He was involved in certifying to Congress that Ukraine had embarked on significant reforms to justify its receipt of $250 million in security assistance.
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Meanwhile, in August, US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter decided against certifying to Congress that Pakistan is doing enough to rein in the brutal Taliban-affiliated Haqqani network.
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Federal prosecutors charged the pair with selling and shipping bodies of people infected with hepatitis and HIV after falsely certifying to buyers that the remains were disease-free.
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The Senate Banking Committee approved an amendment Tuesday that would block Trump from easing sanctions on ZTE without first certifying to Congress that the company is complying with U.S. law.
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The committee amended the bill on a 23-2 vote to block Trump from easing sanctions on ZTE without first certifying to Congress that the company is complying with U.S. law.
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Even so, she signed a form in October 2016 falsely certifying to HUD, which partially funds the authority, that lead inspections had been conducted along with a range of other requirements.
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The Senate Banking Committee approved an amendment in an overwhelming and bipartisan 23-85033 vote that would block Trump from easing sanctions on ZTE without first certifying to Congress that the company is complying with U.S. law.
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By certifying to Congress that Iran is in compliance with the deal, it is now more difficult for Mr. Trump to push the United States out of compliance by adopting new sanctions or failing to renew the sanctions waivers.
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Allied and Hodge were accused of falsely certifying to the Federal Housing Administration that thousands of risky home loans were eligible for insurance and operating more than 100 "shadow" branch offices that issued FHA-insured mortgage loans without the necessary approval.
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The United States still provides fueling and targeting support for Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen, with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo certifying to Congress just last month that Saudi Arabia and the UAE were taking steps to decrease the risk of harm to civilians.
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"The secretary of State is in the process as we speak of certifying to the Congress that the conditions that are laid out in the [Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act] have been met based on information available to the United States," the official said.
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" A last-minute edit in the Senate version of the bill allows the Justice and State departments to put a stay on any litigation by certifying to a judge that the United States is "engaged in good-faith discussions with the foreign-state defendant concerning the resolution of claims against the foreign state.
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Earlier this month, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE allowed U.S. refueling to continue by certifying to Congress that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are taking steps to protect civilians, alleviate the humanitarian crisis and end the war.
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Rood played a role in initially certifying to Congress that Ukraine had taken actions to make institutional reforms within its government in order to receive $85033 million in security assistance from the U.S. "The United States remains committed to assisting with the implementation of these reforms to bolster Ukraine's ability to defend its territorial integrity in support of a secure and democratic Ukraine," Rood wrote, according to a letter previously obtained by The Hill.
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Rood played a role in initially certifying to Congress that Ukraine had taken actions to make institutional reforms within its government in order to receive $250 million in security assistance from the U.S. "The United States remains committed to assisting with the implementation of these reforms to bolster Ukraine's ability to defend its territorial integrity in support of a secure and democratic Ukraine," Rood wrote, according to a letter previously obtained by The Hill.
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The students thus complete their ongoing studies but also receive a diploma certifying to the industry that they have completed the training at the Academy.
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Kirill Martynov testified on March 19, stating that the information about the family's unstable financial situation is false. As evidence, he brought bank slips certifying to his having sent money to Antonina on February 26 and March 9. Before that, the prosecution stressed that Antonina was an unemployed single mother who lacked means of sustenance.
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He wrote, "Many individuals, being implicated in theft, insolvency and even crime, get themselves issued with documents from senior mandarins, Princes, and even Your Majesty's wives,certifying to no-one is entitled to pursue them without having first obtained the prior authorization of the Protectorate ... This state of affairs is not compatible with justice in a civilized country." Lafont's complaint was ignored. Lafont was replaced as governor in July 1879 by Charles Le Myre de Vilers.
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Because warranties, vehicle inspection points, and other program components will vary, prospective buyers would be wise to decide what defines CPO for themselves, by comparing the programs to determine what best represents their needs and expectations. Thursday, October 1, 2020 Used vehicle certification is the process of certifying to a warranty company that the vehicle has no issues. This has been a process car dealerships have done for almost 50 years. In the 1990s manufactures began using the term "certified vehicle" in advertising.
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The president stated that congregation would instead probably renovate the existing structure so that it conformed with current building codes, and develop the synagogue-owned parking lot next to the building.Oswald (2016). A recent article written in the JTA detailed some of these plans as of 2019. Herman discovered in 2017 that his name had been added to a "blacklist" of 160 rabbis whose credentials were rejected for the purposes of certifying to the Chief Rabbinate of Israel that individuals in Israel claiming to be Jewish were, in fact, Jewish.
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She was responsible for ensuring that BLMIS complied with its legal and regulatory obligations, signing documents assuring the SEC that BLMIS's business records were truthful and accurate. In one case, she signed documents certifying to the SEC that BLMIS had 23 clients and $17.1 billion under management, when in fact it had 4,900 customers with $68 billion in investments. Shana Madoff was also a compliance officer and attorney for Cohmad Securities, which was co-owned by her uncle and helped bring investors to BLMIS. Shana Madoff also held prominent positions in investment industry organizations.
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An hour later, Justice D. Cady Herrick, a Democrat, of the New York Supreme Court, issued an injunction to restrain Palmer from certifying to the county clerks that a candidate of the United Democracy had been nominated, pending a decision of the courts, and scheduling a hearing for 3 o'clock p.m. Before the hearing began, McParlin withdrew his candidature, but legal experts held that, if the United Democracy's petition was upheld, his name would appear on the ballot despite his withdrawal. Under the circumstances, Justice Herrick heard the arguments, and decided at 10.30 p.m. to reverse Palmer's decision, and the ticket did not appear on the ballots.
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Section Three of the bill states that the authorization in section two does not authorize the "use of the United States Armed Forces on the ground in Syria for the purpose of combat operations." Section Four of the bill sets of a timeline for any military action. The authorization for the use of military force in Syria is terminated after 60 days, with the count beginning on the date of enactment of the joint resolution. The President is authorized a one- time 30-day extension, but only after certifying to Congress that it is necessary to complete the mission outlined in section two and if Congress has not enacted a second joint resolution disapproving of an extension.
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Reverse of the Medal of the Nation's Gratitude Admiral Édouard Guillaud, a recipient of the Medal of the Nation's Gratitude General Elrick Irastorza, a recipient of the Medal of the Nation's Gratitude The Medal of the Nation's Gratitude () is a French state decoration established on 12 April 2002 by decree 2002-511 and awarded to civilians, veterans of civil or military service, and to members of the French armed forces previously awarded the "Title of the Nation's Gratitude", a governmental scroll certifying to honorable service abroad. The medal was primarily established to replace the North Africa medal with broader and more inclusive prerequisites following years of pressure on the French government by veterans' organizations.
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Sitting, from left to right: Edward Kent, Seth May, Chief Justice John S. Tenney, and Jonas Cutting. The MSJC is also authorized to rule on the fitness of the Governor of Maine to serve in office, which it does upon the Maine Secretary of State certifying to the court that the governor is temporarily unable to carry out the duties of that office. The court must then hold a hearing and, if it agrees that the governor is unfit, declare the office of governor temporarily vacant and transfer its duties to the President of the Maine Senate, who would serve as acting governor. If the Secretary of State later certifies to the Supreme Court that the governor is fit to resume office, the court would then decide whether it agrees.
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