All other aspects of the guidelines come into effect immediately.
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The rule was scheduled to come into effect at midnight.
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The latest rule changes will come into effect on Nov.
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The measure, however, would not come into effect until Sept.
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The shutdown will come into effect at midnight on Friday.
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If approved, the measures will come into effect on Jan.
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The adjustment will come into effect on Monday 1st August.
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The withdrawal is expected to come into effect on Jan.
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That tariff will now come into effect on December 15.
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The rule will be come into effect on April 30.
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The price increases will come into effect on Oct. 1.
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The new rates will come into effect on Nov. 19.
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The laws will come into effect on January 31, 2020.
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The new law is set to come into effect in August.
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If approved, the policy would come into effect in January 2020.
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The measures are expected to come into effect by June 2018.
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If Congress doesn't act, the rule will automatically come into effect.
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The law, which is set to come into effect on Jan.
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But it is only now that it has come into effect.
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On July 85033, Puerto Rico's new budget will come into effect.
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The rules are due to come into effect in mid-October.
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The new law is set to come into effect from Jan.
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The change in WhatsApp's policy will come into effect on Sept. 25.
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The regulator said the revised rules would come into effect on Oct.
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The new measures will be published and come into effect on Aug.
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The new rules come into effect at the beginning of August 2017.
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The bank said the decision will come into effect on July 1.
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Parliament approved it in February; it will come into effect in August.
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The changes will come into effect on June 20, the operator said.
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The report did not say when the change would come into effect.
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Those rules are slated to come into effect in the coming months.
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The capital requirements disclosed Monday are to come into effect in 2018.
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The new law is expected to come into effect in January 2020.
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It added that the rules would come into effect on May 1.
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The EU's GDPR will come into effect as of May next year.
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To come into effect, the USMCA must be ratified by each country's congress.
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The law will come into effect in the next year and a half.
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It is unclear exactly when any new tax laws will come into effect.
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If they don't, additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could come into effect.
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The Western Canadian province's production cut, which will come into effect on Jan.
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The administration's renewed sanctions are set to come into effect on Nov. 5.
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If they don't, additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods will come into effect.
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The changes are due to come into effect in the next seven days.
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A date for the ban to come into effect has not been set.
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The union said in a statement this would come into effect on Wednesday.
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Basel has yet to debate when the rule changes would come into effect.
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No additional duties had been scheduled to come into effect on Dec. 22019.
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There is no timeframe for when the proposed policy will come into effect.
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The change will come into effect on January 30, according to the BBC.
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Those rules are expected to come into effect in the first half of 2019.
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The charter will come into effect ahead of this month's Fashion Week in Paris.
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The changes, if implemented, are set to come into effect in April, she said.
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The change will come into effect at the 61st Grammy Awards show next year.
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He did not say when the relaxation on foreign ownership would come into effect.
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New legal regulations for commercial drone pilots in the US come into effect today.
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The closure will come into effect from Thursday and will last until mid-March.
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The measure would come into effect March 15, he said in a state address.
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The revisions will come into effect on April 1, the bank said on Twitter.
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The next wave of sanctions are due to come into effect on Nov 4.
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The Trump administration's revised travel ban is due to come into effect on Thursday.
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Soybeans No additional duty had been scheduled to come into effect on Dec. 53.
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Without the participation of the US, the TPP agreement as signed cannot come into effect.
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If the president's proposal were to come into effect, America would join some disreputable peers.
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Should it ever come into effect, wed rethink our entire investment in Georgia, Sarandos added.
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Especially so, given the new drone regulations that will shortly come into effect in Australia.
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In May regulations concerning data protection and user consent will come into effect in Europe.
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The new rules replace guidance issued in 2005 and will come into effect in 2018.
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The transitional proposal under discussion would come into effect by the third quarter of 2019.
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The new rules, called IFRS 9, come into effect at the start of next year.
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Binetti, however, had expected the Kohl's deal to come into effect in the second half.
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Formal rubber-stamping of the deal is needed for the changes to come into effect.
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The rules come into effect from October with a six-month delay for some provisions.
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Once the European Parliament ratifies CETA, 98 percent of the agreement will come into effect.
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One of the U.S. officials said parts of the repeal would come into effect immediately.
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The measure would come into effect from March 15, he said in a state address.
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The price of 25 euros per tonne is scheduled to come into effect in 2021.
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The revisions will come into effect on July 1, the bank said in a statement.
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Well, Canada says it's going to respond with retaliatory tariffs that come into effect July 1.
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It's also about how the regulations come into effect and how the whole change takes place.
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But they do not come into effect until 3703: too late to help find EgyptAir 2370.
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Certain publishers will be impacted more than others when Facebook's News Feed changes come into effect.
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The banks had until June 42.143 to resolve the issue, when U.S. sanctions come into effect.
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It will come into effect in late October, and is a periodic review replacing previous norms.
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It was not immediately clear when the lifting of the force majeure would come into effect.
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The Finance Ministry's decision will come into effect once it is published in the government gazette.
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Beijing has set strict quotas for electric and hybrid cars that come into effect from 2019.
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New IMO rules that come into effect next year only limit sulfur content in marine fuels.
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In December, new rules governing the FBI's use of remote hacking will likely come into effect.
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The new restrictions will come into effect Saturday at midnight, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.
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Putin has not yet said when the proposals would be voted on or come into effect.
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It would be worth A$220 billion ($21 billion) and won't come into effect until 21.4445.
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" But — here's the but — "should it ever come into effect, we'd rethink our entire investment in Georgia.
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Once that is done, the deal must be ratified by Greece&aposs parliament to come into effect.
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Amazon's new minimum wage, which come into effect on November 1st, will also apply to temporary workers.
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Lawmakers have until June 15 to pass the plan, which is due to come into effect Jan.
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The ministry announced the tariffs on Tuesday but did not say when they would come into effect.
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Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told a news conference the tariffs would come into effect on July 1.
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The measures will come into effect in January, meaning employers have roughly seven weeks left to comply.
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The new deal will come into effect at the start of 2018 and run until June 2034.
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The royal decree, announced live on state television Tuesday, will come into effect in June next year.
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Retaliatory measures could come into effect almost immediately, and increase the likelihood of a broader trade war.
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Items affected in the first round of tariffs, which come into effect on Friday: Smart home devices.
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Iceland's approval was needed for the package to come into effect in Iceland itself, Norway and Liechtenstein.
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Its carbon market is to come into effect next year, though only in a handful of sectors.
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The latest additions, which come into effect on Friday, take the list of affected countries to 24.
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On Monday, several core provisions of the Countering America's Adversaries through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) come into effect.
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The move was part of efforts to combat air pollution, and will come into effect in 2020.
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The new law is set to come into effect from January 31, 2020, state broadcaster ABC reported.
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As the First Step Act's provisions come into effect, incarcerated people will see their lives tangibly improve.
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The latest: An Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman confirmed the ceasefire in Gaza had come into effect.
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Should HB 481 ever officially come into effect, we will reassess filming any future projects in the state.
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S. tariffs could come into effect after the deadline for a public comment period for proposed tariffs passed.
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The new regulations required by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) are due to come into effect on Jan.
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The long-awaited Goods and Services Tax (GST) was earlier proposed to come into effect from April 1.
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And on July 1, 2016, Vermont became the first state to have such a law come into effect.
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The Lex Babis will come into effect on February 9th, an unusually rapid implementation in the Czech system.
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Meechai Ruchupan, head of the Constitution Drafting Committee, said the new constitution would come into effect by November.
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If approved, the rule could come into effect as soon as it is published in the federal register.
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Should it ever come into effect, wed rethink our entire investment in Georgia, Sarandos said in a statement.
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China has set strict quotas for electric and plug-in hybrid cars that come into effect from 7003.
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The privacy changes enacted during the Obama Administration were so young they had not yet come into effect.
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On April 3rd the Homelessness Reduction Act will come into effect, and may help ministers meet those targets.
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The arrangements will come into effect when the protocol is signed, an official said without giving a date.
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Any decline in shipments would not be immediate, as sanctions would not come into effect for 180 days.
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It will be the first U.S. city to introduce the labeling, due to come into effect next month.
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Further changes to GCSEs and to A-levels, exams taken at 18, are still to come into effect.
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The treaty has not come into effect because eight countries with nuclear technology have yet to sign it.
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Murphy noted that additional retaliatory tariffs from Mexico and China would come into effect later in the week.
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China has set strict quotas for electric and plug-in hybrid cars that come into effect from 2019.
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A U.N. polar code will come into effect in 2017 which toughens demands on ship safety and pollution.
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In February Ofgem is expected to publish a new price cap level to come into effect in April.
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The bill still needs to be signed by the governor, and would not come into effect until 2023.
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The pause would not come into effect until North Korea formally accepted the proposal at the United Nations.
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The guidelines will come into effect if national leaders approve them at a summit meeting on April 29.
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So of course, we had GDPR, the General Data Protection Regulations, come into effect in Europe in 2018.
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The Food and Drug Administration's regulations that were revealed this spring come into effect on Monday, August 8.
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The passport is supposed to come into effect after ratification by the parliaments of at least 15 African countries.
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The guidelines published on Thursday by the Sentencing Council for England and Wales come into effect on October 1.
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The changes, which APRA said impacts a small number of unnamed banks, will come into effect from January 2021.
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There is no set date for when the agreement might be struck, or come into effect, the official said.
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And amendments to trafficking laws will come into effect in July that will levy strict punishment for wildlife crime.
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The senate's legal commission meets on Tuesday to debate the bill, which needs parliament's approval to come into effect.
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Neither has ever come into effect, because both have been delayed by lawsuits brought by states and affected firms.
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The ban, which will come into effect next year, follows a lawsuit brought by the DUH environmental lobby group.
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The decision is the second time the rules, issued in October and due to come into effect on Aug.
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The ban will come into effect on October 26, 2019, giving tour operators time to clear pre-booked visitors.
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A ceasefire will come into effect in this de-escalation zone starting at noon Damascus time on July 9.
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Unlike parliament bills, emergency decrees come into effect immediately and are much harder to challenge at the Constitutional Court.
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His assent meant little until that session ended; 90 days after it adjourned, California's proposal would come into effect.
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However, some key reforms agreed with international creditors, including cuts to pensions, will only come into effect in January.
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The second phase of US sanctions will come into effect in November and will target Iran's crucial oil industry.
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The changes will come into effect for Copom's two-day meeting next week which concludes on Wednesday, March 18.
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The new fees were due to come into effect in mid-April but have now been put on ice.
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For it to come into effect, lawmakers need to vote on amending the existing legislation, the Arms Act 1983.
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"If those come into effect, we'll have to close down plants and jobs will be at issue," he said.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement that the reduction will come into effect on May 217.
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Apple might need to rethink manufacturing after tariffs up to 25 percent come into effect at the end of June.
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Draft proposals in 2014 had implied this two-hour requirement would come into effect when the final guidelines are published.
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India said its tariffs would come into effect by June 21, unless and until the United States removed its tariffs.
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But offsetting those concessions, a separate additional tax on cars, linked to their value, will come into effect next year.
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His resignation will come into effect from tomorrow morning, and comes as Uber continues to hemorrhage executives and major figures.
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Instead, he created the so-called "Cadillac tax" on expensive plans, which is due to come into effect in 2020.
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The tariffs will not come into effect until after July 2, when a seven-day final rebuttal comment period ends.
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The policy would come into effect in 2020 and would be implemented in the smoggiest northern regions of the country.
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That stock split, which must come into effect before July 15, 2020, will see one ordinary share split into eight.
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The new restrictions will come into effect in October and banks need to apply them to 95 percent of loans.
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"The truce was supposed to have come into effect at 12 midnight, but now there is no truce," he said.
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They would be stripped of their citizenship should they fight for Islamic State after the new rules come into effect.
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The new requirement will come into effect on Saturday, the Beijing housing commission said in a notice on its website.
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And according to Herrmann, even if the Swiss people would approve the changes, these would not come into effect straightaway.
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The new Hungarian legislation, which does not mention Uber by name, is due to come into effect in 31 days.
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To compensate, the company is carrying out price increases that would come into effect in the middle of the year.
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Arreaza, who married Chavez's daughter, said the end of Venezuela's unique time zone would come into effect on May 1.
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Now, a landmark international agreement to eliminate HFCs, as the chemicals are better known, is poised to come into effect.
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The restrictions are due to come into effect from 12:00 GMT on March 13 at the port of departure.
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Individual tax cuts and beefed-up deductions have also come into effect, though most of them will expire in 2025.
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Further sweeping tax hikes on alcohol, tobacco, mobile phone use, the internet and coffee will come into effect next year.
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The new rules will come into effect after approval by the EU parliament and EU states in the coming weeks.
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The measure would otherwise come into effect next year and would result in lower take-home pay for all Greeks.
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The law, which was approved by the Duma (Russian parliament) earlier this month, will come into effect on November 1.
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The draft guidelines were issued for feedback from the industry and it is unclear when they will come into effect.
