" Adding that the governor had access to billions in contingency funds, he said, "Consider this a contingency.
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Since even the contingency plan had a contingency, Miss Manners assures you that you were wise to leave.
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" Or even when it's a Semipermanent Contingency Location, which provides support for prolonged contingency operations and is characterized by "enhanced infrastructure.
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When, for example, it's an Initial Contingency Location, which, according to a Pentagon "Contingency Basing" manual, is characterized by austere infrastructure and limited services.
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If the United States is dealing with a contingency on the Korean peninsula, then Japan can technically help defend US troops that are engaged in that contingency.
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No amount of contingency planning can shield us from the fallout of the defaults in the coming days; no amount of contingency planning will replace the necessity of a debt restructuring regime.
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Asked if he was making contingency plans for a war, al-Baker said: "Every airline has contingency plans," adding the plans put in place when neighboring states boycotted Qatar had been successful.
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Of course, not every contingency can be prepared for. Gooogle.
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A delay to Brexit could also ruin some contingency plans.
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FAULKNER: I am somebody who always have a contingency plan.
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Financial companies all have to firm up their contingency plans.
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Contingency is a good word, but it doesn't mean anything.
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This is where contingency insurance, such as CPI, comes in.
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Headlines Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase sets up Brexit contingency plan on.ft.
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I would be dusting off many contingency plans we've developed.
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The content of the contingency set is not decided yet.
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It released $1 million from its Contingency Fund for Emergencies.
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Some want to add women, but only as a contingency.
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Contingency and chance, instead, are the order of the day.
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Bloomberg first reported the contingency planning for the potential trip.
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Soon, an even larger contingency of officers starts coming through.
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It's where contingency plans for nuclear launches have been developed.
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Robert Wellborn, 435th CTS fire rescue and contingency training instructor.
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"No contingency planning, no UN presence, no dialogue…" she wrote.
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Gomez says he is never paid on a contingency basis.
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The biggest concern, again, is what is the contingency plan?
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Do you have a contingency plan if things go south?
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When the contingency plan is complete, share it with staff.
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"You've got to be prepared for any contingency," Sekulow said.
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This is complemented by good access to contingency liquidity sources.
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"So they will not sit back, they are currently making contingency plans and once you've got a contingency plan – hey, there is a risk you might implement it one day," the chairman of RBS said.
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Instead, find a lawyer who will take the case on contingency.
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Dijsselbloem also commented yesterday that such contingency measures were not unusual.
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"We have a contingency plan for everything - don't worry," he said.
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Triumph "has contingency plans in place," Warne said in an email.
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Citgo is weighing the possibility of bankruptcy and other contingency plans.
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Sutter had not heard of any specific contingency plans being developed.
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The government is already making contingency plans to hold the election.
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At the moment, Bitcoin Cash is still just a contingency plan.
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The PRA asked banks to submit Brexit contingency plans by July.
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I wish I knew the Chiefs' contingency plans, but I don't.
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The company is implementing contingency measures to minimize disruption to customers.
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That is, after all, how contingency funds are supposed to work.
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Just as importantly, no set of promises can cover every contingency.
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There will be a contingency plan in case of inclement weather.
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But clearly there was a contingency plan in place: cue cards.
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It's no longer reserved for actual contingency operations that occur overseas.
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Contingency planning is very difficult when the options are so varied.
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Atlanta, in particular, has a very strong contingency of Tekken players.
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London issued contingency plans for averting chaos in such a situation.
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So for now, the Europeans and others are making contingency plans.
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Humans deal very badly with the idea of chance and contingency.
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Legal experts said the contingency clause probably violated state bar rules.
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Organizers have contingency plans to move all matches to indoor courts.
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Without the use of phones, they had to make contingency plans.
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Flynn predicted a Trump win, but he was making contingency plans.
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He did not say what measures these contingency plans would include.
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They are making contingency plans to move thousands of jobs elsewhere.
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That interest can be accomplished by contingency forces stationed outside Afghanistan.
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David Gallo's set exudes an aura of both contingency and vibrancy.
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How do you deal with the contingency that they don't perform?
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U.S. policymakers and legislators need to be prepared for this contingency.
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Then they add 10 percent as a contingency for possible changes.
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VICE sat down with Hoan to discuss concerns, and contingency plans.
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The award, as I'll explain, is not a contingency fee – but it is a stern reminder to trial judges that when lawyers assume risk in contingency fee cases, they deserve a fair reward for successful results.
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Sadly, when the administration proposed the $7 billion in CHIP rescission dollars, federal officials missed the entire point of a contingency fund by saying that they do not anticipate that states would tap into the contingency fund.
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The decision to execute our contingency planning given the uncertainty surrounding Brexit.
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Mr McCain wants $60bn allocated annually to cover "overseas contingency operations" (OCO).
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Is there much of a queer contingency among skater communities in Japan?
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Disaster-prone cities, including Palu, were obliged to draw up contingency plans.
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Above all, airlines need contingency plans for when IT faults do occur.
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This could well become a problem if contingency insurance grows much larger.
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Airbus said its contingency plans for a disorderly exit were well-advanced.
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For now they are putting off investments or drawing up contingency plans.
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He adds that contingency plans for an outbreak are also in place.
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All sides have become closer on the basis of a "contingency plan".
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We believe the contingency plan formalises the support process by the Canton.
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TWO-STAGE PLAN Banks are enacting two-stage contingency plans for Brexit.
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But defense spending would receive a boost through the overseas contingency fund.
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Did you have a contingency plan if you didn't find a singer?
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There are really only three legal fee structures: flat, hourly and contingency.
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This requires viable, tested contingency plans for the resumption of critical functions.
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But I'm prepared for either contingency or at least I'm getting prepared.
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The Bank of England is already working on contingency plans, he added.
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Get an inspectionTypically a purchase and sale will include an inspection contingency.
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The uncertainty has worried health centers, leading them to make contingency plans.
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The bank has access to the Bank of England contingency liquidity facilities.
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The resulting track, "Contingency Plan," starts out small and ends up epic.
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NASA "does not have a contingency plan for ensuring uninterrupted U.S. access."
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When needed, they can bring a little contingency for your flaming nativity.
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The topline includes $165 billion for the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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Many companies are testing contingency plans in case the health crisis worsens.
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Update: Since this article published, the IRS has released another contingency plan.
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The industry says it's up to the challenge and readying contingency plans.
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"CLSA is currently working on a contingency plan," a company spokesperson said.
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History is restored to miraculous contingency, no longer fraught with the present.
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Katelin Holloway, Initialized Capital — "Open-source" your contingency plans with other startups.
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The very contingency and brevity of vision become the long-sought miracle.
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ICAO last year helped Qatar Airways access contingency routes over international waters.
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As such, this is a book that breathes hope based on contingency.
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He is not working on contingency planning if Britain votes to leave.
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"I could have done the case on a contingency," Harder told me.
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"If there is no deal, there will be contingency measures," he said.
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Others discussed the evolution of administration policies or contingency planning for crises.
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Only one state said it had contingency funds available, just in case.
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Most young families cannot expect to earn enough to meet this contingency.
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There's a sense of inescapable contingency, of latent danger amid beauty. G.R.
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The EPA has a government shutdown contingency plan posted on its website.
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We are anticipating all kinds of issues and all kinds of contingency.
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The FAA has contingency plans in place for just this sort of issue -- which were updated as recently as this month -- but no amount of contingency planning could anticipate a system affected by virus hot spots across the country.
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Some feedmakers are quietly drawing up contingency plans, such as finding substitute ingredients.
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They didn't get better timing of luck, because it could be path contingency.
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The full statement follows: USTR has implemented its lapse in appropriations contingency plan.
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When I was on Someone Great, I joked about having a contingency plan.
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Mexico Mexico's pulled the trigger on its contingency plan for a Trump presidency.
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It's impossible for the U.S. to forestall every unwanted contingency in the region.
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A spokesman said it gave "space to execute on our Brexit contingency plan".
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This failure seems to have reminded Mr Hughes of the contingency of success.
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British business is talking of putting contingency plans into effect early next year.
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"We have activated the appropriate contingency plans," added the Twitter message on Monday.
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"We are basing our contingency planning on the worst case," the email said.
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Just watch him explain that he has contingency plans for every powerful member.
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They've modeled every scenario they can think of, and planned for every contingency.
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AND LIKE US, THEY HAD A CONTINGENCY PLAN IF THIS DIDN'T GO THROUGH.
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She said British Airways owner IAG was yet to complete its contingency plans.
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More from Tonic: Tips on contingency planning, however, are probably a red-herring.
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Whenever Harman Boparai travels abroad now, he has a contingency plan in place.
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There is no contingency plan if the health crisis escalates, they have said.
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And cash has always been the obvious contingency in case systems break down.
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If he does not get permission, Murray is working on a contingency plan.
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Athens says that if activated, the contingency measures will not hurt the poor.
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The London-based specialist non-life insurer appointed Jeremy Cooke as contingency underwriter.
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It did not say how long the contingency plan would be in place.
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Some of those who prepared early are locked into March specific contingency plans.
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Cities and counties are represented by private lawyers, who work on contingency fees.
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Frank Butler, 435th CTS fire rescue and contingency training noncommissioned officer in charge.
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Israel has long maintained contingency plans for a huge offensive operation in Syria.
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The RBI board decided on the lower end of the contingency risk buffer.
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The wavering rows evoke gravity, suspension, contingency, counting, and the shaping of time.
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Rather than inevitability, the people of Staunton, Va., and Chambersburg, Pa., demonstrate contingency.
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The company, meanwhile, hasn't said anything to them about how its contingency planning.
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To try to come up with a contingency plan for things going wrong.
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The NPS contingency plan says that parks will shut down in two phases.
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The HHS contingency staffing plan includes 40,959 employees stopping work, while 20183,956 continue.
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"Then we need some joint planning for the contingency that these do escape."
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For years, T. never felt the need for such an extreme contingency plan.
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"That's what the drought contingency planning on the river is about," she said.
