Currently, 22020 states have Republican-majority delegations, 22020 states have Democratic-majority delegations and 2 states are tied.
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Media delegations without cameras and delegations from the U.S. government, foreign governments and NGOs are a familiar presence, according to officials.
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DM: There wouldn't even be a regular vote of the House; the House would vote by delegation, and at the moment there are 33 states with majority Republican delegations, 14 with majority Democratic delegations, and three with split delegations.
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Each of the 21876 state delegations would get one vote, and the delegations would have to choose among the top three electoral vote-getters.
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"In the name of the African Union mediation and both respected delegations, I am very pleased to announce before everyone ... that both delegations completely agreed on a final Constitutional Declaration," Lebatt said.
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There is also the possibility that foreign delegations will attend.
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The United States and Russia are both sending official delegations.
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Only 21904 nations besides the U.S. bothered to send delegations.
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Now, two sizable delegations won't be elected until late spring.
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Delegations in those states are likely to take a hit.
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Activists and some delegations said that the solution is simple.
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But delegations upon business delegations, millions of tourists and students, and South Korea's popular TV shows, music hits, barbecue delights and beauty products still seem incapable of relieving tensions bedeviling these three economic powerhouses.
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There are at least three hotels for at least three delegations.
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The letter followed similarones from congressional delegations in several other states.
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He said he would compare the documents from the two delegations.
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Whichever candidate gets the support of 215 state delegations becomes president.
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Such statutory delegations dovetail neatly with the president's purely constitutional authorities.
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Instead, after the rebellion was put down, those delegations stayed put.
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The delegations have been in contact since the two presidents communicated.
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Delegations from other states have travelled there to study its success.
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Griffiths, flanked by the two delegations, told them not to waiver.
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D.C., of all delegations, could have turned the tide in Cleveland.
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They were calling delegations asking people to step off the committee.
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Free teams are limited to 10 active delegations at any time.
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Both Cotton and Walker will also visit the New Hampshire delegations.
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Not all ministers are attending but most delegations will be represented.
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Still, some delegations are taking extra steps to protect their athletes.
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The delegations also worried about a lack of adequate processing times.
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Initially, the rival delegations in Sweden will have no direct contact.
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Large congressional delegations frequently use the aircraft because of its capacity.
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What about the massive delegations staying in these new-fangled bungalows?
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States send agricultural delegations (Louisiana seafood, Minnesota wild rice, Wisconsin cheese).
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The U.S. and Chinese delegations later appeared to have reached Shanghai's historic riverfront Fairmont Peace Hotel where sources say the U.S. delegations are having dinner, but both teams avoided the media and did not make public comments.
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Other delegations also said they had been informed at the last minute.
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Both Morris and Pasternak took part in the delegations to Saudi Arabia.
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Both American and Afghan delegations were appointed to investigate the incident. Feb.
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Afterward, the leaders were joined by small delegations for a working lunch.
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The two delegations also discussed the recent strike on Syrian chemical facilities.
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I also wanted to thank you for hosting the numerous bipartisan delegations.
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On average, the delegations at these Summer Games include about 50 athletes.
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In the following weeks, delegations of teachers continued to fill the gallery.
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They will then hold an extended bilateral meeting with their respective delegations.
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Workers were pressured not to report these violations to visiting FIFA delegations.
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The two leaders and their delegations will meet at the Capella Singapore.
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The panel supports arts programs in the U.S. and cultural delegations abroad.
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Other states are likely to see their delegations shrink to record lows.
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Leaders of one delegation are coming over and talking to leaders of another delegations near them about maybe some strategy that involves—you know—maybe there are two delegations near each other that mostly have, say Cruz supporters.
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The Elysee said delegations had been informed, but everything had happened very quickly.
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They got a working lunch and both sides, both delegations will be there.
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But 66 percent of states have a majority of Republicans in the delegations.
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The two senators had traveled the world together as part of congressional delegations.
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Well, the Zika virus is spreading, with some delegations debuting "Zika-proof" uniforms.
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For a while, it wasn't even clear which delegations had changed their minds.
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By 2010 congressional delegations from white districts in the South were uniformly Republican.
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We met the other delegations in Moscow, where we had flown via Paris.
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"I hope all the delegations come here and have a cocktail," Ursat said.
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Similar tactics created disproportionately Republican state legislatures and congressional delegations across the country.
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Kobach castigated the Obama administration's handling of immigration and deportations before both delegations.
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Three Western states — Oregon, Colorado and Montana — will also add to their delegations.
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Fourteen seats is more than the entire delegations of all but nine states.
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The delegations will now report back to receive guidance on the path forward.
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The official Kuwait news agency reported that both delegations were studying his proposals.
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ET. Those talks proceeded for roughly two hours before the delegations departed separately.
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Delegations of Democratic lawmakers also visited that facility, and another in Homestead, Fla.
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They met with other delegations and said efforts to join the discussions continued.
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Many delegations from the capital that had been visiting the northeast were stranded.
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China also said the Chinese and U.S. trade delegations have maintained "effective" communication.
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But the Syrian delegations almost immediately began arguing and refused to negotiate directly.
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The U.S. has sent multiple delegations to help the ravaged country fight fires.
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Keep an eye on the North Carolina and Florida delegations, was the suggestion.
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Before 1972, state delegations would often start the convention supporting "favorite sons," i.e.
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In dissent, conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch warned that such delegations imperil individual freedom.
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After an opening ceremony in which the Syrian delegations sat opposite each other, Staffan de Mistura told reporters that it would be his dream to bring two delegations together for direct talks, but there was still work to be done.
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Darar said those talks had been held with delegations that had come from Damascus.
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At Disrupt Berlin 2017, delegations from more than 25 countries formed our international cadre.
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Delegations would meet in separate rooms in "proximity talks", with diplomats shuttling between them.
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He has traveled with congressional delegations to Southeast Asia and to the Middle East.
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Hanoi is rolling out the red carpet for the real leaders and their delegations.
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Delegations from state and federal parole and probation offices make pilgrimages to the office.
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As of today, we have ministers of health and delegations representing nearly 2000 countries.
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On the call, Trump praises previous Ukrainian delegations to his Miss Universe beauty pageant.
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"It's sort of like a pageant — some delegations will wear obvious outfits," he said.
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State delegations have already put significant effort into resisting offshore development of their coastlines.
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He asked the delegations to finish their work by July 6 at 10 p.m.
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"We've had dozens of congressional staffers and delegations come through our facilities," he said.
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The delegations attracted widespread attention after the Jewish Daily Forward reported on them Monday.
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We're searching for delegations of international startup groups, government innovation centers, incubators and accelerators.
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The last publicly known high-level call between both delegations was on Aug. 13.
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American delegation was one of the largest delegations in the St. Petersburg Economic Forum.
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The Illinois, Michigan, Georgia and Minnesota delegations have sent similar letters to the administration.
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Delegations of American politicians have flown to Turkey on trips paid for by Hizmet.
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American delegation was one of the largest delegations in the St. Petersburg economic forum.
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Other states' delegations tried to get the President to promise visits there, as well.
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However, these statements are at odds with the sentiments expressed by other ministerial delegations.
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The treaty has a key clause meant to keep the industry from unduly influencing delegations.
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Finance ministers, but not foreign ministers, will be invited along with delegations of business leaders.
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Updated with the list of state delegations that dropped their objections at the last minute.
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The consultations with party delegations will begin with minor groups at 1400 GMT on Wednesday.
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Afterward, they were joined by their official delegations for additional talks over a late lunch.
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In the past, Brazilian presidents and Vladimir Putin of Russia have led their countries' delegations.
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Delegations from both countries arrived in Brussels for an official visit on Monday and Tuesday.
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The United States "said they could sell Patriots, and the delegations are negotiating", Cavusoglu said.
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A U.S. trade delegations will visit China starting Thursday for the next round of negotiations.
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Iraq has said it will send delegations to Washington and Tehran to help calm tensions.
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As delegations gathered in Algiers, Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said expectations should be modest.
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He also criticized the rebels and Turkey for downgrading their delegations from the previous meeting.