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Thereafter, a new calendar would come into effect that would better align the months with Earth's journey around the sun.
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Despite Trump's veto threat, members of Congress said they expect some Saudi-related legislation would come into effect this year.
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The bill would come into effect on March 29, 2019, the day the UK is scheduled to leave the EU. on.wsj.
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Yesterday, Netflix issued a statement saying it would "rethink our entire investment in Georgia" should its ban ever come into effect.
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The price hikes will come into effect on Monday and will impact all bus, metro and ferry lines in the city.
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Some major EU financial reforms, like the MiFID II shake-up of securities markets, won't come into effect until January 2018.
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On the day a new controversial pit bull ban was to come into effect in Montreal, a judge temporarily suspended it.
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According to Valentine, there is a law that may come into effect in the EU called the Invasive Animal Species Law.
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A spokesman for the environment ministry did not respond to a question on when the new law will come into effect.
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But new punishments will not be brought in for breaking the guidelines, which could come into effect as early as October.
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Citing sources, the publication said that the government intends for the VPN block to come into effect by February 1 2018.
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The regulations, which are poised to come into effect in December, seem set to expand official scrutiny over several new areas.
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In just the past few years, an increasing number of regulations have come into — or are about to come into — effect.
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President Donald Trump's second round of 10 percent tariffs covering $200 billion of Chinese exports come into effect later on Monday.
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The order, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, will come into effect once it is signed by India's president.
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The deal will come into effect once six of the 11 countries complete these procedures, which should happen by early 2019.
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The directive will come into effect on Tuesday and remain for a month, the government said in a statement on Sunday.
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Netflix recently said that if the bill should come into effect, the company would rethink its entire investment in the state.
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However, markets are bracing for a new round of U.S. tariffs on some Chinese goods that come into effect on Sunday.
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Diesel prices are expected to surge as United Nations rules aimed at cleaning up international shipping come into effect on Jan.
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The draft bill is expected to come into effect in February following a vote in the senate, which meets on Jan.
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The higher monthly food subsidy allowance will come into effect starting July 1, an official at the supply ministry told Reuters.
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Diesel prices are expected to surge as United Nations rules aimed at cleaning up international shipping come into effect on Jan.
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What's next: The rule is expected to come into effect within 30 days but has already drawn a flurry of challenges.
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A second tranche, targeting the energy sector and transactions with Iran's Central Bank, is due to come into effect in November.
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But The Washington Post reported in late June that the rules would be unlikely to come into effect before the midterm elections.
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On January 19, votes were unanimous in favor of the new "cannabis as medicine" law, which will come into effect March 2017.
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The agreement on automatically swapping tax information, which around 100 countries have now joined, is due to come into effect in 2017.
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A law banning the use of virtual private networks, or VPNs, and other internet proxy services has come into effect in Russia.
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Qualcomm posted bonds of 1.34 billion euros ($1.5 billion) on Thursday, as required for the German court order to come into effect.
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Walgreens, which announced the change earlier in the day, said the restriction would come into effect across its drug stores by September.
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Maijoor said this would be a "one-off" waiver and the new requirements for clearing houses would come into effect in 2020.
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Trump is enacting a 25% tariff on steel imports and 10% tariff on aluminum imports, which will come into effect March 23.
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Finally, there will be substantial changes to unified rules of mixed martial arts, which will come into effect on January 1, 2017.
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CANADIAN RAIL SPEED LIMIT MEASURE TO COME INTO EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT ET FRIDAY JAN 7 AND BE IN PLACE FOR 30 DAYS
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The European Union dropped the idea after consultation on its own corporate-governance reforms, due to come into effect from next year.
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While the sanctions are sure to be troubling to Iran, even harsher sanctions are on deck to come into effect in November.
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The new Department of Defense policy that will come into effect in just over a week is not a complete blanket ban.
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Similar laws are on the books in many states, but it's rare for them to come into effect for state-level offices.
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But whether it will come into effect is still unclear: In late 2015, Obama pushed its implementation back from 2018 to 2020.
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The rule, called the International Entrepreneur Rule, was created during theObama administration and was scheduled to come into effect on July 17.
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The corporate tax will be lowered in two steps, with the first cut to come into effect on Jan 1 next year.
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Twitter said the change, part of its efforts to simplify its microblogging service, will come into effect in the next few months.
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Panama, along with Bahrain, has refused to commit to new standards that are due to come into effect in 2017 and 2018.
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Under Spain's constitution, a two-month deadline to form a government will come into effect once the first confidence vote takes place.
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Delhi said it will slap an extra 20 percent tariff on U.S. almond imports, which will come into effect from August 4.
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For the milestone Paris climate agreement to come into effect, 55 countries representing 55 percent of the world's emissions must ratify it.
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BK's eSLR at the consolidated and main bank levels remain in excess of the final requirements which come into effect on Jan.
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Now, the FDF is citing Britain's exit from the European Union as another reason for the tax not to come into effect.
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If the two countries are unable to reach an agreement by then, additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports will come into effect.
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The new Department of Defence policy that will come into effect in just over a week is not a complete blanket ban.
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It'll come into effect over the next five years, with 15.1 percent of apps' monthly revenue going towards artist pay by 2022.
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The tariffs won't come into effect immediately, but rather face a review process, with hearings taking place in mid-to-late August.
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Since that time numerous executive orders, laws, and regulations have come into effect that have strengthened economic and trade sanctions on Iran.
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But it is scheduled to come into effect in mid-August -- unless of course Giammattei sticks to his word and blocks it.
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However, because it has not yet come into effect, rescinding the rule would have little impact on reversing historic coal job losses.
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The tariffs, which will cover various products from Iran's iron mills, including iron ore and concentrates, will come into effect from Sept.
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New EU securities trading rules known as MiFID II come into effect next January to introduce more "open access" competition in clearing.
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That means the additional $200 billion in U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods will likely come into effect in September, they all said.
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If no deal is reached between the two countries soon, more tariffs on Chinese goods would come into effect from Dec. 23.
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Monday marks the day when the latest round of tariffs — which target products from both the U.S. and China — come into effect.
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In South Korea, a key market for bitcoin, there were fears that an outright ban on cryptocurrency trading could come into effect.
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The levies will come into effect if the U.S. follows through on its threat to impose new duties on Chinese-made goods.
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"I want to remind them that the bank tax law which has come into effect says that such practices are banned," Jaworski said.
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Transparency agreements between countries that come into effect next year will encourage stragglers, said Mariano Federici, head of the government's financial information agency.
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But it gave no details on what grounds it would seek to set aside the new rules, which come into effect on Nov.
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Several employers' groups have written to Mrs May condemning the "outrageous" changes to business rates, due to come into effect on April 1st.
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The wage increases will come into effect in a staggered time frame over the next few years, depending on business size and location.
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The law is set to come into effect at the start of 2020, giving the tech industry an opportunity to address its grievances.
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The audit also raised the question of how the NEB will manage its new emergency response duties that come into effect in June.
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As I wrote then, you won't see any immediate changes because the rules in question were due to come into effect this year.
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It makes Ohio the 25th state to approve use of medical marijuana, although it will take another 90 days to come into effect.
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A new 0.5 percent sulfur content cap in shipping fuel set by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will come into effect in 2020.
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The shutdown had come into effect at midnight on Friday as a security measure ahead of the voting which started on Saturday morning.
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The proposals, issued in a public consultation, would come into effect in the second half of this year if they meet industry approval.
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Politically, if not legally, it can only come into effect if it is ratified by Colombian voters in a plebiscite on October 0003nd.
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The new laws, which are subject to parliamentary approval, are part of the government's "Industrial Strategy" and will come into effect from Jan.
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Kelly's announcement comes as a "watered down" version of the Trump administration's long delayed travel ban will come into effect at 8 p.m.
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A new 0.5 percent sulphur content cap in shipping fuel set by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will come into effect in 2020.
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A stricter bill passed by Tokyo that will come into effect next year will make more than 80 percent of eateries smoke-free.
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Six of the court's nine justices need to support the vote for it to come into effect — but the process could take months.
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The tariffs won't come into effect immediately, but rather face a two-month review, with hearings taking place in mid-to-late August.
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The measures on wheels for cars, tractors, trailers, buses and fire engines come into effect on Thursday and will last for five years.
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Once the tariffs come into effect, suppliers can choose to swallow the extra cost themselves or they can pass it on to customers.
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A second new rule, meanwhile, is due to come into effect from November 3rd, although that too could be affected by court rulings.
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This 2MB increase is likely to come into effect in November, providing miners stick to their word and make the necessary software updates.
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The code was expected to go to a parliamentary plenary session on Tuesday, and would come into effect two years after being ratified.
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The measure, approved by the cabinet in March and originally expected to come into effect this month, must still be approved by parliament.
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Saudi Arabia's ability to sell more oil will be especially crucial when US sanctions against Iranian oil sales come into effect on Nov.
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Tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are expected to come into effect in the coming weeks, after Trump signed two declarations last week.
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One set of sanctions has already been imposed on the Middle Eastern nation and another is due to come into effect in November.
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Peters has said that he expects the gun changes to come into effect by April 12, four weeks after the Christchurch terrorist attack.
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A committee will be formed to look into how to implement the new order, which is slated to come into effect in June 2018.
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In December 2015, President Obama signed a law banning the use of microbeads in soaps and toothpaste, which will come into effect in 2017.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China laid out the new rules, due to come into effect on November 30, in a notice published on Thursday.
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The changes announced by Sonny Perdue, the agriculture secretary, which will come into effect next year, will require them to offer half as many.
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Sri Lankan banks are required to phase in higher capital buffers to meet Basel III regulations that come into effect on 1 January 4803.
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The guidelines, which come into effect from August, covered the areas of investment decisions, financial management, cost control, dividend distribution and foreign exchange business.
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The building at 180 Christopher will continue to operate, and a federal program providing housing for people with HIV/AIDS will come into effect.
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The scheme is expected to come into effect in January 2019 and the contributions will be managed by private asset management firms, Borys said.
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So, Bitcoin Cash is a new contingency plan intended to come into effect if on August 1 the network isn't in agreement, causing instability.
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EU regulations due to come into effect next month limit the size of the nicotine hit in e-cigarettes and make them more childproof.
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Laws covering Japanese utilization of dormant account funds for social causes were enacted in December 2016 and will come into effect by mid-2018.
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But as the new rules come into effect Monday, at least one problem has become evident: Hong Kong's limited expertise in the biotech field.
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In the coming weeks, national regulations will come into effect limiting scooter speeds to 15 mph and mandating that riders stick to bike paths.
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Whether America removes all tariffs or just those that are scheduled to come into effect in December remains a sticking-point in the negotiations.
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Groysman said that new single tariff to come into effect next month will be 6,879 hryvnia ($272) per 13,000 cubic metres of gas used.
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In May the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect, requiring firms to give customers more control over their online information.
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Starting from January, a new lower cap on sulfur content in shipping fuel set by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will come into effect.
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The change will come into effect on Monday, March 30 and run until May 29, the current end of the government's emergency response period.
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A new International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulation designed to reduce the sulfur content of marine fuels will come into effect on January 1, 2020.
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The ban on political ads announced by Twitter two weeks ago has come into effect, and the rules are surprisingly simple — perhaps too simple.
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The new corporate governance laws are due to come into effect by June 2018 and will impact approximately 900 publically listed businesses in Britain.
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The measures come into effect after voters passed a sweeping firearms measure in November that has drawn a court challenge from gun-rights advocates.
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Now that the changes have come into effect, Congress can still appeal, and have a debate about the rules and their appropriateness, she added.
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While DeVos' plans won't erase the regulations, originally passed in the '90s, they halted stricter versions due to come into effect on July 1.
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The new pricing will come into effect February 26 for new subscribers, while existing customers will see prices change starting with their next billing cycle.
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For the new climate deal to come into effect in 2020, as planned, 55 countries representing 55 percent of global emissions must first ratify it.
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The draft code of practice is out for consultation until May 31 and is expected to come into effect before the end of the year.
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There's been some back-and-forth about when the law is to come into effect, and RDI's suit appears designed to force it into effect.
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Carmakers will need to invest in upgrading their technology, including for diesel cars, to meet India's stricter emission norms that come into effect next year.
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Panama and Bahrain had previously refused to commit to new standards of tax transparency that were due to come into effect in 2017 and 2018.
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The president's office declared that emergency law would come into effect from midnight, giving police extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders.
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New rules, due to come into effect on Friday, will require all steel sold in India to be certified by the Bureau of Indian Standards.
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The Trump administration proceeded with plans to impose tariffs on a further $2.903bn-worth of goods from China, which come into effect on August 22.90rd.
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The law is due to come into effect in 2017, but the American Beverage Association (ABA), which represents soda manufacturers, is fighting it in court.
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Announcing the initiative Friday, Mayor Sadiq Khan said the ban would come into effect from February 25 in a bid to curb childhood obesity rates.
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Why it matters: Although Trump's decision to end DACA doesn't come into effect until March 5, 2018, no renewal applications will be accepted after today.
