Some countries, specifically Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Angola, are over complying which is compensating OPEC members who are under complying.
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But by decreasing the penalty for complying with the law but still suffering a breach, the changes also make complying more attractive.
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The government has dragged its feet on complying with (or simply violated) previous orders that attempted to limit the ban — but it looks like it's complying with Judge Robart's ruling.
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If you opt to do nothing, you will be complying with the executive order, but courts may decide that you are not complying with the statutes that you are required to implement.
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At the United Nations last year, Mr. Abbas threatened to stop complying with the Palestinian Authority's obligations under the Oslo agreement because, in Mr. Abbas's view, the Israelis were not complying with theirs.
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There's nothing that's inflating faster than the cost of complying.
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By most accounts, Iran was actually complying with the deal.
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My understanding is that we are complying with city rules.
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However, many places, especially temporary festival grounds, have trouble complying.
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The U.S. has said Iran is complying with the treaty.
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Huawei says it is committed to complying with the law.
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But many argue the implications of complying are more insidious.
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Iran's leaders have been divided over complying with the FATF.
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Iran's leaders have been divided over complying with the FATF.
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Iran has stopped complying with major parts of the deal.
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Health department officials insisted they are complying with Democrats' requests.
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Mr. Trump sued the banks to block them from complying.
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Increasingly, United States tech companies are complying with those demands.
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There was zero chance of them complying with that request.
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Puma's spokeswoman said the firm was complying with its covenants.
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So far, no Republicans have shown a strong interest in complying.
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Presumably to reduce the complexity of complying with the new rules.
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States receive federal funding after giving assurance they are complying. Rep.
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So what's the difference in complying, and they kill you anyway.
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And if the VA doesn't do that, it's not complying. Sens.
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After all, the U.K. has been complying with EU regulation already.
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Suspect is on the ground and still not complying with police.
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Myanmar was complying with U.N. resolutions on North Korea, he said.
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There's also the problem of actually tracking whether companies are complying.
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That legislation prohibited European companies from complying with those U.S. statutes.
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By complying with immigration authorities, Garcia knew that deportation was likely.
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And it looks like Molotov is complying as quickly as possible.
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The "Freedom Fee" is a viable means of complying with PAYGO.
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IAEA reports have confirmed that Iran is complying with its commitments.
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The campaign is in the process of complying, the source said.
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But Mr. Trump sued the bank to block it from complying.
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Others assure donors that they're complying fully with all applicable laws.
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Already we're seeing that some companies aren't complying with the law.
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And this group has been complying at a very difficult time.
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States receive federal funding after giving assurance they are complying. Rep.
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The deadline for complying with the sanctions was extended several times.
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EU regulators hit Microsoft with an 899 million euro ($1.1 billion)penalty in 2008 for not complying with a 2004 ruling and another 561 million euro fine in 2013 for not complying with a 2009 decision.
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"At this point, EPA is complying with our requests," the aide said.
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I bet she regrets not complying to California state laws now, huh?!
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Companies must ensure their products "be capable of complying," the bill states.
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We are not surprised when we are retaliated against for not complying.
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The NATO members certified that the U.S. is complying with the treaty.
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That hasn't stopped current and former officials from complying with congressional subpoenas.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency says Iran is complying with the agreement.
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Both documents say they're complying with official guidance from China's regulatory bodies.
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Unfortunately, half of local governments are simply not complying with this rule.
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Additionally, farmers must keep records proving they are complying with label instructions.
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Small businesses should ensure they are complying with all existing tax laws.
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The companies began complying with the new minimum wage after that ruling.
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As of Monday morning, each side acknowledged that the other was complying.
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Meekins wrote that he's fully committed to complying with the court's order.
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Businesses argue that complying with the laws of different states is expensive.
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Anyone with the keys can open any luggage complying with the rules.
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"Support," means actions taken with the intent of complying with a boycott.
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And per at least one poll, people are, by and large, complying.
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The agency has said Iran is complying with the nuclear agreement's provisions.
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A carbon offset is an alternative means of complying with the cap.
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"We're complying with our responsibilities" in migratory matters, he said on Friday.
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In complying with that final edict, Foles does not strut or preen.
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" Although, he added an important qualifier: "while complying with European privacy standards.
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The Trump administration has also said, albeit grudgingly, that Iran is complying.
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After all, TikTok and ByteDance would only be complying with Chinese law.
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Grundler said aggressive enforcement is key to automakers complying with emission rules.
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Non-complying contractors are declared ineligible to contract with the federal government.
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It's complying to the extent that the agency can certify that much.
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So far, the economy is complying with Mr. Trump's re-election message.
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So they've got to know each other and they're complying very well.
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As a result, Facebook sees itself as largely already complying with CCPA.
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But "complying with local law" is now trickier than it once was.
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What access will international inspectors have to ensure North Korea is complying?
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Apple isn't the only company complying with tougher regulations in China either.
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In a statement, CBP said the agency is complying with the investigation.
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In contrast, G7 banks should not face difficulties in complying with NSFR requirements.
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The possibility of Trump not complying with a congressional investigation raises further questions.
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Police say North Korea is not complying with its request to question them.
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"Yes, sir," he replies, while trying to explain that he had been complying.
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This is the first instance of Netflix complying with a government takedown demand.
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Out of an abundance of caution we are complying with the FDA's request.
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"We're complying fully and cooperating fully with the Department of Justice," he said.
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The charities said not complying with the promises was a result of oversights.
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The company has been complying and will comply all applicable laws and regulations.
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Hutchinson's schedule would have prevented the parole board from complying with state law.
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Google has denied any wrongdoing and say they're committed to complying with GDPR.
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So, it's more likely that Nilekani was just complying with the new law.
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Google told BuzzFeed News that it is simply complying with India's obscenity laws.
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The department will instead work with colleges on complying with web accessibility laws.
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But complying blocks financial channels seen as vital to saving the nuclear deal.
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Automakers want a nationwide standard to reduce costs for complying with the measure.
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"We are complying with every investigation in terms of being open," he added.
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TC: Why did the NSA have so much trouble complying with court rules?
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"I don't think it is a case of parents not complying," she says.
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The charges also include not complying with laws and calling for unauthorized marches.
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By complying with this order, ARM Holdings foregoes a huge chunk of revenue.
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In this case, however, complying with Thailand's lèse-majesté is very much deliberate.
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U.S. officials have not yet said whether Beijing is complying with the agreement.
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A U.S. decision to postpone the deadline for complying with sanctions to Oct.
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Clinton's election prospects as opposed to complying with the Freedom of Information Act.
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Complying with a notice is voluntary, but media outlets sometimes do follow them.
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It's simply the complexity of complying with the federal tax code that's challenging.
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Additionally, we are complying with all local and state restaurant restrictions, where applicable.
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Complying with the stricter World Health Organization standards instead would yield 4.1 years.
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I'd rather do that through people complying with the cease and desist notices.
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Trump's lawyers will probably try to avoid complying with the subpoena, Vladeck said.
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Android app stores in China have been complying with the regulation since 2016.
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It has a long history of complying with what the Chinese government orders.
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He was released only after complying with the request to unlock his phone.
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In March, regulators hit Google with a roughly $112,000 fine for not complying.
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Blumenthal asserted that the Pentagon has no process for complying with that law.
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His office said by posting the information, it was complying with state law.
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In the second half, they will be scrutinizing how well they are complying.
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Goodarzi and Lin said they don't see any issues complying with those regulations.
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Zakharova said Moscow was rigorously complying with U.N. sanctions on North Korea nonetheless.
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That, in turn, undercuts IAEA findings that Iran is complying with the deal.
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Haley blasted Iran for not complying with the terms of the nuclear agreement.
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AMC responded by complying with the group's requests and apologizing for what happened.
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A newlywed Denny's manager was shot dead despite reportedly complying with robbers' demands
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"OMB officials … will not be complying with deposition requests," Vought tweeted on Oct.
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Gavin Newsom put on notice for not complying with their affordable housing plans.
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But if they're complying with it, I think we should stay in it.
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No one, including media organizations, should be exempt from complying with the law.
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Instead of complying, the promoters decided to cancel ... at least that's NYC's take.
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And, according to a Disney spokesman, the company is just complying with federal law.
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We have committed to complying with the decision and we fully intend doing that.
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It is the ease of complying with the law—not enforcement—which guarantees compliance.
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Many argue that complying with the FBI could also be deleterious for tech businesses.
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These cops and prosecutors would lack jurisdiction to charge someone complying with local rules.
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In his Tuesday letter, Markey voices concerns that YouTube isn't complying with these guidelines.
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For China, the cost of complying with U.S. sanctions is likely to be high.
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He can order the Justice Department and FBI start complying with the transparency law.
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The experts agreed that Iran was complying and that its nuclear activities were contained.
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In a statement, Reliance said it will be "fully complying" with the regulator's advice.
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But they would not say if the tech firms were complying with their requests.
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Sheryl Sandberg: So GDPR, I think we've done a very good job complying with.
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"With heavy hearts we are complying with the order," foster father Rusty Page says.
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By comparison, there is nothing fast, easy, and affordable about complying with the MFA.
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The mall employee reportedly responded by saying "someone isn't complying" and got another guard.
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More than a dozen have passed laws explicitly forbidding their license issuers from complying.
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"I remain committed to complying with my ethics agreement," Ross said in a statement.
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The school district says in a statement that they are complying with the investigation.
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But over the years, immigration authorities were not fully complying with the Flores settlement.
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NY Waterway, a private company, said it was complying with the Coast Guard's investigation.
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The government maintained in the filing that it is complying with the judge's orders.
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This denigrates the character of the people for not complying with an imposed ideology.
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Conversely, if the rebellion is widespread enough, Apple may be able to avoid complying.
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Airbnb does not have a good record complying with local laws, according to Wachsmuth.
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Google has made changes but some competitors say it's not complying with the decision.
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In October, Trump declined to certify that Iran was complying with the nuclear agreement.
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We have every intention of complying with the law, even as we challenge it.
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After all, these spaces are underfunded and complying with building codes isn't exactly easy.
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TikTok is also complying with the ruling by making significant changes to its app.
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The Beliebers are complying with his demand, hence countless tweets aimed at Hollywood Life.
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But to me it's not about doing better, it's about complying with the law.
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California's attorney general revealed he's investigating Facebook, and says it's not complying with subpoenas.
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In October, Trump declined to certify that Iran was complying with the nuclear deal.
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"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," the Google spokesperson said.
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City officials said logistical issues prevented the housing authority from complying until this year.
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Chipotle workers in New York say the company isn't complying with sick leave laws.
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In an interview with Business Insider, Allred said he had every intention of complying.
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Perry is facing a Friday deadline for complying with a subpoena from House Democrats.
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"We've received the attorney general's letter and are complying," said Tor Ekeland, Clearview's lawyer.
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Take Shutterstock, which has come under great fire for complying with China's great firewall.
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Complying with just one of those requirements — penetration testing — can cost $30,000, Schmidt said.
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The IAEA certified that Iran was complying with the deal as recently as August.
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The cost of complying with the regulations depends crucially on the price of oil.
