The Government will be bringing forward amendments at Report Stage.
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With Republicans bringing forward their alternatives, opposition fell to 41 percent.
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For this purpose, for the fast beer lane that we'll be bringing forward.
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We applaud these thoughtful sponsors for bringing forward these proposals for discussion now.
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The majority of those complainants are professors, bringing forward harassment allegations on students' behalf.
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Bigger firms will benefit from the bringing forward of a tax break on investment.
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"Disclosing the existence of complaints regularly ends up bringing forward more complainants," LoMonte said.
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Air Berlin said on Tuesday it was bringing forward by a month to Oct.
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"If you don't like what we're bringing forward, you bring something forward," he said.
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"They may be bringing forward some turnarounds because it's opportune as well," he said.
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Is on the new entrepreneurs who have new firms that they're bringing forward, new ideas.
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That could prompt Netanyahu to consider bringing forward a national election slated for November 2019.
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Now "Sesame Street" is bringing forward a new storyline that fits squarely into that tradition.
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"We cannot be shy about the importance of investments in bringing forward these advances," he said.
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One person told Reuters on Monday that the automaker was bringing forward these plans to Aug. 30.
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Sanchez is sticking to his position of not bringing forward the next national election due mid-2020.
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Ortega has rejected bringing forward a vote, suggesting that the opposition would not accept an unfavorable result.
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On Wednesday Fonterra said it was bringing forward dividend payments to provide cash faster to struggling farmers.
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The producers are also considering bringing forward their next policy meeting to February from March 5-6.
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It's really been about refocusing on our DNA and values and bringing forward the uniqueness of Piaget.
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The BNDES had already committed to bringing forward 4.9 billion reais of dividends to the government in 2019.
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The BNDES had already committed to bringing forward 4.9 billion reais of dividends to the government in 2019.
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The Labour Party has called for the government to consider bringing forward its own orders to preserve jobs.
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This discharge petition process is probably the most constructive ever because we are not bringing forward one bill.
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" On Thursday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the Trump administration is close to bringing forward "major tax reform.
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This operation was bringing forward a loan that was previously scheduled for 2017, Petrobras said in a statement.
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"We are looking at bringing forward the delivery to 2022, which we think will be possible," Walsh said.
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"We are bringing forward the people who were direct witnesses and actors in the president's Ukraine shakedown," Rep.
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"Complaining about someone without bringing forward your concerns to the person directly is usually labeled as "passive-aggressive.
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And you're not bringing forward new information, so I think the odds are against Joe at this stage.
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The bank said it was also bringing forward a 0.9 percentage point capital hit stemming from future rule changes.
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"The urgency of the situation is forcing the government to consider bringing forward these fiscal reforms," said the official.
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Such stimulus could include bringing forward planned tax cuts, cash handouts and increased near-term infrastructure spending, said Oster.
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The company said it was also bringing forward the appointment of Jens Jenisch as chief executive to Sept. 1.
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Will Trump's gambit of bringing forward Bill's accusers actually provoke some sympathy for Hillary, reminiscent of the Monica Lewinsky scandal?
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This week, Mr. Noble, vehemently rejected that claim, accusing the judge, Claudio Bonadio, of bringing forward a poorly investigated case.
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"We will bringing forward further measures to ensure that every worker receives support throughout this difficult period," he told parliament.
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Economic growth has been stronger than Hamilton expected, resulting in the city bringing forward capex outlined in its 10-year plan.
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The company is bringing forward production of its Series 480.43 modules to 2018 and abandoning plans for the Series 5 product.
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Britain is also helping to relieve supply pressure by bringing forward malting barley exports ahead of possible sales restrictions after Brexit.
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Nickel investors bought heavily into rumours that the Indonesian government was thinking about bringing forward a ban on nickel ore exports.
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Its main value lies, however, in shining light on some unfamiliar galleries and in bringing forward art we might not otherwise see.
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The fiscal stimulus may be accelerating the final stages of the economic cycle and bringing forward the date of the next recession.
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"This girl is not from Afghanistan, she is not a terrorist," he said, bringing forward his orphaned niece, one of those injured.
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Quijano-Evans said the main impact could be on the Czech crown, by bringing forward the timing of the first rate rise.