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Those numbers for the EAC are all the more impressive because the available data stop before the EAC's common market had properly come into effect.
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But most demand will evaporate after new rules from the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) which aim to cut pollution come into effect from January 3.93.
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The Vitol Iranian deal was signed in October and will come into effect this month, one of the sources who is based in Tehran said.
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The new rules, which follow a wave of criticism of fashion companies this year, will come into effect ahead of Paris Fashion Week this month.
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However, the company added that 30 days ago it made users aware that new policies on abusive behavior would come into effect on December 18.
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A new Russian law allowing President Vladimir Putin's government to cut the entire country from the rest of the web has officially come into effect.
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The outgoing parliament passed a measure proposed by the leftist Syriza government, revoking an income tax credit package due to come into effect in January.
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The biggest risk, of course, is that Republicans wouldn't come up with a replacement plan within two years and Obamacare repeal would come into effect.
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Ofgem said on Wednesday that whatever was contained in the upcoming legislation, the government's price cap would not come into effect for the upcoming winter.
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The six-month implementation that normally follows such decisions will be waived so that the status change can come into effect as soon as possible.
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The airline has said the changes, which come into effect on Thursday November 23, will help reduce flight delays and provide a cheaper checked-bag option.
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The FAA is currently seeking input from the public and industry about the new rules, which are unlikely to come into effect until at least 2020.
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Prosecutors have said more than 200 abuse of office cases, currently making their way through the courts could be scrapped if the changes come into effect.
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But for Great Britain, the derogatory term could soon be phased out of the lexicon entirely, if the demands of a new report come into effect.
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The province also said new rules cracking down on real estate contract assignments - dubbed "shadow flipping" by local media - would come into effect on May 16.
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Ad tech companies are also facing similar restrictions in Europe, with the new European General Data Protection Regulation requirements scheduled to come into effect in 2017.
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This could also come into effect in September 2017 if an agreement is concluded by the end of the current season on June 30, Raevel said.
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The new rules, which come into effect on 1 July, 2017, apply to print media as well as cinemas and online content and social media sites.
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By ratifying the Paris Agreement on climate change, Beijing and Washington could generate momentum for the accord to come into effect as a binding international treaty.
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On March 8th President Donald Trump signed into law tariffs of 25% on steel imports and 10% on aluminium, to come into effect two weeks later.
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Korea and India have rules scheduled to come into effect in January 2018, while those in Hong Kong, Australia and Indonesia are at the draft stage.
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Announced as part of the 2018 Budget by UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond, the tax is due to come into effect in April 2020.
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Officials said the new tax law would need to come into effect by mid-September when the old system of indirect taxation is due to lapse.
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The bill has bipartisan support, and the new law is expected to come into effect April 12 — less than a month after the March 15 attacks.
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The law is meant to come into effect in 2019 and regulators are trying to get it finalized before a new president takes office in January.
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Losses were limited ahead of U.S. sanctions on Iranian exports that are expected to reduce supplies when they come into effect in just under a week.
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An amendment to a petroleum law that will give companies more options on how to manage exploration and production operations will come into effect on Friday.
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Under the laws about to come into effect, a person can be convicted of adultery or having gay sex only if there are multiple Muslim witnesses.
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Labour Ministry spokesman Heng Suor said the new instructions would "come into effect immediately", though he would not put a timeframe on taking action against offenders.
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The state of play: Giammattei pointed out to AP that the deal would have to be ratified by Congress in both countries to come into effect.
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Norwegian Air and JetBlue said in a joint statement on Thursday that if agreed the partnership would come into effect in the middle of next year.
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He added that the use and importation of the e-cigarette devices would be banned, though he did not say when this would come into effect.
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The warrant, requested by the National Prosecuting Authority, does not come into effect until the case resumes on May 6, the South African Broadcasting Corporation reported.
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The PRA guidance will come into effect in June and the regulator will publish a discussion paper on operational resilience in algorithmic trading later this year.
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The Phnom Penh contract will come into effect once the consortium, which includes Sino Great Wall International and Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Co Ltd, finalises the funding.
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At that point, if no deal has been reached, either the transition period could be extended until 2022 or the Irish backstop could come into effect.
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The United States agreed to put on hold a scheduled increase in tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods due to come into effect on Jan.
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Every negotiating country has already signed it, but their governments must vote to ratify it as a final step before the TPP can come into effect.
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Congress had a little help here from the new FCC chairman, who gamely rescinded the parts of the rule due to come into effect in early March.
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The Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the measure in its March budget and at the time said it would come into effect in September.
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The International Cycling Union (UCI) said in a statement on Thursday that its Professional Cycling Council (PCC) applied the change which would come into effect in 2018.
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That's somewhat understandable, since GDPR didn't come into effect until 2018, and the program began in 2017; understandable, but not an excuse for potentially shoddy data protection.
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Indeed, younger workers will get the most benefit from the proposed changes to the national pension plan, which will come into effect over a seven-year period.
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A siege is a complex and ghastly prospect that will take weeks to come into effect, on a population already struggling, but long aware this could happen.
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The new measures, which still need to be approved in the lower house, will come into effect on March 1 and last to the end of 2021.
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The revelation comes from CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who told Reuters that Facebook already complies with many parts of the law that will come into effect in May.
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If both new sets of regulations come into effect by 2020, as is planned, new vehicles will emit only a fraction of the pollution they do today.
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The new law to impose stricter rules on such app-based transport companies, if passed by parliament, will come into effect at the start of next year.
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ABN aims to keep capital buffers elevated as new banking regulations, known as Basel IV, look set to significantly shrink them once they fully come into effect.
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The appeals court allowed the ban to come into effect except for foreign nationals who have "bona fide" relationships with people or entities in the United States.
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The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) said RBC was well-positioned to meet the G-SIB requirements, which come into effect in January 2019.
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The utility price rises approved in April 2016 will only come into effect in September 2017 and will only apply to non-Kuwaitis (70% of the population).
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A wave of Chinese tariffs on U.S. goods is set to come into effect on July 6 as trade tensions between the two countries continue to intensify.
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The central bank has also introduced new recommendations which banks should follow for mortgage loans, including income requirements for borrowers that will come into effect next month.
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He is also cutting back his diesel fleet to 30 from 50 previously because of the new emissions rules in Tianjin that come into effect this month.
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UAE carriers Emirates and Etihad are bracing themselves with the new measures set to come into effect on Saturday during the traditionally busy spring break travel period.
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There would also be "targeted guidelines" to improve the quality of debt-for-equity swaps and to push deals to come into effect as soon as possible.
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She said that while the citation was affirmed by an administrative chief, it has not been affirmed by an administrative judge, and thus hasn't come into effect.
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But in recent weeks uncertainty has been raised as to how soon the changes will come into effect, and what businesses and consumers can expect from them.
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The hydrodesulfurization section was slated to undergo significant planned work in October aimed at preparing to meet new U.S. fuel standards that come into effect on Jan.
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We don't believe real discussions will start until after the midterm elections and we anticipate the next round of tariffs will come into effect later this month.
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"The volume will be increased in line with our demand," said one of the officials, adding the deal would come into effect when the pipeline is built.
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The new higher tax refund for Mercosur exports - which was only lowered as recently as last year - will come into effect from May 9, the ministry said.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran's energy industry, when they come into effect in November, could potentially drive oil prices above $100 per barrel, according to an industry expert.
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But the latest batch of duties won't come into effect until September; America, Canada and Mexico are due to start negotiations on crafting a new NAFTA in August.
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China has also passed laws, which will come into effect from early 2018, that require telecommunications providers and tech firms to play a greater role in removing VPNs.
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More can be expected, especially as new rules concerning privacy come into effect next year that will hamstring Google, Facebook and others from using consumer data without consent.
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The Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) will come into effect in 2021, when signatories will begin voluntarily monitoring and policing pollution on international flights.
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The German parliament approved the road toll in March, but it is unlikely to come into effect before 2019, the year a ruling by the court is expected.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China published nine new financial service standards that will come into effect on June 1, the country's central bank said in an online statement on Tuesday.
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Neither the CPP nor Mr Obama's other flagship environmental rule, which concerns the regulation of waterways, has ever come into effect, because each was stayed by the courts.
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Since Ireland's law has come into effect, police have picked up just one man for buying sex, but they have arrested 55 sex workers, most of them foreign.
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The immigration officers explained to me that a new law that had come into effect in recent months meant I was unable to exercise the longer transit visa.
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An amendment to the Basel Convention which will come into effect in 2021 will allow only clean, homogeneous, and readily recyclable nonhalogenated polymers to be freely traded globally.
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Although likely not a privacy risk, the move, which will probably come into effect sometime in 2017, still presents a significant shake-up in how ISPs retain information.
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China announced in August that it would impose tariffs in two batches in September and in December, however, the second round due to come into effect on Dec.
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"You could tell on the market, in talking to dealers, that some customers said, I want to fulfill my dream before any tariffs come into effect," he said.
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MILAN (Reuters) - An agreement signed last year making the Vatican's de facto recognition of Palestine in 2012 official has come into effect, the Holy See said on Saturday.
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The update of the regulation will most likely "come into effect on 7th August, coinciding with the reintroduction of the first U.S. secondary sanctions," the ministry told Reuters.
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Turkey's actions highlight the serious dangers for migrants sent back to the country from Europe under a deal due to come into effect next week, according to Amnesty.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said in a statement that any intervention, which its board must approve, would come into effect next January at the earliest.
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But we need to take the time to make sure we get it right if it's going to work, and it will come into effect later this year.
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Yue added that the company would now look to adjust its plans for the U.S. market in the expectation that a new tariff policy would come into effect.
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We're already starting to see some of these social distancing measures come into effect in big cities across Europe, where the outbreak began in Italy in mid-February.
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On both sides of the Pacific, importers and exporters are scrambling as further tariffs of 903% come into effect, on top of the 10% duties imposed last September.
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The hearings will end on June 25 and the tariffs will not come into effect until after July 2, when a seven-day final rebuttal comment period ends.
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Poland decided to revoke the tax exemption for PCC in 2016 but this has yet to come into effect because of the company's legal challenge to the move.
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The cut in corporate tax to 20.9222% from 28% and halving dividend tax to 5%, which will come into effect this year, will support investment appetite, it said.
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If these policies come into effect, more immigrants with claims to lawful status will find themselves incarcerated for months or years while their cases are in legal limbo.
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The rules for in-production aircraft would come into effect by 2023, but could also be phased in over a five-year period until 2028, one source said.
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A major currency overhaul in Venezuela is due to come into effect Monday, with critics of the move fearful it will exacerbate hyperinflation in the crisis-stricken country.
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"Any changes recommended by that review will be announced by the end of 2019 and come into effect in the 2021 season," the team said in a media release.
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In 2014, however, Vermont became the first U.S. state to pass a law requiring food companies to label GMOs on their products, which will come into effect in July.
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New South Wales and Victoria are yet to join the party, although the Victorian government is open to "going it alone" if a national ban doesn't come into effect.
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The law came into force for industrial production at the beginning of 2600, while for retail sales it's expected to come into effect on July 23, 21.00, Reuters reported.
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FLOATING THE DOLLAR Money-market fund reforms that come into effect on Friday could further hike short-term bank borrowing costs, which have already risen sharply in recent months.
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Mortgage stress tests that come into effect in January are expected to further dampen housing demand, and economists are divided about how much further Canada's housing market will fall.
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The union of about 700 members said in a statement that the contract could come into effect from Tuesday and the company said it would last for three years.
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In response, Zuckerberg told employees at the all-hands that the message deletion practice had come into effect because of the 2014 Sony Pictures hack to protect executives' communications.
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However, in 2014, Vermont became the first U.S. state to pass a law requiring food companies to label GMOs on their products, which will come into effect in July.
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Bailey also said Britain's new Senior Managers Regime, due to come into effect in March, would do more to ensure that senior managers are held responsible for their actions.
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Days before the law was set to come into effect, a federal judge blocked the law, finding that its challengers were "certain" to win in arguing it is unconstitutional.
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Although drone users in the US have been required to register their drones since 2015, similar rules for UK owners aren't due to come into effect until November 2019.
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It had come into effect on August 2nd, after a delay thanks to a lawsuit by the Illinois Retail Merchants Association, and will cease to exist on December 1st.
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Trump signed two proclamations at the White House Thursday placing a 25 percent duty on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminium, to come into effect in 15 days.
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Earlier, ICMA Chairman Pandu Sjahrir said diplomats from several countries including Japan had asked the trade ministry for a transition period for the insurance rules to come into effect.
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If the ban did come into effect, the miner could continue sending copper concentrate to its Gresik smelter on Java island, which takes around a third of Grasberg's output.
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Some are arguing that the corporate tax cuts won't get passed, or that they won't come into effect until 23 or that they won't be as big as expected.
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That would give it TLAC treatment in 2019, when the regulations come into effect, but with the option to call the debt in 2020, before it loses TLAC treatment.