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American trade delegations seem "confused" by their meetings with the government, says one European diplomat.
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Split Senate delegations offer clear evidence of the triumph of the personal over the party.
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In response, Trump canceled congressional delegations from traveling overseas on military flights during the shutdown.
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He also said 45 heads of state and government would be among the delegations attending.
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U.S. teams also met with North Korean delegations in Singapore and the Korean demilitarized zone.
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Trump in turn prevented congressional delegations from traveling overseas on military flights during the shutdown.
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Although the group doesn't directly donate to candidates, AIPAC sponsors regular congressional delegations to Israel.
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And while some countries welcome random selection, others ask to stay away from specific delegations.
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Nevertheless, since July, French trade and political delegations have traveled to Tehran to explore opportunities.
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Without that support, there would not be enough delegations to force a roll-call vote.
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Sometimes, they host foreign delegations, most recently a group of Polish lawmakers, for official visits.
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Delegations from the orchestras were able to visit elected officials and demonstrate their public-spiritedness.
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The Catalan government has a number of delegations abroad, including in Brussels, London and Washington.
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Quebec, has its own delegations in the Unites States, Latin America, Asia, Europe and Africa.
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While no peace treaty has ever been signed, Kuomintang delegations these days visit China regularly.
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The Koreas have also agreed that their delegations will march together during the opening ceremony.
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The American delegation was one of the largest delegations in the St. Petersburg economic forum.
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Citizens of neighboring Belarus and official delegations would be exempt, it said in a statement.
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Someone has to speak last in the list of national delegations addressing the General Assembly.
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The pair were speaking after co-chairing a meeting between Japanese and Russian trade delegations.
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Reports said that delegations from Beijing are set to meet with U.S. officials on Aug.
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The Chinese and American delegations decided in October to work toward a "phase-one" agreement.
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But authorities have left little to chance when it comes to protecting delegations and spectators.
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But representatives of the Syrian delegations — both from the government and opposition — immediately expressed reservations.
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Virginia and North Carolina have similar skews in both their legislatures and their congressional delegations.
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Canada, Australia and China were among delegations still to speak on Monday, trade officials said.
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He continued, as the other delegations sat stone-faced, but fumbled again a minute later.
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Citizens of neighboring Belarus and official delegations would be exempt, it said in a statement.
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In July, the U.S. mission to the United Nations informed foreign delegations that beginning Oct.
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Some delegations, like South Congo, had delegates who could not travel because of visa issues.
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"Every day delegations are coming to Helmand... but much of Helmand has been lost," he said.
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There were no official delegations of Bosnian Serbs or from Serbia present at Wednesday&aposs event.
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He also said arsenals in China and Russia were expanding, drawing rebukes from their respective delegations.
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Tuesday's ruling will restore delegations of inspectors sent by the government to ports of origin abroad.
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"Delegations have come and come, so we're very appreciative of that and everything," Justice told CNBC.
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Some states wanted to rebel and demonstrate that their delegations backed Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio.
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As a convention of the states, its delegations are subject to state legislative instruction and recall.
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There were delegations from a lot of other countries like Russia, Cyprus, Belarus, France, and Italy.
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All delegations automatically include the state party chair and co-chair and the national committee members.
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Over half of the 49 total delegations won medals, with a record 20 winning golds. 6.
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"The foreign military delegations came by here too," he added, also asking not to be identified.
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Officials representing the other countries' trade delegations could not immediately be reached after normal business hours.
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More than 60 countries, including US allies, are expected to send naval delegations to the event.
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Cotton is also scheduled to meet with delegations from Connecticut and Florida, spokesman Brett O'Donnell said.
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Another is the breakup of the Soviet Union, whose delegations were consistently among the games' strongest.
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On Friday, the FARC and government delegations said they would pick up talks next Thursday Nov.
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U.S. teams are also in Singapore and the Korean Demilitarized Zone meeting with North Korean delegations.
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U.S. teams are also in Singapore and the Korean Demilitarized Zone meeting with North Korean delegations.
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The Games draw mostly domestic audiences, corporate delegations and die-hard international sports fans, Jenkins said.
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In return, both the DNC and RNC cut the size of each state's delegations in half.
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Trump later countered by preventing congressional delegations from traveling overseas on military flights during the shutdown.
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Access is strictly controlled, so that delegations and guided tours typically travel a few fixed routes.
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Inside the Hall, the South Carolina and Georgia delegations glad-hand and gorge themselves on cookies.
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FYI: Eleven states currently have no women in their congressional delegations, as I reported last week.
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Representatives from the three state delegations either declined to comment or did not respond to requests.
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Representatives of civil society must include women leaders, as should all observer delegations from foreign countries.
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The delegations remained in separate rooms discussing "general principles," according to an opposition spokesman, Yahya Aridi.
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The process is felt most acutely in the smaller states where delegations are projected to dwindle.
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For some delegations, Australia among them, the change in format voided the automatic Olympic qualifying process.
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Behind the scenes, China was selling its state-of-the-art security setup to visiting delegations.
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It was fairly normal procedure, the diplomat said, for those delegations to meet at international gatherings.
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The meeting was postponed because the delegations were not prepared, he said without providing further details.
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Delegations of state legislators have visited in recent months to study the reasons for Bihar's success.
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As power shifted from committees to party leadership, Congress lost the capacity to oversee its delegations.
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The International Paralympic Committee and global track and field officials, however, have barred Russia's entire delegations.
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But the delegations are comprehensive, including air and water pollution, drinking water protection and hazardous wastes.
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Conservatives wary of such delegations had hoped the court would use the case to limit them.
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Some called senior members in their state delegations and conferred with Pelosi about how to proceed.
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For some delegations, Australia among them, the change in format voided the automatic Olympic qualifying process.
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But as quickly as the statement was read, each of the delegations split into their respective fiefdoms.
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The NLD has sent at least 20 delegations to China since 2016, said party spokesman Myo Nyunt.
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On Monday, asked repeatedly whether one or more opposition delegations would be invited, Mr. de Mistura demurred.
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The dispute is ongoing and could remain undecided until the delegations arrive at the convention this summer.
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Latin American delegations including Argentina, Brazil and Chile who also recognize Guaido stayed away from the Conference.
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Bai encouraged Hui delegations to tour the Muslim world to seek diplomatic backing for China's war effort.
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The U.S. managed to get all the Gulf states plus Egypt, Jordan and Morocco to send delegations.
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Country or regional pavilions can include delegations of international startup groups, government innovation centers, incubators and accelerators.
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From 2007 to 2015, delegations from at least 17 different African nations visited Burkina to see it.
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Trade delegations from Washington and Beijing are scheduled to begin a new round of talks on Thursday.
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Both the United States and North Korea will have delegations at the closing ceremonies on February 25.
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No word yet on how firm those plans are or exactly who will make up the delegations.
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There will probably be another meeting between the party delegations to discuss policies on Saturday, Bonafede said.
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He noted that foreign delegations often feel bruised by their treatment when they visit the United States.
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Should participating countries hesitate to send their delegations because of North Korea's recent nuclear and ICBM tests?
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The Kuomintang has sent delegations to China since Tsai took office, where they have been warmly received.
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What do events like the climate week, and all these delegations coming together in New York, achieve?
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Within legislatures, women rarely lead their parties' delegations, and they remain absent from the most prestigious committees.
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He said he would seek feedback from Congressional delegations, governors and local stakeholders before making his recommendations.
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The individuals were from African delegations whose votes were critical to restricting the church's rules on homosexuality.
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Trade delegations from Washington and Beijing are scheduled to begin their latest round of talks on Thursday.
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The US will also stop sending official delegations to Cuba, though diplomatic discussions will continue in Washington.
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But the standout this year is the scale of innovation on show for the military delegations to consider.
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Finance ministers from the region, but not foreign ministers, will be invited along with delegations of business leaders.
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Graphic by Sarah MacReading/VICE News Each year, the Democrats reserve 22008 percent of delegations for unpledged delegates.
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President Barack Obama will host the Nuclear Security Summit on Thursday and Friday with 56 delegations in attendance.