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Under its contingency plan, some parks may be accessible, with others closed completely.
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It introduces an element of contingency to a relationship that makes everything feel impermanent.
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The point of contingency fees is to shift risk from clients to their lawyers.
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During this interview, should we encounter any problematic questions... We have a contingency plan.
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The IRS hasn't yet rolled out its contingency plan for the tax-filing season.
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Other small island countries are wrestling with contingency plans should waters rise too high.
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"Every bank has to put together a contingency plan," he said after the meeting.
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CEO SPAIN'S SANTANDER SAYS HAS BEEN WORKING ON CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR DIFFERENT BREXIT SCENARIOS
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"It must be a necessary cancellation," said Elizabeth Seeger, contingency underwriter at insurer Hiscox.
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Donald Trump is the contingency for which they gave us the weapon of impeachment.
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A full list of contingency plans for federally funded agencies can be found here.
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It's not to belittle the practice; every zoo should be prepared for every contingency.
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To mitigate them, the Bank of England has put in place extensive contingency plans.
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Asked if Stena had a contingency plan, he said the short answer was no.
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Some of Britain's biggest firms are working a rate hike into their contingency planning.
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But transportation advocates wonder what that means for the city's progressive transit contingency plans.
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AWAC has contingency plans to keep the operations running but conceded in a Sep.
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ALREADY under pressure to cut costs, banks are reluctant to spend on contingency plans.
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Before that, negotiators on both sides will need to agree on the contingency plan.
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The risk that such a contingency is needed could keep the government in check.
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Just signed a critical bill to formalize drought contingency plans for the Colorado River.
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These eventualities and scenarios need to be considered and contingency plans put in place.
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"We prepared a contingency communications procedure, and guess what?" he said, ripping the papers.
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And frankly, they could take an action for which there is no contingency plan.
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Many lack the resources for the detailed contingency planning carried out by corporate heavyweights.
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The European Commission published its own contingency plans for a disorderly Brexit on Wednesday.
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He works on a contingency basis — his customers pay only when his team succeeds.
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The EPA has a contingency plan in place in the event of a shutdown.
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Add contingency fuel for inclement weather, and the situation can become even more frustrating.
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Rothschild-Cross is part of a growing contingency of people studying it in school.
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In case of a contingency, swarms of dronebots will be mobilized to launch attacks.
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Friday's announcement means that they can hold off on that contingency for a week.
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The rest of the money would come from the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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"Everybody's making contingency plans back in the U.S. over spring break," Dr. Johnson said.
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A second senior ambassador portrayed the 30-day change as a moderate contingency measure.
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He would be derelict in his duty not to be prepared for any contingency.
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Ms. Jones said that NBC did not have a specific contingency plan for that.
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Airports in Houston, Washington and Atlanta, above, were "exercising contingency plans," a spokesman said.
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If it is not feasible, a contingency to extend the season is under consideration.
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I talked with The Times's security consultant, who helped me outline a contingency plan.
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Contingency planning is underway among all the leading campaigns if the outbreak gets worse.
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The strategy also amounts to war-contingency planning in case the homeland is attacked.
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Farmers specialize in contingency planning, but this was a disaster no one saw coming.
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What contingency plans do you as a Central Bank have in place for that?
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Republicans have long been preparing a contingency plan for if Trump is the nominee.
|
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But if environmental roll-backs proceed, there was a "contingency plan", he told journalists.
|
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It is due to publish a new paper on no-deal contingency plans shortly.
|
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But traders cited concerns about possible disruptions from Brexit even despite the contingency plans.
|
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It also provides $28503 billion in Overseas Contingency Operations/Global War on Terrorism funding.
|
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Firms worried about event cancellation buy so-called contingency insurance against loss of revenue.
|
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Provincial governments would develop "local contingency plans" to deal with debt risks, it said.
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Contingency plans should be made in the event one spouse becomes disabled or incapacitated.
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I must think of myself as a plaything of chance, a product of contingency.
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Our Los Four Xicano contingency ran against some Euro-aesthetic standards of the period.
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Although they can imagine better uses for them, they have the resources for contingency planning.
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But behind-the-scenes the White House may already be working on a contingency plan.
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Click here for a list of federal agencies and their contingency plans amid the shutdown.
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Election organizers, particularly those testing new, internet-based voting methods, need to have contingency plans.
|
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Perhaps it's time for Pelosi to brush the dust-off Ted Sorensen's contingency plan memo.
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So we've added things that allow a degree of contingency and make everything more forgiving.
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And in case the deal comes to nothing, he says he has a contingency plan.
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Banks are making contingency plans but Carney said they should not rush to leave London.
|
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Many contingency plans were triggered before March 29th, when Brexit was supposed to have happened.
|
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Many retailers, including some big supermarkets, triggered their contingency plans at the beginning of January.
|
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Perhaps in anticipation of these obstacles, the president seems to have found a contingency plan.
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It's about knowing how to escape, about contingency plans, about how to read a situation.
|
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And contingency planning itself costs money that could otherwise be spent on the core business.
|
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"It was just terrifying," says Pavonetti, who made a contingency plan to fake the footage.
|
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Page said the company had "many" contingency plans for Brexit, but did not provide details.
|
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As with Britain's other contingency plans, there are no easy substitutes for a good deal.
|
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The rest of the workers would be furloughed, according to the agency's latest contingency plan.
|
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We have entered uncharted territory; contingency plans don't reach this far, yet Congressional powers do.
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"We are prepared for this scenario," an EU official said describing the bloc's contingency preparations.
|
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The BoE has requested British-based financial services firms to prepare contingency plans for Brexit.
|
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Some of those contingency plans will necessarily involve relocation, with all of its associated costs.
|
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The standard contingency fees are just table stakes compared to the amounts they ultimately enjoy.
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The company said it has contingency plans if voters pass the measure in the Nov.
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It will also require contingency planning for future strikes, against even more strategically significant targets.
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All DHBs would implement contingency plans to provide essential services during the strike, he said.
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Monitoring of energy markets will be at a minimal level, according to its contingency plan.
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In this time of political sea change, the White House has done little contingency planning.
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I understand this & where necessary, we will exercise contingency plans using the resources & staff available.
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They would have scurried to check weather forecasts and radar screens and drafted contingency plans.
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The organization said it is putting contingency plans in place for those shows as well.
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Secondly, they tested their contingency plans over and over again to make sure they worked.
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Most urgently, private businesses should contribute to the World Health Organisation's contingency fund for emergencies.
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Political developments in Washington, London releases a Brexit contingency plan and Iran faces increasing pressure.
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Do New Jersey rules on contingency fees and fee-splitting apply to the Texas firms?
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Karla advises having an inspection and including an inspection contingency in the offer, if possible.
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Laxton also traces how the Surrealists around Breton give up on the idea of contingency.
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"Conventions always have contingency plans in place," said Mari Cardona, a member of the DNC.
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The Shared-Use Mobility Center is working on contingency plans for "virtual sessions," Gray added.
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While the researchers have contingency plans, an early breakup would greatly affect the research program.
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But I think, just on a contingency planning basis, it's right to think the worst.
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We had an inspection contingency so we could've backed out if they found something major.
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Diageo has said it has strong contingency plans in place to deal with the strikes.
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"For two decades, our contingency planning was low," Mr. Stoltz said in a recent interview.
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But the agency still takes the time to run drills preparing for such a contingency.
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Some firms put in place contingency measures the last time a no-deal exit loomed.
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In these cases, the eggs represent a contingency plan these women haven't had to use.
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"We have less risk tolerance and we are building up a contingency budget," he said.
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It also set aside about $3 billion it had on hand for a contingency fund.
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Many companies have already activated contingency plans, as they can't afford to wait any longer.
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Business is growing increasingly alarmed as it ramps up contingency plans for a damaging rupture.
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The fear of coming out of the gates and immediately losing the entire Texas contingency.
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Under its shutdown contingency plan, about 95,000 of its almost 115,583 staff would keep working.
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Contingency plans being discussed Contingency plans are under consideration, a court spokeswoman told CNN, but so far, nothing has been announced concerning the upcoming weeks where the justices will hear and decide blockbuster cases, racing to get all opinions out by the end of June.
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Contingency plan: The initial decision to only deploy four shuttle buses vehicles caused a massive backup.
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Goldman has "contingency plans" to move people depending on the outcome of the negotiations, he said.
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Of 2100,21 department employees, nearly 2800,000 have been deemed essential, according to the department's contingency plan.
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Leonard declined to elaborate on the contingency plans or say if they included hiring replacement workers.
|
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Under its shutdown contingency plan, about 26,2300 of the department's almost 20133,22013 staff would keep working.
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We will also explore other biological models to provide more robust data and as a contingency.
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At the time, Mr. Obama's aides thought he did not have a credible military contingency plan.
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In anticipation of the strike, SEPTA released a contingency plan that included additional Regional Rail trains.
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American financial firms stand out for making contingency plans to move some staff and business units.
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Of 21,2800 agency employees, nearly 213,000 have been deemed "essential," according to the department's contingency plan.
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So you have to worry about those things and have contingency plans for all of them.
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"The Secretary of Defense has historically maintained force management authority during contingency operations," Rankine-Galloway said.
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The suit asks, among other things, for a declaration that the contingency fee agreements are void.
|
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"CEOs are reacting to the prevailing uncertainty with contingency planning," said Simon Collins, KPMG UK chairman.
|
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"Meeting on first review, contingency package and debt at later stage," the spokesman, Michel Reijns, said.
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She is the author of the new report Overseas Contingency Operations: The Pentagon's $80 Billion Loophole.
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But, by and large, society couldn't function if we had to address every contingency in advance.
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In the immediate term, contingency measures held in abeyance would need to be enacted en masse.
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The agency is expected to release a filing-season shutdown contingency plan in the near future.
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Banks are already implementing "no regrets" contingency measures such as retaining legal entities, the report finds.
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Matt LoPresti wants to update Hawaii's contingency plan, citing a lack of shelters and outdated plans.
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While military officials and other experts on both sides say war is unlikely, contingency planning proceeds.