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In the most recent report, for January-March, IFT said mobile arm Telcel and fixed line unit Telnor were complying with rules on connecting users to subscribers of other networks, and that Telnor was complying with regards to opening its network to competitors.
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In the most recent report, for January-March, IFT said mobile arm Telcel and fixed line unit Telnor were complying with rules on connecting users to subscribers of other networks, and that Telnor was complying with regards to opening its network to competitors.
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He faces a mid-October deadline for certifying that Iran is complying with the pact.
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The arresting officers believed they were complying with a criminal warrant issued by a judge.
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"You have to be going full bore in complying with the DOL rule," said Bloom.
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Justice Samuel Alito says that Ohio is complying with the 1993 National Voter Registration Act.
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"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," a Google spokesperson said Monday.
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If some exporters are complying more enthusiastically than others, the deal risks gradually falling apart.
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Under the Obama administration, prosecutors said pot businesses complying with state rules would be tolerated.
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"Complying with the law is not optional," House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings, D-Md.
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The Russians are complying with New START, and they have expressed interest in its extension.
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"We are complying fully with the obligation to observe the cease-fire agreement," Lt.-Gen.
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Apple, Airbnb, Evernote, LinkedIn, and Uber are all complying with the law, the report said.
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YouTube is closer to complying with the rules, although it still falls short on transparency.
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A sharp rise in regulation and complying with it is a major drag on productivity.
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If the Loop system were designated a road tunnel instead, complying would be even harder.
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Last month, a government panel cleared 23 of those mines for complying with state regulations.
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The same day, the EPA had reassured Flint that it was complying with federal regulations.
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It's ironic they aren't complying with what they preach to be so important in policing.
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The spokesperson also said the company's stance was that 8Chan was complying with legal requirements.
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A Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman said the federal government is complying with the injunction.
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In December, WhatsApp was briefly also blocked in Brazil after not complying with court orders.
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Some jurisdictions have also been barred by the courts from complying with certain federal requests.
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The Trump administration is now expected to certify that Iran is complying to the deal.
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Individual facilities will spend an estimated $28503,22019 complying with the rule in the first year.
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The IAEA did not mention Trump's refusal to certify Iran was complying with the agreement.
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Suckling, though, said the CBD doesn't plan on complying with Bishop's document and information requests.
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The women claim they were blackmailed into complying, as DOS has compromising information about them.
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Analysts have estimated the cost of complying with the new standards at $12,000 a vehicle.
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The IAEA has repeatedly found Iran to be complying with the terms of the pact.
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Officials with the offices named in the warrants told the AP that they are complying.
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But overall, complying with the new rules will be good for business, according to Combemale.
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Even while complying with what most Americans (and American courts) consider "professional" and "appropriate," Mrs.
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Mendonça highlighted concern that Vale is not complying with obligations applied after the Samarco tragedy.
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Complying with not punching people in the face, in practice, is voluntary and self-enforcing.
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Apple says complying would create a dangerous "backdoor" that could expose all iPhones to hackers.
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The cost of complying with regulatory and administrative burdens is consuming time, funds, and resources.
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The bills would extend existing civil penalties for complying with boycott requests from foreign countries.
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"If businesses are not complying with this order, we will shut them down," Brown said.
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Dear Heloise: Many scammers rely on fear to force people into complying with their demands.
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The European Union has passed a law forbidding European companies from complying with American sanctions.
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Instead of complying with the court order, Mr. Yameen's security forces began arresting more people.
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"We're complying with all the CDC and Department of Health Guidelines," Shah told BuzzFeed News.
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Mobile network operators said they were complying with the mandatory biometric registration of SIM cards.
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"We must thank Facebook for cooperating with us and complying with Thai law," he said.
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And he all but said Iran had no intention of complying with the nuclear deal.
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And some European countries have proposed workarounds to help Iran while complying with U.S. policy.
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In response, Iran stopped complying last May with some commitments in the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Congress has requested that the executive branch certify every 90 days whether Iran is complying.
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" Language is highlighted in the article noting that "the penalties for not complying are severe.
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Huawei has said it is committed to complying with laws and regulations where it operates.
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Individual facilities will spend an estimated $62,900 complying with the rule in the first year.
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Uber is complying and T-Mobile is trying, but first: a cartoon about influencer beginnings.
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He is expected to once again say that Tehran is not complying with the deal.
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Complying, even with an inapplicable law, is quite literally the least the company can do.
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Today, technological advances have significantly reduced retailers' costs of complying with multiple states' tax laws.
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But his administration re-certified that Iran is complying with the nuclear deal in April.
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PG&E has said complying with the judge's proposal could cost up to $150 billion.
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Of those, 20,211 were shut down and 259,22.5 suspended operations until complying with environmental standards.
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Of those, 20163,22016 were shut down and 230,2000 suspended operations until complying with environmental standards.
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Executives at some large banks have said privately that they don't want Dodd-Frank to be scrapped entirely because they have spent tens of millions of dollars complying with the law and would have to spend a lot of money complying with a new law.
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The DoL outlined that Google isn't burdened by its request, nor is complying interrupting its business.
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Dr. Price is fully complying with the recommendations put forth by the Office of Government Ethics.
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Incomplete and/or inaccurate entries and entries not complying with all rules are subject to disqualification.
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As of this spring, the IAEA certified that Iran was still complying with the 23.67% limit.
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He said the black market continues to undercut legal businesses that are complying with state regulations.
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Lawson ordered government to show him how it is complying with his order by December 16.
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The company also had trouble complying with environmental rules requiring the blending of ethanol into gas.
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Now China's blacklist could target those same companies, penalizing them for complying with the US ban.
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"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," a Google spokesperson said on Monday.
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Increased uranium enrichment In response, Iran announced it would stop fully complying with the nuclear deal.
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Bathrooms are already dangerous spaces for trans people without the added burden of complying with HB2.
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Such savings help with another priority for the shipping industry; complying with new climate-change targets.
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But complying with an order after you fight it — how is that going to do it?
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But small refineries can apply for waivers if they demonstrate that complying would cause them hardship.
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For architects, complying with building codes means navigating labyrinthine layers of regulations that vary between municipalities.
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Taking an ethical approach, rather than complying with minimal legal requirements, would build trust with customers.
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Right now, industries in Canada largely self-regulate when it comes to complying with privacy law.
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In other words, companies run the risk of being investigated for not complying with transparency rules.
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It provides compensation for reasonable costs that businesses may incur when complying with a court order.
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Friday's release of these case files is the first major step in complying with that directive.
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In general, complying with the rule includes a written arrangement between the adviser and outside solicitor.
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It's important to keep in mind that other countries are not complying with their commitments anyway.
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Beyond complying with COPPA going forward and deleting stored data at the request of parents, Musical.
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When asked, more than 60 percent of parents said they were complying with the new recommendations.
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You know that they are not fully complying with the European Union requirements and so on.
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The deal is actively improving the international security situation, because Iran is complying with the agreement.
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Unfortunately, that money is spent complying with rules concocted in Washington, D.C. Change is in order.
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McCrory argues that complying with the federal law in and of itself was the compelling interest.
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It's not just the cost of complying with regulations that creates a rub for small businesses.
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The US must certify to Congress every 90 days that Iran is complying with the deal.
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Those companies at least can afford the cost of complying with (or avoiding) Europe's copyright proposals.
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Drones help fill that gap, ensuring that companies are fully complying with China's environmental protection laws.
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Telecommunications companies would have faced fines in excess of $100,85033 for not complying with the block.
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Seattle, like all cities, also faces hurdles in complying with federal data-storage and confidentiality rules.
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A United Nations watchdog reported in August that Iran was still complying with the nuclear deal.
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We have to stop complying to the doubts in our heads and start following our hearts.
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And there will be clashes over whether the administration is complying with the demands from Congress.
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The EU said on Monday that it would "forbid" European entities from complying with the sanctions.
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The companies argue that complying with a patchwork of 22019 different state rules would be unworkable.
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The company claimed complying with the program known as the Renewable Fuel Standard was too expensive.
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Both the FISC and Congress oversee how well the government is complying with its minimization procedures.
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Instead of complying with that ruling, George W. Bush's Environmental Protection Agency ran out the clock.
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The State Department is also complying with the order and reversed its revocation of 60,000 visas.
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The judge agreed to a monitoring period of nine months to make sure Texas was complying.
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"The Iranians have realized that complying with the deal is in their interests," one diplomat said.
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They complained he wasn't complying -- and then he allegedly ran down their mother with his car.
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The president must certify to Congress that Iran is complying with the deal every 90 days.
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A United Nations watchdog said late last month that Iran is still complying with the accord.
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ZTE has said it is cooperating with investigators and is committed to complying with the law.
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Police began checking that bars and clubs were complying with the order to close at midnight.
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Qatar is still complying with its commitments and has not seen oil and gas shipments interrupted.
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Complying with the regulations could also hamper Semenya in the 800-meter race, her strongest event.
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Despite this, Trump is expected declare this week that Iran is not complying with the pact.
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In complying with these cuts, OPEC is looking to flip the crude oil curve into backwardation.
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The company is complying with requests to aid the discovery process in the ongoing criminal investigation.
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Tehran then stopped complying on May 8 with some of its commitments under the nuclear deal.
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However, it's apparent that not all dioceses have a history of complying fully with investigative bodies.
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Businesses will see costs of complying with regulations rise and consumers will see the direct effects.
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Those high costs depend on many factors, but complying with complex regulation is a major contributor.
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A business might be able to avoid ever complying with the ADA or facing a lawsuit.
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Changes in Chinese law must be part of "Phase Two" to ensure that China is complying.
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But as I said, as a whole we are satisfied that OPEC is complying 100 percent.
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It also said that complying with the request for documents would violate the country's own laws.
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Complying would also set a precedent that endangers global encryption and online privacy, the company says.
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The administration acknowledged that Tehran was complying with a deal to rein in its nuclear program.
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Trump also blocked his top aides from complying with congressional subpoenas to testify in the investigation.
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Trump's decision to decertify Iran as complying with the JCPOA is undoubtedly a high-risk decision.
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Instead of complying with the law, these refineries were gambling that they could game the system.
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After failing to disclose, bond issuers were falsely telling investors they were complying with disclosure obligations.
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Officials from both agencies have since acknowledged that they did not begin complying until January 2018.
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"As far as we know, the executive is complying" with court orders, Yale's Heather Gerken says.
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"Christie had no intention of complying with the president's request that he contact Comey," Mueller wrote.
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STUDY: COMPLYING WITH IRS PAPERWORK TO COST $409 BILLION: Americans will spend more than 8.9 billion hours complying with paperwork from the Internal Revenue Service this year, which will result in $409 billion of lost productivity, according to a study released Wednesday by the Tax Foundation.
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Complying with casually drafted Chinese regulations can give rise to liability at home, sometimes even criminal liability.
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Russia is also complying with the agreed production cuts, according to the country's energy minister Alexander Novak.
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It would be difficult to ensure that the group assigned to drink green tea daily was complying.
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Rather than complying with the court's full list of conditions, however, Schneider wants to do the time.
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Prosecutors say Mack's accusers claim they were blackmailed into complying, as DOS has compromising information about them.