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Often asked to meet delegations of Iowan farmers and entrepreneurs, he tries to warn them about cultural differences.
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Delegations for both sides are meeting this week in Shanghai, though expectations are low for a major breakthrough.
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It was just meters away from where the diplomatic delegations sipped cups of red ginseng tea on Tuesday.
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Hogan said these foreign delegations emphasized the detrimental impacts that Trump's trade policies could have on US states.
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However, delegations of some leftist governments walked out of the session to express their objections about his legitimacy.
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In the early 1990s, when states were imposing term limits on their congressional delegations, Gorsuch defended those efforts.
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The government has appealed and ignored a court order to restore the old inspection regime, including traveling delegations.
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Second is that Trump's delegations to the UN talks will behave in ways that undermine the Paris deal.
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North and South Korean delegations recently met at Panmunjom, the village on the border of the two states.
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US and North Korean delegations met at the hotel four times last week to prepare for the summit.
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" For his part, before he became leader, Mr. Corbyn greeted delegations from Hamas and Hezbollah as "our friends.
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Lance, another lawmaker who voted against both bills, said he doesn't believe the delegations' votes were a factor.
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The administration's effort will protect the interests of the women who don't ever meet the visiting VIP delegations.
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Trump has shown an affinity for meeting individually with his counterparts before opening the room to fuller delegations.
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"There will be no state leaders and delegations," Torshin told Butina in an email obtained by the FBI.
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Since then foreign business delegations have flocked to Tehran and billions of dollars of deals have been signed.
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EDT: President Obama delivers remarks at a reception for foreign heads of delegations to the U.N. General Assembly.
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Delegations representing the government and opposition groups are in Geneva for a new round of peace talks today.
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She contested the reduced voting power of the Florida and Michigan delegations at the Rules and Bylaws Committee.
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Her husband was on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, so she was often part of delegations traveling overseas.
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There was no immediate reaction from the North Korean or U.S. delegations on Monday as the meeting continued.
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The effects are especially clear nationwide for congressional delegations, according to a 2012 analysis by the Brennan Center.
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That year the House GOP controlled only 220006 state delegations, meaning if no members broke ranks by Janu.
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Delegations from Washington and Beijing are due to meet next week in the hope of finding a consensus.
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Union delegations — historically among the conventions biggest funders — face another dilemma when it comes to staying in Milwaukee.
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A huge conference space was later added to the plan to enable European leaders to convene international delegations.
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The latest round of trade talks between high-level US and Chinese delegations has wrapped up in Beijing.
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On Thursday, Gao noted both trade delegations remain in communication, but disclosed few additional details about the negotiations.
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We reached out to the IOC and asked if there were plans to separate the delegations moving forward.
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Late Thursday night, two prominent delegations announced that there had been a breakthrough, although exact details were scarce.
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Maduro's left-wing allies still participated, while his key commercial partners China, Russia, and Turkey sent second-tier delegations.
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The family would like to give special thanks to the congressional delegations and governors of Oregon and New York.
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Delegations taking the floor included the European Union, Canada, Turkey, Russia, Australia, South Korea, Japan, Mexico, India and Brazil.
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"Ivanka Trump belonged to the American delegation so that is in line with what other delegations do," Merkel said.
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Field calls and emails from media/external affairs groups/delegations/security about their needs and requirements during the week.
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Though many countries are sending official delegations and hosting national pavilions, America's government will be conspicuous by its absence.
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He also pointed out that the formal talks would include only two delegations: the opposition bloc's and the government's.
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This last point presented one bone of contention between the 195 government delegations charged with approving the panel's report.
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On Thursday, Mattarella will meet delegations from the opposition centre-left Democratic Party (PD) and the 5-Star party.
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Meanwhile, Najla's skills in English and Spanish landed her sporadic work as a translator for visiting delegations and journalists.
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The three posed for photos before sitting with their delegations at three tables arranged in a U-shaped formation.
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In 2008, Florida and Michigan both lost their Democratic state delegations when they moved their votes before March 6.
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But that was before the RNC whipped state delegations and convinced a handful of them to reverse their stance.
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The format was flexible and the two delegations did not need to be in the same room, he said.
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Many of the European delegations, as well as Canada, brought small collapsible bikes to scoot around the Village campus.
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PHILADELPHIA — In the early morning, he paid tribute to swing states, showering the Florida and Iowa delegations with love.
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Zhang Yesui, China's executive vice foreign minister, and Antony J. Blinken, the deputy secretary of state, led the delegations.
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It exists in state capitols, where bills preferred by urban delegations have been much more likely to be rejected.
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Even though the new 21992th Congress has a Democratic majority in the House, Republicans actually control more state delegations.
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The government is focused on the risk of lone wolves, inspired by fundamentalist groups, who might target foreign delegations.
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The two leaders greeted each other, then walked down the line to greet each member of their respective delegations.
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But Khamenei allies said in March that Western business delegations had failed to deliver any benefit to Iran's economy.
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Senate action on that bill, a priority of the Texas and Florida delegations, wouldn't come until next year anyway.
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They failed despite heroic attempts to unseat the all-white delegations to the Democratic conventions of 1944 and 1948.
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The US and North Korean delegations are participating in two days of high-stakes negotiations at Hanoi's Metropole Hotel.
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Two delegations of Israeli settlers are headed to Washington, D.C. this week for the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump.
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Doing so would likely boost the population of conservative states — and, by extension, the size of their House delegations.
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But the state's congressional maps, in effect since 2012, have consistently yielded delegations of 12 Republicans and four Democrats.
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The parties said they had appointed their own delegations to reach out to the Taliban, local news media reported.
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It also wants to discuss the possibility of the two Korean delegations marching together in the Games' opening ceremony.
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Activist groups opened direct talks with the National Liberation Front in South Vietnam and sent delegations to the North.
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While industry representatives will be present as observers, the meeting is for airline regulators and diplomatic delegations, not executives.
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Delegations from the U.S. and China are expected to meet next week in the hope of finding a consensus.
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There are only two Democratic House members in each state's congressional delegations; three of those four are African-American.
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Of the record 88 national Olympic committees that sent delegations to Sochi, only 202020 had more than two athletes.
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After seizing power, they sent delegations of five or six revolutionaries to take over ministries with thousands of employees.
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The ministers are among the highest-level delegations to travel close to the 487-km (303-mile)front line.
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Interior is obligated by law to consult with governors, congressional delegations and coastal communities as it crafts its plan.
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When other leaders left the table, their seats were also filled by others in their delegations, the official added.
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Many of these relationships are created in the environment of trade shows, conferences, information exchange platforms, and trade delegations.
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I wandered around the floor, going to delegations that I thought might be sympathetic (you know who you are!).
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Many trade delegations, including Europeans, have visited Iran since the deal was reached, paving the ground to increase economic ties.
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Twitter was pointedly left out of the confab at Trump Tower, which included high ranking executive delegations from Apple, Amazon.
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The composition of FCTC delegations sent by governments has changed to include more members who aren't involved in health policy.
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Delegations from Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in Canada could not be reached for comment on Monday.
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So delegations of hundreds of Chinese investors were unable to attend this conference dedicated to matching Israeli startups with investors.
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But the delegations themselves -- usually an afterthought -- have become battlegrounds on the path to an expected convention fight in Cleveland.
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Behind closed doors again, there was one moment during the second meeting with both delegations where Pence stopped mid-conversation.
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Tostes told reporters the buildings are "absolutely ready" for the delegations and minor problems in various apartments had been resolved.
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And theoretically, if delegations from seven states requested a roll call vote, in writing, one would have to be held.
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The king brings large trade delegations on his marathon African tours, usually signing a raft of deals with his hosts.
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Politico reports that the delegations from at least nine states submitted signatures calling for a roll call vote, but Rep.
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However, Mayor de Blasio said tickets prior to the MOU aren't forgiven, and "diplomatic delegations must still pay their debt."
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Much as in the statehouses, Congress, in a state-by-state vote of the House delegations, would choose a winner.
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A total of 61 countries have sent delegations to the event, which includes a naval symposium on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Other delegations have run into umpteen problems trying to get between their hotels, the meeting venues and the media centre.