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In the event that MSF should need additional capital, a contingency capital plan is in place.
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This includes contingency plans―such as mesh networks―to bypass government network restrictions altogether, explained Enonchong.
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Mr. Garman had painstakingly prepared himself for just this contingency — the possibility of a false alarm.
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Unlike the "do nothing" Democratic leaders, our founders did not view impeachment as a catastrophic contingency.
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The proposal also included $75 billion for Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) to pay for ongoing wars.
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We extensively planned it, to include briefing wing leadership and working out contingency plans among ourselves.
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Public affairs operations are considered an "ancillary support service," according to the DOJ's shutdown contingency plan.
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It is precisely this contingency that made the performance dynamic, holding the audience in its thrall.
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Autos were in focus on news that carmakers had triggered some Brexit contingency plans in Britain.
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We don't need to ask whether Pence is making contingency plans, because he quite plainly is.
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Sándigo serves as a contingency plan for undocumented parents in the event that ICE deports them.
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Do you have any contingency plans if you're out of work for the next six months?
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"We had to develop many contingency plans just in case the weather went bad," he said.
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These lists can be a contingency plan in case schools in your area have to close.
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The supermarket chain Tesco has said it is discussing contingency plans to keep more dried goods.
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The British government issued its first contingency plans yesterday for leaving the E.U. without an agreement.
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The UK is stepping up contingency plans to evacuate troops and other British personnel from Iraq.
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The story at the center of this book is the way contingency shaped so many destinies.
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And banks want to know if you have plenty of coverage with plenty of contingency money.
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The Olympics were meant to be his springboard toward professional boxing; he had no contingency plan.
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Its publicly released contingency plans allow for even more workers to stay home the outbreak intensifies.
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"We've got all the contingency planning to make sure no one will be stranded," Raab said.
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"I don't think the contingency plan looked enough at where pockets of people live," she said.
|
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Sellers generally frown on "contingency" offers, which are subject to the sale of an existing home.
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Under its shutdown contingency plan, about 2700,2140 of the department's almost 22013,000 staff would keep working.
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It authorizes $621.5 billion in the base defense budget and $75 billion for overseas contingency operations.
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Without the contingency package, lenders refuse to disburse new loans or discuss debt relief for Greece.
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As Britain prepares its exit from the E.U., countries across the bloc are making contingency plans.
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"I've had these contingency plans in place and ready since October [when funding lapsed]," she says.
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It's unclear what those contingency plans may be and Motherboard was unable to verify Wikileaks' claim.
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Even more defense cash could be added through emergency spending, known as Overseas Contingency Operations funding.
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To create good incentives, we should treat drug companies like trial lawyers who work on contingency.
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But if you're a publisher on Medium, I'd dust off the contingency plans none the less.
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The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), Britain's financial supervisor, wants to see their contingency plans by July 227th.
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The bank has "contingency plans" to move people depending on the outcome of the negotiations, he said.
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Every federal agency makes a contingency plan that governs how they will spend money during a shutdown.
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"Our sites have contingency plans to ensure they can continue to operate during industrial action," she said.
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"Good cases can always find good lawyers to argue them on contingency," ATRA spokesman Darren McKinney said.
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How much more walking would I need to secure the Points necessary for a pepperoni contingency plan?
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Contingency plans from the EU and, this week, from the government confirm how disruptive this would be.
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It opened an office in Dublin last year as part of a contingency plan ahead of Brexit.
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The argument mirrored an earlier clash between the Commission and the Bank of England over contingency planning.
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A better approach would be to share concerns over North Korea and work together on contingency plans.
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As such, the companies were preparing this contingency plan even before Newsom signed the bill into law.
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An Alcoa spokeswoman said the company had contingency plans to ensure operations can continue during industrial action.
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Oh, and a detailed contingency plan should any of the furniture not fit into the new place.
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Both sides have also been advancing contingency plans for the worst case scenario — a no-deal Brexit.
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The Bank of England wanted EU contingency plans to include legal "continuity" of cross-border insurance contracts.
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GlaxoSmithKline, Britain's largest pharma firm, will start spending on contingency plans from the end of the year.
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PDVSA has launched a contingency plan to restore power to the Jose port, according to one source.
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British banks do not have long to strengthen their contingency plans for when online banking services fail.
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But the EU is clear that contingency plans for no-deal protect its 27 members, not Britain.
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Some of the most prominent companies are implementing their own contingency plans for the post-Brexit world.
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Others build "contingency lines" farther back to act as a backstop if the first line is breached.
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WikiLeaks has "activated appropriate contingency plans" after service was cut at 5 PM local time on Saturday.
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EG: Is there a struggle at Standing Rock too, between the environmental contingency and the Native Americans?
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Contingency planning for a military strike has likely reached a level we have not seen since 1994.
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Add the additional $59 billion in the overseas contingency operations account, and the increase is even higher.
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Dianne Feinstein and will be attended by a bipartisan Nevada and California contingency, including Nevada Republican Gov.
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The base funding uses $2202 billion from a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations fund.
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Intense competition and slim margins in the British supermarket sector have also made contingency planning more complicated.
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So even after you make up a budget for the project, add more money as a contingency.
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The Treasury Department's initial shutdown contingency plan for the IRS was for the non-filing-season period.
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But it's now a contingency that CEOs need to plan for in the not-too-distant future.
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The BoE is currently assessing British-based financial services firms' contingency plans to minimise disruption after Brexit.
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Underscoring the high stakes for business, a major UK manufacturing firm confirmed it has activated contingency plans.
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I happened to be serving on a contingency operating base outside of Tikrit when he took office.
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Rocket landing speed was close to design max & used up contingency crush core, hence back & forth motion.
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One option could be to use emergency defense funds appropriated through the Pentagon's overseas contingency operations fund.
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Insurance undertakings are also "advised to have in place contingency plans considering all the eventualities", it said.
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"Also, Mueller has been well aware of that and probably has planned for that contingency," he added.
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"Of course we want to see Bernie win, but we have a contingency plan," Mr. Netzer said.
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When it happens, space agencies will want to be absolutely sure they're prepared for every imaginable contingency.
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That's why there should always be an added time contingency on every aspect of opening a restaurant.
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Guerrasio: Was there a contingency plan if Craig decided he didn&apost want to do the movie?
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They would also assess whether the bureau has "adequate contingency plans" in place, a DOJ statement said.
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"It is very ironic to prepare for this kind of contingency in the United States," he said.
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And damned if he doesn't already have a contingency operation underway — to make meth, at any rate.
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The American military has begun contingency planning to stop and board suspect vessels bound for North Korea.
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A NASA spokesman on Friday characterized a solicitation request NASA filed on Wednesday as a contingency plan.
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A contingency plan geared toward this pandemic could include revisiting sick leave policies and enforcing travel restrictions.
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Irving also recommended that congressional offices consider making contingency plans in the event of a widespread outbreak.
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Right on cue, Washington has moved gingerly through phases one and two of its emergency contingency plan.
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Only 13 percent of respondents said they were confident about their contingency plans, according to the survey.
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Ross Hutchison, a fund manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments, said contingency measures were "starting to hamper trading".
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Nonetheless, through keen vigilance, rapid adaptation, and comprehensive contingency planning, startups can survive the impending stress test.
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Australian Open officials were forced to consider contingency plans, including moving matches indoors and altering start times.
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She tried the Jamaica Station contingency plan twice, transferring there and riding the E straight to work.
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The bill would restrict contingency fees that lawyers can charge for representing plaintiffs in health care lawsuits.
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Toy companies such as Hasbro and Mattel have already begun preparing contingency plans for such an event.
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Also contingency lodging is also being renovated to provide living quarters for the over-flow of visitors.
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We had two levels of concrete and hurricane windows, but we had still rehearsed several contingency plans.
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Wyoming and Oklahoma plan use gas chambers, while Utah's contingency plan is to bring back firing squads.
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Negri also proposed that there should be some sort of offline "contingency plan," such as a password.
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However, Apple has been quietly making contingency plans in case construction is delayed, the Times reported last week.
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But we are very much a part of the plans for any type of contingency or war scenario.
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He also alleged the firm paid itself more than $28 million in contingency fees without any written agreement.
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Of course, anticipating what may trigger a downturn and making contingency plans for it are two different things.
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The Spanish government has contingency plans in place if there was no final deal on Brexit, Aguiriano added.
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Staffers processing amended returns were among the positions to be furloughed, according to an earlier IRS contingency plan.
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A nationwide strike two years ago had little impact on production as companies had contingency plans in place.
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America's potential wartime role in Sweden was once a state secret; now contingency plans can be made openly.
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Mexico this week said it was preparing contingency plans in event talks did not conclude with an agreement.
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Thankfully, it's likely that your therapist has already thought this through and has a contingency plan in place.
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Among many contingency plans, the Pentagon is considering a disabling pre-emptive strike against the North's nuclear sites.
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"So that is a important contingency action, which we want all firms to have," Woods told the Summit.
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Indivior added that the contingency plan would be rolled out only if knock-offs of Suboxone are launched.
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It has contingency plans to build more of the big SUVs at an Ohio plant if demand grows.
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Pascal Soriot, the boss of AstraZeneca, says his company has an entire team working on Brexit contingency plans.
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"We will need contingency plans if the impact materializes," said a spokeswoman at Vaio, a Sony Corp spinoff.
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The Great White North wouldn't see this coming and be without a well-known and practiced contingency plan.
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Federal officials are now coming up with contingency plans to ward off the ill-effects of funding gaps.
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"We believe in the contingency of progress," said Stripe CEO and co-founder Patrick Collison, in a statement.
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The day before, one of the EU's leaders had confided a contingency plan of "crossing ourselves and praying".
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"Unfortunately, the contingency mechanism that Greece is proposing does not include such reforms," Lagarde wrote in her letter.
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Some Republican National Committee members reportedly began contingency planning for a vacancy at the top of the ticket.
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Having saidthat, of course all companies should be making contingency plans so we do thinkabout it a bit.