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Carrefour added that because of the Brazilian IPO, it was bringing forward its second-quarter sales figures to July 6 from July 12.
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Indonesia's Nickel Miners Association said bringing forward the ban would disrupt revenue flow for miners which they depend on to finance smelter investments.
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The British government should respect the popular vote in the North for European Union membership by bringing forward a referendum on Irish unity.
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"We need all hands to engage by bringing forward your suggestions and ideas for how we can work together to prevent another suicide."
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This may result in a bringing forward of some demand, meaning the independents may buy less in the early months of the new year.
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First Solar is bringing forward production of its Series 6 modules by a year to 2018 and abandoning plans for the Series 5 product.
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Bringing forward part of a quarterly results announcement scheduled for Oct 22, the French company reported flat nine-month revenues of 10.87 billion euros.
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It's unclear what type of legislation Trump might support, and Senate Republicans have resisted bringing forward any gun bill that doesn't have his backing.
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Robbins said Thursday that the company is bringing forward a "cycle of innovation" and investors will see that continue for the next few years.
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"If he does not get 60 votes, the Republicans owe the American people the obligation of bringing forward somebody who is more moderate," Sanders said.
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Government sources say a buoyant Maduro is now considering driving home his advantage by bringing forward the normally year-end election to February or March.
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Jakarta is discussing bringing forward the ban but no decision has been made on such a move, Indonesia's trade minister, Enggartiasto Lukita, said on Friday.
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Sessions last year rescinded the Obama-era policy that discouraged federal prosecutors from bringing forward marijuana-related charges in states that had legalized the substance.
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Not Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, who tainted the process by bringing forward damaging allegations against Judge Kavanaugh only at the last minute.
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Morales quickly became a leading Young Lord as an education captain, bringing forward an agenda that staunchly concerned feminism and the oppression of all women.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government bowed to increasing pressure from lawmakers on Wednesday by bringing forward a planned reform of gambling regulations by six months.
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Opposition lawmaker Armando Armas said in a statement that proposing bringing forward the parliamentary elections, which were scheduled for 2020, was just another act of provocation.
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However, Chinese media reports say stainless mills are scrambling to combat the supply glut by bringing forward maintenance schedules or switching from stainless to carbon steelmaking.
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It is also bringing forward the cancellation of other long-haul services, including from Berlin to Los Angeles and San Francisco, and from Dusseldorf to Boston.
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So, if by bringing forward good ideas I can be part of chipping away at that, that is one more reason to give this a look.
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Zanganeh also said that Iran would agree to the bringing forward of OPEC's next meeting meeting if the rest of the group agreed to production cuts.
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The House is bringing forward two articles of impeachment, alleging Trump abused the power of his office and that he obstructed Congress in its impeachment inquiry.
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He said that the oil producing countries have discussed bringing forward the March OPEC+ meeting, adding that they need several more days to monitor the situation.
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"What we're seeing is that many miners are bringing forward their production to benefit from these higher prices," the minister, Alfredo Thorne, said on broadcaster RPP.
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The company is also considering bringing forward maintenance work at Grangemouth, originally scheduled for next year, to have it done while units are down, the sources said.
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As the second largest party in the Assembly, Sinn Fein launched their election manifesto on Thursday, April 28, pledging commitment to bringing forward marriage equality legislation again.
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FIFA confirmed on Thursday it is considering bringing forward plans to expand that tournament from its current 32 team format to 48, four years earlier than planned.
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The business ministry said it was committed to bringing forward reforms, but has stopped short of saying it would implement proposals as set out by the CMA.
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Government officials have raised the possibility of bringing forward contracts already in the pipeline, such as an order for high-speed trains for the Paris-Milan route.
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The World Cup will be expanded from 32 to 48 teams in 2026 but FIFA president Gianni Infantino has proposed bringing forward the enlarged format to 2022.
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"Everything that Civilization players have loved in Civilization V, we're bringing forward, in addition to putting on the new gameplay from Civilization VI," says lead producer Dennis Shirk.
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The Trump administration is close to bringing forward "major tax reform," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday, days after he tempered expectations for how quickly it will pass.
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So that we can all move forward, I am bringing forward my May 1, 2017, retirement from the company, and will leave the Groupe on September 1, 2016.