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The Speaker told Trump that he should deliver the address after the government reopened, and Trump canceled overseas congressional delegations.
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With M.B.Z.'s blessing, Suwaidi started bringing delegations of influential American Jews to Abu Dhabi to meet with Emirati officials.
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Investors also digested geopolitical developments over the weekend, including a meeting between the U.S. and North Korean delegations on Sunday.
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Investors also digested geopolitical developments involving North Korea after delegations from the U.S. and the hermit state met on Sunday.
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All year, we field delegations from around the country to learn how Austin does it and how they can too.
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Hopefully the state delegations will be tired of talking about how great their lakes are, or their waterfalls or whatever.
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The delegations then held a 10-course banquet, which waw Kim Jong Un's wife, Ri Sol Ju, join the festivities.
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Those delegations are busy conducting their own threat assessments and receiving daily threat briefings from South Korean law enforcement authorities.
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Both delegations have voiced hopes that they will meet with Trump transition officials, though no such event has been confirmed.
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Mr. Gyari traveled to China in 1982 and 1984 as part of Tibetan delegations that held exploratory talks with officials.
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My office arranges hundreds of exchanges between visiting delegations and city agencies working on shared priorities of fairness and sustainability.
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Delegations from the U.S. and North Korea are in Singapore to work out the logistics of the June 12 conference.
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Representatives from both delegations applauded the progress made and agreed to build on the exchange through annual Dialogues going forward.
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Earlier in her presentation, Malmstrom had revealed details of the conversation between the U.S. and EU delegations on July 25.
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Delegations of the two Koreas met at the Peace House in January ahead of the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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"That statutory authority, as compared to the delegations we have upheld in the past, is distinctly small-bore," she wrote.
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"All the Vatican knew was that they were going to host a meeting with American and Cuban delegations," Rhodes said.
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At first, Congress took pains to oversee its delegations through a system of strong committees in the House and Senate.
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Russia has been trying, so far unsuccessfully, to persuade the delegations of North and South Korea to hold direct talks.
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The biggest states, with the largest congressional delegations, tend to see the most NRA spending on candidates supporting gun rights.
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Delegations from other countries including Mexico inked deals for U.S. soybeans, but volumes were smaller than past deals to China.
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He boasts that so many foreign delegations are coming to Israel that he barely has time to meet them all.
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EL PASO — Over the last month, I have traveled in three congressional delegations to El Paso and southern New Mexico.
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The civil rights group Dream Defenders has organized several delegations of people of color to Israel and the West Bank.
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There have been declarations, alliances, and delegations formed to send the message that the US is still in the game.
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For now, it ignores huge demands from the powerful Florida and Texas delegations, which together pressed for some $40 billion more.
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Delegations from both countries then launched into a frenetic period of negotiations that are expected to culminate with Tuesday&aposs meeting.
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A State Department spokesperson said the U.S. and North Korean delegations have held a second meeting in advance of the summit.
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The North Korean and South Korean delegations marched together in the opening ceremonies, under a flag emblazoned with a unified Korea.
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Shortly after he spoke, the Turkish foreign minister said the two delegations had not agreed to a ceasefire, but a pause.
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U.S. and Chinese delegations hold a round of trade talks in Beijing that do not yield a resolution to the disputes.
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As U.S. and North Korean delegations geared up for a second summit between their two leaders, many analyst predictions were identical.
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In a rare show of unity, the North Korean and South Korean delegations marched under one flag, the Korean Unification Flag.
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The lack of diversity in members' offices is not limited to these six state congressional delegations and it's a persistent trend.
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Tens of thousands of indigenous activists, along with native delegations from as far away as Chile and the United States, cheered.
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The U.S. president and North Korean leader shake hands again as they sit down with their respective delegations to begin talks.
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It's not particularly unusual for presidents to sit down solo with other leaders before more formal diplomatic talks involving their delegations.
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She sat down Wednesday with congressional delegations from Ohio and Maryland, two of the states where the targeted plants are located.
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Zinke has pledged to take seriously concerns of governors, congressional delegations, coastal communities and others in formulating and finalizing the plan.
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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said on Tuesday that Baghdad would send delegations to Washington and Tehran to help reduce tensions.
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"As natural disasters threaten, FEMA maintains regular communications with delegations representing both expected and known impacted areas," the FEMA spokesperson said.
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POTUS asked Lighthizer leading questions at the table in the bilateral meeting, which included Xi and the U.S. and Chinese delegations.
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The leaders will renew their bromance this fall when Moon visits Pyongyang, the delegations announced at the end of the summit.
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The media freedom conference was hosted by Britain with the Canadian government and attended by delegations from more than 100 countries.
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The location is one of a number of unresolved issues, including the size and composition of the delegations and the agenda.
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And for nations without Olympic delegations, much of the work that normally falls on organizing bodies instead falls on the athletes.
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The European Union has sent delegations to African capitals, waving aid and incentives for leaders to keep their people at home.
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Unfortunately, the formal talks failed to materialize over a disagreement about the size and composition of the delegations coming from Afghanistan.
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About 10,000 people came from abroad, according to Israeli officials, including 1,500 journalists and bloggers and 1,500 members of the delegations.
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The North and South Korean delegations, marching under one flag, embodied the hopes of a peninsula divided by history and ideology.
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If there's no majority for the Vice President, the House delegations are excused and only the senators choose the Vice President.
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Don't miss the Country Pavilions, where you'll find delegations from different countries showcasing the best of their up-and-coming startups.
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"The vast majority of delegations are asking for a more ambitious text, and that's what we're aiming at," he told reporters.
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If there's no majority for the vice president, the House delegations are excused and only the senators choose the vice president.
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He spoke after delegations from Ethiopia, Somalia and Eritrea met in Djibouti, where they also held discussions with President Ismail Guelleh.
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Arizona, Colorado, North Carolina and Oregon are all expected to add one seat to their delegations, if current population trends hold.
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The results, and the consequent increases and decreases in state congressional delegations, will not be finalized until after the 21625 Census.
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Unpleasantness ensued at international sports encounters, with Greek delegations frequently taking umbrage and stomping out when Macedonian teams were not labeled FYROM.
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Both delegations also renewed calls, however, for reforms to Peru's electoral system so that candidates are not disqualified so close to elections.
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It also lobbies at the country level, where the makeup of FCTC delegations is determined and treaty decisions are turned into legislation.
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The list includes working-level international meetings Taiwan delegations were barred from attending, sometimes due to their Taiwan passports, the ministry said.
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As The Economist went to press, Mexican and American delegations were still haggling furiously, chiefly over new rules covering trade in cars.
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Furthermore, if the delegates' will truly were flouted by what Womack did, we'd expect more delegations to walk out like Colorado's did.
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That is important, since their delegations to the national parliament in Delhi are sometimes big enough to hold the balance of power.
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But as delegations from almost 60 countries reconvene in Washington on Thursday and Friday, the world only seems farther from that goal.
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The Ecuador-based negotiations, which were announced by the leaders of the peace delegations in Caracas, Venezuela, will begin within two months.
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Instead, at the St. Regis, a five-star hotel where foreign delegations often congregate, I was greeted by three inconspicuous Chinese men.
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We're looking for delegations of international startup groups, government innovation centers, incubators and accelerators to claim a country pavilion in Startup Alley.
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It was bad enough that Democrats had to dim the lights over the rebelling delegations to try to get back on-message.
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He spent the following morning meeting with individual state delegations to carry his message forward and continuing to counter resistance toward Clinton.
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Delegations of visitors from around the country fly in to study the city's blueprint for order, growth and development, local officials say.
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Delegations of Swiss, Germans, Omanis, Qataris, Iraqis and Russians have come and gone from Tehran, failing to stop the cycle of escalation.
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Gargash said he expected increased contact between Arab countries and Israel through small bilateral deals and visits by politicians and athletic delegations.
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"The number of women in the national delegations peaked at COP20 in Lima, but drastically decreased at COP21 in Paris," she says.
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"The delegations themselves decide" who will sit in for a President if they can't be present for a meeting, Merkel told reporters.