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"The Navy is complying with the judge's order," naval base spokesman Brian O'Rourke said in a statement.
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The company is currently subject to a $50,000 per day penalty for not complying with the subpoena.
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Bloomberg writes:Brune is now dealing with blow-back within his own organization for complying with Musk's requests.
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For the amount of press the company got though, complying with Wilkerson's nuggets demand sounds like bargain.
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The unlisted bank said last month that it was complying with all requirements to prevent illegal transactions.
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"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," a company spokesperson said in a statement.
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THAT IS GOING TO FREE UP SOME RESOURCES THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO SPEND COMPLYING WITH REGULATION.
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The department, complying with a judge's order, has released more than 52,000 emails from Clinton's private server.
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In August the European Union enacted a "blocking regulation" that prohibits European firms from complying with them.
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By not complying with the EU, the U.K. will inhibit its access to a primary data stream.
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While all other permitted scooter and bike companies are complying with our rules — Uber has repeatedly refused.
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"The Company is dedicated to complying with all relevant Google policies, GDPR, laws and regulations," it said.
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Extortion remains common, and threats of violence can be enough to frighten people into complying—or fleeing.
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The state of play: Last month, the companies reduced their relationship with Deripaska, complying with U.S. requirements.
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The September preliminary injunction noted that complying with Section 1373 was a condition of receiving the grants.
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International inspectors recently declared that Iran is complying with the agreement to constrain its nuclear-weapons programme.
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Complying with regulations and requirements for protecting PHI requires a combination of robust privacy and security strategies.
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Many growers are put off by the cost of complying, for benefits that often do not materialise.
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But that doesn't mean that Apple monitors apps to make sure they are complying at all times.
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Yet complying with Rule 611 means brokers have little choice but to track prices on every platform.
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Orascom said its associate Koryolink would continue telecommunications operations in North Korea while complying with the sanctions.
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Overall, it seems like Facebook is complying with the letter of GDPR law, but with questionable spirit.
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Officials in Philadelphia, Milwaukee County and Cook County said they believed they were complying with immigration laws.
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PES filed for bankruptcy in January, citing the high cost of complying with the nation's biofuels obligations.
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The burden over time of complying with regulation—applying for permits, for instance—is only partly responsible.
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Facebook wouldn't merely be responsible to the government for technically complying with new fines, oversight or liability.
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ICO trading has been frozen on exchanges, and exchanges are complying with government demands to offer refunds.
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Curaleaf is fully committed to complying with FDA requirements for all of the products that it markets.
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Companies face no penalty for not complying with the Act, let alone for weak anti-slavery efforts.
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But it allows the EPA to exempt smaller plants if they show complying would cause financial hardship.
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He'll also have to decide whether to certify that Iran is complying with the 2015 nuclear deal.
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And all of this was done legally and while complying with the platform requirements at that time.
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Experts tell Axios that complying with the law is a daunting and expensive task for many companies.
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Koskinen appeared before congressional committees this week and said complying with the GAO recommendations was a priority.
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Ethical companies in today's big data era are doing more than just complying with data protection legislation.
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" Nadler said: "The president has no lawful basis for preventing these witnesses from complying with our request.
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Trump argued that complying with the deal unfairly put a burden on the U.S. economy and workers.
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Facebook is not even complying with the spirit of current EU data protection law on data downloads.
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"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," a company spokesperson wrote in an email.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency has also repeatedly found that Iran is complying with the nuclear deal.
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Some firms, such as Merrill Lynch, have announced they would begin complying with the rule either way.
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Complying with the order to stop selling product to it would be immaterial to its bottom line.
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Many of our public universities have also been found balking at complying with state open records laws.
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Complying with existing Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) can be difficult or impossible for advanced designs.
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Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) will soon introduce, almost certainly will be viewed as complying with these principles.
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The U.N.'s nuclear watchdog agency said late last month that Iran is complying with the pact.
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Trump has twice previously -- and grudgingly -- been forced to certify that Iran is complying with its terms.
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They should definitely be focused on ensuring their senior level officials are complying with ethics laws first.
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Despite those expectations, Trump has certified twice since taking office that Iran is complying with the agreement.
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Prices climbed on supply worries as China has shuttered steel mills for not complying with environmental rules.
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Releasing the tension would be hard too, because that would look like complying with Mr. Putin's legislation.
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Power plants would have had to start complying with those requirements by as early as November 22019.
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But the program is voluntary and there is no external check to make sure companies are complying.
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The distributions, combined with a shift in U.S. energy economics, made complying with the RFS a challenge.
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The agreement allows the U.S. and Russia to conduct thorough inspections to ensure the other is complying.
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We will fix it and find another way to serve our customers while complying with the law.
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Deutsche Bank reiterated that it was confident of complying with bank regulators' demands regarding its capital cushion.
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That's more than a year of having to check in and check out and complying with curfews.
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But union officials said that only a minority of the supermarkets, mostly the big chains, were complying.
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He later said the city wasn't using corrosion control but was still complying with the EPA's requirements.
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After consulting with FEMA, the city ultimately concluded that the proposal "shall absolve the applicant from complying."
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The committee's chairman, Tom Lantos, berated Mr. Yang's contention that Yahoo was complying with ordinary law enforcement.
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Ms. Dallaire said Dr. Davis-Boutte was not complying with requests for information about infection control practices.
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So as long as a business is complying with state law, it has nothing to worry about.
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It was unclear as of Wednesday evening whether the Trump administration plans to block Hill from complying.
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This limitation already creates an incentive for inaccessible businesses to wait until they are sued before complying.
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A minority said they would proactively investigate whether companies were complying and sanction the most glaring violations.
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Instead of complying, he waged a legal battle to invalidate Mueller's authority to act as a prosecutor.
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Some other witnesses are complying with the committee's requests for documents, while others are not, sources said.
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Complying also sets a precedent that threatens all encrypted devices, and thus human rights, Apple supporters argue.
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This limited focus also makes it easier to verify that firms are complying with the tax code.
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Can the public really believe that the Labor Department will enforce compliance at firms that resist complying?
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Not complying with treatment requirements could be grounds to deny an early release on parole, Johnson said.
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His own data, he added, indicates that campaigns are complying with finance laws far more than before.
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The cost of complying with stringent federal rules is "not as intimidating as it was," McIntyre said.
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Cooper proceeded to list various threats lawmakers had made about possible consequences for not complying with subpoenas.
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A Deutsche Bank spokesman declined to comment on its plans for complying with the consumer relief requirement.
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We have to follow up on protocol and why are the states not complying with this law.
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In both cases, Mr. Trump sued to stop Mazars from complying with subpoenas for his financial records.
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They complained he wasn't complying -- and then he allegedly ran down Khalid's mother, Haifa, with his car.
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According to the playbook, it will eventually claim that Yahoo is not complying with these information requests.
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So Republican negotiators brushed him off -- and made clear they were technically complying with the administration's request.
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The penalty for not complying is a 200 percent fine on the value of any additional holdings.
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JL: The IAEA has been regularly reporting on Iran's compliance, and Iran is complying with the deal.
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The IAEA has repeatedly confirmed that Iran is complying with all of its obligations under the deal.
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But female inmates and advocates tell VICE News that facilities across the country are still not complying.
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Trump, his adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka, and the Trump Organization are seeking a preliminary injunction to prevent Deutsche Bank complying with subpoenas from the House Financial Services Committee and the House Intelligence Committee, and Capital One from complying with a subpoena from the Financial Services Committee.
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Trump, his adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka, and the Trump Organization had sought a preliminary injunction to prevent Deutsche Bank complying with subpoenas from the House Financial Services Committee and the House Intelligence Committee, and Capital One from complying with a subpoena from the Financial Services Committee.
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"What the president has said is that in his judgment, Iran is not complying, and then he has asked a group in the White House to provide him with justification, with intelligence to support his preconceived notion that Iran is not complying with the nuclear deal," Cohen said.
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And the D.N.C. has identified neither privilege nor burden that would prevent them from complying with the Subpoena.
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Complying with requests seems to beget more requests, and anyway, Pandora's box was opened a long time ago.
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In May of this year, Chinese messaging app WeChat was blocked for not complying with the registration request.
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Under the RFS, refiners must earn or purchase blending credits to prove they are complying with the regulation.
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European airlines are already complying, the site wrote:The U.S. carriers affected by the mandate — American Airlines Group Inc.
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Complying with city regulations, like no-riding zones or speed limits can also be controlled through the software.
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Additionally, reports claim the company is compromising its core principles by complying with repressive censorship mandates from China.
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The company must also pay the costs of the FDA's future efforts to ensure that it is complying.
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That person would analyze whether the company is complying with the FTC's order and Facebook's own privacy policies.
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Another incentive lies in the battle against climate change, because complying with NOx emissions regulation adds to costs.
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We look forward to complying and interacting with the FDA over the coming weeks and resolving this crisis.
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Apple put $16 billion into a Dublin escrow account to start complying with a European Commission tax order.
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The moves caused a split with European allies, who had tried to keep Iran complying with the agreement.
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Banks complain that they must send reams of data to regulators daily to show that they are complying.
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A year later, it would put those plans on hold citing difficulties in complying with Apple's strenuous requirements.
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Amazon India told the publication that it is complying with local laws, and is doing a detailed evaluation.
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Earlier this week, he called out the utility in a statement to local reporters for not yet complying.
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A spokesperson for the Commission confirmed it had received information from Google pertaining to complying with the ruling.
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Trump bailed on that deal this spring, despite a good amount of evidence Iran was complying with it.
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There are now more than 21973 banks and 22011 mutual funds around the world complying with Islamic principles.
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The government may be able to persuade the court that it can spray safely, complying with its ruling.
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Connolly and Cummings warned Wednesday that not complying with subpoenas could put administration officials in grave legal trouble.
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Turnbull said he discussed the South China Sea with Xi, and the importance of complying with international law.
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The employer mandate — not only costs of insurance, but complying with the new system — should be a priority.
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The Royal Bank of Canada is in the process of complying with the subpoena, according to a source.
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"So many people and businesses are stressing over complying with GDPR," says Acton Smith, co-founder of Calm.
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Still, Google wasn't complying with Apple's rules either, and it has now disabled the iOS version of Screenwise.
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The company added that its telecommunications associate Koryolink would continue operations in North Korea while complying with sanctions.
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Small refineries can be exempted from the RFS if they prove that complying would cause them financial strain.
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Mr Cook says complying with the FBI's request would have dangerous consequences, and is refusing to do so.
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Why: ICE described the operation as a way of ensuring 7-Eleven is complying with law, per WaPo.
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Complying with them is voluntary on the part of automotive and hardware manufacturers, as well as app developers.
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That buying frenzy fueled criticism among refiners who complained about the additional cost of complying with government mandates.
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This is the latest push by refiners to move the responsibility of complying with the program further downstream.
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Nearly one-third of small-business owners spend more than 80 hours each year complying with federal regulations.
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Poor countries know better than to undermine their struggling economies by complying with voluntary pledges to cut carbon.
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He was found guilty of NONViolent offenses and served his time complying with all prison guidelines and procedures.