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Although this new legal step would not come into effect until Britain left the bloc, it would transfer European legislation, including laws to protect labor rights, into British law.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), set to come into effect on May 25th, is arguably the most complex piece of regulation the European Union (EU) has ever produced.
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As of 1 January 2015, a new regulation has come into effect that makes it possible for ambitious entrepreneurs to apply for a temporary residence permit for the Netherlands.
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The pact, though still requiring some further negotiation, is scheduled to come into effect in early-2019 and will guarantee tariff-free trade between businesses within the two regions.
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SEBA's partnership with Julius Baer, which also made a minority investment into the startup last year, will come into effect when it gets a banking and securities dealer license.
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The new tariffs — which would affect products like helicopters, motorcycles, cheese and wine — would come into effect when the W.T.O. confirms the extent of the subsidies' harm this summer.
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A Hamas-run television channel reported in the early hours of Monday that a new cease-fire had been reached, and would come into effect at 4:30 a.m.
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That said, with one month left until the new tariffs are implemented and on-going talks with Beijing, there is a chance they will never actually come into effect.
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The changes will come into effect in the spring of this year, the palace said, and there will be further royal engagements before the new arrangement comes into effect.
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With the first U.S. sanctions due to come into effect next Monday, the economy in Iran has already been hit, giving rise to growing fears of prolonged economic suffering.
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China's electric power utilities are scrambling to get coal from anywhere they can, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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The plans, which come into effect in June, have been praised by consumer advocates, who say people should be able to surf the internet freely beyond their national borders.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Thursday that Japan would make necessary preparations for a trade deal with the United States to come into effect in January.
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They come into effect on September 24, and will apply to thousands of Chinese products, ranging from food seasonings and baseball gloves to network routers and industrial machinery parts.
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Uber and Lyft, which say that their business models don't allow for the time required for such checks, threatened to leave the city should the ordinance come into effect.
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JBS shareholders also gave the green light to changes in the company's bylaws to comply with recommendations from stock exchange operator B3 SA, which will come into effect in 2020.
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The Mississippi bill is similar to other so-called heartbeat bills that have been passed in Ohio, Georgia, Kentucky and Iowa -- all of which have yet to come into effect.
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I mean, when he put out his interpretation of the report, and then kept it from everybody for four weeks so that it could come into effect, you saw that.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen reported, if Republicans do get this bill on Trump's desk by the end of the year, the reforms would come into effect on January 1, 2018.
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But they are dwarfed by the Los Angeles measure, which is expected to come into effect in July and collect a whopping $120bn for transport over the next 40 years.
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As for the latest interest rate reforms aimed at lowering lending rates in the economy, they have just come into effect, but banks' prime rate slipped just 6 basis points.
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"The court ruling has yet to come into effect and will be appealed by the NBU," Viktor Hryhorchuk, head of litigation at the NBU's Legal Department, said in the statement.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said a 25 percent tariff on steel imports and a 10 percent levy on aluminum imports from its allies would come into effect on Friday.
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The Indian leader had wanted the GST to come into effect in April 2016, hoping to reap its economic dividends in time for his expected re-election bid in 2019.
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The agreement with Star Alliance, which will come into effect from the second quarter of next year, had been years in the making, CEO of the alliance, Mark Schwab, said.
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Rite Aid, which had previously announced it will remove e-cigarettes and vaping products chainwide, said the new policy would come into effect across all its stores within 90 days.
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Oil edged up on concerns that producers may not be able to cover a shortfall in supply once U.S. sanctions on Iran come into effect, despite gains in U.S. stockpiles.
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But this week climate negotiators meeting in Morocco find themselves facing an entirely new problem: a deal that, astonishingly, has come into effect more than three years ahead of schedule.
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The proposals, which may come into effect from 2019, will only add to strains already felt by firms grappling with a deepening labor shortage due to a rapidly ageing population.
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The contract to build the rail link, which includes an unspecified amount of financing provided by Chinese Eximbank, will come into effect in the third quarter of 2019, Opus said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed an order on Thursday to set import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum, to come into effect in 15 days.
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For now, they'll engage in a "period of frantic diplomacy" before sanctions come into effect "to see what, if anything, can be preserved," Suzanne Maloney of Brookings told reporters Monday.
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BEIJING, May 31 (Reuters) - China's top cyber authority said on Wednesday it is not targeting foreign firms with a controversial national cyber law set to come into effect on Thursday.
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Under the divorce deal agreed in November, the 'backstop' would come into effect if the two sides failed to come up with a better idea to keep the border open.
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For liability and treaty reinsurance the requirements will come into effect in two phases during 2020 and 2021, Lloyd's, which began life in Edward Lloyd's coffee house in 1688, said.
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The rules won't come into effect until January next year, and won't apply to plastic water bottles, said Ganesh Ghimire, the chief administrative officer of Khumbu Pasang Lhamu rural municipality.
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He did some admirable things on bicycle lanes but failed to get congestion pricing done — now, years later, the relevant laws have finally passed and will come into effect soon.
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"We are strongly appealing for the ceasefires to be respected and that we have also been appealing for a nationwide ceasefire to come into effect," Pedersen told a news conference.
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The Indian leader had wanted the GST to come into effect this April and hoped to reap its economic dividends in time for his expected re-election bid in 2019.
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Moving forward, we&aposll see new regulations come into effect, like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and nearly 10% of countries have yet to implement their drafted cybercrime legislation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's markets watchdog has ruled out further delays to the bloc's sweeping reform of securities trading rules which are due to come into effect in January.
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The memorandum, addressing the secretaries of State, Treasury and Energy, comes days ahead of the administration's renewed sanctions on Iranian oil exports, planned to come into effect on Nov. 5.
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Why stocks are falling Global stocks were ailing after President Donald Trump Sunday threatened further tariffs on Chinese imports that could come into effect on Friday, throwing global markets into disarray.
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The proposals, which may come into effect from 240, will only add to strains already being felt as firms grapple with a deepening labor shortage due to a rapidly aging population.
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The regulations, set to come into effect on March 10, will prohibit foreign ownership and joint ventures in online publishing and stipulate that all content be stored on servers in China.
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After its approval at a cabinet meeting on Friday, which coincided with LGBTI pride celebrations in Madrid, the measure will come into effect in January 2019, government spokeswoman Isabel Celaa said.
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Businesses will have to begin winding down their dealings that were put in place under the terms of the deal and no new contracts will be allowed to come into effect.
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The adoption of the law has been on its way for months, and, after being signed by the European Parliament and Commission in May, will come into effect on June 15th.
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The bank's quarterly decisions on the buffer come into effect only a year later, meaning a possible decision in July to increase the buffer would not be effective until August 2018.
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Should any such policy come into effect, China will take a "tit-for-tat approach", according to an opinion piece in the Global Times, a newspaper backed by the Communist party.
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The big picture: The injunction, which will come into effect this weekend, marks yet another attempt by the Trump administration to curb immigration that has been shut down by the courts.
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The new law, due to come into effect in August, has been issued following the collapse of Dubai-based private equity firm Abraaj, which had a DIFC-regulated entity Abraaj Capital.
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Haskel said a planned 21-month transition period that is supposed to come into effect when Britain formally exits the European Union on March 29 might run for longer than expected.
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The proposed bill, expected to come into effect next year, did not give an estimate for the cost of reaching the goals, nor an indication of how they might be achieved.
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S. trade war as China added $60 billion of U.S. products to its import tariff list, retaliating against duties on $200 billion of Chinese imports that come into effect on Monday.
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Under this bill, the regulation or rule could only come into effect without congressional approval if the president determined that "national security or the public health or safety" were at stake.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's electric power utilities are scrambling to get coal from anywhere they can, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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The carmaker said the new cost measures, which it did not detail, would come into effect in the second half of the year and run into the first half of 2020.
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In December, changes to Rule 41 of Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, which regulates when judges can authorize warrants for searches and seizures, will come into effect, unless blocked by Congress.
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Although Obama's order had not yet come into effect when Trump rescinded it, some communities had been concerned about the cost of elevating existing buildings to comply with the new rules.
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The ring-fencing plan, also known as the Vickers reform, will come into effect in 2019, and HSBC bank has already said its ring-fenced arm will be based in Birmingham.
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Germany's Parliament this year approved a draft law banning women working in the judiciary, the civil service or the military from wearing face-covering veils, and will come into effect soon.
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The terms also make explicit reference to the Hong Kong resolution authorities' statutory bail-in powers under The Financial Institutions (Resolution) Ordinance, which will come into effect on 7 July 2017.
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The plan, which will be a "measure of tax enforcement," is expected to come into effect toward the end of January or at the beginning of February, Yonhap News Agency reported.
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Washington has proposed slapping tariffs on a further $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, which will come into effect next month after a public comment period ends on Wednesday, Sept. 5.
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For the Paris Climate Agreement to come into effect, at least 55 percent of the participating nations accounting for 55 percent of all global greenhouse gas emissions need to ratify it.
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All of this can make it difficult for Americans—and private telecom companies—to keep track of the patchwork of laws that are being considered or have already come into effect.
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"There is over a year before these deals come into effect — time in which these institutions can revisit their own values and ethics policies, and make the right decision," Garrard said.
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The rules from the International Maritime Organization (IMO), due to come into effect in 2020, aim to cut sulphur emissions produced by ships, creating a challenge for shipping companies and oil refiners.
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American farmers, already hit by low commodity prices and China's punitive trade tariffs, are poised to endure further pain in 2019 now that a major Pacific trade deal has come into effect.
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Meanwhile, Uber has fought against the new wage rules for its drivers set to come into effect later in January as well as a freeze on ride-sharing licenses in New York.
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India, for example, asked for an exemption from the Trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs, but that request was denied, and so India's retaliatory tariffs will come into effect on Aug. 4.
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Most arms-related sanctions on Russia have come into effect through legislation, and so by law the executive branch has to report to Congress about the implementation and impact of the policies.
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The tax will come into effect on June 1st, imposing a 200 shilling ($0.05) levy per day on those who use social media platforms, but it's unclear how it will be enforced.
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The commission has however argued that international changes on tax matters have historically been very slow to come into effect and has proposed the tax as a temporary measure before global reforms.
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The second part of the law will come into effect in 2018, and will require users of secure messaging apps (such as WhatsApp or Telegram) to register their numbers with Russian authorities.
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The culmination of this is the new EU-wide privacy regulation, the GDPR, which will come into effect on May 25, 2018, and was a hot topic during the recent Zuckerberg testimony.
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"The president has declared a unilateral ceasefire, I want to reciprocate the declaration of unilateral ceasefire," he told the radio, saying he had ordered it to come into effect at 8 p.m.
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One source said the latest change to the risk-measuring tool hasn't as yet come into effect as the central bank was still gauging the amount of money that would be affected.
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The law would come into effect on Friday, Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said, reflecting a broad consensus among his coalition partners, opposition parties and consumer organisations that customers should not pay.
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But, changes to Rule 41 will likely come into effect on December 1, meaning that magistrate judges will be allowed to authorize warrants just like the one used in the Playpen investigation.
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The industry is worried that time is running out to make adjustments before the rules come into effect, Sinadia said, noting that it would be difficult to do so without the guidelines.
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Trump and MBS particularly do not want to see Iran gain from rising oil prices in the remaining months before sanctions on Iranian oil come into effect in November of this year.
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New Zealand's tough new gun laws are set to come into effect Friday after members of parliament voted overwhelmingly to back the measure at the bill's final reading Wednesday night local time.
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For many executives from American tech companies, such plans, which will still take years to come into effect and which will be subject to intense lobbying, feel like another round of protectionism.
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Plans to charge motorists entering the city center, like similar operations in Singapore and London, should come into effect next year, once the first stage of the new transit system is running.
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Vermont, the first state in the country enact a law requiring GMO labeling, had its new laws come into effect on July 1, prompting major food brands to change their labels nationwide.
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The power to categorize members into one of three groups will rest with the AIU board and the new rules will come into effect from 2019, a year before the Tokyo Olympics.
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The proposal, which allows for up to six years in prison for publishing or circulating misleading information, is expected to pass the Senate this week and to come into effect soon after.
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But to come into effect it must be ratified by eight remaining so-called Annex 2 states, including North Korea and the United States as well as Israel, Iran, India and Pakistan.
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For state-owned or public interest assets, appraisal agencies should seek opinion from at least two certified appraisers, according to the new law, which will come into effect on the 1 Dec.
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That would mean lawmakers could potentially block the deal, although Eadie said it was possible that the EU and Britain could agree that the divorce agreement would come into effect without parliamentary approval.
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Announced in 2017, the new rules were scheduled to come into effect last month but have been delayed as the government reviews feedback, which has some wondering if they will ever be implemented.
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He also ordered a review of the "fiduciary rule", which is due to come into effect this spring and requires anyone giving investment advice to act in the "best interest" of their client.
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As new FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai telegraphed last week, the commission voted today to stay a set of privacy rules for broadband providers, adopted last year, which would have come into effect tomorrow.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to abandon the 2015 nuclear accord with Iran means European countries that have since invested in the country will be at risk once new sanctions come into effect.