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The money is categorized as overseas contingency operations (OCO) funds, which are not subjected to congressional spending limits.
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As the stakes rise — with potential nuclear implications — the Trump administration must prepare contingency plans for future crises.
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There is little reliance on funding from CACIB/CA other than the availability of contingency funding if required.
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Of that, $6900 would be used for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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The money is part of the controversial overseas contingency fund, which defense hawks say needs even more funding.
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Sasol, which employs around 26,000 people in South Africa, said it had made contingency plans at its facilities.
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With plans for every contingency Quenzel and his team can imagine, however, very little is left to chance.
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Vanlancker was previously identified as the person who would take Buechner's job as part of emergency contingency planning.
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Banks are already making contingency plans on how to serve customers across Europe if Britain loses those rights.
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Employees who are involved in issuing refunds are generally furloughed under the agency's non-filing season contingency plan.
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The government recommends being prepared when traveling to remote areas and inquiring about contingency plans for medical treatment.
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The remaining $28503 billion would go toward a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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Banks have not yet spent much time on contingency planning: until Brexit was certain, there was little point.
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The House proposes $2202 billion (with $2628 billion in Overseas Contingency Operations) and the Senate proposes $28500 billion.
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" "The Constitution provides for every contingency in the Executive, except a vacancy in the mind of the President.
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"$85033 billion in overseas contingency operations funding is being requested without a strategy to support it," he said.
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In turn, the United States should develop contingency plans to respond to a direct cyberattack from North Korea.
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IOC has initiated a short-term contingency plan, using staff employees to shut down operations and protect assets.
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"We haven't got a contingency plan, because we don't know how things are going to operate," he said.
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The administration had requested $164 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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But it uses $23 million for base requirements from a war fund known as Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO).
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All of the money would be added to a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations account.
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Hammond promised to set aside £22020 billion ($22016 billion) over the next two years for Brexit contingency planning.
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Of that, $59.5 would be used for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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They have a sizable contingency of important free agents, even after slapping Muhammad Wilkerson with the franchise tag.
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There's the motive because Tupac and the Death Row contingency jumped him after the [Mike Tyson] title fight.
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The Woodalls now have to make contingency plans as they wait to hear from the state Supreme Court.
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NASA did not say whether it has put any contingency plans in place for an "Independence Day" scenario.
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That figure includes $12 billion in Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funding that does not count toward budget caps.
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"We have activated contingency measures to minimize potential disruption to our operations," Sasol said in an emailed response.
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DOJ officials said Wednesday the bureau will review the facility's infrastructure and its emergency response and contingency plans.
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Those contingency plans are typically for a surge in capacity of up to 143 percent, hospital executives said.
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At Facebook, the company has been working on contingency plans for the impact of the coronavirus since January.
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Contingency plans include moving ring trading to Chelmsford, east of London, and moving to electronic pricing, she added.
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"You'd think they would have had a contingency plan," grumbled one guest, huddled close to a seat mate.
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"Everybody is hunkering down and preparing contingency plans to keep their businesses operating," the sports-media advisor said.
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Mr. Dunlap and Mr. York emphasize the contingency and variability of public support for environmental causes and practices.
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Brexit: The British government is preparing contingency plans for a disorderly "no deal" departure from the European Union.
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" Another executive, Fidel Gutierrez Castro, C.E.O. of G-Global, agreed: "They have us all crazy, making contingency plans.
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The wedding industry is preparing contingency plansAs wedding planners brace for impact, elopement planning companies see an opportunity.
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His wife, Bridget, wanted to make sure their daughters had a contingency plan in case their passions changed.
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Britain's supermarkets have drawn up contingency plans for responding to this prospect, The Guardian newspaper reported this week.
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As the coronavirus spreads across to the US, it's sent stock markets swooning and triggered corporate contingency plans.
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The recommendation was contained in an unclassified influenza contingency plan drafted in 2009 by the National Security Agency.
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That's our mandate and, if recent drought contingency plans are an indication, we are up to the task.
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However, contingency plans do include moving ring trading to Chelmsford and moving to electronic pricing, the LME said.
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False optimism can easily lead you astray and prevent you from making contingency plans or taking bold action.
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Law firms, global banks and trading companies have been drawing up contingency plans for the worst-case scenario.
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He has said the bank has "contingency plans" to move people depending on the outcome of the negotiations.
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This year, he says he may have to make contingency plans for the second half of the month.
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It would also authorize $2628 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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The Puerto Rico Medical Center implemented a contingency plan to treat hurricane victims before Maria hit the island.
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Greece and the representatives of the lenders were moving toward a deal on the contingency package, he added.
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Even Republicans have openly acknowledged [the Department of Defense's] inability to 'respond immediately to every conceivable global contingency.
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Chance, contingency, personality—these play bigger roles in progressive organizing than the materialists among us tend to admit.
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Instead, the candidates focused on who would be the most likely to build a winning contingency against Trump.
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"We will have contingency plans to cope with the worst policies from Trump," said a second policy adviser.
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The Pentagon's budget request includes $164 billion for a fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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As a contingency, Evans has been vetting suppliers from other countries, such as Vietnam and the Dominican Republic.
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"We've already planned for the contingency for Hanjin saying, 'Here are your containers, come get them,'" said Krieger.
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Concrete assurances will build confidence and help firms across the UK and Europe to pause their contingency planning.
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Waging war against both countries simultaneously is a contingency so improbable that US planners can safely ignore it.
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Dublin has been locked in competition with Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Paris to lure financial firms making contingency plans.
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So workers and companies have had to adapt, from implementing emergency contingency plans to enforcing remote-work strategies.
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Numerous officials involved with convention planning told Politico they've been preparing meticulously for months, mapping out every contingency.
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"USTR has implemented its lapse in appropriations contingency plan," the agency said in a statement on its website.
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The Pentagon appeared to downplay any active preparations to directly intervene in Venezuela, but acknowledged detailed contingency planning.
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Aware of the risks, however, the EU is also not ignoring contingency preparations for a no-deal Brexit.
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With the new standards, he said, officials must reassess some of the contingency measures that come with the warning.
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He also declared a state of emergency and urged residents to have a contingency plan for family and pets.
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"That's despite having spent over $35 million of our contingency fund since the beginning of the year," he said.
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But just in case my nanny plan fell through, I still had to come up with a contingency plan.
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Doubts over the vote in parliament have pushed companies which have "no deal" contingency plans to start triggering them.
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He adds that many lawyers will work on contingency, meaning fees are only paid if the case is successful.
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We are making sure that it can be implemented — and in parallel we have done some contingency planning also.
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But Cantrell said he also expects they'll get some contingency training on what to do, should something go wrong.
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The teleology and historical contingency of biology, said the evolutionary biologist Ernst Mayr, make it unique among the sciences.
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It seems the biggest contingency here is Animal Liberation Now, a sort of Anonymous of the animal rights movement.
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Other customers of Lamia will need to make similar contingency plans: Bolivia's aviation authority has suspended its operating licence.
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If so, what are they for you and is it even possible for you to draw any contingency plans?
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The union's strikes of the kind announced on Friday rarely affect output because of the use of contingency teams.
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States are beginning to make contingency plans in case the courts strike down the Affordable Care Act, WSJ reports.
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This would leave EU customers cut off from UK-based market operators if no contingency measures were in place.
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British firms were asked to draw up contingency plans, including opening hubs in the EU27 (the EU minus Britain).
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The Lloyd's of London insurance market is the global leader in specialist insurance such as event cancellation, or contingency.
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NBC News reported the plan earlier, citing documents of a contingency plan to fund $1.1 billion in border efforts.
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Testing is an industry built on precision; its leaders operate in a world of excel spreadsheets and contingency planning.
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The error has forced Eurocontrol's contingency plan, which involves reducing network capacity by grounding planes starting with 10 percent.
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This isn't contingency-planning so much as the kind of prayer an atheist might resort to in an earthquake.
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It added that it had launched a contingency plan that it would inform customers of as soon as possible.
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He has also developed contingency plans in the event that the world's biggest emitters do not change their habits.
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It is unclear what Democrats would do if Clinton were to be indicted and if any contingency plan exists.
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Each affected department, and the agencies within them, have their own contingency plans on how to handle the shutdown.
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But Russian banks still fear they could come under sanctions and so have begun to draft a contingency plan.
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If the Virgin Islands doesn't get a settlement or damages, Cohen Milstein makes nothing, a so-called contingency arrangement.
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It was in response to many requests for help in establishing contingency plans, the attorney, Leon Fresco, told Axios.
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But the world should also be making contingency plans for a co-ordinated response if a financial shock hits.
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ARRC said it plans on Friday to issue a consultation on fallback, or contingency, contract language for consumer mortgages.
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The bill would also provide $68.1 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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It would also authorize about $220006 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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Regulators are also concerned about business contingency and continuity protection for online as well as offline custody of assets.
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And the agenda is fairly tight as the group covers things like budget demands, contingency plans, and deployment operations.
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The number of agents and other staff working on the cases on a contingency basis will also be increased.
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The defence ministry said it "routinely works with other government departments on planning for a range of contingency scenarios".
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Contingency funds for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or food stamps, will likely start to run short in February.
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The bill would also provide $28503 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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Possible contingency plans during the shutdown include new bus and ferry services and extra trains on nearby subway lines.
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Overall, the request includes $524 billion for the base budget and $59 billion for war and other contingency funding.
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Mar-a-Lago employees have been told to prepare for any contingency, a person familiar with the instructions said.
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The GOP resolution, however, excluded Trump's proposed $96 billion increase in defense spending for the Overseas Contingency Operations account.
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The Pentagon's budget request has also drawn controversy over the amount included in the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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In the end, contingency plans may be devised more as salves for frayed nerves than bona fide operational blueprints.
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The Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account of the Pentagon was designed, not surprisingly, to cover contingencies that occur overseas.
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It also said both had contingency plans, as required by regulations, to deal with potential unforeseen pressures on liquidity.
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National security adviser Susan Rice led contingency planning "in the weeks and months" ahead of the vote, Shultz said.