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Rather, opposition activists have said they hope ramped-up foreign pressure or a nudge from the powerful military may force Maduro's hand into bringing forward a presidential vote.
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He will attempt to hold a simple vote for Members of Parliament to approve his deal, before bringing forward the legislation required to implement Brexit in UK law.
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But I have to tell you we will rule nothing out and we will certainly wish to consider bringing forward further and faster measures where that is necessary.
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Berkeley is in the process of bringing forward 13 large residential-led developments and has begun construction on 20 new sites over the past 18 months, it added.
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John Bercow, the speaker of the House of Commons, for example, sent sterling skidding last month when he stopped May from bringing forward a vote on her deal.
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The central bank kept its benchmark rate unchanged at -0.50 percent and said it would reinvest coupons and cash from maturing bonds, including bringing forward some reinvestments into 2018.
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Analysts at Capital Economics said they expect imports will continue to outpace exports as consumers are seen bringing forward demand ahead of a planned sales tax hike in October.
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It said this would be tested in early June and it aimed to have the part ready to install by later this year, bringing forward the date from 2019.
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Italy's biggest bank said it was bringing forward the publication of its third-quarter results to Tuesday morning after accidentally releasing some data relating to the period on Monday.
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Prime Minister Theresa May had spoken on May 14 about bringing forward a Magnitsky Act-style amendment in one of her statements responding to the attack on the Skripals.
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Becky G says that there were no "ifs or buts" when it came to bringing forward her culture in this release, and ColourPop supported her 100% on her decisions.
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Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita said on Friday that President Joko Widodo had asked for feedback from his cabinet on possibly bringing forward the ban on ore exports from 2022.
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No date was set for talks on bringing forward the establishment of a backstop for the bank resolution fund, a move meant to increase risk sharing and financial stability.
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Bringing forward the date could pile more pressure on e-cigarette makers such as Juul Labs Inc to get their products approved or risk being pulled off the market.
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But Friday's bumper labour market data challenged that view, handing the dollar its best day so far this year and bringing forward expectations for when the Fed will tighten policy again.
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At the event earlier Thursday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the administration is close to bringing forward "major tax reform," days after he tempered expectations for how quickly it will pass.
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Air Berlin also said on Monday it was bringing forward again the cancellation of services from Berlin to Los Angeles and San Francisco, and from Duesseldorf to Boston, to Sept. 25.
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Clearly, McMaster is bringing forward the term Qutbism to drive home the point that the Trump administration is going to get tough on state supporters of this strain of political Islam.
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"We are going to be looking at corruption in sport and bringing forward new codes of practice that we will adopt in this country, we hope others will adopt," he said.
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At noon on Monday, when the Germans were bringing forward reserve divisions in the neighborhood of the Moronvilliers range of hills, the French gunners got the exact range with telling effect.
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In 2015, she successfully urged Nevada legislators to extend the statute of limitations for bringing forward rape charges to 20 years from four years, though the change does not apply retroactively.
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"That is why I am bringing forward these new measures which will make sure that only genuine investors, who intend to support UK businesses, can benefit from our immigration system," Nokes said.
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"The improved profit outlook is essentially through bringing forward synergies (of which the ultimate total has not changed) – rather than the company's own underlying expectations having changed materially," said analysts at Barclays.
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NICKEL: Nickel finished 1% higher at $15,710 a tonne, after hitting a 16-month high of $163,690 last week on the possibility of Indonesia bringing forward a ban on mineral ore exports.
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But beyond raising awareness and fundraising on social media, many celebrities have pitched in IRL as well, bringing forward new questions about the best ways they can leverage their talents and capital.
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Panasonic Corp dived 7.5 percent as the company cut its annual profit forecast after bringing forward some of its investment in a battery plant for U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla Motors Inc.
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At the event earlier Thursday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the Trump administration is close to bringing forward "major tax reform," days after he tempered expectations for how quickly it will pass.
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"We will therefore be bringing forward the Withdrawal Agreement Bill in the week beginning the 3rd June," he said, citing the same week as U.S. President Donald Trump's state visit to Britain.
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Last week the government unveiled a near-150 billion reais support package, mostly bringing forward social assistance payments, deferring company taxes, and making it easier for people to access workers' severance funds.