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Hoogervorst was confident the EU would endorse the new rule for use across the bloc, and also expected Britain to apply it even though it would come into effect after Brexit in 2019.
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Another long sought for component of Commission's DSM strategy — an end to mobile roaming fees — was finally agreed earlier this month, and is due to come into effect across Europe in mid June.
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Facebook is introducing new privacy controls to each of its 2 billion users as part of compliance with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that will come into effect on May 25th.
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In notes following the report, analysts expressed concern about increased expenditures and a new law in India that will soon come into effect preventing foreign online retailers from selling products through affiliated companies.
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Government data on exports, however, has shown remarkable strength, likely due to shippers rushing to beat higher U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods due to come into effect at the start of next year.
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The CMA also said the cap needed to be re-calculated to take into account changes in the energy market in the past six months, which will come into effect on Oct. 1.
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" Should no other solution be found before the end of the withdrawal piece, the "backstop" would come into effect, consisting of a "single customs territory between the (European) Union and the United Kingdom.
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The market slide has been contained by the speculation that the Trump administration could change its mind by the end of August, when the tariffs are due to come into effect, Esposito said.
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While the bill also called for the corporate tax rate to be cut to 20 percent from 35 percent, that change would likely only come into effect in 2600, a source told CNBC.
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The timelines for the changes to come into effect mean that any Model 3 owners will have the capped Supercharging plan, and Tesla isn't yet revealing the specifics of its usage-based pricing.
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"The Cabinet has agreed this morning to formally require the Catalan government to confirm whether it has declared independence after the deliberate confusion created over whether it has come into effect," Rajoy said.
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The sanctions start to come into effect in August but some European companies investing in Iran and with big U.S. operations have already announced they will pull out of business deals with Tehran.
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It was unclear how quickly the order will come into effect, with the Argentine chamber of port and maritime activities (CAPyM) saying on Thursday that activity still appeared to be normal in Timbues.
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The new arrangement, which will see them split their time between Britain and North America where they will be mainly based, is due to come into effect in the Spring of this year.
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The new arrangement, which will see them split their time between Britain and North America where they will be mainly based, is due to come into effect in the Spring of this year.
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Under the new changes that come into effect from Feb 7, SGX RegCo will require companies to report quarterly results if it has regulatory concerns with them or where there are other issues.
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But as those laws and regulations come into effect in places like China and the US, carmakers will have no choice but to roll out electric vehicles or risk going out of business.
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The proposed regulations aim to increase that to a $20 million market cap and $5 million in assets, but any ruling is unlikely to come into effect after SportsHero's target of an August listing.
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APEX also plans to launch a low-sulphur fuel oil contract (LSFO) to meet the expected surge in demand for cleaner fuel as new global rules on marine fuels come into effect in 2020.
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Mexico has faced challenges in executing the hedge this year as oil prices have been volatile and new International Maritime Organization standards set to come into effect in 2020 have roiled fuel oil markets.
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"We don't know the extent to which the tariffs will actually come into effect and, if so, how big will that effect be and what will the timing of it be," Mr. Powell said.
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The official said he expected the stamp duty to come into effect before May and to generate revenue of 1 billion to 1.5 billion Egyptian pounds ($63 million to $22014 million) in 210/22015.
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In February, Trump bypassed Congress to declare immigration at the southern border a national emergency, and is using the purported emergency to justify the tariffs, which are due to come into effect next week.
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Mexico had faced challenges in executing the hedge this year as oil prices have been volatile and new International Maritime Organization standards set to come into effect in 2020 have roiled fuel oil markets.
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The banking regulator said the new measures, which would come into effect from the start of 2018, were necessary to "strengthen supervision" over the policy banks and prevent the emergence of "systemic financial risks".
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Signing Mississippi's new law—which will come into effect in July if it has not been blocked beforehand—Mr Bryant described the human heartbeat as "the universal hallmark of life since man's very beginning."
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The new business terms, which will come into effect in 30 days times, will apply not just to all Amazon's European marketplaces but also to its marketplaces worldwide, including in North American and Asia.
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This year, Beijing will introduce new tax rules that come into effect on March 1 to close loopholes that allegedly allowed independent refiners and fuel blending companies to sell fuel without paying consumption taxes.
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The changes, which in practice will come into effect in 2018 once legislative changes have been completed, will enable such non-bank payments services providers (PSPs) to compete better with banks, the BoE said.
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A government spokesman said this week the change, which the government says could cut the annual road death toll by 350-400 from 3,500 in 2017, should come into effect in July as planned.
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But the true measure of the deal's success will be whether it can pass muster with US regulators tasked with overseeing rules on risky assets that come into effect at the end of 153.
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After being originally passed by France's National Assembly at the end of 2015, the law requiring models in France to provide medical certificates of health before being allowed to work has come into effect.
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Whereas an overhauled CFIUS would likely review deals relevant to national security and involve foreign ownership, informal partnerships are likely to be regulated by revised export controls when they come into effect, sources said.
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Many small and mid-size vaping companies say this will put them out of business, which means the selection and variety of vaping products will be drastically cut as the regulations come into effect.
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In an announcement posted on their website on Friday, the Cyberspace Administration of China grouped a handful of earlier restrictions under a final 24-point regulation that will come into effect on Dec. 1.
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The revamped version of Europe's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive — often referred to as Mifid II —is due to come into effect on January 3, impacting every corner of the continent's financial services system.
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Regulators have granted a last-minute reprieve to three clearing houses in Germany and Britain from having to give customers more choice under new European Union market rules that come into effect on Wednesday.
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The 30-day ban on "foreigners" will come into effect on March 17, the Ministry of Health said in a statement on Saturday as Cambodia recorded two new cases, bringing its tally to seven.
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So even if there were 2500,22017 job losses throughout the economy after a hypothetical tariff did come into effect, the delay means they would be highly unlikely to occur by the end of 21.
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"Incentives on aluminium in Malaysia are around $22018 a tonne now, when the new LME rent rules come into effect, that incentive will rise to at least $217 next year," an aluminium trader said.
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Any hardening of relations with France could have wider implications for Tehran as a new round of even tougher U.S. sanctions targeting the oil sector and financial transactions come into effect from Nov. 4.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect in January, ships will have to use fuel with a maximum 0.5% sulphur content, down from 3.5% now, unless they are equipped with scrubbers.
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The Bank of England and Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on Thursday published a "near final" version of the rulebook that would come into effect if Britain leaves the EU without a transition deal.
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The adoption of new accounting principles, called IFRS 9 and IFRS 15, which come into effect at the start of 13, will lead to a 6.0 billion crown reduction, SEB said in a statement.
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A Big Four source said they now expect the government to look at voluntary changes because legislation could take until 2021 to come into effect, with a general election also likely between now and then.
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In a proposal paper released last month, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) laid out two policies affecting opioid prescriptions obtained through Medicare Part D that would come into effect starting in 2019.
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Chief Executive Officer Jill Soltau said tariffs that have already come into effect have had a minimal impact on its business, but the company would continue to work on "de-risking efforts" with its suppliers.
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"The court ruling has yet to come into effect and will be appealed by the NBU (National Bank of Ukraine)," Viktor Hryhorchuk, head of litigation at the central bank's Legal Department, said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has temporarily excluded six countries, including Canada and Mexico, and European Union states from higher U.S. import duties on steel and aluminum meant to come into effect on Friday.
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A judge in Texas issued a nationwide injunction stopping a measure that would have extended overtime pay to millions of lower-paid workers and that had been due to come into effect on December 1st.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan had a telephone conversation with his Russian counterpart on Thursday to discuss the ceasefire in Syria due to come into effect at midnight, Erdogan's spokesman said in a statement.
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In the long-term, they are raising taxes on the middle class and then waving that away by saying it's such a toxically unpopular idea that obviously future Congresses won't let it come into effect.
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The admissions occurred even though the U.S. District Court ruling does not come into effect until Friday, and despite the fact the ruling does not clearly apply to the hundreds of people returned to Mexico.
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The market slide may have been contained in part by speculation the Trump administration could change its mind by the end of August, when the tariffs are due to come into effect, some strategists said.
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The clearing of euro transactions - a key part of LCH's activities - has become a battleground in talks over Britain's departure from the European Union, which is due to come into effect on March 29, 2019.
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What is far less clear, and is clearly signaled by foreign exchange and bond volatility, is exactly how likely those policies are to come into effect and what risks they and other Trump plans imply.
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And all the underlying infrastructures are managed by somebody else, as are software and driver updates, in addition to all the financial calculations that come into effect when you are renting workstations in the cloud.
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Laws take years and sometimes decades to come into effect for burgeoning industries: people started talking about regulating telecoms firms in the 1970s, but America did not pass a law to regulate them until 1996.
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The announcement, along with a hike in import tariffs by the government late on Wednesday, briefly boosted sentiment towards bonds and the rupee, though investors said the steps, which only come into effect on Oct.
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The data retention law, which had been due to come into effect on Saturday, requires companies to keep data on the timing and duration of telephone calls, as well as online traffic through IP addresses.
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A new 0.5 percent sulphur content cap in shipping fuel set by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will come into effect in 20203, one of the biggest fundamental events to hit oil markets in years.
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A new 0.5 percent sulfur content cap in shipping fuel set by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will come into effect in 20203, one of the biggest fundamental events to hit oil markets in years.
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"On top of this, it is also possible that the upcoming changes to mortgage lending guidelines, which come into effect in January, have prompted some households to speed up their home buying decision," he said.
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The actuation point is adjustable, so you can set it up to have the range of motion come into effect past the key's physical click; press the key normally then press harder to go faster.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A rising trend in property values in China is no longer a certainty as "unprecedented" state housing price controls come into effect, state media quoted a central bank adviser as saying on Saturday.
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KKB's regulatory 25% core Tier 20003 and 25% Tier 26 ratios at end-October 23 were slightly below the 25% and 24% minimum regulatory capital ratios, including buffers, expected to come into effect in 25.
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With the Federal Reserve clearly hinting at a further tightening of interest rates, there could also have been a "rush" of serious homebuyers who wanted to close the deal before those measures come into effect.
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The impact of those measures and two recent rate hikes by the Bank of Canada will be compounded when new rules aimed at safeguarding lenders and borrowers come into effect across Canada on Jan. 1.
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The admissions occurred even though the U.S. District Court ruling does not come into effect until Friday, and despite the fact the ruling does not clearly apply to the hundreds of people returned to Mexico.
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Last week Bhutan's lower house of parliament voted to decriminalize gay sex but the amendment to the penal code still needs to pass the upper house of the Asian nation's parliament to come into effect.
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President Trump has announced tariffs on $22017 billion of imports from China, $34 billion of which will come into effect on July 6, saying it will force that country to be a better trading partner.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A ban on older diesel vehicles in parts of Frankfurt due to come into effect in February was halted by a German court on Tuesday because the reasons for the suspension were insufficient.
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The city's Chief Executive Carrie Lam, who has been under intense public pressure to stop anyone crossing into Hong Kong from mainland China, said the legislation will come into effect at midnight on February 8.
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A sweeping reform of EU securities markets, known as MiFID II, won't be introduced until 2018 but the FCA said firms must continue with implementation plans for legislation that is still to come into effect.
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A new 0.5 percent sulfur content cap in shipping fuel set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) will come into effect in 20203, one of the biggest fundamental events to hit oil markets in years.
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The law, which some have dubbed the "law against Apple" since the company has a firm policy of selling products with third-party apps pre-installed, is expected to come into effect in July 2020.
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The administration finalized a proposal made in September to roll back the standard that Congress passed in 2007 when George W. Bush, a Republican, was president and which was to come into effect next year.
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The new rule is known as the net stable funding ratio, or NSFR, and the discretion is aimed at gaining national regulator support to ensure the regulation stays on track to come into effect next January.
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Today, South African former President Jacob Zuma faces corruption charges in court; North and South Korea play each other in Pyongyang for a World Cup qualifier; and new air pollution measures come into effect in Delhi.
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IG said the new rules could come into effect in the second half of its financial year and that the ASIC consultation on banning binary options to retail clients was set to close on Oct. 1.
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The move follows a similar one-year suspension in Finland in July to allow a new taxi law to come into effect, however there is no set date for when UberPOP will be reintroduced in Norway.
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Japan's seizure of Manchuria in 1931 was never legitimised, as it would have been under the Old World Order, but a new system had not yet come into effect which could make Japan surrender its prize.
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On Saturday, Obama and Xi also ratified the Paris climate change agreement, setting the stage for other countries to follow and for the deal to come into effect possibly as early as before the year-end.
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Several rebel officials told Reuters they had agreed to the ceasefire plan, but there was uncertainty over which groups were included in the deal, which was due to come into effect at 2200 GMT on Thursday.
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Perry said a consultation on plans for the scheme would be published in April and the government would work on setting up the necessary systems for the trading scheme to come into effect from January 2021.
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The European Union's Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) is scheduled to come into effect in September 2017 and extends the scope of 2007 legislation aimed at creating a level playing field for providers of payments services.
