Since a substantial amount of wealth and land was usually associated with the office of a bishop or abbot, the sale of church offices—a practice known as "simony"—was an important source of income for leaders among the nobility, who themselves owned the land and by charity allowed the building of churches. Emperors had been heavily relying on bishops for their secular administration, as they were not hereditary or quasi- hereditary nobility with family interests. They justified their power by the theory of the divine right of kings. Many of the papal selections before 1059 were influenced politically and militarily by European powers, often with a king or emperor announcing a choice which would be rubber-stamped by church electors.
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