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Intensifying interest in O'Keeffe as both a painter and a personality, and a surfeit of recent shows, are now bringing forward her less known work, like the Hawaiian paintings, the curator explained.
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Wong said that rising property prices can help stimulate the economy in several ways, such as by encouraging buyers to accelerate purchases before the cost goes up, thus bringing forward future demand.
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"Just as Carrie Lam has held the first dialogue session with the public, she is now bringing forward the anti-mask law, shattering any trust and foundation for further talks," he said.
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The ECB has rejected the IMF's push for a fresh quality check of Greek banking assets but is bringing forward plans for its own stress test of Greek lenders scheduled for next year.
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Seen as one of the most effective members of cabinet in bringing forward new policies, the high-energy environment minister has become a surprise ally to May and has backed her Brexit strategy.
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If Turkey made good on its offer to take back all illegal migrants, she would support bringing forward visa-free travel for Turks in the EU to June, provided Ankara met the conditions.
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The girl's mother, who is bringing forward the complaint on behalf of her daughter, argued that the girls-only partner choir could not have provided her daughter with the same quality of training.
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The BoE also said last week that it was bringing forward to September from November the assessment of stressed losses in consumer credit lending in this year's annual "stress test" of top banks.
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Analysts also warn that the bull market is bringing forward future demand, as people fear prices running away from them, which could lead to a destabilizing loss of momentum in the coming months.
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It also said it would double-down on its 5G roll-out by bringing forward A$500 million ($284.10 million) in capital spending to this year from the second half of fiscal 2021.
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Authorities have instead opted for more targeted measures such as incremental interest rate reductions and bringing forward 1 trillion yuan ($142.1 billion) of the 2020 local government special bonds quota to this year.
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High-energy, and seen as one of the most effective members of cabinet in bringing forward new policies, Gove has become a surprise ally to May and so far backed her Brexit strategy.
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Pirelli was to list in the first half of 2018 but said it was bringing forward the listing because of an improvement in its financial profile and to take advantage of favourable market conditions.
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Most political observers and parties from the opposition however believe a lack of support in parliament will make it difficult for him to pass legislation and he will end up bringing forward the vote.
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Malacalza, who was Carige's deputy chairman and then its chairman by default when Giuseppe Tesauro stepped down in June, said on Friday he was bringing forward his resignation from the role with immediate effect.
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"We obviously will be bringing forward more detailed proposals, alternative proposals to those of Michel Barnier, on the so-called backstop very soon," Lidington, UK PM Theresa May's de facto deputy, told BBC radio.
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Indonesia, the largest nickel ore producing country, has left its biggest customers in China - mostly manufacturers of primary nickel - fearing a raw material shortage after bringing forward a ban on ore exports to Jan.
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French telecoms regulator Arcep plans to improve mobile broadband coverage in the country's less densely populated areas by bringing forward a review of obligations on frequency licence holders, its chairman told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Finance Minister Bill Morneau has been a regular on the calls advising Trudeau, with the finance minister bringing forward recommendations based on information that has come up through the public service, the insider said.
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"Our objective is to delay and flatten the peak of the epidemic by bringing forward the right measures at the right time, so that we minimize suffering and save lives," he said last week.
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" "However we recognize that there is more to do, which is why we have committed to bringing forward a draft of a Domestic Abuse Bill to transform the national response to this horrendous crime.
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The government last week unveiled a near-150 billion reais ($30 billion) support package, mostly bringing forward social assistance payments, deferring company taxes, and making it easier for people to access workers' severance funds.
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Elsewhere, Sweden's crown briefly surged as much as 1 percent after the central bank kept rates unchanged but said it would reinvest coupons and cash from maturing bonds, including bringing forward some reinvestments into 2018.
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Seen as one of the most effective members of cabinet in bringing forward new policies, the high-energy environment minister has become a surprise ally to May and has so far backed her Brexit strategy.
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In the aftermath of the hearing, some Democrats are openly questioning the wisdom of bringing forward Lewandowski, whose heated exchanges with Democrats and stonewalling of their questions may have overshadowed key aspects of his testimony.
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"We're bringing forward legislation to stop the system of automatic early release but the difficulty is ... how to apply that retrospectively to the cohort of people who currently qualify," Johnson said in a speech in London.