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Under the new GDPR rules, which had not come into effect at the time of the Equifax breach, the credit rating agency would've been liable for fines of up to 4% of its global annual turnover.
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Ship owners must cut emissions by reducing the sulphur content in fuel to 703% from 3.5% under the rules, which are set by the United Nations' International Maritime Organization (IMO), and come into effect in January.
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Semenya easily won the 800 metres event on Friday, the last time she will be able to run that distance before the International Association of Athletics Federations' testosterone limiting rules come into effect on May 8.
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But the announcement left Americans and Europeans alike confused about when the restrictions come into effect, how they will be enforced and whether they will have the intended effect of halting the spread of the coronavirus.
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The central bank added that the new measures, which would formally come into effect next Tuesday, would help "better control liquidity conditions" as the country's new Peronist government looks to stabilize the economy and revive growth.
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Legislation to introduce the new framework for organ and tissue donation will be debated in parliament later this year, with the system expected to come into effect in spring 2020, the health department said on Sunday.
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The meeting comes as fresh tariffs from the U.S. on $16 billion of Chinese goods are due to come into effect this week, with Beijing having imposed the same amount in retaliatory levies on the States.
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"The cabinet has agreed this morning to formally require the Catalan government to confirm whether it has declared independence after the deliberate confusion created over whether it has come into effect," Rajoy said the following day.
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The German government hopes tax cuts for middle and high income earners as well as higher child allowances that come into effect in January will boost consumption, which has replaced exports as the main driver of growth.
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BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union is set to extend the exclusion of foreign airlines from its emissions trading system to give a United Nations-brokered global deal time to come into effect, two EU sources said.
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Also affecting the hedging: New fuel standards from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) that will require vessels to use a lower sulfur content are set to come into effect in 2020 in an effort to cut pollution.
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The government hopes the tax cuts for middle and high income earners as well as higher child allowances that come into effect in January will boost consumption, which has replaced exports as the main driver of growth.
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An index tracking coal stocks jumped over 5 percent, amid reports that China's electric power utilities are scrambling to source coal, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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LONDON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - A government plan to cap the most common form of gas and electricity tariffs for millions of British households could come into effect in time for Christmas 2018, regulator Ofgem said on Wednesday.
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The devil in all those details should become clear soon though, as Google says the new licensing options will come into effect on October 29 for all new (Android based) smartphones and tablets launched in the EEA.
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While a favorable bilateral U.S. trade agreement holds out the potential for enormous long-term benefits to the British economy, it would be foolish for May to expect that such an agreement could quickly come into effect.
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The Canadian tariffs will come into effect on July 1 and largely target U.S. steel and aluminum products, but also foodstuffs such as coffee, ketchup and whiskies, according to a list by the Department of Finance. tinyurl.
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Under the new rules, which come into effect immediately, Berlin can intervene on grounds of public interest if a non-European investor buys a 10 percent stake in a company, sharply reducing the threshold from 25 percent.
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The new DOL rule pertaining to conflicts of interest in retirement advice is due to begin to come into effect in April 2017 and will require wealth managers to maintain a fiduciary standard for clients' retirement accounts.
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Lawmaker Viviane Reding, the architect of the EU's landmark privacy law which will come into effect on May 25, giving Europeans more control over their online data, said the right laws would bring back trust among users.
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The draft guidelines, which are subject to a public consultation and due to come into effect in the second quarter of 2017, say that when deciding on any conflicts of interest the ECB may accept "mitigating action".
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A Hawaiian District Judge issued an emergency halt on the revised travel ban, placing temporary entry restrictions on refugees and travelers from six Muslim-majority countries, just hours before it was due to come into effect. 8.
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The new rule, which is expected to come into effect within 30 days, assumes that the forces of the market will guide the country to a future of cleaner energy by naturally phasing out coal over time.
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Markets are also bracing for a new round of U.S. tariffs on some Chinese goods to come into effect on Sunday and the technology sector was the biggest weight on the S&P with a 21% loss.
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However, some of the measures that Greece had to legislate to end the third program only come into effect in the coming months and years, including changes to pensions, which kick in at the start of 2019.
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This week's meeting comes as fresh tariffs from the States on $16 billion of Chinese goods are due to come into effect this week, with Beijing having imposed the same amount of retaliatory levies on the States.
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Legislators claim that the law, which will come into effect on July 1 2020, will help Russian tech companies be more competitive with their western counterparts, and will offer consumers the "right to choose" domestically-produced alternatives.
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Fake news about coronavirus is so bad that on Monday morning the National Security Council took the unprecedented step of using Twitter to debunk a message that claims a national quarantine is about to come into effect.
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Even though sanctions on Venezuelan crude will not come into effect until the end of April, the oil is effectively already untouchable as the U.S. State Department has exerted direct pressure on foreign companies to stop all dealings.
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Critics of the new rules argue that the new restrictions, which are set to come into effect from December, will be of significant benefit to established live-streaming companies while damaging the chances of success for smaller competitors.
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The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect in May 2018 and require companies to introduce strong security to protect data and clear accountability so that firms may be held accountable if they were negligent.
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Seventeen of 24 European regulators surveyed by Reuters earlier this month said they weren't ready for the new law to come into effect because they didn't yet have the funding or the legal powers to fulfill their duties.
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Look at the numbers: Under Obama, the U.S. was a huge force behind reaching the threshold needed for the deal to come into effect — that is, 55 countries making up 55 percent of total global greenhouse gas emissions.
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But Metro said in a statement that a Duesseldorf court had on Wednesday entered the planned split into the commercial registry, meaning the demerger has come into effect and any pending lawsuits can no longer stop the plan.
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LONDON, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Regulators have granted a last-minute reprieve to three clearing houses in Germany and Britain from having to give customers more choice under new European Union market rules that come into effect on Wednesday.
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Under the rules of the Paris Agreement, once it has come into effect, "legally a country cannot withdraw before the next five years are over", said Sven Harmeling, international climate change policy coordinator for the aid agency CARE.
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Khatam al-Anbiya controls hundreds of front companies that are running the country's economy, which tells much about how the regime is spending the cash that's being funnelled its way after the nuclear agreement has come into effect.
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It has however enabled European banks not regulated by the US to enjoy a window of opportunity of acting on highly leveraged deals before the leveraged lending guidelines, published by the ECB, come into effect in six months.
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That means that if the various tariffs suggested by U.S. President Donald Trump come into effect and result in a fall in Chinese exports to the U.S., there will be knock-on effects for the rest of Asia.
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At a convention in Abidjan, banana industry representatives from Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Ghana urged the EU not to cut tariffs on Latin American producers below 75 euros/tonne, the rate which will come into effect on Jan.
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Having hired a team of oil market veterans, it bought derivatives betting on a widening price difference between high-sulphur and low-sulphur bunker fuel ahead of regulations on shipping fuel emissions that come into effect in 2020.
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The $10,000 hikes will come into effect a week after President Trump signed an executive order eliminating raises for normal federal workers, while about 800,000 government employees continue to go without any pay at all due to the shutdown.
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"We have many women working on productions in Georgia, whose rights, along with millions of others, will be severely restricted by this law ... Should it ever come into effect, we'd rethink our entire investment in Georgia," the company said.
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The People's Bank of China's (PBOC) latest reporting framework for financial institutions on "large sum" and "suspicious" transactions will come into effect from July onward, and is the latest in a series of capital controls to control yuan outflows.
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Heel Kicks to the Kidneys Despite Royce Gracie utilizing heel kicks to the kidney's from his guard against Ken Shamrock at UFC 1, the technique was later banned when the unified rules began to come into effect in 2000.
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It also said that airlines will need to publicize their planned adjusted ticket prices a week before they come into effect, but no more than 10 routes will be allowed to be subject to price changes in each season.
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Mexico has faced challenges in executing the hedge this year as oil prices have been volatile and new International Maritime Organization standards set to come into effect in 2020 have roiled fuel oil markets - a component of its formula.
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The alterations are expected to make it easier for banks to apply the rules when they come into effect in January 2022, the Basel Committee, made up of banking regulators from the world's main financial centers, said on Thursday.
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According to Flaim, after each of the RIRs hold their spring 2017 meetings, and if the policy is accepted, which may only be slightly different for each region, it could come into effect by the end of next year.
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"If a deal like that is offered we will amend it so it can only come into effect after a confirmatory referendum in which the options would be to leave on those terms or Remain," he told the Observer.
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That law would dilute the rules that were to come into effect this week by allowing businesses that do heavy delivery and online business—like pizza delivery chains—to only post nutrition information on their websites, among other rollbacks.
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Lead policymakers spoke in defence of a compromise deal reached between the key parties in December, warning that any moves to pick it apart risked delaying the long-awaited reforms, which are due to come into effect in 2021.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has begun offering cleaner marine fuel oils that comply with stricter global emissions rules which come into effect at the start of 2020, a port document showed.
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"Contrary to some recent coverage and commentary, MiFID 2/MiFIR will come into effect on 3 January 2018, there will be no further delay in its implementation," ESMA Chairman Steven Maijoor told a Futures Industry Association conference on Wednesday.
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Fidessa said it was planning a number of major software releases in 2017, as it expects clients to update their systems to meet changing regulatory demands, including the MiFID II trading regulations set to come into effect from Jan 3, 2018.
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For precious metals and copper concentrate worth more than 10,000 yuan per tonne, exporters would be charged 0.2 percent of the total value of the cargo, the notice said, adding that the new charges would come into effect on Dec 1.
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A day before it was due to come into effect, a federal judge has blocked a Mississippi law permitting those with religious objections to deny wedding services to same-sex couples and impose dress and bathroom restrictions on transgender people.
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However, before that could come into effect, yesterday the three-judge US 9th Circuit panel instituted a temporary stay of the injunction, pending its appeal — meaning the administration can keep enforcing the controversial policy while the case is being decided.
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That's because, as we explained this week, regulations that come into effect on January 1 require drivers to hold two licenses, a local residency permit that clears them for work and a permit to operate a vehicle for commercial purposes.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect from 2020, ships will have to use fuel with a sulphur content of 0.5 percent or less, compared with 3.5 percent now, forcing changes upon global shippers and oil refiners.
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The bloc's executive European Commission said companies dealing with Britain must prepare for customs formalities and duties and take into account the need for import/export licences and more restrictive VAT arrangements if World Trade Organisation rules come into effect.
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The largest free trade area in the world, both by area and by population, will formally come into effect on May 30, now that Gambia has become the 22nd country to ratify the Africa Continental Free Trade Area, or AfCFTA.
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Some openly wonder whether America will eventually pass restrictions like those that will come into effect next month under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a European law that requires companies to obtain consent to gather and share users' data.
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Should the rules come into effect, they will curtail service providers like Didi Chuxing, which beat Uber out of China, and turn an internet-based business model into an old-school urban taxi operation subjected to excessive licensing requirements, analysts say.
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The U.S. and China are embroiled in a months-long trade dispute that escalated last week when President Donald Trump surprised markets by announcing that 10% tariffs on another $300 billion of Chinese goods will come into effect on Sept. 1.
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Health Secretary Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubial told Reuters on Tuesday she hoped the president would sign the ban, which expands the definition of public places, into law before the end of October and that it would come into effect next month.
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If adopted, the legislation would allow Russian telecoms companies to claim compensation from foreign Internet companies, including social media and messenger services such as Google and Facebook, for compliance with the data storage rules that come into effect from October.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in China must provide details of where their funding comes from and show that their chief representative has no criminal record, the government said of new rules due to come into effect next year.
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On January 28st, 2017, the changes to the Unified Rules of MMA made by the Association of Boxing Commissions will come into effect, which should stop some of the frequent complaints we hear from the international community throughout each calendar year.
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His Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, said the US and Russia had "promised to ensure that all groups there comply with the ceasefire," which will come into effect Sunday and be underwritten by Russian military police coordinating with the US and Jordan.
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OPEC said other details will be known at its policy meeting in November, leaving unanswered when the agreement will come into effect, what new quotas for member countries will be and for what periods, and how compliance will be verified.
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To meet lower international limits for sulphur emissions from shipping fuel, which come into effect in 2020, CMA CGM planned to switch most of its fleet to lower-sulphur fuel, in keeping with a general industry trend, the spokesman said.
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That could be followed by a final round of debate among EU envoys in Brussels, or, if all countries see only a modest sanctions' impact, a formal document bringing the measures could come into effect in the next few weeks.
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The proposed rules are due to come into effect in the European Union around 2020 as part of regulations known as Basel III designed to make banks more stable and prevent a repeat of the financial crisis a decade ago.
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Such a deal, which could come into effect before the end of this year, would provide the airline with fresh revenue streams such as landing fees from other carriers, said Chairman Michael Joseph, citing the example of Gulf-based rivals.
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The new regulations, which are similar to those introduced this year in Toronto, will come into effect from June and aim to discourage professional landlords from withdrawing their properties from the long-term rental market in favour of short-term arrangements.