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National mediators in the three countries have been trying to broker a deal since last week between delegations of the two parties.
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"The United States said they could sell Patriots, and the delegations are negotiating", Cavusoglu was quoted as saying by news agency Anadolu.
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So many delegations of would-be investors flocked to Tehran that visitors reported struggling to find rooms in the smog-choked city.
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Mr. Biegun and Mr. Kim led their countries' delegations to working-level talks in Sweden last month, which ended without an agreement.
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But it rejects requests from the powerful Texas and Florida congressional delegations for additional money to rebuild after hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Buhari's spokesman, Femi Adesina, added that delegations from Nigeria and Qatar signed two bilateral agreements to "boost economic cooperation" between the countries.
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But both sides have scoffed at Kuwait's threats to expel their delegations if they fail to conclude a deal within two weeks.
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It meets regularly to decide its line and sends delegations to Downing Street to lay down the law to the prime minister.
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As the buildings fill, the remaining delegations are used to fill the gaps, some of them for just a room or two.
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Security is tight throughout Singapore, with armed police roaming the streets and motorcades of the international delegations bringing traffic to a standstill.
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For states with bigger delegations like California (220006) and Illinois (2202), helping every delegate get to Philadelphia is unrealistic, party officials say.
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Congressional delegations frequently make trips abroad in order to get face time with troops and build relationships with key allies and leaders.
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Over the last decade, ILGA has lent significant support to countries hostile to queer citizens, including carefully dispatching diplomatic delegations from abroad.
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President Tayyip Erdogan will hold talks with the Uzbek prime minister and attend a working lunch with delegations from the two countries.
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Those efforts advanced considerably during the Winter Olympics, to which Mr. Kim sent athletes, entertainers and political delegations that included his sister.
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It cited the 35 abstentions, coupled with 21 delegations that were absent, representing a significant chunk of the total membership of 193.
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For communications in capitals like Moscow and Beijing, yet another network, known as Zeus, is being installed for delegations of member states.
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Throughout September, international delegations traveled to Islamabad carrying the same message: Reveal the extent of Chinese loans if you want financial assistance.
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In 2000, when the Koreas held their first summit meeting, their delegations marched together at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.
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The International Olympic Committee approved their participation and said delegations from the two countries plan to march in the opening ceremonies together.
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Delegations of police officers from other provinces and cities have visited Kashgar and other cities to admire — and consider adopting — the measures.
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Delegations from the United States and North Korea arrived in Singapore on Monday evening, according to the South Korean news agency Yonhap.
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Mr. Pence and Mr. Xi each led delegations that sought to corral the other nations in attendance to side with his country.
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Trade delegations from the two countries last publicly met earlier this month with a planned meeting to take place again in September.
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In recent days, two large US congressional delegations -- one Democratic, the other Republican -- visited Israel, bringing more than 70 members of Congress.
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But every few weeks, Congress quits Washington in favor of overseas delegations and trips home to meet with the voters they represent.
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The company is often a part of Chinese overseas trade delegations and investment deals in emerging markets like South America and Africa.
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Last February, one of those delegations appealed for his help in saving Cairo's Jewish cemetery, which had fallen into a woeful state.
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Two American delegations, one in Singapore and one in North Korea, are attempting to work out a meeting between the two leaders.
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Ortagus said the delegations made progress during the talks, including previewing several new initiatives that could open the door to future progress.
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Protesters have held sit-ins at Senate offices, phone lines have been jammed and editorial writers have blasted their states' congressional delegations.
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Gao also said "external rumors" about the trade talks are not accurate, and noted the two trade delegations remain in close communication.
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Instead, the three chattered inanely about the various countries' delegations, made jokes about Djibouti, and breathlessly hyped the arrival of Team USA.
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Utah is closely followed by Idaho and Alaska as the only three state delegations with a median salary of more than $60,000.
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Several rooms have been prepared throughout the United Nations building for the various delegations to talk with Mr. de Mistura and his team.
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But the bill rejects requests from the powerful Texas and Florida congressional delegations for additional money to rebuild after hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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An additional six U.S. service members and three Afghan soldiers were wounded in the incident, which both American and Afghan delegations are investigating.
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Delegations from Russia, Germany and Poland met on Thursday to discuss the contaminated oil which was found last month in the Druzhba pipeline.
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Meanwhile in Sweden, the long-anticipated talks between the Saudi and Houthi delegations, which started last week, are set to end on Thursday.
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Congressional delegations and organizations like Amnesty International have helped some unaccompanied minors enter the US after standoffs with officials at ports of entry.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Delegations from North and South Korea agreed on Friday to arrange reunions for families separated by the Korean War from Aug.
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Underscoring the volatile situation, at least one rocket struck an Indian diplomatic compound in Kabul, as the delegations met a few blocks away.
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Arab delegations in Washington enthuse that dealing with Mr Kushner is a great comfort, as talking to rulers' relations is the Arab way.
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For her part, Ernst -- who spoke at breakfasts for the New Hampshire and Pennsylvania delegations -- wouldn't mention her speaking slot on Tuesday morning.
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Even delegations from states such as Florida that can inflict penalties for voting by conscience instead of popular vote haven't escaped activists' barrage.
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More than half the participants will be women, and all-female delegations will represent several countries, among them Afghanistan, Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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"We firmly oppose foreign delegations making statements with irresponsible criticism about China's handling of judicial matters," Hua said at a daily news briefing.
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"We had five or six different countries' delegations that came and met with us to express concern about trade and tariffs," he said.
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Several U.S. congressional delegations are visiting the border this month to assess funding needs, according to several people familiar with the travel plans.
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It comes as no surprise that the industries and business leaders influencing government delegations sway negotiations towards pro-market solutions like carbon markets.
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Other top swimmers have publicly backed the protests and FINA have sent a directive to delegations forbidding any more disruption of victory ceremonies.
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Kuzmin asked for a procedural vote and only eight delegations voted in favor of having the meeting, one short of the number required.
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"The foreign military delegations were mostly interested in the C-2, and they most wanted to know the price," said the Kawasaki salesman.
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That could include groups like big-state delegations, the freshman and sophomore classes, committee alliances, and political caucuses like the centrist Tuesday Group.
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Deputy Ministers of Defense David Tonoyan and Movses Hakobyan (currently chief of general staff) led delegations to Iran in May and June 2016.
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The main delegations will meet for further discussions within 48 hours, Omar told Reuters, without giving details on what had been ironed out.
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Also under discussion are the composition of delegations from each side, and the level of press access to the summit should it occur.
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Most delegations gleefully reveal their locations with flags and banners, giving color, and a bit of a hanging-laundry vibe, to the compound.
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"Based on your constructive engagement in Sweden, we have a better understanding of the positions of the parties," Guterres told the rival delegations.
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"There could be valid concerns," Parker said, pointing to national security-related conversations and foreign delegations that sometimes come to the EPA building.
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This week he is giving pep talks to state delegations and donors here about why the Republican nominee must be toppled in November.
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Their sentences prompted responses from representatives from the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands and the European delegations and rights groups.
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The official said the delegations would "explore ways to expand cooperation across a range of bilateral issues, including security, immigration, trade, and economics."
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More than 80 delegations spoke Friday, with nearly all except the U.S. acknowledging the effects of climate change, according to The Associated Press.
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Usually pilgrims come in delegations and stay with them in the same hotels, travel on the same buses and share the same meals.
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In 2000, the year the countries held their first summit meeting, their delegations marched together at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.
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His activism took him around the world for demonstrations and meetings as a member of delegations in Libya, Japan, Vietnam and other countries.
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The resulting delegations, Beyer told me, would be more likely to be proportional, creating space for Massachusetts Republicans as well as Oklahoma Democrats.
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Rif protesters refused to meet with local party officials and ministerial delegations, insisting that they would negotiate only with emissaries of the king.
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Delegations do come to Rotterdam frequently, and Dutch planners, designers and engineers are favored worldwide for their seemingly innate ability to manage water.
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State congressional delegations, DNC leadership and governors get a free ticket to the convention as automatic delegates, and Iowa has eight such people.