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High-energy, and seen as one of the most effective members of cabinet in bringing forward new policies, Gove used his appearances at this week's conference to pledge loyalty to May and back her Brexit plan.
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I'm going to set up "Homes for Londoners": a new team dedicated to building genuinely affordable homes to buy and rent, bringing forward vacant land, bringing in additional funding and working with councils and private developers.
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"This is not about punishing British Columbians, this is not about hurting Canadians, this is about bringing forward a project in the national interest," he told reporters in Peru late on Saturday before returning to Ottawa.
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LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party will focus on bringing forward legislation this week to stop the counry leaving the European Union without a deal, the party's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer said on Sunday.
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After campaigning almost yearly for national elections, referendums and local votes, Erdogan's horizons have reduced to relatively short-term goals, Jenkins said, casting doubt on his stated plan to avoid bringing forward elections slated for 2023.
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"December's plunge in retail sales confirms that November's surge merely reflected people bringing forward Christmas present shopping to take advantage of Black Friday discounts," Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in an email.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers had been considering bringing forward their next meeting to February from the beginning of March after oil demand was hit by coronavirus outbreak in China.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police said they would temporarily close roads around Queen Elizabeth's London residence Buckingham Palace during a military ceremony on Wednesday, bringing forward plans to do so in response to a truck attack in Berlin.
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The Treasury has not yet fully estimated the cost or finalised plans for the government's flagship projects — including bringing forward the retirement age and introducing an income support plan for the nation's army of poor and unemployed.
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The company announced its job-cut plan last June and on Wednesday said it will have shed about 6,000 roles by the end of the financial year to June, bringing forward A$200 million in restructuring costs.
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It includes easing of granny flats beyond what state law required, and there are more proposals that we are bringing forward: Reducing regulations on infill housing, and the other (proposal) is about the nuisance of (environmental) appeals.
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Jordan argued against the charges Democrats are bringing forward against Trump that he sought to pressure Ukraine to open two investigations that would benefit him politically, including into a 2628 political rival, former Vice President Joe Biden.
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This week, the House Judiciary Committee is set to hold its first hearing in the investigation to determine whether evidence that has been collected so far in the inquiry warrants bringing forward articles of impeachment against Trump.
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Next week, the House Judiciary Committee is set to hold its first hearing in the investigation and decide whether evidence that has been collected so far in the inquiry warrants bringing forward articles of impeachment against Trump.
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While acknowledging management is reporting its financials in a fully legal and logical way, he argues the bringing forward of gains means there isn't enough good news left to come in the future to justify its current valuation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Christian Dior is bringing forward its men's fashion show in Paris to avoid "yellow vest" protesters who have fought police, torched cars and smashed up shops over recent weekends, a source familiar with the decision said.
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Having weakened the opposition through the imprisonment or banning of its leaders and the intimidation (including torture) of its activists, Mr Maduro is trying to seal his dictatorship by bringing forward the presidential election due later this year.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican companies are delaying investment, bringing forward imports to protect against currency swings and warning the next few months could be volatile as the NAFTA trade talks reach a climax and July's presidential election nears.
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Ineos is looking at the option of bringing forward maintenance that was planned for the spring, but that option depends on finding the right crew, equipment and the length of the shutdown of Forties pipeline, the source added.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, who has called multi-culturalism a "fiction", has cited the violence in Germany as a reason to speed up reinforcement of controls on the EU's external borders, including bringing forward an EU summit.
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"We've tapped supplies by bringing forward shipping schedules of cargos from Canada and the United States, and buying some extra coal from China," an official at a major Japanese steelmaker who deals with raw material procurement told Reuters.
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The 30 or so members of the caucus killed the bill as punishment for leaders not bringing forward their preferred package on addressing the matter of young adults who were brought to the United States illegally as minors.
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Since the PPG approach in April, Akzo Nobel has focused on reviewing its plans as a stand-alone company, including bringing forward a potential spinoff of its specialty chemicals arm, which had €4.8 billion in revenue last year.