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Complying could cost firms as much as $31 billion over the next decade, according to Labor Department estimates.
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People will spend 2.6 billion hours complying with individual tax returns, costing $99 billion, according to the study.
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That's not how complying with a congressional subpoena works, and it's well past time the department stops stonewalling.
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On Tuesday he was charged with felony bail jumping for not complying with the terms of the bond.
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Asked whether China was complying with UN resolutions on North Korea, Tillerson said the country was in compliance.
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The F.T.C. conducts undercover inspections each year to see if funeral homes are complying with its disclosure rule.
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The president must certify to Congress every three months that Iran is complying with the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The United States does have a history of complying with the judgments of the International Court of Justice.
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Cook also warned that complying would set a dangerous precedent for personal privacy, effectively broadening the FBI's authority.
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Google said Monday it was committed to complying with the "significant new obligations for the ecosystem" under GDPR.
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In a statement, the company said it was committed to complying with laws and regulations where it operated.
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But the administration will offer a nearly four-month window for truckers to start complying with the rule.
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Even if their products did not cause problems, they may now have to spend money complying with regulations.
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Greece has been complying with its creditors' demands, it has avoided political crises and it is growing again.
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The White House barred former counsel Don McGahn from complying with a subpoena to testify on Capitol Hill.
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Nobody could figure out how they were complying and their engine technology is very similar to everybody else's.
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But for now, he said, DJI is complying with requests from the Chinese government to hand over data.
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The report comes as Trump weighs whether to certify to Congress that Iran is complying with the agreement.
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Complying with the request would also likely lead to "hundreds" of more demands from law enforcement, Apple said.
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The capital injection at Banco Pan was aimed at boosting its loan book and complying with capital requirements.
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For the past few years, the percentage of children granted exemptions from complying with immunization schedules has grown.
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Alvarez said on Friday that the bank had made significant progress last year in complying with regulatory requirements.
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Lastly, Zenefits has been under fire for operating in a highly regulated insurance industry without complying with regulations.
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More than three years later, U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon congratulated Novartis for successfully complying with the reforms.
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About 18,000 people in Arkansas have lost Medicaid coverage since last summer for not complying with the requirements.
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The anniversary comes as the state begins complying with a new law permitting concealed firearms inside university buildings.
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But for the most part, people in the city seem to be complying with the order, Breed said.
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U.S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber ruled that the city could suffer "irreparable harm" by complying with the requirements.
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Trey Gowdy (R-SC) blasted Apple for flouting the law, by not complying with Magistrate Judge Pym's order.
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In addition to complying with COPPA, GDPR and other local regulations, Apple sets out some explicit guard rails.
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Boeing said it was complying and was working with the supplier to improve the design of the nut.
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The agency's periodic reports since the accord took effect have shown that Iran is complying with its terms.
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The automaker said administrative areas will continue normal activities, while complying with any directives from the Italian government.
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"We complied, and within 14 hours of complying we were rushing our son to the hospital," she said.
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Emerald City Comic Con organizers say they are complying with CDC guidance in their preparation for the event.
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In response, Trump's defense team said they had a valid legal rationale for not complying with Democratic requests.
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Exporters could face other barriers including complying with EU standards for goods such as food and electrical products.
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Firms that do move operations would almost certainly have to keep complying with Solvency II in some form.
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House Democrats are threatening to subpoena Juul for not complying with its investigation into the youth vaping epidemic.
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The banks' real concern is that complying with the rule is very cumbersome and that it hurts profits.
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The Federal Reserve earlier this year restricted its growth until it demonstrates it is complying with bank regulations.
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Trump wants a judge to temporarily enjoin Mazars from complying with the subpoena while the case is adjudicated.
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But even before those changes are finalized, BSEE's waivers are allowing companies to skip complying with them anyway.
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Rather than complying with the standard by installing available technology and limiting their wasteful habits, drillers on Feb.
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We are providing all documentation and materials requested in the case and are complying with all hearing procedures.
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Trump said the order will solve an "impossible situation" for businesses when it comes to complying with regulations.
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Refiners are responsible for complying with this mandate, which is tracked with credits called Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs).
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The mechanism stops European companies from complying with the U.S. sanctions unless they have authorization from the Commission.
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According to defense briefs, the judge was complying with established policy at the Newton courthouse at the time.
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" Chipotle, however, said it is committed to "complying with all laws, rules and regulations pertinent to our business.
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She found a way for President Trump to say Iran is not complying without immediately killing the accord.
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"This grandfathering should significantly reduce the burden of complying with the requirements," the Fed said in a statement.
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This includes applying for export licenses, when they are required, and complying strictly with their terms and conditions.
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Banks pay attention to details, complying with regulations to prevent money-laundering, terrorist financing, tax avoidance and counterfeiting.
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And the IAEA has repeatedly confirmed that Iran is complying with all of its obligations under the deal.
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What's weird about Trump's decision is that he presented no evidence that Iran wasn't complying with its obligations.
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Under US law, Trump has until October 15 to certify that Iran is complying with the nuclear deal.
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Trump, his adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka, and the Trump Organization had sought a preliminary injunction to prevent Deutsche Bank complying with the subpoenas from the House Financial Services Committee and the House Intelligence Committee, and Capital One from complying with a subpoena from the Financial Services Committee.
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The surge has two explanations: the rising cost of complying with emissions regulations and the falling cost of batteries.
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Mr. Conrad's recent tenure was rocked by lapses in complying with health insurance regulations in several of Zenefits' markets.
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We're all about holding financial companies, large financial companies, accountable for complying with the law and treating people fairly.
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The social network is not completely opposed to complying with national regulations when it comes to rules like this.
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Meanwhile, oil prices were slightly higher on Tuesday following reports that OPEC countries are complying with a production freeze.
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The USADA says that for the most part, UFC athletes have been very good about complying with its policies.
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In September, Amazon announced a new incentive system that rewarded companies for complying with the Frustration-Free Packaging guidelines.
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"This agreement with California provides regulatory stability while reducing CO22012 more than complying with two different standards," it said.
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"Today, the court's message was clear: complying with Article I of the Constitution is not optional for President Obama."
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EU officials say Turkey's post-coup crackdown on civil rights has taken it further from complying with EU membership.
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Agencies do not systematically track the costs and expense of complying with NEPA (a common problem in environmental statutes).
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The FOJ is also complying with the Justice Department's request that assets be frozen at one of the banks.
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"This agreement with California provides regulatory stability while reducing CO53 more than complying with two different standards," it said.
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California's Public Utilities Commission said Monday it would investigate whether utilities are complying with shutoff rules, and California Gov.
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" The responses: "The automakers say they are merely complying with local laws, which apply only to alternative energy vehicles.
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First, he ruled out military cooperation with Russia until it can "prove itself" capable of complying with international law.
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He was found guilty of NON Violent offenses and served his time complying with all prison guidelines and procedures.
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The settlement ended a federal investigation into whether some 70 U.S. institutions, including Notre Dame, were complying with Obamacare.
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In 1996 it deployed regulation that effectively blocked European companies from complying with U.S. strictures over Cuba and Iran.
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And the best way to refuse complying to these orders would have been to make those things technically impossible.
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Navalny and others have criticized Instagram for complying to what they call a politically motivated move to silence him.
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We update imagery by prioritizing areas that are most popular with users while complying with local and federal laws.
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"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," a Google spokesperson said in a statement to Axios.
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Its record of complying with rulings against it is no worse than those of America and the European Union.
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The company believes that complying with these requests would be a betrayal of customers' trust and damage its reputation.
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In California, utilities are responsible for fires traced to their equipment whether or not they are complying with regulations.
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Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, said the SEC decision was about complying with the constitution, not infringing on press freedom.
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However, Apple is right to be concerned that complying could trigger an avalanche of requests and potential privacy concerns.
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But small refineries can be exempted from the RFS if they prove that complying would cause them financial strain.
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Right now, the organization is not complying with the Title X changes, and instead operating on limited emergency funds.
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Trump's order on Obamacare tells agencies to reduce "burdens" of the policy, for example, while complying with the law.
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It would allow banks to choose between complying with the law or holding a much higher amount of capital.
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In 2015, a federal judge blasted the agency for not complying with public records requests from a conservative group.
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The time to start complying with grant conditions is now, before the first dollar of federal money is disbursed.
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The bloc has forbidden European companies from complying with the U.S. sanctions on Iran, which America reimposed in May.
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In the videos, more officers arrived and found the suspects on the ground, complying with the first officer's commands.
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The IAEA has provided the facts: Iran is complying with the nuclear deal, and we are safer for it.
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KBR said it does not tolerate illegal or unethical practices and is committed to complying with all applicable laws.
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Tier 2 means it was not fully complying with U.S. standards but was making significant efforts to do so.
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"I would, because right now Rosenstein has not done his job in complying with Congress," Scalise told Fox News.
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The EU's so-called blocking statute, which forbids EU companies from complying with U.S. sanctions, goes into effect Tuesday.
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Morningside no longer has to devote resources to complying with 14(c), which was a complicated, time-consuming process.
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"We are unconvinced that Country A's law truly prohibits the Corporation from complying with the subpoena," the judges wrote.
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The University of Houston said it is reviewing the lawsuit but noted that it was complying with state law.
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Far from complying with new demands, oligarchs seek further relaxation of offshore regulations and other forms of sanctions protection.
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"If complying with an environmental law makes you an environmentalist, this makes the nation's biggest polluters environmentalists," he added.
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AT&T said it was complying with all federal guidelines for safe and legal flight in the disaster area.
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His remarks came after the Trump administration decided to stop complying with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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Mr. Ferrer is in a fight with the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations for not complying with a subpoena.
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Nearly 100 percent of the nation's schools are complying with the school meal standards that were released in 2012.
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" The Home Secretary must also "take into account the technical feasilbity, and likely cost, of complying with those obligations.
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Even if the government has committed to complying with some of the sanctions, it may be difficult to enforce.
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By all indications, Iran is still complying with the nuclear accord that it reached with world powers in 2015.
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That means complying with the EU rules could mean some Italians lose a big chunk of their life savings.
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Under heavy diplomatic pressure and economic sanctions, Russia and its proxies began complying with the ceasefire and withdrawal terms.
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Mr. Trump has sued to block Deutsche Bank and another bank, Capital One, from complying with the congressional subpoenas.
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Because the impulse is one of complying with group norms, the sense of a community ritual can be powerful.
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That relationship is under investigation, and the president has sued to block the bank from complying with congressional subpoenas.
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Federal prosecutors had maintained that Manning can easily effect her own release by complying with the grand jury subpoena.
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Those people were supposed to receive a random, daily check-in from health officials to ensure they were complying.
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Iran has moved from complying with the accord's strict limits on uranium production to beginning to rebuild its stockpile.
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Federal prosecutors had maintained that Manning can easily affect her own release by complying with the grand jury subpoena.
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Another House committee is also investigating whether banks are complying with anti-money laundering and due diligence compliance programs.
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On Sunday, there were widespread reports that government officials at airports were not complying with aspects of the orders.
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He added that the agency is complying with the Office of Special Counsel, which is looking into Foster's complaint.