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The European Commission — which is responsible for trade negotiations on behalf of the EU's 28 member states — said Wednesday that it is working on new taxes on American products so these can come into effect in about three weeks' time.
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A ban on leading IPOs, if implemented, would begin once the appeals process has been exhausted, but the uncertainty around whether or when it might come into effect has already hurt UBS' ability to pitch for sponsor work in Hong Kong.
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"The cabinet has agreed this morning to formally require the Catalan government to confirm whether it has declared independence after the deliberate confusion created over whether it has come into effect," Rajoy said during a press conference on October 11.
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Other uncertainties that concern the Bank of Canada include tighter mortgage rules that come into effect in January, and how the economy will respond to the two rate hikes earlier this year, which took the benchmark interest rate to 1 percent.
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"As stated in the FIFA World Cup regulations, this decision shall come into effect immediately but shall be subject to confirmation by the Organizing Committee for FIFA Competitions at its next meeting, scheduled for 14 September," added the FIFA statement.
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Dieleman said some ships had already been taken out of service to be fitted with scrubbers and the pace will pick up in the third and fourth quarter of this year before the regulations come into effect on January 1, 2020.
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"We made clear that if the U.S. rolls out trade sanction including the imposition of tariffs, all outcomes reached by the two sides in terms of trade and economy will not come into effect," said a foreign ministry spokesman, Geng Shuang.
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Trudeau said that in terms of timing, Canada is "working with the U.S. to ensure that these measures come into force as quickly as possible," while declining to set a specific beginning date or time for them to come into effect.
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The changes, which were announced Wednesday and could come into effect as early as 2021, are a bid to promote gender equality and inclusivity for same-sex couples and to encourage fathers to take as much time off work as mothers.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect from 433, ships will have to used fuel with a sulphur content of 0.5 percent or less, compared with 3.5 percent now, forcing changes upon global shippers and also oil refiners.
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London (CNN)Depictions of girls as less academic than boys, men being belittled for "unmanly" behavior, and an array of other cliched portrayals have been consigned to history in British commercials as new rules come into effect banning gender stereotypes in advertising.
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Under the National Parks Act, which was unveiled by the government last week and will come into effect in six months, those convicted of encroachment and other offences could face up to 20 years in prison and 2 million baht ($63,755) fines.
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After pressure from states with the largest fund industries in the EU - particularly Luxembourg, Ireland and Britain - the Parliament agreed to scrap a "sunset clause" meant to shut down the new category of funds five years after the new rules come into effect.
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The question of exactly what is being changed, however, we will have ample time to investigate: The rules will soon be entered into the federal register, at which point they both come into effect and come under intense scrutiny and legal opposition.
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If so, now is probably a good time to check whether or not those products are protected against the GPS Week Number Rollover issue — a sort of mini Y2K Bug for GPS receivers that will come into effect from April 6th this year.
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Trump initially announced the import tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum would come into effect in March, but he ended up exempting Canada, Mexico, and the EU. On Thursday, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced those exemptions would end at midnight.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect in 2020, ships will have to use fuel with a maximum 0.5% sulfur content, down from 3.5% now, unless they are equipped with scrubbers to remove the sulfur from the vessel's emissions.
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The German injunction will come into effect once Apple has been notified in writing that OpenTV has posted security of 4 million euros ($4.5 million) demanded by the court as potential compensation for Apple's losses if the decision is reversed on appeal.
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OPEC said other details of the plan will be known at its policy meeting in November, leaving unanswered when the agreement will come into effect, what new quotas for member countries will be and for what periods, and how compliance will be verified.
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New rules from the Gambling Commission, which come into effect on Tuesday, will require betting companies to confirm a customer is over 18 before funds are deposited into an account as the government attempts to address growing public health concerns around problem betting.
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Speaking to analysts on a conference call to discuss first quarter results, Commercial Vice President Sergio Leite said the potential price rise would be on top of the 12 percent increase already negotiated with distributors to come into effect on May 5.
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There is a risk of delays to other Basel III regulations set to be introduced in the next few years, but we expect requirements on leverage ratios and net stable funding ratios (NSFR) to come into effect in January 2018, as planned.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A commercial data transfer pact provisionally agreed by the EU executive and the United States in February received the green light from EU governments on Friday, the European Commission said, paving the way for it to come into effect next week.
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The new measures, due to come into effect in four to six weeks, come at a time when banks are piling pressure on Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya to repay more than $1 billion owed by his airline, which stopped flying in October 2012.
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The loans will come into effect only after parliament adopts a new law raising excise taxes on fuel for funds to help build the pan-European Vc corridor, linking Budapest in the north with the Croatian port of Ploce in the south.
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Strict quotas for electric and hybrid cars are set to come into effect next year in China, home to the world's biggest auto market, in line with Beijing's efforts to make the country a world leader in new-energy vehicles and related technologies.
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The EU and Japan concluded several years of data talks in Tokyo in the margins of a bilateral summit and the deal should come into effect towards the end of this year, once the European Commission and the Japanese government have finalised details.
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Complying with European data privacy laws that come into effect next week might be a costly hassle for companies in the short-term but that would mean they would be seen as more trustworthy, according to Prince Constantijn van Oranje of the Netherlands.
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OTTAWA, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Resales of Canadian homes rose 0.9 percent in October from September, the third straight monthly rise, but the momentum may not last as stricter mortgage rules come into effect in January, the Canadian Real Estate Association said on Wednesday.
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U.S officials told Reuters they were mulling oil sanctions that could come into effect as soon as Monday, although they would calibrate any response to avoid causing further suffering to the public in a country already used to acute shortages of essential supplies.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Wednesday blocked sections of a Texas law intended to punish so-called "sanctuary cities", regarded as soft on immigration, in a ruling handed down two days before the law was due to come into effect.
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Two versions of the bylaw, which could come into effect just in time for the new school year in September, are to be considered by city council — one which would apply to school property during school hours, and another one that doesn't.
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"But as laws and regulations (that encourage the development of electric vehicles) come into effect in places like China and the U.S., car makers will have no choice but to roll out electric vehicles or risk going out of business, " he said.
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The proposals, which are expected to come into effect this year after winning parliamentary approval, are part of the government's Digital Agenda, which aims among other goals to provide all households with download speeds of at least 50 megabits per second by 2018.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect from 63, ships will have to reduce the sulfur content in their fuel to less than 0.5 percent, compared with 3.5 percent now, forcing huge changes upon global shippers and also oil refiners.
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"Indeed as you know from your work as the minister responsible, we listened to those who wanted it to come into effect sooner than April 2020 and have agreed that the change should take place within the year - by October 2019," May wrote.
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If the ban were to come into effect, it will be a "violation to the right of religious freedom," according to Imam Ahmad Seddeeq of the Islamic Cultural Centre of Iceland, who estimates the country's Muslim community to have "at least" 2,500 members.
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Global growth will recover in the second half of 2020 as the trade war between Washington and Beijing eases and central banks' monetary policies come into effect said Adrian Zuercher, APAC head of asset allocation at UBS Global Wealth Management's Chief Investment Office.
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BEIJING/CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. producers of pork, already saddled with duties enacted in an earlier round of the escalating trade dispute with China, are bracing for further pain after Beijing hit the products with additional tariffs due to come into effect next month.
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An agreement reached last month after weeks of stalling has yet to come into effect "This is a direct obligation of the EU....We are waiting for the very few moments or weeks for finishing the paperwork for these things and launching," he said.
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Yet there is some good news on the career front: Despite all this technological innovation, there are some industries that are expected to grow alongside automation and AI and some that will continue its stride as populations age and new laws come into effect.
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The Chinese government expressed confidence that it could reach a trade agreement with America by March 22002st, following Donald Trump's undertaking to postpone by 234.2 days the imposition of new tariffs on Chinese goods that were due to come into effect on January 21965st.
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There is a narrow chance May could untie the knot herself, perhaps through a proposal from two Labour MPs to subject the withdrawal agreement to a "confirmatory vote": If approved by the electorate, it would come into effect, perhaps one month after the public vote.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect in 20183, ships will have to use fuel with a maximum 0.5% sulfur content, down from 3.5% now, unless they are equipped with so-called scrubbers to remove the sulfur from the vessel's emissions.
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In September, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) became the first of the country's six states and two main territories to legalize the possession of up to 50 grams per person of cannabis for personal use, with the law set to come into effect from Jan.
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A formal approval from European Union state aid regulators could mean that the French plan, aimed at securing power and avoiding blackouts during peak demand periods, could come into effect from January, energy ministry official Julien Tognola told a gas and electricity congress in Paris.
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Under the changes, most of which will only come into effect after the next elections due in 2019, the president will appoint the cabinet and an undefined number of vice-presidents, and be able to select and remove senior civil servants without parliamentary approval.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect in 20183, ships will have to use fuel with a maximum 0.5% sulphur content, down from 3.5% now, unless they are equipped with so-called scrubbers to remove the sulphur from the vessel's emissions.
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Demand for low-sulphur marine fuels is expected to soar as new global shipping rules, set by the International Maritime Organization, come into effect at the start of 2020 that limit the sulphur content in marine fuels at 0.5 percent, compared with 3.5 percent currently.
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The rules, which come into effect on June 1, apply to all political, economic, military, or diplomatic reports or opinion articles on blogs, websites, forums, search engines, instant messaging apps and all other platforms that select or edit news and information, the administration said.
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"In Ontario and Alberta, the recently announced changes to minimum wage rates, which we expect to come into effect in 2018 are the most significant increase in recent memory," Loblaw CEO Galen Weston said on a call, discussing the company's second-quarter earnings report.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect in 2020, ships will have to use fuel with a maximum 0.5% sulphur content, down from 3.5% now, unless they are equipped with so-called scrubbers to remove the sulphur from the vessel's emissions.
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For later generation contracts used by companies including PT Barasentosa Lestari, PT Intitirta Primasakti, PT Juloi Coal, PT Kalteng Coal, PT Lahai Coal, PT Maruwai Coal, PT Pari Coal, PT Ratah Coal and PT Sumber Barito Coal, the changes come into effect in 2018.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's competition regulator proposed on Thursday cuts of 1.6 billion euros ($1.78 billion) on accumulated returns for power distributors, as well as cuts of 672 million euros on returns from power transport, to come into effect in 2020 and last until 2025.
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The ceasefire, supposed to come into effect on Monday at sundown, "does not realize the minimum goals of its revolutionary people" and would only increase the suffering of the Syrian people, an official for the group identified as Ali al-Omar was shown saying.
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A minister in the prime minister's department, Redzuan Yusof told reporters a travel ban on all arrivals from Denmark would come into effect on Saturday, and this could be extended to other high-risk countries after a briefing with the Prime Minister on Friday.
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U.S. sanctions against Russia tied to a nerve agent attack in Britain, which were announced earlier this month, will come into effect on Monday, the U.S. government said on Friday, adding to the array of economic penalties it has imposed on Moscow in recent years.
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Related: A Contraband Crackdown Is Rattling the Border Between Colombia and Venezuela Once the changes come into effect, high-octane gas will cost 21999 bolivars a liter (a rise of 22013,2550 percent), and low-octane gasoline will cost 20073 bolivar (a rise 22007,22013 percent).
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Last year's decision to end a decades-old ban on women driving cars, set to come into effect next month, has been hailed as proof of a new progressive trend in the deeply conservative Muslim country under reform-minded Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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A bank tax due to come into effect next month is forecast to cost the sector, which includes the local units of Commerzbank , Citigroup, ING, and Raiffeisen , some 4.4 billion zlotys ($1.1 billion) a year, more than a third of its 2015 aggregated estimated net profit.
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The sanctions, under discussion at the European Commission, would include Myanmar's lucrative textile industry and potentially put at risk thousands of jobs there but would not come into effect immediately, giving the EU leverage to stop what the West says is ethnic cleansing of Muslim Rohingya.
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The expansion of pipelines such as Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain and TransCanada's Keystone XL could alleviate some of the transport pressures, but those projects have run into multiple hurdles with environmental groups and local communities, making it difficult to predict when they will come into effect.
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With a little over five months left until stricter marine fuel rules come into effect, shippers such as Singapore's Ocean Tankers that own the very large crude carrier (VLCC) Pu Tuo San have started testing out lower sulphur fuel to prepare their fleet for the transition.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions against Russia tied to a nerve agent attack in Britain, which were announced earlier this month, will come into effect on Monday, the U.S. government said on Friday, adding to the array of economic penalties it has imposed on Moscow in recent years.
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With a little over five months left until stricter marine fuel rules come into effect, shippers such as Singapore's Ocean Tankers that own the very large crude carrier (VLCC) Pu Tuo San have started testing out lower sulfur fuel to prepare their fleet for the transition.
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We believe Chinese automakers have strong incentives to keep dealer inventories under control in 2017 in light of weak demand and new automobile distribution rules that prohibit manufacturers from setting dealer sales targets or pushing inventories to dealers, which come into effect from 1 July 2017.
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While several loopholes exist in the current law and the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that will come into effect in May 2018, none of those would allow Facebook to roll out its automated tool without first getting the express consent of every single user.