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"Bringing forward a nominee for the EPA, Mr. Pruitt, who does not believe in environmental protection, is crazy, it is insane," Sanders said, referring to Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, Trump's pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Since the PPG approach last month, Akzo Nobel has focused on reviewing its plans as a stand-alone company, including bringing forward a potential spinoff of its specialty chemicals arm, which had €4.8 billion in revenue last year.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers, known as OPEC+, had been considering bringing forward their next meeting to February from March 6 after oil demand was hit by the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers, known as OPEC+, had been considering bringing forward their next meeting to February from March 6 after oil demand was hit by the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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"The strength of retail sales in the autumn - which prevented GDP growth from slowing after the referendum - appears to have reflected consumers bringing forward expenditure from 2017, due to anticipated price rises," said economist Samuel Tombs at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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"While it is early days, we would not be surprised if this leads to some of the funds that acquired commercial property assets earlier in the recovery bringing forward their divestment plans," said Investec Ireland chief economist Philip O'Sullivan.
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A sales executive at Yuwo Capital, which helps Chinese invest in or migrate to the United States, said it has seen a rise in client enquiries recently, with some bringing forward their U.S. investment plans due to depreciation fears.
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Williams said Airbus would meet its target for more than 650 deliveries this year, but only by bringing forward deliveries of the current 'A320ceo' version to meet a gap in deliveries of the newer 'A320neo' due to engine delays.
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Her spokesman has said the government "is committed to bringing forward a solution" but has declined to comment on whether May will present a "third way" after problems were found with the first two proposals for future customs arrangements.
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One tantalizing possibility for this one: The Republican tax overhaul helps Democrats in the midterm and 22025 elections by bringing forward the date at which a few critical states — Georgia and possibly even Texas — flip from red to blue.
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Maguire told the panel that he believes the whistleblower did the "right thing" and that the individual followed the proper process of bringing forward allegations that relate to Trump asking Ukraine's leader to investigate one of his political rivals.
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Still, Egypt plans to partially open the Grand Egyptian Museum, an ambitious planned museum of Ancient Egyptian artifacts that will be the world's largest archaeological museum, in 2017, said Anani, bringing forward the scheduled opening date by a year.
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Pelosi and her leadership team on the various oversight committees are considering bringing forward a resolution that will put the House on the record on this matter, according to a Democratic leadership aide unauthorized to discuss the private talks.
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This should shorten TREIT's average debt tenor from more than seven years to less than five years, bringing forward the earliest debt maturity to 7503 for three-year tranche bonds, from 2021 with a small instalment for its existing bank loans.
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"To mitigate risks and build public confidence, I (Minister for Immigration and Border Protection) will be bringing forward a package of reforms to simplify Australia's visa framework and create stronger controls over access to permanent residency and citizenship," it says.
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Mrs May has hinted at giving the NHS a spending boost to celebrate its 70th birthday this year, and bringing forward a spending review which will look, among other things, at introducing an earmarked NHS levy and extending the funding horizon.
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"He should now lay out a programme of government investment and support for businesses, bringing forward shovel-ready projects particularly in those areas hardest hit by long-term economic decline," Labour's main spokesman on the economy, lawmaker John McDonnell, said.
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"We are actively engaged in open dialogue with the Administration, Congress and other stakeholders on bringing forward ideas and recommendations that could reduce costs for the entire healthcare system and lower out-of-pocket costs for patients, while preserving scientific innovation."
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The Calcalist financial daily reported on Tuesday concerns within the Finance Ministry that the numbers were manipulated to help prevent any political fallout for Kahlon, by postponing payments into 2019 and bringing forward tax revenue meant for 2019 into 2018.
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Since these judgments are based on criminal history, and the criminal justice system has been riddled with bias, "risk assessments are inherently bringing forward that racism and that discrimination," said Tina Luongo, the chief criminal defender of the Legal Aid Society.
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The rich got another fillip from the bringing forward of a planned increase in the threshold for the higher rate of income tax (though, as is common practice, these gains were eroded by a corresponding increase in national-insurance contributions for such earners).
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In a report, "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System," they saw two national parties that were but loose confederations of state and local parties, incapable of bringing forward coherent programs to the voters and carrying them out when they got into power.
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A big part of the weakness is probably temporary: companies rushed in early 2019 to get ready for the first Brexit deadline in March, bringing forward work, and automakers did their annual shutdowns early in April, also to avoid any Brexit chaos.
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"As interest rates rise it is almost impossible to assume that there is no effect on demand and potentially demand destruction … [also if that] bringing forward effect ultimately leads to a sharper deterioration, the slowdown could actually be quite rapid," Jainz cautioned.
