Anyone with the keys can open any luggage complying with the rules.
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YouTube is closer to complying with the rules, although it still falls short on transparency.
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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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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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But as those countries' incomes rose and their own capacity to innovate developed, they started complying with the rules — typically when per capita income reached $25,000.
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"The court finds the DOL adequately weighed the monetary and non-monetary costs on the industry of complying with the rules, against the benefits to consumers," Lynn wrote.
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A raft of lawyers would have waded into the fray, filing for exemptions or complying with the rules and making tender offers to thousands if not millions of shareholders.
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Volkswagen said it plans to comply with the European rules while FiatChrysler has said it will pursue the cheapest option for complying with the rules, a step which may include paying fines.
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The FHWA hadn't said that they would impose any penalties for not complying with the rules, and the agency had only requested that the city remove its colored crosswalk -- they hadn't demanded it.
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The danger faced by Facebook going forward is two-fold: Complying with the rules means letting European users opt out of the highly targeted online ads that have made Facebook a money machine.
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Volkswagen said it plans to comply with the European rules while Fiat Chrysler has said it will pursue the cheapest option for complying with the rules, a step which may include paying fines.
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"It's unacceptable to have Chinese firms not complying with the rules, but delisting is not a very attractive option," he said, noting that it would move Chinese companies overseas and thus reduce choices for U.S. investors.
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"They're raising a lot of money, but they're not complying with the rules that are in place to protect investors," said Valerie Szczepanik, SEC assistant director of enforcement and head of the agency's working group on cryptocurrencies.
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The combined result — eliminating the ban on hiring former lobbyists and keeping secret any waivers granted to new hires — means the public has no way of knowing if Mr. Trump's staff members are complying with the rules.
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China has been raising pollution standards to help force older steel mills to close, and the environment ministry announced on Monday that it would launch a nationwide inspection into the industry to see if it was complying with the rules.
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The proposal is to amend the legislation so a company not complying with the rules is subject to a fine equal to 1 percent of its annual revenue in Russia, according to the sources and a copy of the document seen by Reuters.
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If you imagine a scenario where a chemical plant brought its emissions of chlorine gas down from 50 tons per year to 15 tons with the best technology on the market, the old "once in, always in" policy made it so there was no incentive to reduce these emissions further, since the plant was already complying with the rules.
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Project after her condition failed to improve. On December 6, Hello! Project announced that Natsumi Taguchi would no longer be part of the group for not complying with the rules. As a result, her contract was terminated.
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Hackworth, with his own very limited resources, entered the 0-4-0 locomotive, Sans Pareil. This locomotive was deemed officially overweight, but nevertheless was allowed to undergo the "ordeal". Unfortunately faulty cylinder casting led to steam leaks and premature abandonment of the course. Stephenson's Rocket was the outright winner as the only locomotive that stayed the course whilst fully complying with the rules.
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On May 12, Rio Fujii announced she would graduate from the group to focus on becoming a nurse or a teacher. Later on, the management issued a statement on Hello! Project website that Rio Fujii would no longer be part of the group for not complying with the rules. As a result, her graduation would not take place and her contract was terminated, effective immediately.
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These committees conduct semi-annually and annually inspections on the books of MDA's in order to ensure they are complying with the rules and laws that have been put in place; any defiance of the law is punished accordingly. Lastly, another service they provide is publication of hansards, these are word for word reports of the proceedings in the House of Assembly and they are made available to the general public for a fixed fee.
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Retrieved 20 September 2007. The different objects are displayed around a gallery where twelve women with tightly fitted outfits, to show their figures clearly, stand next to the object which they best represent to demonstrate the general idea. Each model is then given a makeover according to the rules which Trinny and Susannah have applied to each body shape. The rest of the women are then required to go shopping to buy themselves clothes, complying with the rules.
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For 90 minutes a day, they exercise in a large cage; during this time, cells are searched for contraband or illegal items. Inmates are also under 24-hour surveillance and supervision; they are not permitted to rest or sit on their bunks from the time they awake until bedtime (roughly 16 hours). When prison officers make a command to the inmates, they must respond with the words "yes, sir." Every 15 minutes, a guard makes rounds to ensure Black Dolphin inmates are complying with the rules.
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The house would also have common toiletries, swimming pool, gymnasium and spacious gardens. Apart from these, show specific activity areas and a small sound- proof room with controlled entrance called as the 'confession room' is built in the house where the housemates would be called in by the Bigg Boss for nomination process and other conversational activities. A secret room with bed and other facilities was incorporated into the house starting from season 2 where an evicted contestant, if selected by the Bigg Boss to continue the game, would be retained in this room for a week or two and would be put back into the game. The House has no television connection (except for the day where the show host Sudeep converses with the contestants through the TV), no telephones, no access to internet, no clocks, no articles to write, complying with the rules of Big Brother around the world.
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UNAIDS 2006 report on the global AIDS epidemic, Chapter 05, June 2006 The UK government advisory committee, SABTO, stated in 2013 that "the risk of transfusion of HIV infected blood would increase if MSM were allowed to donate blood". In July 2017 however, the UK government reduced the one year deferral window to three months, to take effect in the following months, resulting from SABTO's updated conclusions that "new testing systems were accurate and donors were good at complying with the rules". Furthermore, NHS Blood and Transplant are in the process of investigating how possible it is for MSM, depending on degree of risk, to donate without even the three-month deferral. NHS has said that there is currently a limited amount of data on effective ways of conducting such risk assessments, and that the initial steps of scoping, evidence gathering and testing will potentially take up to two years to complete.
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On July 13, 2006, the New Zealand Herald newspaper reported that New Zealand's security agencies discovered the identity of Rayed Mohammad Abdullah Ali after a tip off from Ardmore Flying School, which is approximately 20 kilometres south of Auckland City. The New Zealand Herald reported: "A month later, on April 12, Ali visited Ardmore Flying School and attempted to enrol in a flying course - an action which school general manager Craig Hunter believes may have been the beginning of the end of Ali's time in New Zealand. The school would not let Ali fly as he did not want to follow rules established to protect overseas student." "He was not the least bit interested in complying with the rules, in terms of we would have made him pay a third of his total fee and he would have been granted an eight-month visa and we would have made him reapply for a student visa with the Ardmore Flying School as his training provider", the Herald reported.
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