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But some state governors who have formed the United States Climate Alliance said they would attend the summit and meet with other delegations.
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Nevertheless, the European Union, desperate to quell the flood of migrants, has sent delegations to Tripoli to train and equip the coast guard.
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It's been in and out of the funding negotiations for months, and is exceedingly important to several delegations (and as such, voting blocs).
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It won't be like 1932, when Franklin Delano Roosevelt cut a deal and the Texas and California delegations fell in line behind him.
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Speaking after four hours of meetings between delegations from both sides, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Ankara had gotten what it wanted.
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Chinese television footage showed the two delegations seated at a long table during formal discussions, with Mr. Xi doing most of the talking.
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Closing sessions had been scheduled and canceled several times throughout the day, and some country delegations complained about being excluded from key negotiations.
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Last week, representatives from roughly half of all state party delegations visited Milwaukee to begin making plans with their hotels for the convention.
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Zinke is obligated by law to work with governors, congressional delegations, coastal communities and other key stakeholders in considering where to allow drilling.
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" Landerretche didn't say who was holding up the negotiations, but said that "the vast majority of delegations are asking for more ambitious text.
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Today, Mr. Stanekzai serves as the insurgency's chief envoy, directly negotiating with the Americans and leading delegations to places like Moscow and Beijing.
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Today, delegations from Cuba's uniformed forces and its many state corporations are here: agricultural workers, military cadets, a troop from Parque Zoológico Nacional.
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Callamard was asked by reporters what delegations attending the G20 should raise in bilateral meetings with the Saudi delegation - headed by the crown prince.
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While the Chinese economy has lost steam and growth is slowing, Liu said it hasn't affected business delegations wanting to come to South Africa.
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There's a good chance that at least 215 state delegations will be majority Republican come January (especially if the presidential race is so close).
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"We couldn't make the two Syrian delegations talk to each other sitting in the same room," said Aleksandr Lavrentiev, head of the Russian delegation.
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Several of the delegations holding talks with the president are actually mini-coalitions and the total number of movements in parliament is around 40.
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He sent his chief of staff to Baghdad to sign a deal on intelligence sharing, and brought Iraqi trade delegations to Riyadh, his capital.
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It would take a majority of seven states' delegations to even raise a point of order to challenge that in the moment, Yue said.
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A draft communique, reviewed by Reuters, said Libyan delegations had agreed to prepare for the election by spring 2019 and abide by the results.
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Its budget is also stretched by ferrying official delegations around sometimes at a financial loss, a former Cuban diplomat familiar with Cubana operations said.
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Crowdfunding platform GoFundMe announced a "global sponsorship" with the Special Olympics on Thursday, launching nearly 22017 online campaigns to support athletes, teams and delegations.
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So far, government and opposition delegations have not negotiated face-to-face in any Syrian peace talks but have been kept in separate rooms.
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Before that can happen, the three rival opposition delegations need to narrow their differences enough to present a single position against the government negotiators.
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The Court is also likely to look more carefully at restoring the separation of powers by disallowing delegations of its legislative power by Congress.
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Trump and Gentiloni took questions from reporters following a brief Oval Office meeting and bilateral meeting between the two leaders and their respective delegations.
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Some do take vacations, or go on delegations abroad (which can read as vacations in disguise) rather than go home and do constituent work.
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The crossing agreement was part of a broader reconciliation deal brokered by Egypt and signed in Cairo on Thursday by the two Palestinian delegations.
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It is unclear what delegations European capitals will send to what Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has called a "desperate anti-Iran circus".
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Their sentences prompted responses by representatives from the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands and the European Delegations among other rights groups.
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Merkel, asked about Ivanka Trump's sitting in for the President, said, "The delegations themselves decide" who takes the seat if the principal isn't there.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the delegations were "rapidly" making progress, but it will come down to the meeting between the two leaders.
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More than half the participants at the summit are women, and all-female delegations are representing countries such as Afghanistan, Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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The State Department has since continued to send delegations to international climate summits, where envoys have been perceived by their foreign counterparts as constructive.
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SXSW was a regional showcase, then a magnet for independent music, and soon a badge of credibility for major-label acts and international delegations.
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NATO officials shuttle between the two buildings, as delegations shift boxes and archives, on a special bus service dubbed "the magic carpet" by officials.
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Last month Salame brought delegations from the two main sides in Libya's conflict to Geneva for peace talks, but key representatives suspended their involvement.
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California is undoubtedly a blue state, but it also has one of the largest GOP delegations in Congress, with 20083 Republicans in the House.
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California is undoubtedly a blue state, but it also has one of the largest GOP delegations in Congress, with 14 Republicans in the House.
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In 2000, the year of the first inter-Korean summit meeting, the countries' delegations marched together at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.
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Spokesman Baik Tae-hyun said he expects the two Koreas to exchange messages to determine who would head each other's delegations and other issues.
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That also means CODELs -- Hill shorthand for congressional delegations going on long-scheduled official foreign trips -- are scheduled to depart Friday night and Saturday.
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Le rejected as interference recommendations from delegations concerning Xinjiang, but accepted those regarding the need to uphold religious freedom, free speech, and internet freedom.
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Rotterdam now welcomes 70 delegations a year from fact-finders seeking to apply Dutch know-how to New Jersey, Jakarta and points in between.
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Though the UN pointedly observes "Delegations are reminded that statements should not exceed four minutes," Trump rambled on for more than a half hour.
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Canadian officials say there was nothing remarkable about the Arabic tweet, which merely repeated Ottawa's stated position in a common practice for delegations abroad.
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Maybe. Convention delegations are often packed with members of Congress, high-power donors and the very Washington establishment-types Trump has spent this campaign attacking.
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Still, members of the Texas and Florida delegations in Congress are unhappy because the measure failed to address extensive requests for additional hurricane rebuilding money.
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Here are some of the key stories CNBC is following this hour: Syrian opposition and government delegations arrived in Geneva to resume peace talks Thursday.
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"The delegations have confirmed their readiness to continue interaction in order to achieve the full implementation of the cessation of hostilities in Syria," he said.
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An expected meeting in Cairo in February fell through, though a roadmap for eastern and western parliamentary delegations to revive a peace process was agreed.
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"Due to the ongoing consultative talks between U.S. and Republic of Korea (ROK) delegations, we are unable to speculate on potential outcomes," the statement said.
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Nine state delegations had submitted signatures requesting a full roll call vote on the rules, he said — but then three of them withdrew those requests.
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Khan told the delegations that Pakistan was committed to facilitate businesses and investors in Pakistan, where 100 million people are below the age of 30.
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The Games have been hit by an outbreak of the virus that causes vomiting and diarrhoea but until Friday the athletic delegations had been unaffected.
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Facebook is working more closely with civil society groups, sending more delegations, recruiting native language speakers, planning for contentious elections, and hosting digital literacy efforts.
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FOR several years delegations have shuffled between Beijing and Rome in the hope of reaching an agreement over how to appoint Catholic bishops in China.
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There was a reminder of this in the presence, at the March for Our Lives on March 24th, of various delegations from past mass shootings.
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Some 65 international delegations have shown interest in the KC-390 military transport aircraft that will enter the Brazilian Air Force next year, Souza said.
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Delegations from about 20 countries spoke at the four-hour U.N. session, including Britain, France, Australia and South Korea, all of which criticized North Korea.
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Petroleum ministry official Kamau said delegations including community representatives would visit established producers such as Nigeria, Canada and Oman to seek advice on revenue sharing.
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Still, members of the Texas and Florida delegations in Congress are unhappy because the measure failed to address extensive requests for additional hurricane rebuilding funds.
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Police put spiked barriers outside the property and vetted visitors, turning away leaders from his Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party and delegations of supporters.
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"The delegations themselves decide, should the president not be present for a meeting, who will then take over and sit in the chair," Merkel said.
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Last summer's hurricane season offered a macabre illustration of how Puerto Rico's lack of representation fairs in comparison to states with fully empowered congressional delegations.
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But hardline allies of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said this month that Western business delegations have failed to deliver any benefit to Iran's economy.