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The two sides later held security talks that probably included, in part, how to handle a North Korea contingency.
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Specifically, Warren wrote that she wants to eliminate the war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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The bill would also provide $85003 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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"We do recognize that startups do pivot, but we are not running multiple contingency plans right now," he said.
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In New York City, officials have been working with New Jersey Transit on the contingency plans for a strike.
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It also allows for another $2628 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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It also devotes another $22019 billion in Overseas Contingency Operation (OCO) funding, which does not count toward budget cuts.
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ARRC said it plans to issue on Friday a consultation on fallback, or contingency, contract language for consumer mortgages.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's efforts to obtain a longer extension have also ruined contingency plans for some of them.
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This reflects the group's strong on-balance sheet liquidity and extensive contingency liquidity facilities through various central bank facilities.
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The banks have formed contingency plans for telecommuting to allow employees to work from their homes or other offices.
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Malkenson and Birnbaum don't have contingency plans or funds like larger corporations who can better weather a financial hit.
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Some South Korean news media, citing anonymous sources, had earlier reported that the leaked data included wartime contingency plans.
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Things are changing so rapidly that contingency plans at this point are: 'Where meals are being offered for families?
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But Democratic leaders recognize that may not be possible, and they are readying contingency plans to advance the bill.
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But he warned that the government had also made "contingency plans" in case relations hit a sour note again.
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The UK and the EU have contingency plans, and it's possible these will mitigate some of the worst outcomes.
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Political operatives are courting donors, calling potential candidates and developing legal contingency plans for overcoming onerous ballot qualification laws.
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And that has allowed the community to prepare and to develop contingency plans for when the epidemic will start.
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They're also exercising their pandemic contingency plans, remaining cautious and have so far steered clear of the virus' spread.
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It said on Tuesday it has engaged an accounting firm to undertake rapid contingency planning for a potential insolvency.
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"Each facility across the country has a contingency plan that has been recently updated and tested," the FAA said.
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The contingency plans at many police departments include reallocating staff, deploying trainees and retirees and curtailing some service calls.
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If you're in a leadership position at your company, the time to implement your emergency contingency plan is now.
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Arrests are complex operations that require anticipating any and every possible outcome and establishing a contingency action for it.
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The talk of contingency plans come as the House measure has a narrow path to getting through the Senate.
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Parents who dreaded being detained drew up contingency plans for what should be done with their children and cars.
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The request would also provide $6900 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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The Department of Defense's base operations budget is $617 billion and the overseas contingency operations fund is $69 billion.
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One contingency is to line up a third-party spokesman who can help if the brand's image is dinged.
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The legislation authorizes nearly $700 billion for defense programs, which includes $85033 billion for the Overseas Contingency Operations fund.
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The contingency plan may result in up to 2 million pounds ($2.6 million) of additional expense, the company said.
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The London Stock Exchange said Thursday that it had put together a contingency plan for a no-deal eventuality.
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Biden, too, has managed to hang onto a steady lead, including among a crucial contingency of African American voters.
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As a category of objects, Friedlander seems to say, its distinguishing feature is contingency in relationship to its site.
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He then asks Clinton about a contingency plan should she lose an election — something that we don't often hear.
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At the Rio Olympics, Team USA has the largest female contingency in world history: 123 women, plus 212 men.
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They are making contingency plans in case a new conflict erupts in Lebanon, sending thousands of Lebanese Armenians their way.
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As of late Monday night, schools — along with business and hospitals — set aside contingency plans in preparation for a strike.
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" "Since Sunday, we have been working diligently on contingency plans to prepare our fleet to minimize the impact to customers.
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One part of the budget is wiped out entirely under the new blueprint: overseas contingency operations, or the war budget.
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Trade minister Liam Fox said on Wednesday the government had contingency plans in case the Trade Bill had not passed.
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Mexico this week said it was preparing contingency plans in the event the talks did not conclude with an agreement.
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Financial firms based in Britain have disclosed 1.3 billion pounds in relocation costs, legal advice and contingency provisions, EY said.
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For example $2 billion of the CHIP funding on the cutting board in the proposal is for a contingency fund.
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But they have also put contingency plans in place to handle any unexpected interruptions, as they have in recent years.
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If there is a storm that might affect deliveries, the weather people talk with UPS's contingency team and reroute packages.
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Staffers processing amended returns were among the positions to be furloughed, according to the IRS's non-filing season contingency plan.
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A U.N. contingency plan projects that in the worst-case scenario of a prolonged siege, tens of thousands could die.
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Two astronauts will conduct a contingency spacewalk this morning to carry out maintenance work on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Democratic Senate President John Cullerton earlier on Thursday told reporters there was no definitive contingency tied to the bill's enactment.
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The BBC said the BoE - which is reviewing banks' contingency plans - thought as many as 75,000 jobs would be affected.
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The department also said it would conduct a small-value test auction using its contingency auction system on Aug. 17.
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"I do see the danger of people being forced to trigger contingency plans," added the CEO of Switzerland's largest bank.
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AXA, a French insurer, has recently started using its models on the flooding of the Seine to prepare contingency plans.
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It is also making contingency plans for cargo already on board Hanjin ships in the event the vessels are seized.
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Some operate on a contingency-fee basis: their sole remuneration comes from pocketing a percentage of any arrears they recover.
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The LSE also said that it was activating contingency plans in case of a no-deal Brexit scenario next year.
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The EU's executive European Commission had already said it would adopt contingency measures in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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Banks had lined up contingency plans, but some were half-hearted and few banks expected to use them, sources said.
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"They're going to have to either hire their own lawyers or get an attorney to work on contingency," Gottesman says.
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LG Electronics, one of the world's largest TV-makers, was looking for contingency shipping arrangements for its electronics, Reuters reported.
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To stay solvent, the WHO has dipped into a pot of money called the contingency fund for emergencies, or CFE.
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As from 1520 UTC, we have reopened the access to its flow management system while remaining in Procedural Contingency mode.
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The utility said it had unspecified contingency plans in place in the event the NUM strike widened or became prolonged.
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The Pentagon on Wednesday appeared to downplay any active preparations for military action in Venezuela, but acknowledged detailed contingency planning.
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"With respect to Korea in particular, that's been going on for decades," he said of contingency plans for Pyongyang's aggression.
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"We're starting to see some businesses already making contingency plans about opening up in a different EU country," she said.
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SARS spokesman Sandile Memela said contingency plans were in place to minimize the strike impact if no agreement was reached.
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The British Bankers' Association said a significant amount of contingency planning had been done and the industry was well prepared.
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The White House released a contingency plan in October for a theoretical electromagnetic space storm that could disrupt the grid.
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Governor Mark Carney said last month the BoE was making contingency plans for the EU referendum, but gave no details.
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Gerrard said courts in judging contingency retainers look at how much power an attorney general cedes to an outside firm.
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The Spanish government has contingency plans in place for all eventual outcomes over Britain's planned exit from Europe, Celaa added.
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It's also unclear what the administration will propose for the war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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Its lead negotiator said afterwards the United States was making contingency plans in the event that they failed to agree.
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NBC News reported the plan earlier, citing documents of a contingency plan to fund $1.1 billion in southern border efforts.
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Already under pressure to cut costs, they are not spending oodles on contingency plans and won't until they have to.
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It would also allow for another $21625 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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In this contingency, lyrical authenticity becomes everything; rock is somehow calcified as an intellectual craft, interlocked with the folk tradition.
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But beware: Buyers run the risk of losing their deposit if they waive the contingency and their financing falls through.
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Others, like reforming the troubled Overseas Contingency Operations budget, will apparently take more time for Congress to be comfortable with.
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South Korea has set up various contingency plans if the deadline passes without any positive outcome, Chung said, without elaborating.
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Bank executives have been making contingency plans for months, but many were still surprised by the outcome of the vote.
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The similar point between market and game is Whack-A-Mole has contingency; people who played this game know that.
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Congress allocated $78 billion for Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO), a fund originally created to fund the global war on terror.
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The lobbying firms on retainer, which hadn't yet been paid by the families, received contingency fees for the successful effort.
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The extra money would be put in the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account, which is not subject to budget caps.
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All three of these companies have issued statements assuring that they have contingency plans if closures last longer than expected.
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Both the Progressive Caucus and Black Caucus budgets would end the Pentagon's war fund, known as Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO).
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It would also allow for another $28503 billion for a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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Venezuela and Ecuador should take advantage of higher oil prices — if they come — to create contingency funds under autonomous management.
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In the meantime let's make sure we have the RD-180 to cover all our planned and possible contingency launches.
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Despite optimism among Senate and House of Representatives negotiators, contingency plans also were being made in case the talks falter.
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Savona, an 81-year-old economist, had said previously that Italy should have a contingency plan to abandon the euro.
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The lesson: Have at least one contingency plan should your music system decide to start kicking out auditory birth control.
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The luxury goods maker said it was implementing a comprehensive contingency plan to mitigate the effects without giving further details.
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Notably, the president's new budget aims to shift $12 billion from Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funding to the base budget.
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"Each contingency has some nuances that will drive variations in the methodology for building an … operational plan," the manual notes.
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Andrew Rohling told reporters earlier this month that the Army was "war-gaming" coronavirus contingency plans for Defender Europe 20.
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METALS TRADING: The LME has made contingency plans to relocate or ditch open-outcry trading if the coronavirus outbreak worsens.
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Uber Eats looks to be hoping to capitalize on the contingency provision by onboarding restaurants that haven't previously offered takeout.
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He previously shared with Business Insider a four-step plan on how businesses could implement contingency plans for the pandemic.
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BREXIT: IRISH PM VARADKAR SAYS THERE WILL BE A LEAD IN TIME FOR ANY NO-DEAL CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR BORDER
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"We are continuing to supply the product while proactively assessing existing contingency plans which include increasing production," the spokesperson continued.
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The government has dismissed talk of rationing, but it has also published contingency plans for an exit without an agreement.
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This activism has been teamed with contingency planning at some affiliates in the event that the legislative battle is lost.