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The letter doesn't ask whether states are complying with the parts of the law that expand opportunities to register.
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We take these matters seriously and are fully committed to complying with all of our legal and ethical obligations.
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U.N. inspectors said Iran was complying with the deal, but Trump felt the agreement did not go far enough.
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In both cases, Mr. Trump sued to stop his accounting firm, Mazars USA, from complying with subpoenas for records.
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But the company is not alone in apparently complying with Russian demands to redraw the map of the region.
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Justice Department lawyers, on behalf of Trump, argued that McGahn has "absolute immunity" from complying with House Democrats' subpoena.
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The bank created a "horseshoe shaped" market for purposes of complying with the Community Reinvestment Act, the lawsuit charges.
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Officials at Hong Kong's corporate registry said they were investigating whether Unaforte is complying with the city's disclosure laws.
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Since then, Great Britain, France, and Germany have sought to salvage the pact by convincing Tehran to continue complying.
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A 2019 inspection had showed a case of "shortcomings in complying with Sanction Law", it said in a statement.
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They also argue, however, that there is a fine line between complying with a country's rules and outright censorship.
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The director of the Malawian family-planning charity said it refused to commit to complying with the new rules.
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Many utilities have already baked in the costs of complying with these air-pollution restrictions into their electricity rates.
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Even when China purportedly enforces United Nations sanctions on North Korea, businesses can't always rely on individual companies complying.
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" Apple has five days to object to the order, if the company believes that complying would be "unreasonably burdensome.
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CNN was prevented by authorities at the facility from openly filming it, despite complying with Chinese laws on journalistic activities.
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The report, which broadly examined abortion access across the country, also dove into whether states are complying with Medicaid requirements.
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If AMI continues complying with the agreement, prosecutors will not bring charges against the company for the payment to McDougal.
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Elnahar herself and her teams spend between 10 and 20 hours per week complying with the likes of HIPAA regulations.
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"Within 14 hours of complying we were rushing our son to the hospital," Suzeanna Brill told The New York Times.
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Last week, it slapped him with fraud charges for making "false and misleading" statements and not complying with regulatory requirements.
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It will also study each business model involving cryptoassets to see if they should be complying with any EU rules.
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Iran says it has complying with the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran, the United States and five other world powers.
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Southwest Airlines, which was flying the affected planes up until today's announcement, said it is "immediately complying" with the order.
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WASHINGTON — In an unusual move, House Republicans are warning drug companies against complying with a House investigation into drug prices.
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The White House isn't complying with subpoenas from House Democrats, nor is Trump letting some of his former aides testify.
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It also prevented FinCEN from fully complying with the Senate investigation into possible collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.
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" They went on, "While all other permitted scooter and bike companies are complying with our rules — Uber has repeatedly refused.
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Despite an earlier warning, the European Commission said in May that Finland was complying with the rules on government debt.
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My wife just saw somebody complying with the rule about having your dog in a bag on the subways. pic.twitter.
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Trump sued the bank last month to prevent it from complying with congressional subpoenas seeking information about potential suspicious payments.
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"Why should there not be a civil remedy to ensure that border police are complying with the Constitution?" she asked.
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Operators are obliged to block security threats from foreign powers, while complying with lawful surveillance requests from the U.S. government.
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Iran's leadership in Tehran responded on Wednesday by announcing it will stop complying with key parts of the nuclear accord.
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The video shows Al Menhali complying, sinking to his knees in a position resembling a prayer pose as officers approached.
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In a statement, the department said it has the authority to determine whether these jurisdictions are complying with Section 1373.
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Baker said there was no evidence contradicting the groups' claims about the impact of complying with the tissue disposal requirements.
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Complying to these sorts of requests is seen by many tech companies as the price of doing business in China.
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Mr Rouhani said that Iran would stop complying with parts of the deal and warned that more breaches might follow.
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Our goal will be to be as transparent as possible about our results, while complying with our various legal obligations.
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The cost of complying with the link tax will make starting a competitor to one of those platforms effectively impossible.
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To my knowledge, most of those companies are paying their taxes legally in the sense they're complying with the law.
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But on Sunday, the European Commission revealed that the companies were not complying with this code in a satisfactory manner.
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Facebook could face sanctions for not complying with the European Union's consumer rules, according to a report from Reuters today.
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"Etihad is complying fully with the enhanced security measures at airports in Australia and monitoring the situation closely," it said.
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Last May Congress passed legislation to raise the asset threshold for complying with "enhanced prudential standards" to $22020bn from $25bn.
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"The United States is deeply committed to complying with the law of war," Trudeau told reporters at a news briefing.
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Complying with constitutionally legal court orders is not "creating a back door"; in a democracy, that is a front door.
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The high command, which runs big parts of the economy and has profited from corruption, shows no sign of complying.
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But small facilities can apply for an exemption if they prove complying with the RFS would cause them financial hardship.
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Air Canada said it was complying with the order but did not comment on whether it had denied anyone travel.
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"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," a Google spokesperson told Gizmodo in a statement by email.
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" Merkel said Berlin is complying with that, and added: "We accept this target, but we are also giving realistic information.
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Every 90 days, the White House must certify to Congress that Iran is complying with the deal signed in 2015.
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An investor group had sued the automaker in 2015, saying it had falsely claimed it was complying with safety regulations.
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This provision is intended to relieve any financial penalty incurred by the nominee for complying with the government ethics laws.
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Those who aren't, she said, are taking drastic measures to keep costs neutral while still complying with the new regulation.
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The 20 agents said they believed HMRC was happy with their practices and that they were complying with HMRC rules.
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The bloc's executive European Commission has powers to take a member state to court for not complying with EU rules.
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Regulated parties have consistently argued that EPA and other agencies must take into account the costs of complying with regulations.
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According to the Journal, a person familiar with the matter said the campaign has been complying voluntarily with the request.
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It's generally complying with the deal's restrictions on nuclear activity and has agreed to an intrusive surveillance and monitoring regime.
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Tech companies are afraid or running afoul of US sanctions against Iran, and as a result, end up over-complying.
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Last week, Trump refused to formally certify that Iran was complying with the nuclear deal, defying both allies and adversaries.
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Lefkow had issued an order on June 7 that concluded Illinois was not complying with federal consent decrees regarding Medicaid.
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"I told the President in July that he shouldn't certify that Iran was complying with the agreement," Cotton told me.
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Additionally, CBO has found that complying with the mandate as currently written could increase fuels prices in a meaningful way.
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The country's regression in complying with the political criteria for EU membership has been well documented by the EU Commission.
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Complying with 50 inconsistent state privacy laws — let alone dozens more around the world — would be a recipe for chaos.
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The U.S. has accused Russia of not complying with the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty, which Moscow has denied.
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Iran is fully complying with the inspectors, which is how we know all the other terms are being adhered to.
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S. Privacy Shield, a framework that helps companies transfer personal data across the Atlantic while complying with data protection requirements.
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Figures from peace advocacy groups show that the vast majority of former FARC rebels are complying with the peace deal.
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Apple rebuffed the order, arguing that complying would undermine its security and expose millions of other iPhone users to hackers.
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So is hiring them: Complying with current law can make it take more than a year to fill a position.
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Top Senate Democrats last week called for an investigation into whether the White House is complying with security clearance policies.
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Mulvaney will allow lenders subject to the payday measure to ask for a delay in complying with the first deadline.
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"We are unconvinced that Country A's law truly prohibits the Corporation from complying with the subpoena," the Circuit judges wrote.
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Iran also announced it would stop complying with parts of the nuclear deal one year after Trump withdrew from it.
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Some analysts said that move would make it easier for Coinbase to support more coins and complying with securities regulation.
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Her office found that individuals and businesses spend about six billion hours a year on complying with tax-filing requirement.
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Icahn has pushed for a change in EPA policy to make fuel wholesalers responsible for complying with the ethanol rules.
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Members of Congress and their campaign-finance lawyers "do a generally good job" complying with federal election law, he said.
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In both cases, the dispute centered around Trump's argument that his aides have "absolute immunity" from complying with congressional subpoenas.
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Those who place blind faith in law enforcement argue that violence can be avoided by simply complying with officers' demands.
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"Now they are complying, but they are worried that in the future, the climb gets much steeper," Ms. Bergquist said.
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The National Women's Law Center also notes that many insurers fail women by not complying with the ACA coverage requirements.
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Iran could take intermediate steps, neither complying in full with the deal nor saying they're working toward a nuclear weapon.
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The Trump administration is moving quickly to deregulate nursing homes, complying with a wish list submitted by industry lobbying groups.
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According to a TrustArc survey of 250 US privacy professionals in February, 88% of companies need help complying with CCPA.
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"The individual is complying now," said Jake Leon, communications director for the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services.
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Under the RFS, refiners must earn or purchase blending credits called RINs to prove they are complying with the regulation.
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But business executives are largely convinced that the cost of complying with rules diverts money that could be invested elsewhere.
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Caroline Pavis, a spokeswoman for Actelion, said in a statement that the company was committed to complying with the law.
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Mr. Trump and his family sued Deutsche Bank in April, seeking to block it from complying with the congressional subpoenas.
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The government is complying with those orders, accepting and processing renewals, but it has appealed the decisions to higher courts.
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"That's the way we feel, even though we have been complying with the overly bureaucratic process" at FEMA, he said.
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On Monday, Soylu said 10,750 people were in quarantine, adding that those not complying with regulations were subject to fines.
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Inslee said his office had received thousands of calls about people and businesses that are not complying with the other.
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Facebook said that it was complying with European data protection rules, which are among the most stringent in the world.
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Tech companies would likely prefer a national standard over state laws to lower the burden of complying with different restrictions.
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According to a 2016 report from The Taxpayer Advocate Service, taxpayers spend over 6 billion hours complying with the code.
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According to the mergers and acquisitions playbook, it could eventually claim that Yahoo is not complying with the information requests.
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And it's not at all clear what basis the president would have for not complying with this seemingly mandatory language.
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Mr. Perry would sit atop the men and women making the judgments about whether Iran is complying with that accord.
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Under US law, the President has to certify to Congress every 90 days that Iran is complying with the deal.
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Even assuming, contrary to fact, that Iran is complying with the JCPOA, it remains palpably harmful to American national interests.
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They've put their firms though six years of significant operational changes, and they're just about done complying with Dodd-Frank.
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Pacorini, the warehouse operator holding just about all the metal at Vlissingen, is complying with the LME's load-out rules.
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More than 18,000 Arkansans lost Medicaid coverage last year for not complying with the work rules, according to state data.
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It was originally hoped the data would have made it easier to determine whether companies were complying with compensation laws.
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And unlike the commission, the Justice Department has federal statutory authority to investigate whether states are complying with the law.
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At a basic level, however, Iran seems to be complying, which it won't have to do if the deal collapses.
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The White House has thus far blocked officials from complying with Democratic requests for testimony in the House impeachment inquiry.
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The U.S. has accused Russia of not complying with the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty, which Moscow has denied.
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That will include changes to sanctions on non-complying NGOs and the extent of required public disclosure of foreign funding.
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Apple, complying with Chinese regulations, removed news apps created by The Times from its app store in China last month.