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Addressing Yemeni delegations sitting on opposite sides of the room, the envoy warned that "difficult decisions" would have to be made in the negotiation process.
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N.H.L. clubs, including the Boston Bruins, the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs, have sent delegations in an effort to expand their global reach.
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More than 100 U.S. business delegations have visited Cuba since 2014 and around 300,000 Americans are expected to arrive this year under looser travel restrictions.
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Critics have since claimed that Trump's properties benefit from his contacts with foreign governments, including his hotel in Washington, which has hosted multiple foreign delegations.
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After meeting his Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vucic, Macron said he would invite delegations from the two countries to Paris along with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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"Same-sex spouses of U.S. diplomats now enjoy the same rights and benefits as opposite-sex spouses," the U.S. mission wrote to U.N.-based delegations.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said on Tuesday Iraq would send delegations to both Washington and Tehran to help ease the tension between them.
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The government is deploying 22,000 security forces and closing off large sections of the capital to protect the visiting heads of state and their delegations.
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The Kuomintang has sent delegations to China since Tsai took office, where they have been warmly received, and that contact is now likely to increase.
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The airport will remain open only for flights for the military, air ambulance service, cargo, diplomatic delegations, international organisations and oil and gas drilling workers.
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In 2000, the year the two countries held their historic first summit meeting, their delegations marched together at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.
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Provincial governments in Ontario and Quebec, which border New York, sent high-level delegations to Albany, where they hired the lobbying firm Bolton-St. Johns.
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We regularly welcome inbound delegations exploring targeted opportunities that require the kind of skilled workforce and exceptional quality of life Washington state is known for.
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They hope to maximize their population totals and, by extension, their share of federal resources and the size of their House delegations in future Congresses.
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"In our view, and in the view of many delegations, the final text of the Nuclear Weapons Prohibition Treaty should have been stronger," Kimball said.
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Yet, with the parties' congressional delegations, once with overlapping voting records, now more homogeneous, the party in the majority is apt to go to extremes.
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His office laid out on Friday a 216-page proposed rule -- "Protecting Statutory Conscience Rights in Health Care; Delegations of Authority" -- to bolster the mission.
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France and Switzerland have sent delegations to interview refugees in Niamey, and some have been approved for resettlement but are awaiting security checks, she said.
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Private business delegations have arrived "in droves" at this year's FOCAC, said Stevens, and are pushing China to narrow their country's trade deficits with Beijing.
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That's why, over the past several months, governors have actively worked with our congressional delegations and federal officials to offer bipartisan strategies for reauthorizing CHIP.
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Or the time in 1948 that several Southern state delegations walked out of the Democratic convention and formed the States' Rights Democratic Party, or Dixiecrats.
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On Thursday, Mattarella will meet delegations from the centre-left Democratic Party and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, which could forge a new ruling coalition.
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Delegations from Washington, Seoul and Pyongyang are gathering in Beijing on Sunday to attend China's new Silk Road forum, its biggest diplomatic event of the year.
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He subsequently led delegations to visit Cuban allies North Korea and Venezuela, and he's met with US visitors to Cuba like President Barack Obama and Sen.
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FUTURISTIC NAVY SEAL BOAT DUBBED &aposBATMOBILE&apos Eurosatory is a biennial event held outside Paris that draws delegations from the most powerful militaries in the world.
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"We have made tremendous progress in our relationship with China," Trump said as the two delegations met around tables flanked by large U.S. and Chinese flags.
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The conference chair withdrew the Taiwan invitation "following objections from China and several other delegations," a spokeswoman for Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said.
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The only rule, under the 12th Amendment, is that the state delegations have to vote for one of the top three finalists in the Electoral College.
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Government delegations, airlines, and corporations wheel and deal with defense contractors and aircraft manufacturers—and this year, they dropped a collective $113.8 billion on new hardware.
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Senior Iranian delegations have been in the capital Baghdad for several months, trying to convince divided Shi'ite factions to unite behind one candidate for prime minister.
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Just three of the 14 California House Republicans went against leadership, whereas bigger margins of the New York and New Jersey delegations voted against the bill.
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National mediators in the three countries have since last week tried to broker a deal between delegations of the two parties but without success so far.
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Then they were moved into a green carpeted ballroom inside the palace, where they drank coffee and sipped tea while the two delegations met for hours.
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Saudi Arabia has sent one of its strongest delegations ever to the Swiss mountain resort and packed its top executives' agendas with meetings with international peers.
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Particularly outraged was the Washington, D.C., delegations, which held its convention in March and attempted to award 10 votes to Marco Rubio and nine to Kasich.
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At the manicured resort, where many of the delegations are staying, Vietnamese and other Asian officials wandered the palm-fringed grounds, gazing at the vacationing golfers.
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The two delegations met and had dinner on May 9th and were due to resume their talks on May 10th, albeit with higher tariffs in place.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce, which arranged the deals and the delegations, says it is still working on the agreement but acknowledged its outcome is unclear.
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"We also reject any groundless accusations parroted by some delegations as they are politically motivated in pursuit of ulterior purposes rather than human rights," Han said.
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"We are awaiting confirmations from the other parties to the meeting," Abdrakhmanov told parliament, adding that delegations had already started arriving in the Kazakh capital, Astana.
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Delegates Unbound -- the campaign operations arm of the group Free The Delegates -- had vote-counters set up in delegations for 30 states, as of Monday afternoon.
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The kingdom has sent one of its strongest delegations ever to the Swiss mountain resort and packed its top executives' agendas with meetings with international peers.
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Special delegations from interested countries met at the United Nations to discuss the possibility that the earth, or some veined thing in the earth, was sentient.
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European delegations have flooded into Tehran in the past 18 months, but they still need convincing that the country is politically stable and friendly to business.
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The marriage ceremonies began on the April 903 with a palace reception for 40 foreign delegations and outdoor evening entertainment culminating in a massive fireworks display.
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The talks between the two delegations, the first since a meeting in Beijing in December, took place quietly in Rome in recent days, the sources said.
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And the memo cites an old opinion from the Iran-Contra scandal to argue that the president doesn't have to memorialize any such delegations in writing.
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Tens of thousands of people gathered at St. Peter's Square on Sunday, along with 15 official government delegations, including representatives of India and the United States.
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Kudlow has been at the center of the US President's trade feuds in recent months, joining US delegations in Beijing and Canada to address trade disputes.
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The board approved a policy to protect whistle-blowers, as well as a proposal to empower WADA to discipline sports organizations and national delegations of athletes.
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A second source close to the talks also said the Turkish and Russian delegations wanted to present the two leaders with a deal ready to sign.
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That protection comes in the form of delegations consisting of politicians, ambassadors, and prominent activists, traveling to hostile regions from countries like Holland, Denmark, and Sweden.
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"What I heard from both delegations is promising, but we shouldn't forget that the challenges are enormous and the gap between them is large," he said.
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Some states may have lagged behind others in part because they have smaller delegations and fewer opportunities for women to break into these roles, Dittmar said.
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Quotas would insure that delegations to the National Convention contained women, African-Americans, and young people "in reasonable relation to their presence" in a state's population.
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Business delegations are pouring in, and Iran is even planning to purchase 117 Boeing aircraft — American planes that will also bring American business culture to Iran.
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The same pattern can be seen in the partisan division of Midwestern congressional delegations from the 2009-2011 Congress (the 111th) to the current 115th Congress.
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Argument Writing and Discussion Any event that brings together delegations from over 90 countries for two weeks is bound to stir up some controversies and questions.
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In 2008, delegations arrived in Oslo, only for the Taliban to pull out at the last minute, citing attacks against members of the group in Pakistan.
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"The U.S. administration, myself included, regularly spoke with members of the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood who were themselves members of Syrian opposition coalitions and delegations," he wrote.
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Delegations from Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, Singapore and elsewhere have come to study the project while the maker, Sungrow, prepares to license the technology for overseas sale.
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More specifically, black women have represented just 16 states in Congress and Asian-American women have served in only 6 states' congressional delegations, according to CAWP.
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The North's launch took place as its biggest supporter, China, was hosting delegations from around the world at its "One Belt One Road" forum in Beijing.