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The Treasury Secretary went from telling the Financial Times that Trump's tax-reform timeline was "highly aggressive to not realistic at this point" to telling everyone a few days later the Trump administration was "pretty close" to bringing forward major tax reform.
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His accuser would be entirely protected in bringing forward a credible allegation and, indeed, many would view her as obligated to do so if she is a law professor; moreover, she is represented by Debra Katz, a leading lawyer in the "MeToo" movement.
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" He said O'Rourke is "committed to bringing forward that same drive and ability to not just defeat Donald Trump in November of 2020 but to unite people together so we can overcome the greatest set of challenges this country has ever faced.
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Paul McDade also told Reuters that Tullow, which has expanded beyond Africa to the coast of Guyana, was bringing forward its drilling plans for the South American country and was looking to drill at least two wells there in the middle of 2019.
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TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea could launch a rocket that it says will carry an earth observation satellite as soon as Sunday, after bringing forward and shortening the time frame for the launch, the Japanese and South Korean governments said on Saturday.
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"They discussed the different positions we took on the recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, and agreed on the importance of the US bringing forward new proposals for peace and the international community supporting these efforts," said a Downing Street spokesman.
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"They discussed the different positions we took on the recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, and agreed on the importance of the US bringing forward new proposals for peace and the international community supporting these efforts," a spokesman for May said.
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An EU diplomat said Turkey wanted more than the 3 billion euros pledged so far in aid for Syrian refugees on its soil, an immediate speeding up of its EU accession talks and bringing forward visa-free travel for Turks to Europe to this spring.
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"I am very pleased to announce that on a pro-forma basis Eurofins is bringing forward by two years to 2018 its objective to reach 4.0 billion euros revenues initially set for 2020 in 2015" Chief Executive Officer Gilles Martins said in a statement.
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Lauren Hook, the editor who handled Beijing Comrades for the Feminist Press, agreed that the text was not "something that we typically publish," but she said that the press found value in bringing forward an underground text that had expanded a globalized understanding of sexuality.
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Telstra announced its job-cut plan last June and last week said it will have shed about 6,000 internal jobs, from 8,000 jobs it plans to cut, by the end of the financial year to June, bringing forward A$200 million in restructuring costs.
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Europe is in the midst of one of the biggest — or the biggest — identity crises, juggling human lives almost as a mere bureaucratic problem, and elections in the USA are bringing forward concepts of expression that remind us of the darkest parts of world history.
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ON MARCH 26TH Mike Pence, America's vice-president, gave a speech at the US Space & Rocket Centre in Huntsville, Alabama, in which he told his audience that he was bringing forward, "by any means necessary", the target date for America to send astronauts back to the Moon.
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It had hit a 16-month high in London last Thursday before shedding 2.1% on Friday after Indonesia's trade minister, Enggartiasto Lukita, said Jakarta was discussing bringing forward the ban, which was previously set to come into force in 119763, but that no decision has been made.
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"Its reasonably evident by Germany's GDP contraction and the dreadful Eurozone IP data that the U.S.-China tariff war is hurting Germany's export-skewed manufacturing sector, which is now bringing forward a real debate on fiscal stimulus in Germany," wrote Stephen Innes, managing partner at VM Markets.
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Several days later, the man helped detectives build a broader case against his adoptive father, bringing forward others who had been cared for in Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu's home and who said they too had been sexually abused, the Suffolk County district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, said.
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"Instead of bringing forward a vote to end the government shutdown, the Senate once again engaged in the offensive, antiquated, and frankly embarrassing exercise of playing politics with women's healthcare," Susan Inman, chief counsel for federal policy and advocacy at the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in a statement.
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The airline said its capital spending forecast for the year had risen by A$600 million to A$1.6 billion due to delayed proceeds from an airport terminal sale, bringing forward aircraft payments and the purchase of a 20 percent stake in charter operator Alliance Aviation Services Ltd.
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The prospect of another big reform - the launch of a multi-rate Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1 - could also be bringing forward spending into the current quarter as shoppers look to avoid rates of 28 percent, or higher, on some consumer durables and luxury items.