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"We are providing all documentation and materials requested in the case and are complying with all hearing procedures," she said.
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They worry that complying with U.S. requests for overseas data could force them to violate other countries' own privacy protections.
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Complying with the accommodation, Priests for Life said, made the group complicit in something that went against its religious beliefs.
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As far back as 1998, Apple has faced criticism for complying with demands placed upon it by the Chinese government.
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If Sessions doesn't comply with the request or "satisfactorily provided a good faith commitment for complying in full" by Oct.
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Mr. Thompson stressed that he had not come to any conclusions about whether Volkswagen was complying with the settlement terms.
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In a court filing last week, PG&E said complying with the judge's proposal could cost up to $1303 billion.
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Le Drian said that regular reports by the International Atomic Energy Agency had showed Iran was complying with the agreement.
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Amazon India said it was committed to complying with local laws but it needed "adequate time to understand" the policy.
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Ever since, global tech companies have been cutting ties with the Chinese telecom giant and complying with the U.S. ban.
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Almost everyone, including the International Atomic Energy Agency, agrees that Iran is currently complying with its side of the bargain.
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The Austin clinic closed a couple of weeks after my visit, anticipating the high cost of complying with the new regulations.
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Iran Iran is no longer complying with the nuclear deal it signed with the US and five other countries in 2015.
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Trump officials said that complying with the judge's timeframe prove challenging, if not impossible, citing a need to verify familial ties.
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House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said Trump had no grounds to stop Hicks and Donaldson from complying with the committee's demands.
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"As an ethical company, Ford is committed to complying with local laws and regulations wherever we do business," the spokesperson added.
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The company has also pointed out to reporters that it's not responsible for complying with local construction regulations on specific projects.
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"We are complying with the court's order to run these communications," Steven Callahan, a spokesperson for Altria, said in an email.
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Instead of complying, Bezos published what he said were email exchanges with AMI executives, including detailed descriptions of all the selfies.
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This is the biggest sticking point in judging whether the government is complying with the judge's reunification order in good faith.
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So what happens now that Uber is complying with the new wage law and Lyft is withholding some of that pay?
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S. subsidiaries of Chinese companies" from "complying with foreign boycotts seeking to coerce U.S. companies to conform with #China's government views.
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"Our government keeps complying with its obligations and re-affirms the call to re-negotiate Venezuela's foreign debt," the ministry said.
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GOOGLE, RESPONDING TO REPORT SAYING CO SUSPENDS SOME BUSINESS WITH HUAWEI AFTER TRUMP BLACKLIST, SAYS CO COMPLYING WITH ORDER, REVIEWING IMPLICATIONS
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Petrus said large Brazilian companies that are major exporters of food and cosmetics are already complying with the best environmental practices.
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MGM has every intention of complying with its agreements with artists and honoring their rights, including with respect to The Apprentice.
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Although OPEC states have been complying with supply curbs, led by Saudi Arabia, U.S. inventories have swelled to a new high.
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Advocates say Ragbir's strong community ties and history of complying with ICE check-ins should be taken into account by ICE.
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The average Brazilian corporation spends 2,600 man-hours annually complying with the tax code, ten times the global figure (see article).
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By contrast, private DNA sites like Ancestry and 23andMe tend to be choosier when it comes to complying with police requests.
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EBA will also study each business model that involves cryptoassets to see if they should be complying with any EU rules.
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First, he has to close his shabby tortilla factory, which hasn't been complying with U.S. safety standards and is bleeding money.
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Shortly after the subpoena was issued, CNN learned that the White House may seek to prevent McGahn from complying with it.
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If an ad is rejected for not complying with policies, the site says it sends the advertiser an email explaining why.
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We have been looking into the Trump Foundation to make sure it's complying with the laws governing charities in New York.
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However, the United States says lifting Western sanctions are conditional on Russia complying with the terms of the Minsk peace process.
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Complying with the rule would require a gradual fiscal consolidation equivalent to one percentage point of GDP each year, he said.
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These rules won't go into effect for at least a year — although that doesn't prevent companies from complying earlier than that.
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Sanctuary cities are locales across the country that have local policies that provide a buffer from complying with federal immigration law.
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It is the first known instance of a major U.S. internet company complying with a government search request of such scope.
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I didn't deserve the ticket because I was not a danger and was in the process of complying with the law.
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Mike Lee had even advocated that states dead set on complying with Obamacare mandates should have to opt in to them.
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It said this would allow alternative suppliers that have not expressed interest in complying with UN principles to fill the gap.
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But Sunday's report said more rigorous supervision is needed to make sure farms are complying with rules, particularly in the northeast.
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We're still keeping the regulations in place, we still have two years of complying but companies are not able to comply.
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The UAE is also complying with renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran, for which Dubai has historically been a trans-shipment hub.
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The cost of complying with those regulations cumulated to $28503 billion, a stealth tax increase of over $22019 billion a year.
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People will spend 85033 billion hours complying with business tax returns this year, which amounts to $147 billion in lost productivity.
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Leathern said in a post that advertisers not complying would be banned until they made it through the company's verification process.
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At a congressional hearing last week, Trump's top intelligence officers testified that Iran is complying with the Obama-era nuclear deal.
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More than 6900,2628 people lost their Medicaid benefits in Arkansas this month for not complying with the state's new work requirements.
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Complying would also give the FBI a precedent to ask for greater assistance in similar cases around the country, he added.
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Griffiths said that his predecessor traveled to Windhoek in 2013 and was told that Namibia was complying with all UN resolutions.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency, American allies and the US government all have said Tehran is complying with the official pact.
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Most of the sanctions were lifted in January in return for Iran complying with a deal to curb its nuclear ambitions.
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By rescinding these regulations, DeVos is complying with the Trump administration's larger effort to dramatically reduce regulations across all federal departments.
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Those rules will seek stop parties from hoarding the credits and driving up the cost of complying with biofuels blending laws.
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Trump in October chose not to certify that Tehran is complying with the deal and warned he might ultimately terminate it.
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The EU is also trying to enhance its blocking statute, which would attempt to deter companies from complying with U.S. sanctions.
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A senior U.S. official said last month that Trump was leaning toward not certifying that Iran is complying with the pact.
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They also insisted that complying would set a precedent that empowers law enforcement to force other companies to undermine their security.
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Commerzbank said in a note that despite the marginal annual increase Russia was still complying with its deal to cut output.
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Volkswagen said Thursday that complying with the settlement "is proving to be far more technically complex and time consuming" than expected.
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They also point out that despite Mr. Trump's denunciations, the International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly found that Iran is complying.
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Staikouras said banks were already complying with a recommendation to offer coronavirus-hit businesses a six-month freeze on loan payments.
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Indeed, many of these companies are already complying with strict privacy regulations thanks to the passage of the GDPR in Europe.
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A federal judge on Wednesday ruled against a request from the president to block Deutsche Bank from complying with congressional subpoenas.
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The president has sued to block Deutsche Bank and Capital One, where he also holds money, from complying with the subpoenas.
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Officers testified that they saw Scott exit his vehicle with a handgun, and that he was not complying with their orders.
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A spokesperson for CenturyLink told The Hill that the company is complying with the FCC pledge and suspending data usage limits.
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Once in the White House, American law required the president to certify to Congress every 90 days that Iran was complying.
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We are complying with all state, county, city and local ordinances and we will continue to adjust to any future developments.
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Amid declining revenues, borrowers could face difficulties complying with financial covenants in their debt documents and in possibly servicing their debt.
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Staikouras said banks were already complying with a recommendation to offer coronavirus-hit businesses a six-month freeze on loan payments.
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Not complying with a "Section 2" request can carry a prison sentence of up to six months and an unlimited fine.
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Amtrak is complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act and is committed to meeting the needs of all of our customers.
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Manafort has professed his innocence and has vowed to fight the charges despite his business associate Richard Gates complying with prosecutors.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is complying fully with its pledge to cut oil production gradually, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday.
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Regional and community banks have long complained that complying with Dodd-Frank stifles their ability to loan and boost local economies.
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Orenstein also found that Apple was largely exempt from complying with such requests by a 1994 law that updated wiretapping laws.
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International inspectors are expected to report this week that Iran is largely complying with the 2015 accord on its nuclear program.
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Google was memorably blocked from the Chinese market in 2010 after it stopped complying with the Chinese government's search censorship requirements.
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Even if Iran is complying with the terms of the JCPOA, it allows them to go on working toward a bomb.
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California officials have said they do not believe the N.C.A.A. could punish colleges or athletes for complying with a state law.
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"The committee will be forced to consider alternative steps if the Pentagon does not begin complying voluntarily in the coming days."
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Iran is complying with the nuclear deal, but also accused the nation of sponsoring terrorism.
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Last May, Iran stopped complying with some commitments in the nuclear deal after Trump in 2018 unilaterally withdrew from the agreement.
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Apple, Mars, and Unilever are among companies that have said complying with the Paris agreement would open markets and generate jobs.
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"He's not complying with my directions," said Officer Yanez, 29, who told jurors he did not want to shoot Mr. Castile.
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"For anyone to describe not complying by raising attorney-client privilege is a complete trashing of the US Constitution," he said.
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" Kaine added, "There's an awareness by everybody on the committee that the President is thus far not complying with the law.
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"Complying with the Paris agreement requires rapid retirement of the current coal fleet and no additional capacity additions," the analysis said.
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President Donald Trump could refuse to certify that Iran is complying with an accord that puts limits on its nuclear program.
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Yet, despite backdoor efforts to circumvent and discredit important environmental safeguards by many in the industry, some companies are already complying.
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The BBA review will check whether banks are complying with the protocol and may make recommendations to amend procedures, if appropriate.
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"These are all legal activities complying with the sanctions at the time," Alan Jefferies, Exxon Mobil's media manager, told USA Today.
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Apple argued that complying with the FBI's order would set a bad precedent that would undermine every smartphone user's privacy rights.
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But by that point, it had become clear that his department hadn't actually been complying with Judge Murray Snow's 2011 injunction.
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But many commercial fishing vessel owners are now calling for these laws to be relaxed, citing the high cost of complying.
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The apparel company is complying with U.S. law, and the stories these women share, while upsetting, don't suggest they've faced pregnancy discrimination.
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Callahan said the company was also mindful of the requirements of the new regulations and complying with the timelines the FDA established.
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The owner, Doug Brown, said he&aposs complying with the demolition order at his own pace, dismantling the home piece by piece.
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Crosby said that enforcing the mandate hadn't been easy, but the commission followed a strict protocol to ensure that organizations were complying.
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On average, the cost of complying with the rule would add 40 cents per ton to coal extracted from Appalachian surface mines.
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Trade was choppy and losses were limited by evidence that OPEC and other producing countries were complying with agreed-upon supply cuts.
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Doing business in China requires playing by Chinese rules, and American tech companies have a long history of complying with Chinese censorship.
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World powers last week lifted crippling sanctions against Iran in return for Tehran complying with a deal to curb its nuclear ambitions.
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OPEC members appear to be complying with agreed production cuts, but Saudi Arabia is overcompensating for some of its fellow oil producers.