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It's not as intense as it is in, say, Western Europe, where a new rule is just about to come into effect which allows people to say you have to opt in rather than opt out, which is what everyone here wants, in the advertising world.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The Irish government on Wednesday agreed to hire 1,000 customs and veterinary officials to deal with new trade rules between Britain and Ireland that are likely to come into effect once Britain's Brexit transition deal ends in March 2021, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said.
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"Contrary to some recent coverage and commentary, MiFID II/MiFIR will come into effect on January 3 2018, there will be no further delay in its implementation," chair of the European Securities and Markets Authority Steven Maijoor said at the FIA's IDX conference in London last week.
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"In situations like DRC and Gabon where the whole country (was) off the grid, there aren't many things the community can do to get people back online unless we organize and provide alternative infrastructure before the shutdowns come into effect," Access Now said in a statement.
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From July 1, 2019, Singapore will extend the mandatory use of MFMs to bunker barges delivering distillate fuels ahead of an expected pick-up in the demand for distillate fuels to meet global caps on sulphur content in bunker fuels which will come into effect from 2020.
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Thus far, the deal has hit potholes on the road to ratification, as a handful of states in mainland Europe have been skeptical of how the deal's investor-state dispute mechanisms — legal tools that could allow corporations to sue governments over their laws — could come into effect.
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Patrick Leblond, senior fellow at the Center for International Governance Innovation, noted that Canada and Europe signed an agreement in principle for a trade pact in the fall of 2013, but that the final deal did not come into effect until September 2017, after almost being derailed.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect from 803, ships will have to use fuel with a sulphur content of 0.5% or less, down from 3.5%, in one of the biggest fuel-spec changes to hit the global shipping and oil refining industries in decades.
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Quoted: "If [new tariffs] come into effect, I think the clear direction that will emerge from this is that manufacturing in the U.S. will be incentivized, or supported by direct or indirect means," Gagan Pal, chief marketing officer of fast-growing Indian photovoltaic manufacturer Adani Solar, told Greentech Media.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect from 2020, ships will have to use fuel with a sulfur content of 0.5% or less, down from 3.5%, in one of the biggest fuel-spec changes to hit the global shipping and oil refining industries in decades.
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Under International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules that come into effect from 2020, ships will have to use fuel with a sulphur content of 0.5% or less, compared with current 3.5%, in one of the biggest fuel-spec changes to hit the global shipping and oil refining industries in decades.
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Rail shipments have dipped from more than 1 million barrels per day in 2014 as a result of the lengthy slump in oil prices, but this month's crash reignited calls for tighter safety regulations even as train operators prepare for new laws, which come into effect in 2018.
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" "Canada has therefore announced, truly more in sorrow than in anger, announced a perfectly reciprocal, measured, dollar for dollar retaliation response" that will come into effect July 1, Freeland said, before adding that "we really are confident that at the end of the day common sense will prevail.
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The new rules, set to come into effect in early April, will introduce a weighting system for calculating a bank's deposits, ranging from 100 percent for the face value of deposits on demand to 190 percent for deposits of over five years, Maaal quoted unnamed sources as saying.
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The Unicef report was released as the Saudi-backed government and the Houthi rebels prepared for a halt to hostilities scheduled to come into effect at midnight on April 280, and for a round of peace talks, the second this year, to start in Kuwait eight days later.
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"The increase in reserve requirements today will apply only to pesos reserves and will be added to another increase of 3 percentage points that went into effect on June 18 and to the additional 2 percentage points that will come into effect on July 18," the statement said.
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"We do not make this decision lightly, but given the uncertainty of these new travel restrictions and when they may come into effect, if at all, we strongly believe that our students should not be placed into these situations of potentially being turned away at the border," Malloy said.
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Just's share price has been hit hard by concerns about the impact of planned changes to capital requirements, due to come into effect at the end of this year, which forced it to delay a annual dividend payment last year and raised worries it would have to raise capital.
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Less than six months before the bill was set to come into effect on July 5, 1948, the BMA's membership voted by a margin of 8 to 1 against the NHS, sparking serious fears within the government that GPs would refuse to come on board, effectively scuppering the NHS.
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A proposed withdrawal agreement negotiated by the EU and former British Prime Minister Theresa May - but rejected by the British parliament - contains a mechanism called a "backstop" that would come into effect if there was a failure to agree a long-term trade deal to keep the border open.
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A proposed withdrawal agreement negotiated by the EU and former British Prime Minister Theresa May - but rejected by the British parliament - contains a mechanism called a "backstop" that would come into effect if there was a failure to agree a long-term trade deal to keep the border open.
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Greece's creditors want the country to legislate an additional €3.6 billion in contingency measures that would come into effect if Athens misses its 2018 budget targets, but Greece has refused to do so, saying the measures would violate domestic law and go beyond the terms of last summer's bailout deal.
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China's timetable will remain challenging, but we believe the Chinese NEV market is set to grow in the next decade as automakers have strong incentives to increase their NEV offerings in China under tighter fuel-economy regulations and the NEV credit scheme likely to come into effect in 2018-2019.
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The exclusion of such companies producing thermal coal and generating electricity from coal was announced on Thursday and will come into effect at the start of next year as part of the fund's strategy to reduce economic risk within its portfolios as coal becomes uncompetitive as a fuel for power generation.
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OTTAWA/TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will turn back asylum seekers who walk over the U.S.-Canada border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday, as economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak intensified and a ban on non-essential travel across the world's longest undefended border was set to come into effect.
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OTTAWA/TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will turn back asylum seekers who walk over the U.S.-Canada border, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday, as economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak intensified and a ban on non-essential travel across the world's longest undefended border was set to come into effect.
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If Japan and the 10 other signatories are to keep the TPP alive, they would need, at the very least, to revise a clause that says the deal will come into effect only when ratified by six countries representing 85 percent of the combined economic value of the 12 original members.
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The new rules are due to come into effect on May 8, meaning Semenya and other affected athletes hoping to compete at the World Athletics Championships in Doha in September would have to start taking medication within a week of that date to lower testosterone levels, in order to race in those events.
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While a new national Charity Law, due to come into effect in September, does purport to ease restrictions on fundraising and provide for tax benefits for registered charities, it is unclear whether labor organizations and other political NGOs will be granted official approval, and restrictions on foreign donations and support remain in place.
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Immigration attorneys and activists worry that, even though President Donald Trump's demands for an elimination of due process for undocumented immigrants may not come into effect, new policies similar to Operation Streamline will eventually be put in place to make it all but impossible for people fleeing violence and terror to gain asylum.
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That makes it likely that most Republican replacement plans, which rely heavily on making insurance skimpier and therefore cheaper, will be scored as taking insurance away from millions of people, spurring public opposition before they come up for a vote and risking still greater public outrage when they actually come into effect.
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In the wake of the Brexit referendum results, the U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority issued a statement explaining that EU laws will still apply to all firms under their jurisdiction, including those which are "still to come into effect" like MIFID II, up until parliament and the ruling government officially trigger a Brexit.
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We all know that we've had a bit of an economic disruption, we've had a bit of a change in monetary policy, we've had a slowdown in the Chinese economy- at a time when many of the financial regulations have changed and come into effect in the United States and other places.
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KeyBanc notes that a "firewall refresh cycle" will likely start in six to nine months, and that new European regulatory standards for all companies handling data in the European Union will come into effect in May 2018 that will create opportunities for vendors specializing in data loss prevention and database activity monitoring.
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EU rules that come into effect in May mean the companies could face the possibility of a one-hour time limit for removing terrorist-related material as well as tough new data privacy rules that come with fines of up to 4 per cent of global turnover, or €20m, whichever is higher.
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"The discussion about tariffs is at a relatively early stage...people really don't see yet any implications in the near term for the outlook because we don't know the extent to which the tariffs will actually come into effect and, if so, how big that effect will be," Powell said following a speech in Chicago.
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Suddenly, almost anything could be on the table, from social insurance to a compulsory levy on estates worth more than a certain amount to a review of the inheritance-tax cut announced by Mr Hammond's predecessor, George Osborne, which was due to come into effect this April at a cost of some £900m a year.
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"We hope that Australia will look at it from a broader bilateral perspective and continue to advance its domestic process so that this extradition treaty can come into effect as soon as possible," said Hua Chunying, a spokeswoman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, when asked in Beijing about the cancellation of the vote.
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The proposal, which would come into effect in 2020, calls for Medicaid patients who are diagnosed with one of five chronic pain conditions, including fibromyalgia, to be tapered off their long-term opioid therapy within a year's time; it would also restrict coverage of opioid prescriptions for new patients with these conditions to a 90-day maximum.
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JAKARTA, July 26 (Reuters) - * Indonesia's trade ministry has decided to postpone for six months the application of rules mandating that coal and crude palm oil export shipments use Indonesian insurers, the country's leading coal industry association said * It would be the second time that the application of the rules, due to come into effect on Aug.
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"First of all, it's important to understand that most of our ad business is search, where we rely on very limited information, essentially what is in the keywords to show a relevant ad or product," he said, while noting that the company plans to update its privacy settings for users as the regulations come into effect in late May.
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The vulnerability of public finances is also heightened in light of the current electoral cycle, which in 1H16 saw the approval of several populist measures, including a new public wage bill due to come into effect August 2016 increasing government spending, as well as a legislative initiative promoted by parliament for further social security contribution cuts.
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LONDON, April 13 (Reuters) - * The International Maritime Organization said it approved on Friday an amendment that would ban ships unequipped to strip sulphur from carrying high-sulphur fuel from 2020 - when new sulphur-content limits come into effect * New 2020 limits cut the amount of sulphur in the fuel that ships worldwide are allowed to use, from 3.5 to 0.5 percent by 2020.
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"At this point, markets are fully pricing in that December tariffs are not going to come into effect," the strategist said, in reference to more duties on Chinese exports to the U.S. In the event of a "positive surprise" such as a rollback of tariffs that were implemented in September, Devesh said the yuan is likely to strengthen to 6.9 per dollar.
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" In an email to STX employees, CEO Robert Simonds wrote: "As many of you know, when Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed the HB 481 "fetal heartbeat" bill into law on May 7th, STX was in pre-production on the film Greenland in Atlanta, GA. While the bill has not yet come into effect, we do not believe it represents the will of the people in Georgia.
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What's next: The law is due to come into effect 90 days after the Legislature adjourns, expected in mid-June, according to AP. The big picture: Another bill that would allow state funding for abortions for Medicaid recipients at an estimated cost of $375,000 a year is before the Maine legislature's appropriations committee for funding consideration, per AP. Go deeper: Where abortion restrictions stand: The states that have passed laws
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" (In fact, new Treasury Department rules that require stronger due diligence on banks to understand who actually owns—or has a controlling interest in—a company only come into effect today, May 11, 2018.) As Sharma says, "Trump and his companies have exercised this practice for many years—it seems that every new project, every product, every new building, he's starting a new company or legal entity to manage it.
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"It is our hope that more people will move to DIY mixing and keep themselves safe and away from cigarettes and we can't think of any better way to promote that than to give away our database along with guides and tools to help," Johnson told me, though he noted that it may be difficult for DIY vapers to buy nicotine after the rules fully come into effect in November.
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The company also said it would revamp the management of its portfolios to remove duplicate layers between Mercedes-Benz and Daimler AG. VOLVO CARS In July 13, Volvo Cars announced plans to cut fixed costs by 2 billion Swedish crowns ($214 million), adding the savings drive - on which it did not provide details - would come into effect in the second half of 2019 and run into the first half of 2020.
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She went on to add, "It is however, not at odds with the countless measures that have been undertaken in the UK and Europe over the last few years to ostracize, shout down, or downright impede the work of RT." The freeze to RT's bank accounts does not appear to come into effect until December 12 although the broadcaster said it had received no explanation as to why Natwest is preparing to sever its ties.
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Although Ireland was left with a surplus of houses after the 2008 crash that halved values, homes have become especially scarce as the economy and population grow faster than anywhere else in the EU. The new regulations, which are similar to those introduced this year in Toronto, will come into effect from June and aim to discourage professional landlords from withdrawing their properties from the long-term rental market in favor of short-term arrangements.
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Multiple officials said that given the large number of people working at the Pentagon, many of them commuting in by public transit, the logistical challenges of installing lockers or other means to allow staff to store their personal cell phones upon entering the building will be the biggest challenge to implementing a ban, casting doubt on its feasibility, with one defense official saying that given all the challenges the ban was unlikely to come into effect.
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S. trade war, Brexit, Fed meeting * U.S. tariffs on $294.22 bln Chinese imports come into effect Monday * Safe haven yen ticks up, Aussie slips, Sterling at 79.743-279.74/270 wk lows By Swati Pandey SYDNEY, Sept 271.48 (Reuters) - The safe haven yen gained on Monday in holiday-thinned trading as China cancelled upcoming tariff talks with the United States, ratcheting up tensions while oil prices jumped after top producers including Russia ruled out boosting crude output.
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