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In August 2018 and in September 2018, Mr. Gouthro was interviewed by a Tesla compliance attorney as part of an internal investigation into some of the very issues he is now bringing forward, and he raised absolutely none of the concerns he has now brought to the media.
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"She said it is clear that these discussions with the EU will need a little more time to conclude and so we will not be bringing forward a meaningful vote this week," a spokeswoman for May's office said in a statement following May's weekly meeting with her cabinet of ministers.
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Three days after Vanessa Marcil first claimed that her only child — 16-year-old Kassius Lijah, from a previous relationship with Brian Austin Green — was cut out of Green and wife Megan Fox's life years ago, the Las Vegas alum is now bringing forward even more revelations about their relationship.
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May's government is trying to get around this by bringing forward one part of the Brexit deal — the nearly 600-page withdrawal agreement — for a vote on Friday, and leaving off the second part, which is the political declaration that says the EU and UK will negotiate a future relationship.
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During his rotations in Oklahoma, he had been fascinated by the work of oral surgeons, who performed elective surgeries not just to correct a patient's bite but to alter his or her appearance, and to correct what the patient saw as deficits—bringing forward a recessive jaw, or reducing an overly prominent one.
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The profit decline in April was due to the timing of the government's planned cuts in value-added tax that kicked in at the start of April, bringing forward pent-up demand for some industrial goods and boosting profits in March, said Zhu Hong of the statistics bureau said in a statement accompanying the data.
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Simmons is still working on his own HBO show Given the number of ventures he's bringing forward — a website, a podcast network, consultation with HBO Sports, spinoffs like After the Thrones — it's easy to forget that the centerpiece of Simmons' deal with HBO is a show of his own, which is still being developed.
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Inflation forecasts have also been mildly adjusted with the BOE bringing forward its expectations for consumer price inflation (CPI) to peak over the forecast period in the final quarter of this year at around 2.8 percent, as opposed to its earlier estimate that the highest point would be reached in the second quarter of 2018.
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That's pretty alarming that if you lump US Latino and Latin America together, it would seem the field is doing great, but when you really just focus on the people that are dedicated to bringing forward knowledge of the art and visual production of people who identify as US Latino or can be identified that way, there's only one.
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Today the European Commission came out with its own response — laying out a $37BN package of measures intended to mitigate the socio-economic impact of Covid-19, including bringing forward €1BN out of the EU budget to act as a guarantee to the European Investment Fund to encourage banks to lend to SMEs in affected sectors.
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Given the U.S. economy is poised for a series of interest rate hikes, Jainz noted his concerns about the outlook for ongoing demand dynamics, particularly given the boost demand has received for many years on the back of cheap financing fuelled by generous central banks, which may have had the effect of artificially "bringing forward" demand rather than creating a wholly new source.
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Former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE last year rescinded the Obama-era policy that discouraged federal prosecutors from bringing forward marijuana-related charges in states that had legalized the substance.
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In the aftermath of Corey Lewandowski's testimony this week, some Democrats are openly questioning the wisdom of bringing forward the bombastic former Trump campaign manager, whose contentious exchanges with Democrats and stonewalling of their questions may have overshadowed a key aspect of his testimony: that President Donald Trump enlisted Lewandowski to tell the then-attorney general to limit the investigation into his 2016 campaign.
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Marius du Toit, a South African criminal defense lawyer and former prosecutor and judge who is not connected with the case, said in a phone interview that both sides had made fairly naked appeals to emotion — the defense by having Mr. Pistorius walk around on the stumps of his legs, and the prosecution by bringing forward Ms. Steenkamp's tearful relatives — because the legal issues had already been resolved.
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The prime minister told ITV News that MPs would have "ample time" to scrutinize Britain's exit from the EU."We need new legislation, we've got to be bringing forward new and important bills, and that's why we are going to have a queen's speech and we are going to do it on October 14 and we have got to move ahead now with a new legislative program," he said.
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Fitch has assigned final ratings to the following bonds: - GBP350 million 2.375% notes due 2029 at 'A-' - GBP400 million 2.875% notes due 13 at 'A-' The final ratings reflect the fact that the majority of proceeds (GBP677 million) are being used to repurchase existing debt, which extends average maturities by three years and refinances at lower interest rates, while increasing total debt by effectively bringing forward coupons on the repurchased debt.
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