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During his arrest, Bailey refused several orders from police and kicked a squad car before finally complying, according to the police record.
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"We need those documents to ensure that Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, and other officials are complying with federal records laws," he said.
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EPA must give a full public accounting of this expenditure and explain why the agency thinks it was complying with the law.
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That reflects not just the economic orthodoxy of recent decades but also the rising cost of complying with ever stricter environmental rules.
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The next year, Sherman founded Flowhub, which partners with Metrc and allows dispensary owners to track how they're complying with state regulations.
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Yeah. Absolutely. On the INF: I don't think Russia was complying with it, so we'd have to reenter it on better terms.
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"Keep in mind that the compliance industry is based on 'complying' with the law, not doing what is right," the expert said.
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He said that some Asian automakers would have "a little difficulty complying" with the new trade pact unless they add U.S. production.
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The big picture: Treasury's decision came last month after the companies in question reduced their relationship with Deripaska, complying with U.S. requirements.
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" Amsterdam-based Philips said in an emailed statement it is "fully complying with local and international anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws.
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Banks have already been lobbying them to ease up: the extended deadline for complying with the asset-management rules is one result.
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The National Women's Law Center, an advocacy group, criticized the proposed revamp, saying it would discourage universities from complying with the law.
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He says it should start by complying with its own laws, including the one allowing children born in the country to stay.
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This includes complying with regulations intended to prevent kids from being exposed to the product -- on websites and social media, for example.
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According to Smith, police were forced to open fire, as the suspect was not complying with officers' demands as he moved closer.
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Anyone who has done their homework would understand that Omega was built on doing detailed fundamental research and complying with the law.
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ANYONE WHO HAS DONE THEIR HOMEWORK WOULD UNDERSTAND THAT OMEGA WAS BUILT ON DOING DETAIL FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH AND COMPLYING WITH THE LAW.
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It wasn't clear whether Weibo's decision to ban homosexual content was its own or whether it was simply complying with government requests.
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"ARM is complying with all of the latest regulations set forth by the U.S. government," an ARM spokesman said in a statement.
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Even if the FBI came calling, WhatsApp has no way of complying with a request to see communications transferred through the app.
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But we have been looking into the Trump Foundation to make sure it's complying with the laws governing charities in New York.
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AX) have not had adequate controls to ensure its advisers were complying with the law, and that some National Australia Bank (NAB.
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In response, Iran announced that it would stop fully complying with the international pact and would remove caps on uranium enrichment levels.
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P.A. must give a full public accounting of this expenditure and explain why the agency thinks it was complying with the law.
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E.P.A. must give a full public accounting of this expenditure and explain why the agency thinks it was complying with the law.
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Apple was also criticized for complying with Chinese law to remove several VPN apps from the Chinese App Store earlier this year.
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Cuts by these members will probably be delivered in full, or almost, given their track record of complying with past output agreements.
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The agency is currently considering whether to make fuel wholesalers responsible for complying with the mandate, taking the responsibility off of refiners.
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The Gulf nations have accused Qatar of not complying with the agreements, which is thought to have contributed to the current standoff.
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A typical manufacturing firm spends 2,600 hours a year complying with the country's ungainly tax code; the Latin American average is 356.
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Also they said that they would prefer less-extensive modifications to Dodd-Frank after spending billions of dollars complying with the law.
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Trump refused on Friday to formally certify that Tehran was complying with the 2015 accord even though international inspectors say it is.
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But as the researchers also point out that needs to be offset against the cost to publishers of complying with privacy regulations.
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SNAP-BACK Things could change quickly after Trump's decision in October not to certify that Tehran is complying with the nuclear deal.
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But the Court did not rule that the baker had a valid religious or free speech objection to complying with the law.
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Banks would not want to risk wasting all the money spent complying with MiFID by maintaining European trading desks in London alone.
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"We are totally committed to resolving every issue addressed in the report and fully complying with Secretary Mattis' guidance," US Navy Capt.
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Since fulfilling a legal requirement to certify to Congress that Iran is complying with the deal, administration officials have repeatedly slammed Tehran.
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The Trump administration requested documentation that the cities are complying with federal law, not refusing to assist federal officials with immigration enforcement.
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Burr initially said Flynn was not complying with a subpoena issued by the committee before quickly walking back his remarks to reporters.
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However, the International Atomic Energy Agency, American allies and the US government all have said Tehran is complying with the official pact.
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In a statement, BBVA's Executive Chairman Carlos Torres reiterated the company's "firm commitment to clarifying the facts and complying with the law".
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Having a brokerage license could make it easier for Coinbase to support more coins while complying with securities regulation, some analysts said.
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Patrick Kelly, a spokesman for the American Petroleum Institute, said the proposal "punishes the companies already complying" with the nation's biofuel law.
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After all, colleges that openly refuse compliance with federal agencies in one area have a higher probability of not complying in others.
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Insys said it is cooperating in various investigations and is committed to complying with laws and regulations governing its products and business.
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Because of the cost of complying with that law, most internet companies have simply forbidden anyone younger than 13 from signing up.
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Mercosur, the South American trade bloc, has threatened to expel Venezuela over human rights violations and not complying with its trade laws.
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Taxpayers currently spend 2628 billion hours annually complying with the tax code, which costs the economy more than $28503 billion per year.
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Trump chose to split the families at the border -- thereby complying with Flores by not detaining the children, but also prosecuting adults.
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During the last administration, the ethics office would conduct an annual evaluation of how each agency was complying with the ethics pledge.
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The same day that Pompeo declared Iran's failure to complete its FATF commitments, Mozaffar said he opposes complying with its action plan.
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Apple — backed by digital rights advocates — argues complying would undermine its own security and set a dangerous precedent for other locked devices.
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" A search for the Clean Power Plan redirected users to a page titled "Complying with President Trump's Executive Order on Energy Independence.
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"Complying with a judge's order and helping authorities investigate this terrorist act does not compromise Apple's commitment to privacy," the lawmakers wrote.
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Complying would also set a troubling precedent that empowers law enforcement to force other companies to undermine their security, the company added.
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As a result, a company can spend over a million dollars each year complying with disclosure regulations that few people actually read.
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The hypocrisy was rich: Greece's deficit was growing precisely because it was complying with the EU's austerity plan, whose implementation predictably misfired.
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If the Trump administration was complying with the BCA, they would have proposed a Pentagon budget capped at $576 billion for FY20.
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For weeks now, questions have swirled about whether Donald Trump would refuse to certify that Iran is complying with the nuclear deal.
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Iran's senior nuclear negotiator said in 2015 that Tehran had no intention of complying with the arms embargo or ballistic missile restrictions.
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The company also insisted that complying would set a precedent that empowers law enforcement to force other companies to undermine its security.
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Trump faces several deadlines in coming weeks on whether to extend sanctions and or certify that Iran is complying with the deal.
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And even many banks admit they have spent so much time and money complying with the law, they would rather keep it.
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" The data, she said, suggest that "parents are choosing to use religious exemptions as a mechanism to avoid complying with vaccination laws.
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" Page lauded the patient, saying she has "conducted herself responsibly and maturely " and she has been "complying with the health departments instructions.
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"A history of otherwise complying with immigration authorities is at least a good indication that someone's not a flight risk," he said.
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And fourth, measures to reduce the cost and burden of complying with customs administrative requirements, including by maximizing the use of automation.
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Justin Ip, the chief executive of Kick, said his company was "trying to be careful and cautious" about complying with health laws.
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The statute bans any EU company from complying with U.S. sanctions and does not recognize any court rulings that enforce American penalties.
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Complying with a new law, the largest online porn company has set itself up to be the youth gatekeeper of British smut.
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Burundi had a higher score than some of the other countries at the bottom of the rankings for complying with international norms.
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Much of what regulators do is aimed at ensuring banks have systems in place to make sure they are complying with regulations.
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And though huge numbers are complying – and I thank you all - the time has now come for us all to do more.
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Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti has assigned teams of city workers to ensure non-essential local businesses are complying with shut down orders.
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Instead of complying with E.U. demands to revise the budget, they now appear to relish the fight with Brussels for political gain.
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The IG provision was intended as an accountability effort to alert Congress if the Trump administration was not complying with auditing measures.
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European officials said on Tuesday that they would regularly monitor the company's activities to ensure that it was complying with the ruling.
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These start-ups have surged in popularity among investors as banks have had to focus on complying with regulations and rebuilding capital.
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States' plans for complying with it are due in September, or they can ask for a two-year extension from the EPA.
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House chairs have already warned that not complying with requests will be considered evidence of obstruction in a future article of impeachment.
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In January, he said it was the last time he was issuing a waiver denoting that Iran was complying with the agreement.
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The DA subpoenaed Mazars for Trump's personal and business tax returns, and the President sued to block the accounting firm from complying.
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They are not arguing for the repeal of Dodd-Frank, which large banks have spent hundreds of millions of dollars complying with.
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Last May, Iran stopped complying with some commitments in the 2015 nuclear deal after Trump in 2018 unilaterally withdrew from the agreement.
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In May, Iran stopped complying with some commitments in the 2015 nuclear deal after Trump in 2018 unilaterally withdrew from the agreement.
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Under U.S. law, the president must certify to Congress every 90 days that Iran is complying with the terms of the agreement.
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A spokesman for Google said the fees were intended in part to help offset the costs of complying with warrants and subpoenas.
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They would then only have the opportunity to call someone in Washington and ask for help in complying with the new rule.
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We will not permit individuals to enrich themselves, at the expense of the United States, without complying with their prepublication review obligations.
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"Companies operating in this environment increasingly face the challenge of complying with multiple, often conflicting, privacy laws and regulations," the associations wrote.
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Both are attempts to avoid complying with the city's pay standards, which ensure a minimum wage of $53 an hour after expenses.
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Those rules will seek to stop parties from hoarding the credits and driving up the cost of complying with biofuels blending laws.
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Some optometrists have simply ignored the rule, with a 2008 survey finding that roughly half admitted to not complying with the law.
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With a tax code so unwieldy and complicated that nearly every American needs help complying, how would regulating preparers make things easier?
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"Our problem now is that many hotels are not complying but any hotel that fails this time will be closed," Dandaura said.
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The report found that the department "rarely used" the contract provisions to hold servicers accountable when they weren't complying with federal rules.
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" In an interview with the New York Times this August, Wehrum told the paper he was "scrupulously complying with my ethical obligations.
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He said China isn't complying with World Trade Organization rules and has failed to fulfill its January promise to buy American soybeans.
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These concerns, Mr. Koch said, are twofold: the safety of travelers as well as the logistical headache of complying with the ban.
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Saudi Arabia, which has been producing less than allowed, has been adamant about other producers, that are overproducing, complying with their quota.
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BTC-E announced on its website that the exchange was complying with regulators by collecting identifying documents from all of its customers.
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On May 30, Uber fired Levandowski, who pleaded the Fifth Amendment earlier in the case, for not complying with the court's orders.
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" Amsterdam-based Philips said in an emailed statement it is "fully complying with local and international anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws.
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Attorney Chanin along with attorney John Burris agreed to work with Oakland police to make sure they were complying with the settlement agreement.