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In a sign of increasing urgency, the administration gave senators a classified briefing on Tuesday morning about coronavirus contingency plans.
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ACEA said contingency planning by its members included a temporary production shutdowns and scouting for warehouse space to stockpile parts.
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An infusion of funding for fiscal year 2021, it adds, "will help alleviate equipment shortfalls that support future contingency operations."
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Financial institutions have disclosed as much as $5.2 billion in relocation costs, legal advice, and contingency provisions related to Brexit.
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Jean Schmidt (R-Ohio) requested approval from the Committee on Ethics to pay for lawyers through contingency, which was denied.
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It does not contain a financing contingency, and the combined company is expected to have an investment grade credit rating.
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But it uses $23 million for base requirements from a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) fund.
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But it uses $85033 million for base requirements from a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) fund.
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All of America's formal and informal allies need to have contingency plans in place should they be abandoned by Trump.
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British businesses, in particular, have been calling for no-deal contingency planning from May's government for at least a year.
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If things do go wrong, the vehicle needs to be able to handle that and have contingency and communication plans.
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They embrace new truths with the convert's fervor and certitude—Oppenheimer's "contingency and complexity of belief" is not for them.
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And this calculus does not take into account Overseas Contingency Operations, a separate bucket of money used to fund wars.
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"We did have somewhat of a contingency, a reserve fund to cover this, but not on this level," he said.
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The group said that it has activated contingency plans in case the U.K. leaves Europe next year without any deal.
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Lighthizer admitted that the administration had no contingency plan and hadn't examined the direct or long-term effects of withdrawal.
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Services such as trash pickup and restroom cleaning will be halted, according to the NPS contingency plan for a shutdown.
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That is exactly the comparison Trump administration officials say they are trying to make in enforcing their own contingency plan.
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Companies typically buy contingency, or cancellation, insurance for sporting events, which covers everything from rain stopping play to terror attacks.
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But in its first year, its immigration legacy has been to move more and more people into contingency and vulnerability.
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The loose contingency plans emerged as Trump and congressional Republicans battle Democrats over funding for the president's proposed southern border wall.
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Emma: I disagree that DA isn't risk averse - they so far have tried to control everything and plan for every contingency.
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Overall liquidity, however, is weaker than at higher-rated banks, which have more developed contingency plans and broader access to funding.
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"In cases of unexpected events, the plan is to take swift and stern actions according to contingency plans," the statement said.
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However, positions that have been furloughed include personnel who will respond to taxpayers' calls, according to the IRS's earlier contingency plan.
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For now, as with faithless electors, the terrible contingency plan isn't a big deal because it's unlikely to come into play.
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NASA says it agrees with the GAO report's recommendations and plans to come up with a contingency plan by March 13th.
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Until federal authorities showed up, the rangers made up the largest single contingency of people working in the part of Orange.
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"When your client wants to make contingency plans on how they continue to do business in the EU, come to Dublin."
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It has contingency plans in place in case the outbreak spreads further, according to Executive Vice President and CFO Jason Liberty.
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The UK government also confirmed Tuesday that its no-deal Brexit contingency plan, known as "Operation Yellowhammer," has also been suspended.
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Senior administration officials told reporters Friday evening that OMB has encouraged agencies to use contingency funds to keep their doors open.
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It just means that we need to face the world as it is, and that means planning for every possible contingency.
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Those with contingency plans for March 29th surely feel relieved that the government is trying to extend the Article 50 talks.
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Two new government white papers, on customs and future trade policy, discuss the possibility of a contingency scenario with no agreement.
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Internationally-minded firms that trade with both EU and non-EU countries were more active in contingency planning, the survey showed.
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However, Guttenberg said that it would be highly likely that policymakers were making some sort of contingency plans in the background.
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The radical contingency of "Transparent Head" particularly touched on the marvelous for its painted faces were conflictual and shimmered like mirages.
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We always allow on every budget, we have a side, 10 percent contingency as I may pick the wrong pink color.
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It's unclear whether the agency has a contingency plan for monitoring the thousands of fossil fuel projects within the United States.
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I wonder if an appreciation of contingency, of blind luck, isn't something you get through empathy but through a broader understanding.
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Asselborn added the government would look next week at draft laws covering Luxembourg's financial sector in a no-deal Brexit contingency.
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Health insurers that I have talked to are already working on their contingency plans for 2018 should Obamacare not be repaired.
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Citgo had contingency plans to deal with the loss of Venezuelan oil ahead of sanctions, said its new Chairwoman Luisa Palacios.
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Global and domestic companies will spend much of the next two years addressing these operational risks and drawing up contingency plans.
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Petrobras said on Thursday that there was no impact on production due to the strike as its contingency plans were successful.
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And Avenatti's firm was to get 2250 percent of that contingency fee, while Power's firm was due to receive 20 percent.
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"Prior to the disaster, our contingency plans evolved around how to avoid catastrophe, but the reality is you can't," Toba says.
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But it also includes even more, $638 million, in funding through Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO), which aren't subject to budget caps.
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But Cameron's government drew up no contingency plans for the prospect that he could lose his referendum campaign to stay in.
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The Iraqi government was studying contingency plans to deal with possible disruption, including alternative routes for oil exports, Abdul Mahdi said.
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The contingency package would probably involve further cuts to pensions, a direct assault on the base of the ruling Syriza party.
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However, officials might consider contingency planning exercises that explore how various scenarios inside Iran might affect regional dynamics and vice versa.
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Before clearing the move, Colombian Maritime Authority requested the vessel's manager provide a contingency plan for navigation and discharge, sources said.
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Additional needed defense resources will be designated as Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funds, which are not subject to the spending caps.
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Some of the groups have grants expiring on March 31 and are developing contingency plans in case of a funding lapse.
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The statement added that while the problem had been identified and action was underway, a contingency plan would remain in place.
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CCRIF should be expanded and strengthened, for example by requiring countries to have contingency plans for spending the money they claim.
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Concerns over the progress of Brexit negotiations dogged sentiment with British carmakers triggering some contingency plans by certifying models in Europe.
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"London occupiers, particularly financial institutions, are making contingency plans but there is a wide range of possible outcomes here," it said.
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Huawei has almost certainly been working on a software contingency plan for some time now, prepping for a worst-case scenario.
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The move marks the first major deployment of US troops in a potential contingency operation under acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan.
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"It's conceivable that we have a double-digit field and that is why we are planning for that contingency," Perez said.
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Because arbitrators tend to hand down lower awards than juries or judges, lawyers have less incentive to take cases on contingency.
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The IRS has been working under a non-filing season shutdown contingency plan since the funding lapse started in late December.
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"Is it something I missed, is there something I didn't cover, is there a contingency I didn't think about?" he said.
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The rescissions also included funding no longer needed in the Child Enrollment Contingency Fund because enrollment in the program isn't expanding.
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It also gives $2023 billion for the overseas contingency operations fund, an account that does not fall under budget cap restrictions.
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Within a year or two, most young lieutenants in today's Army will serve in any number of diverse "contingency" deployments overseas.
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The county is using contingency funds to pay for the added coroner costs, said Mike Baker, the county's top government official.
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Last month, members of the faculty and staff were notified that the school was making contingency plans to collect their keys.
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Any plan to genetically modify mosquito populations needs to have contingency plans in place for when viruses or other pathogens evolve.
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If you rely on China for your supply chain, have you finished your contingency plans in the event of massive disruption?
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The Bitcoin Cash hard fork, in fact, was initially coded as a contingency plan if this community initiative failed to deliver.
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It also said that the contingency measures would not apply to British territory Gibraltar, which has an active financial services sector.
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The Department of Defense awarded a $220 million contract in February to build a "Contingency Mass Migration Complex" at Guantanamo Bay.
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After Mr. Debbas explained that no seller would agree to such a contingency, they signed the contract and took their chances.
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Intercontinental said the NYSE has "robust, regularly tested contingency plans" to enable electronic trading on its exchanges with physical trading floors.
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"Based on the above studies, they should take immediate contingency measures to manage the risks," the RBI said in the statement.
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But the government says it has put contingency plans in place, and allocated £1 million to hospitals to address the issue.
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For the guys that get thrown off the building, there are contingency animations where they're brought back to safety/webbed up.
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When the strike began, Stop & Shops across the three states set in motion a contingency plan to keep the stores open.
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Civil defense officials said contingency plans for further evacuations were being prepared with National Guard officials in case they become necessary.
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For decades, the NYSE has had contingency plans to continue to operate in the event the floor might have to close.
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To me, the most prominent message that resonates throughout the book is that contingency has no control over our own actions.
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The administration is racing to develop contingency plans that would allow hundreds of thousands of employees to work remotely full time.
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Are business groups in the San Diego area trying to make contingency plans if this kind of disruption becomes more frequent?
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But because the contingency plan is rather concise and vague, operations are not actually able to support the influx of tourists.
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But some are drafting contingency plans in case Congress does what it has done so often: fails to reach an agreement.
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Reprioritize your current tasks so that creating and implementing an emergency contingency plan is at the very top of your list.
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USDA declined to answer questions not only about its reserve funds but also about the department's contingency plans for the program.
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Firefly is coordinating closely with local authorities and emergency response personnel as it investigates the anomaly and refines its contingency procedures.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam announced that the Hong Kong Disease contingency plan has been upgraded from "serious" to "emergency" level.
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Each railroad has devised separate contingency plans to work around the repairs, including reduced fares and alternate routes into New York.
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The French bank is meanwhile pushing ahead with contingency plans, hiring analysts for a Brexit "execution and delivery" team in London.
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Key suppliers would be required to develop "living wills" to allow contingency plans to be rapidly put into place if needed.
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A founder, Malte Zeeck, 43, said Americans make up about 10 percent of the group's total membership, the largest national contingency.
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The busway grew out of the contingency planning for the shutdown of the L train, which travels between Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Members of the 435th Contingency Response Squadron assessed runway surfaces, glideslope obstructions, and firing capes, according to an Air Force release.
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We are investing in energy solutions that achieve cost-effective power supply, cleaner energy sources, and resilient power for any contingency.
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No real ongoing passporting or licensing no equivalence between European Union and the UK. And we do need a contingency plan.
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"If the EU summit does not provide clarity, then some companies will be forced to trigger their contingency plans," Lang said.
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That contingency plan, presented last week in the EU's draft of an exit treaty for Britain, prompted angry reactions in London.
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The choices are hourly, a fixed fee or contingency, which is a portion of whatever is recovered in a successful lawsuit.
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While the USGA and organisers believe they have prepared for almost every contingency Davis admitted you never know what can happen.
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"There may be some jobs moving as firms execute their contingency plans, but I don't expect the big picture to change."
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Other approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and contingency management, also have evidence backing up their ability to treat addiction.
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From that point on, he was more cognizant of packing supplies for only three or four contingency plans for every mission.
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A central piece of the contingency is to establish bus-only lanes across 14th Street during the morning and afternoon rush.
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It also authorized about $66 billion for the Overseas Contingency Operations fund, a spending account that is used to fund wars.
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Broadcasters buy contingency insurance, as "in the event of no play, they are not able to charge" the advertisers, he said.
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As far as a civil case, most attorneys take these cases on a contingency basis so there are no fees up front.
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But the World Health Organization (WHO) said it had made contingency plans in case "thousands if not hundreds of thousands" were displaced.
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At the Treasury Department, for instance, the guidance was clear, according to contingency plans reviewed by VICE News but no longer online.
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She says she does not want to reach an impasse but her ministers say departments are doing contingency planning for that eventuality.
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These contingency provisions have been put in place to best mitigate the risk of disruption to production operations at the Swindon factory.
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"WestJet continues to implement and execute its contingency plan to minimize guest disruption and any financial impact," it said in a statement.
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Positions that have been furloughed include personnel who will respond to taxpayer queries, according to an earlier contingency plan from the agency.
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Analysts say the Trump administration also could utilize the so-called Overseas Contingency Operations, or OCO account, to produce increased defense spending.
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PWR parks that use Twitter as part of their crisis communications plans need to alter their contingency plans to accommodate this requirement.
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Van Zyl said the group will also speak to the government's National Disaster Management agency to get access to the contingency reserves.
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But several executives, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that as a result of the deal they were already considering contingency plans.
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Recently the anti-Trump contingency has been hitching their wagon to the comments the Donald made about the housing crisis in 2006.
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Although the CBP disagreed, the agency said it would "develop an internal contingency plan" in case airlines and airports decline to help.
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" ** Says: "I think we will see more complexity in contingency structures and in payments, when assets transfers and business transfers are made.
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"Oh, I had beats like that, but when you don't have a contingency, it's funny what you'll put up with," he said.
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There is no file sitting in a locked drawer somewhere in the Auswärtiges Amt with contingency plans for a Le Pen win.
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Will President Warren have contingency plans for her ever-proliferating plans when — as they inevitably will — things don't go according to plan?
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"It seems to me in retrospect that [his death] was really thoughtfully done and had been considered as a contingency," Claire said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has a "very major contingency planning operation" for leaving the European Union, Brexit minister David Davis said on Wednesday.
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Part of the agency's response is to a group of Hawaii lawmakers who urged the state to update its nuclear contingency plans.
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LoPresti hopes that Trump and Congress will fund Hawaii's nuclear contingency preparations, much like the federal government did during the Cold War.
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Active-duty members of the military are exempt from shutdown furloughs, according to a contingency plan for the Department of Homeland Security.
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A plan that delivered a broad range of contingency measures to contain the immediate impact on the financial system of the result.
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Kier said there were contingency plans in place and they were not expecting an adverse financial impact from the collapse of Carillion.
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The Bank of England and European Central Bank have contingency plans to deal with a "Brexit shock" to sterling and the euro.
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But the impact would also depend on how much contingency planning Britain and the EU have done for a no-deal Brexit.
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Julian Assange's internet connection has been severed by a "state party," WikiLeaks said Monday, adding that "appropriate contingency plans" have been activated.
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Rival AB Volvo had triggered its hard Brexit contingency plans in December, building "safety stock" in Britain and considering alternative shipping routes.
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But it remains unclear what rules will govern flying rights after Brexit, so Thomas Cook has drawn up contingency plans, Debus said.
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The airline had been discussing contingency plans since China grounded the planes on Monday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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It also said it had contingency plans in place to ensure it can continue to deliver on current and future work commitments.
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"We have done exhaustive planning, so there is not a situation or scenario that we don't have a contingency for," Shanahan added.
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A contingency of B-movie fans started the Church of Ed Wood, believing the famously derided sci-fi auteur was religiously significant.
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Failing that, though, the nuclear option would be an exodus of the kind Comey engineered as a contingency during the Bush years.
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But the charge is serious enough to force the Axelrods into a contingency plan that would have them flee the country forever.
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The White House will propose increasing defense spending by boosting a Pentagon war fund known as the overseas contingency operations (OCO) account.
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Her difficulty capturing the contingency of her father's life, and her own, has a way of bringing author and reader closer together.
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But even in wealthier districts, like the one here, parents are watching the tighter budgets — and the disappearing contingency funds — with alarm.
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Given London's importance to global finance and markets, the banks were preparing contingency plans if they needed to move their European bases.
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Such numbers, although high, remain well below UNHCR's initial contingency plans, which anticipated a million people or more fleeing from the city.
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But this Monday the multiagency Lead Inspector General-Overseas Contingency Operations said the new strategy has made little progress against the Taliban.
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The U.S. military has said it has accounted for the possible delivery of the S-300 to Iran in its contingency planning.
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Do you have any concerns about getting Kavanaugh through on schedule and if so, do you have a contingency plan in place?
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For this reason the decision was made by the board to develop a contingency to move the company's HQ to mainland Europe.
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The spending package now under negotiation includes some additional money for the Pentagon's overseas contingency operations fund, according to a Senate aide.
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Contingency plans are being explored to bring in more peacekeepers from the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, United Nations officials said Monday.
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The bill also gives $75.9 billion for the overseas contingency operations fund, an account that does not fall under budget cap restrictions.
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Goodman added that employees close to May would likely be preparing a draft cabinet reshuffle as a contingency against any breaking allegations.
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If it can't reach an agreement, Seadrill was "also preparing various contingency plans, including potential schemes of arrangement or Chapter 11 proceedings".
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Karadzic described this as a necessary contingency measure due to the length of the route being traversed by the divers and children.
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GENEVA, March 5 (Reuters) - A short delay to Brexit would make things even worse, scuppering some contingency plans organised around a Mar.
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The company has a contingency plan in place as UK is not self-sufficient in terms of food ingredients, the paper reported.
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Senior bank executives are already looking at contingency plans that could relocate staff and operations to places like Frankfurt, Dublin or Amsterdam.
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Others urged the government to provide clarity on Britain's future relationship with the EU before too many businesses have implemented contingency plans.
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It includes some shocking claims from anonymous U.S. military officials: Trump approved the raid without proper intelligence, ground support, or contingency plans.
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You need a contingency planMost parents plan to leave at least a little bit of money to their children and/or spouse.
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Some banks have already moved staff or set up offices in the EU as part of contingency plans ahead of March 29.
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This estimate may even be conservative, as the president's budget proposal anticipates a drop in necessary overseas contingency operations for fiscal 2020.
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The league on Saturday asked teams to to begin making contingency plans if they have to play games without anyone in attendance.
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Television networks are coming up with contingency plans, figuring out how to broadcast with fewer staffers and far fewer in-person guests.
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"It's contingency planning on a massive scale — supply-based planning, logistics planning, vehicle-build location planning," Mr. Lee told Bloomberg on Thursday.
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But Dr. Lockwood said that Mr. Ariyoshi's staff asked him to draft a bombing raid contingency plan should the situation look grim.
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The exchange has said it has contingency plans to relocate or ditch open-outcry trading if the coronavirus outbreak worsens in Britain.
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Dealing with COVID-19, however, "is a contingency for which the IC never prepared," said former National Intelligence Council chairman Greg Treverton.
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Trudeau told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp that Canada has multiple contingency plans in the event Washington does announce it plans to withdraw.
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The contingency plans are complicated — and some doubt they will be sufficient to tackle the challenges in case of a no-deal.
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That hasn't prevented Airbus making contingency plans to phase out A380 output if the Emirates deal is abandoned, Reuters reported this week.
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In the unlikely event that more Western companies follow suit, the kingdom has a contingency plan: working increasingly with allies in Asia.
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The government has gotten so good at shutting down that there are now have contingency plans that keep much of it open.
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As reported by the Wall Street Journal, NYSE's electronic-only contingency plan has never been tested while the markets have been open.
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"So we've made a lot of contingency plans with the number one goal being climate action in 2020, one way or another."
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The group of NGOs is also creating a contingency plan in the event that American medical volunteers can't come to the camps.
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With all of that in mind, here are some steps you can take to build out your company's COVID-19 contingency plan.
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At the "human free" fulfillment center, I have seen other members of the contingency crews incur injuries from working with the robots.
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Paul said the $43 billion in contingency funding should be removed from the budget, arguing it violates the spirit of that agreement.
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NASA developed a contingency plan in response, purchasing additional seats on Russia's Soyuz capsule and giving access to the ISS through 2019.
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"Have a strong contingency plan, tell them [insert co-worker's name here] will do a great job in my place," said Anderson.
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All of us have actually pushed the contingency back and actually have actually done it now so financial services are probably okay.
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"I think we have done our best to think of just about every contingency, natural or man-made," said Minneapolis police Cmdr.
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The bill authorizes $626.4 billion for the base defense budget and $65.7 billion for a war fund known as Overseas Contingency Operations.
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That means asking farmers what they think and feel about what's happening to design contingency plans that will actually work for them.
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Those limitations mean the Wasp would be most likely to operate in tandem with an aircraft carrier in any contingency, Schuster said.
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"It was chaotic but we've been doing a lot of training on this, for this contingency, the last two years," he said.