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In complying with the CPSC's requirements, we ask customers who have purchased a Swagway to refrain from using their boards in the interim.
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The footage shows the employee complying with the suspect's demands and handing over the cash drawer, which is promptly emptied by the thief.
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The company said it was also complying with voluntary requests for information from the U.S. Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Complying with health-care regulation is an extremely common complaint of small-business owners, too, and one CNBC will cover on its own.
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The FTC alleges that Cambridge Analytica failed to protect personal information from EU users after Cambridge Analytica stopped complying to the Privacy Shield.
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In the future, Cookies could raise this limit by complying with "know your customer" rules and ask for your passport scan and more.
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The insurer will contact members not complying with work requirements – by, among other steps, tracking whether patients have picked up a pharmacy prescription.
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S. crude prices are up to the $53 a barrel level on news that OPEC has been complying with its production cut targets.
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It is aimed at cutting the costs of complying with Swedish regulations and placing it under the supervision of the European Central Bank.
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Ratifying the treaty would allow Washington to demand the kind of short-notice inspections that could prove whether Russia was complying or not.
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Now, both companies seem to have learned lessons and are complying with city permitting departments by applying for access with their scooter projects.
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For the Internet Archive, like with quickly complying with takedown notices challenging their seemingly fair use archive copies of old websites, the robots.
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President Donald Trump has less than three weeks to decide whether to certify that Iran is complying with the terms of the pact.
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In all cases, the companies downplayed the tactics described in the report, while Microsoft and Facebook emphasized that they are complying with GDPR.
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Ahead of the 2012 Republican National Convention, event producers asked Berke for legal help on complying with congressional and executive branch gift rules.
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He has less than a week until the clock runs out to stop his accounting firm, Mazars USA, from complying with the subpoena.
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At other points Monday, Nunberg appeared to mock and challenge the idea that he could be jailed for not complying with the subpoena.
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La Tercera reported that Corfo's legal team was reviewing the situation to assure the company was complying with its contract with the government.
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Google says it is has already implemented strong privacy protections in consultation with European regulators and is committed to complying with the GDPR.
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The Government Inspectorate found the bank slow and not complying with regulations when publicizing its properties and revenues, the report said, without elaborating.
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She gave the assistant district attorney a week to look into why he was not complying, setting a new court date for Friday.
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" This week, US District Judge Paul Friedman wrote that any burden the government faced in complying with multiple reunification orders was "self-inflicted.
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He and the city solicitor said the Justice Department was wrong in its preliminary determination that Philadelphia was not complying with the statute.
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But Brazil's entry depends on OECD members agreeing that the country is complying with a series of recommendations, many of them environmental standards.
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The most common rationale for exempting small businesses was to shield them from the costly, time-consuming burden of complying with government regulation.
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The problem has hampered several antiterrorist efforts and prevented the unit from fully complying with the Senate investigation into Donald Trump and Russia.
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Last week, the FBI had filed with the court, describing Apple's court-borne resistance to complying with its unlock order as 'corrosive rhetoric'.
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Parliament is considering a bill that proposes sanctions for landlords, greater transparency and easier ways for renters to call out non-complying landlords.
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And if they exceed the set hours, the suit charges, time sheets are falsified to give the appearance of complying with wage laws.
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Mackey suggests Legitscript, an internet security company that uses computational methods to determine whether a particular site is complying with laws and regulations.
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The AMF urged multinational drugmakers to do more to ensure that their suppliers of bulk antibiotic ingredients were complying with rigorous wastewater standards.
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But small facilities can secure exemptions from the program if they can prove to the EPA that complying would cause them financial hardship.
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Last month, U.S. President Donald Trump refused to formally certify that Iran was complying with the nuclear deal, defying both allies and adversaries.
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He had issues complying with the terms of probation in that case, but completed that probation in Los Angeles County early last year.
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The ministry advised the groups on the importance of complying with the laws and customs of the areas where they work, it said.
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Irish authorities are investigating Twitter for not complying with a user request covered by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), according to Fortune.
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During Caterpillar's earnings call Tuesday, Umpleby said the company is complying fully and remains committed to the "highest ethical standard" in its practices.
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Germany and France have said lifting sanctions are conditional on Russia complying with the terms of the Minsk peace process which has stalled.
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Cohesion will crack and Saudi Arabia, likely the only producer substantially complying with limits at that point, may opt to open the spigots.
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If the web host chooses not to appeal Thursday's decision, it will proceed in complying with the order over the next few days.
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Famously tough requirements in Brazil have stymied investment by oil firms which had complained that complying made oil development in the country unprofitable.
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Industry is expected to spend anywhere from $2202 million to $2628 million a year over the next 28500 years complying with the rule.
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It was not satisfied that all lenders were complying with the rules on assessing if a customer could afford to buy a car.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday refused to certify that Tehran was complying with the accord even though international inspectors say it is.
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"Many companies involved with this request cannot afford the time and expense of complying with an empty, heavily regulatory burden," the letter stated.
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Homes complying with water restrictions receive a dark green dot, and homes that exceed their limit appear as light green on the map.
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Since her conviction, Guadalupe had been raising her two U.S. citizen children and checking in faithfully with ICE, complying with all their requirements.
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Those who fall under the requirements would have six months to meet them before losing coverage, though they could re-enroll after complying.
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In opinion after opinion, Pai maintains that the key challenge for businesses — both large and small —is complying with an overweight regulatory regime.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce reported Tuesday that brick companies could spend hundreds of millions of dollars complying with federal regulations in 85033.
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Telegram has so far refused to comply because it fears complying would undermine the privacy of its more than 6 million Russian users.
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A court's involvement also increases the likelihood of a participant complying with the program, a phenomenon called the "black robe effect," they add.
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Industry is expected to spend anywhere from $22019 million to $42.72 million a year over the next 20 years complying with the rule.
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"Some people are not complying," said Debra Weeks, director of disaster services at the American Red Cross in Hawaii County, regarding evacuation orders.
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In Ethiopia, the government has spent the past several decades pressuring N.G.O.s into complying with its coverups of epidemics and a possible famine.
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Or, rather, brands complying with Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation by asking us if we'd like to remain subscribed to their emails.
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But the law does not impose a penalty for not complying, and Briggs said he plans to push for tougher rules next year.
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It also maintained that complying would set a troubling precedent allowing law enforcement to ask other tech companies to undermine their own security.
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The Justice and Commerce departments condemned last month's committee contempt vote as premature, arguing they were already complying with the requests for documents.
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Apple also warned that complying would set a troubling precedent that empowers law enforcement to ask other companies to undermine their own security.
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If supervisory bodies get too wary of neobanks, they may add new regulations that these banks then have to worry about complying with.
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China, North Korea's largest trading partner, is crucial to any attempt to squeeze Pyongyang economically and experts say it's clear Beijing is complying.
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World powers last week lifted sanctions against the Islamic Republic in return for Tehran complying with a deal to curb its nuclear ambitions.
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Trump, his family members and his private businesses sued the banks last month to try to block them from complying with the subpoenas.
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But it allows the EPA to exempt plants of less than 75,000 barrels per day if they show complying would cause financial hardship.
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Still, Southwest maintains that its planes are safe to fly and that it's complying with all FAA directives as the plane inspections continue.
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The National Taxpayer Advocate, an independent organization within the IRS, found that complying with the code costs American taxpayers $195 billion a year.
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The tech giant claimed that complying with such requests would create a back door that could expose millions of Apple users to hackers.
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Nicholas Hopton, Britain's ambassador to Iran, said the U.N. nuclear watchdog's reports had shown Iran was fully complying with terms of the accord.
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They need to know that if they don't start complying, there are going to be real and lasting consequences -- namely, well, total annihilation.
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While the court is deliberating, the health department will warn restaurants that are not complying with the rule, but will not issue fines.
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Putin's remarks were his sharpest yet in the wake of the U.S. decision to stop complying with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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It brings the reality that Iran is clearly complying with the deal into conflict with Trump's personal distaste and distrust for the agreement.
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People who had been signing for months, complying with Home Office regulations, found themselves detained in the weeks running up to the flight.
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Not complying with the order would risk a regime of additional penalties that could be backdated to the date of any non-compliance.
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Among other things, the fake news law says that you can't run a political ad without complying to a new set of rules.
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The official said the recent ban was a grossly disproportionate penalty that ignored the strides ZTE had made towards complying with U.S. laws.
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Esquire said it was complying with court instructions to handle the settlement money with extreme prudence, investing only in super-safe Treasury notes.
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Companies are having to decide whether it is better to succeed by complying with a stereotype, or risk failure by going against type.
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Bain Capital Credit, BlueMountain Capital Management and Neuberger Berman may have found a solution by arranging new or reworking existing CLOs without complying.
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Exporters would face some additional costs, such as complying with the European Union's rules of origin, if they were outside the single market.
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It's also already had the ancillary benefit of inspiring lots of Washington shops to start actually complying with Foreign Agent Registration Act rules.
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The company claims its software was perfectly legal, intended to juggle different pollution/performance trade-offs while still complying with EPA emissions limits.
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Some American companies have complained that complying with the tight restrictions is difficult or impossible, and will take a toll on their business.
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President Trump has already filed a novel lawsuit to block his own accounting firm from complying with a congressional subpoena for financial records.
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In a follow-up memo, Nycha acknowledged some shortcomings in fully complying with lead paint regulations, blaming poor coordination and lack of staff.
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In Ireland, home to Facebook's European headquarters, the company is facing several investigations into whether it is complying with European data protection laws.
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All the other parties to the accord — Britain, France, Germany, China, Russia and the European Union — say Iran is complying with its terms.
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Any grantee not complying with the rule "must relinquish its grant or face termination of its grant," Heck told CNN in a statement.
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As a global company with major offices in multiple EU countries, we are used to complying with country-level requirements across the world.
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But some Democrats are accusing the administration of complying with this investigation in a way that it refused to in the impeachment inquiry.
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For big US tech companies, complying with backdoor requirements in any one country would mean a backdoor for all users around the world.
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The company also insists that complying would set a troubling precedent enabling law enforcement to ask tech firms to undermine their own security.
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The laws bars state law enforcement officials from complying with detainer requests from federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, among other things.
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It is part of an effort by Iran to stop complying bit by bit, to match Mr. Trump's abandonment of the entire accord.
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European Union leaders announced they would seek to prohibit companies based in the bloc from complying with newly reimposed American sanctions on Iran.
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Usually the Justice Department would ask only a single state for data if it had evidence the state wasn't complying with Motor-Voter.
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The letter certified that Iran was complying with the agreement, negotiated by five world powers in addition to the United States and Iran.
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Southwest Airlines told the newspaper in a statement that it was complying with the inspection order for its roughly 700 737 NG planes.
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Those countries maintain Iran is complying with the terms and the deal is doing its job of preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
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Complying would also set a dangerous precedent, the company argues, allowing the FBI to ask for more help hacking phones in future cases.
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The Beacon platform offers pre-built applications and other tools for analyzing data, improving operations and making sure they&aposre complying with regulations.
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On Monday, Mr. Flynn's lawyers told the committee that he was invoking his right against self-incrimination to avoid complying with the subpoena.
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