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The Senate's bill, passed in August, would authorize $85033 billion for the base budget and $60 billion in Overseas Contingency Operations dollars.
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The Senate's bill, passed in August, would authorize $640 billion for the base budget and $60 billion in Overseas Contingency Operations dollars.
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Rolls said that it was readying itself for Britain's exit from the European Union by building up inventory amongst other contingency plans.
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Aides on both sides are hopeful they can avoid it, but, well, the Senate is the Senate so contingency plans are available.
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Some are now making contingency plans to move certain activities and staff to Dublin or Frankfurt in case of "Brexit", bankers say.
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Michael Clendenin, a spokesman for Consolidated Edison, said that utilities and state regulators had worked since then to develop a contingency plan.
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Then, add to that roughly $70 billion per year in Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funds intended to fund the War on Terror.
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On Thursday, House Democrats on committees overseeing the census sent a letter asking Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross for details of contingency plans.
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A more unexpected corollary of Spinoza's pantheism is that it eliminates the possibility of free will, or of contingency of any kind.
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Dada deals with contingency, chance, and uncertainty, and that, for her, validates a contemporary presentism unhinged from Dada's swank and festive past.
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I'm sure for some love is only a roll in the hay of contingency where sexual bodies are embodied and hands handled.
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If there is still nothing at the turn of the year, it's hard to see businesses would not start implementing contingency plans.
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There are attorneys that will take cases on contingency, which is usually the only way that anyone can afford to do it.
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His government was studying contingency plans to deal with possible disruption, including looking at alternative routes for oil exports, Abdul Mahdi said.
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We're in Africa, we're in Syria, we're fighting all over the place and it's very loosely tied to the Overseas Contingency Operations.
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It also said it had received 519 responses about contingency plans from European Economic Area insurance firms and their home state regulators.
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Of the 2800,000 people who work under the department's umbrella, nearly 213,000 have been deemed essential, according to the department's contingency plan.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, the National Economic Council and the National Security Council all had contingency plans in place ahead of the vote.
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Eventually, the insurance broker that agreed to the policy did so on the contingency that Voyage share the data produced by its cars.
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Tillman is scheduled to start Wednesday against the Brewers, but the Orioles have a contingency plan in place in case he cannot pitch.
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The agency will operate with 79 staff members during the shutdown, according to the contingency plan for the Executive Office of the President.
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So we have to look at our supply chains and we have contingency plans for almost any eventuality, which is challenging right now.
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SMITH: Is it perhaps a sign the resignation of Pruitt, Brit, a sign that there is a contingency plan for this White House?
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"While we appreciate Mr. Stewart's support for home sharing, contingency listings like this do not meet our community standards," an Airbnb spokesman said.
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Some clients, worried about the misaligned incentives caused by law firms' sky-high hourly rates, insist on partial or full contingency-payment schemes.
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"The B-52 demonstrates our continued resolve to apply persistent pressure on (ISIS) and defend the region in any future contingency," Brown said.
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Stanton cited a drought contingency plan and the North American trade agreement, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), as examples of bipartisanship.
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On October 1503, Michael Gove, the Conservative minister in charge of no-deal preparations, said the government was now implementing its contingency planning.
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He added that there were "further well-thought-through contingency plans" if needed but said there will be an "adjustment in our economy".
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The Bank of England asked all firms with cross-border activities between Britain and the EU to detail their contingency plans following Brexit.
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Jonathan Thomas, from Munich Re, who has written contingency policies for over 30 years, says they are "exactly what Lloyd's is good at".
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The bailout from government's contingency fund brings transfers to the ailing airliner to more than 5 billion rand in the last two months.
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Before the vote Mexico's finance minister, José Antonio Meade, reassured Mexicans that the government had prepared for a Trump victory with contingency plans.
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"We believe this issue will be resolved soon given all the contingency measures put in place by all the parties concerned," he said.
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The People's Bank of China has already made "appropriate contingency plans" in connection with the British vote, it said in an online statement.
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Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler recently testified before Congress that he was making contingency plans for flooding as well as cyber intrusions.
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Etihad Airways, which was flying over the area earlier, according to FlightRadar24, said it was monitoring the situation and had adopted contingency plans.
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A number of LAC sovereigns maintain contingency reserves, sovereign catastrophe insurance and disaster credit lines with multilaterals to protect budgets and balance sheets.
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But we can look to the agencies' contingency plans and the aftermath of the 290 federal shutdown, which lasted 173 days, for clues.
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"We obviously have contingency plans as we are in the middle of building what will be the world's largest wind farm," he said.
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This is a contingency plan on the off-chance maintenance forgets to wipe their memories after a particularly violent interaction with a guest.
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Contingency procedures are being put in place which will have the effect of reducing the capacity of the European network by approximately 10%.
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As both a successful contingency recruiter for 10 years and retained recruiter for another 15, these numbers overall seem pretty accurate to me.
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"There are still significant hurdles, especially the contingency measures the IMF is asking for," said Jennifer McKeown, senior European economist at Capital Economics.
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"The risk is that activity softens further — firms will become increasingly risk-averse and implement contingency Brexit planning," ING economist James Smith said.
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The ISS is "still safe," he said, adding the ISS could be maneuvered if necessary, a contingency he described as having "low" probability.
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Some of the $21 billion will be taken from the "wartime funds" account, which is known as the overseas contingency operations, or OCO.
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As a domestic systemically important bank, ZKB has been required since 2016 to draw up a contingency plan with the Canton of Zurich.
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Provinces and cities along the river needed to make contingency plans, Xinhua cited Wang Guosheng, the governor of central Hubei province, as saying.
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The drought contingency plan is designed to produce voluntary cuts that would keep the river and Lake Mead from reaching critically low levels.
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The cash flow forecast takes into account more than $2 billion in charges for restructuring, corporate activity and "contingency" costs, the company said.
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The film reportedly outlines how the US created a cyberattack contingency plan, known as Nitro Zeus, in case nuclear negotiations with Iran failed.
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In the event of a "no-deal" hard Brexit, which Varadkar described as unlikely, the government will make contingency arrangements, he told journalists.
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There was also a request for $16.8 billion, for both the base budget and overseas contingency operations funding for the Military Intelligence Program.
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"These are primarily designed to increase China's capabilities in any contingency regarding Taiwan, (the) South China Sea and East China Sea," he said.
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Judges would have to assure that plaintiffs receive 80 percent of their recovery, presumably restricting their lawyers' fees contingency fees to 20 percent.
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Hoyer blasted the clawback package for targeting a contingency fund for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) while leaving defense discretionary spending intact.
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The extra funds come from reducing the requests for a contingency fund and facility improvements for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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National security officials say they still believe she can survive a Senate confirmation hearing -- but some say there contingency plans if she doesn't.
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In the case of the Army, only one-third of their active Brigade Combat Teams were ready for contingency operations in fiscal 2016.
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Already, companies like Google are forming contingency plans, testing their vehicles in states like Texas, just in case California's risky regulations become law.
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"We are not making a contingency, a quid pro quo," he told "Pod Save America," a podcast hosted by former Obama administration staffers.
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A contingency plan was in place that would allow mining and processing to be restarted immediately once the dispute was resolved, Goldcorp said.
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Trump's declaration would likely face a legal challenge on the grounds that the situation at the border does not meet that sudden contingency.
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Customs and Border Protection is the largest component agency under the Department of Homeland Security, according to the department's shutdown contingency staffing plan.
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That agreement set base defense spending for 2628 at $28503 billion and overseas contingency operations -- commonly known as war funding -- at $22019 billion.
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The amount of redundancy built into the grid for this contingency in the form of operating reserves (both spinning and supplemental) is breathtaking.
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The House passed a companion bill in July, authorizing $225 billion in defense spending plus nearly $75 billion for the overseas contingency fund.
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Spiro is so confident about the effort that he said CAP has not even formed a contingency plan for Republicans successfully repealing ObamaCare.
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A Metro Transit spokesman told The Associated Press a contingency plan is in place to ensure riders get to the stadium before kickoff.
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A sum of $20 billion appeared to be in two places at once: the base budget and the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funds.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury will auction 6-day cash management bills on Friday in a small-value contingency auction operation.
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"Considering the enormous amount of planning that goes into an Olympics, there simply cannot be a contingency," said Mr. Polley, the sports historian.
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First, the Trump administration hasn't said what it's going to do with a war fund known as the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) account.
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The contingency reporting exercise is part of the regulators' normal supervisory work rather than a separate form of stress test, the sources said.
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Diplomats said in November that the United Nations was considering various deployments of international troops to Burundi as part of its contingency planning.
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She served six years as a Naval Intelligence Officer, primarily in support of elite Naval Special Warfare (SEAL) Teams during global contingency operations.
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Lawmakers will also vote on a contingency mechanism to impose spending cuts that will be activated only if Athens misses its fiscal targets.
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When Mike Whan, the L.P.G.A. commissioner, designated the Evian Championship as a major tournament in 2100, he hoped he'd covered every strategic contingency.
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At the time, miners didn't unanimously support segwit, and so major Chinese bitcoin firm Bitmain coded a hard fork as a contingency plan.
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It is not clear whether any white nationalists will come to Charlottesville this weekend, but officials said they were preparing for any contingency.
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Each federal agency has its own contingency plan in the case of a shutdown, meaning they are all affected in slightly different ways.
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The IRS is already going to have to update its contingency plan now that the shutdown has lasted longer than five business days.
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Executives at least five major banks in London told Reuters they will push on with their contingency plans regardless of the latest agreement.
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UK Finance, which represents banks in Britain, said regulators must now use the transition to avoid insisting on such worst-case contingency planning.
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President Trump's own words have left senior military leaders and rank-and-file troops convinced that they need to accelerate their contingency planning.
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A second staffer said that while leaders have given no signal of shuttering the Capitol, individual lawmakers are making their own contingency plans.
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House Democrats are asking the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for its contingency plans for a possible coronavirus outbreak in migrant detention facilities.
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Here is Brex's contingency plan, and what it is telling its community of like-minded startups who need to weather the economic downturn.
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