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"I don't know, that's not my decision," he said of Rule 40(b), which requires candidates to have the backing of at least eight state delegations.
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Some 55,000 teachers out of 240,000 in total have been hired on renewable contracts by regional education delegations since 2016 to address overcrowding in rural classrooms.
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Ri, who held bilateral meetings with parliamentary delegations from Syria and Mongolia in Geneva, made no reference in his six-minute speech to either upcoming summit.
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The Russian and Turkish delegations meeting in Moscow were trying to reconcile their differences over Idlib, which have raised questions over the durability of their cooperation.
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Reviews and interprets new and established directives, instructions, regulations and delegations of authority for potential impact on major program objectives, operating policies, work operations, and progress.
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At inter-Korean negotiations taking place along the demilitarized zone (DMZ) on Wednesday, delegations agreed to organize the repatriation of the four bodies to North Korea.
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Ted McKinney, undersecretary for trade and foreign agriculture, has touted the success of the trade delegations in laying the foundation for a more diversified export network.
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Representatives were scheduled to meet in an effort to smooth ongoing tensions, but according to the Journal, China rescinded its proposal to send delegations to Washington.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito also joined the judgment but suggested that the court should reconsider more generally its longstanding support for delegations of authority by Congress.
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Yesterday, I was at some state party delegations where the feelings very raw and very strong, and I found myself mediating between people a little bit.
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But even as athletes express worries about Zika, the organizing committee for the Games said it would charge national delegations to have mosquito screens on athletes' rooms.
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Agnes Callamard was asked by reporters what delegations attending the G20 should raise in bilateral meetings with the Saudi delegation - headed by crown prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Never before has there been a gathering of so many senior-ranking officials and their delegations, plus activists and NGO&aposs, for the purpose of religious freedom.
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Aidarbek Tumatov, head of the Asia and Africa department at the Kazakh Foreign Ministry, told reporters the rebels had met the U.S. and U.N. delegations on Wednesday.
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They seek endorsements from DNC members, from state party delegations, and also from party interest groups (for instance, big unions) that could influence those DNC members' votes.
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The U.N. placed the opposition delegations next to each other, albeit on separate tables, to face the stern-looking head of the Syrian government delegation, Bashar Ja'afari.
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"We have made tremendous progress in our relationship with China," Trump told reporters as the two delegations met around tables flanked by large U.S. and Chinese flags.
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Military reinforcements were said to be gathering outside the district as high-level delegations from both sides arrived for talks to try to solve the latest dispute.
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Ghani also hosted international delegations last week in a bid to set the stage for peace negotiations with the Taliban, which have remained stalled amid widespread fighting.
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A source in the government team said Griffiths brought the heads of the two delegations together for the first time in a meeting attended by the ambassadors.
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U.S. and Israeli officials said the joint understandings were reached in a secret meeting between senior Israeli and U.S. delegations at the White House on December 12th.
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And the throngs of foreign delegations at Airshow China in the southern resort of Zhuhai indicate China is succeeding - even as tensions ratchet up in the region.
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The U.S. decision to cancel the visits of official delegations to Cuba was also having a "counterproductive effect" on cooperation in fields like migration, the ministry said.
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Ministerial delegations troop off to Israel to learn how to turn "she'll-be-right" Australia — a country that believes things work out somehow — into start-up Australia.
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Often, such membership brings little commitment but can bolster the image of national security expertise and open the door to international travel on bipartisan delegations during recesses.
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"Private backroom nominations committees producing 'recommended' slates, county delegations voting in blocs, floor motions made targeting our supporters," Trump national delegate director Brian Jacks told Breitbart News.
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Cilenti declined to name names but said several delegations had asked not to be with Caribbean and Latin American countries because of a reputation for loud music.
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Since then, five HDP delegations have traveled to Kenya, and numerous exchange programs and trainings have taken place in the U.S. Capitol and Kenya's Parliament in Nairobi.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He are leading their respective delegations in China, but a breakthrough deal is viewed as highly unlikely.
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While the talks with Liu were not tense, they also did not inspire confidence that an agreement would be reached when the delegations reconvened at 9 a.m.
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When it comes to military airlift support for congressional delegations (CODEL) the assistant secretary of defense for legislative affairs -- with a few exceptions -- has to sign off.
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That intrigue will deepen if Trump goes ahead with his plan to huddle with Putin alone apart from interpreters before throwing open the meeting to wider delegations.
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Those efforts advanced considerably during the recent Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, to which Mr. Kim sent athletes, entertainers and political delegations that included his sister.
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The national Republican campaign to cement their control over state legislatures and congressional delegations is not only harder to fight back but could very well get worse.
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Nineteen lawmakers from the delegations of Indiana, West Virginia and Pennsylvania sent letters to the Transportation Department that included exact phrases and reasoning from the industry letter.
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Smaller and even more restrictive security zones have been established around the meeting site and the hotels where the leaders and their delegations are expected to stay.
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Participants came to Pyongyang from 177 countries, a record for the event (and, the North noted, more than the 160 that sent delegations to the Seoul Games).
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They acknowledged working with Southern Company and the congressional delegations from South Carolina and Georgia to lobby for extending and greatly expanding the nuclear production tax credit.
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Trump issued sanctions on Turkey's justice and interior ministers earlier this month, and meetings between delegations of the two countries have failed to produce a diplomatic solution.
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A faction from Misurata in western Libya declined an invitation to the Paris meeting, saying it was not being treated in the same way as other delegations.
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The entry ban is for travellers coming directly or indirectly from those counties but exempts Iraqi nationals, diplomats and official delegations, the ministry said in a statement.
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While other world leaders and their delegations stayed in hotels near the site of the summit meeting, the Trumps are staying at a guesthouse in another area.
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Two University of Michigan law professors, Julian Davis Mortenson and Nicholas Bagley, argued in a new paper that such delegations were hardly unusual in the early republic.
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The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), whose general assembly in Geneva this week was attended by 147 parliamentary delegations, recognizes the National Assembly and not the Constituent Assembly.
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There will likely be the same kind of regional cooperation that we see during negotiations for the Farm Bill as congressional delegations promote local and statewide needs.
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Both the Illinois and Oregon delegations announced that state law dictated how they were to vote, but that some delegates did not want to vote as ordered.
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An unending flow of business and parliamentary delegations kept filing into Beijing seeking "cooperation and understanding," while Abe tirelessly worked for elusive summits with his Chinese counterpart.
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Meanwhile, states that strongly favor one party are already likely to produce such lopsided congressional delegations that there's only so much that can be accomplished through gerrymandering.
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United States, No. 17-8830, Justice Kavanaugh wrote that the court should consider "in future cases" whether congressional delegations were constitutional where they involve "major policy questions."
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The attacks, in May and last week, have served to energize the Europeans, who have sent high-level delegations to Iran to try to get Instex working.
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" The head of the Russian State Duma's Foreign Affairs Committee, Leonid Slutsky, said that the assembly "made a huge step toward defending the rights of national delegations.
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After facing each other to make opening remarks on Monday, the rival delegations spent the rest of the day negotiating indirectly through intermediaries and at times trading barbs.
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Cavusoglu told reporters that military and technical delegations were free to visit the Incirlik air base, but Ankara did not believe it was appropriate for politicians to go.
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This did not go unnoticed in other EU delegations, particularly among eastern Europeans unsettled by the looming departure of Britain and the erratic U.S. presidency of Donald Trump.
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She said the United States was still a member of the agreement and that "we look forwards to welcoming and working with its delegations" at meetings in 2017.
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It convened a conference call Monday night with supporters and urged them to continue to seek out spots in state delegations, especially on the Rules and Platform committees.
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But trade sources said the head of the agricultural quarantine authority, Saad Moussa, would stop that practice and has said no more delegations would travel from his authority.
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NEW YORK — Donald Trump's speech to the UN was met by widespread laughter, and diplomats have confirmed that their delegations were laughing at — not with — the US president.
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The German leader told the Associated Press that it was "in line with what other delegations do" because Ivanka was part of the U.S. delegation at the summit.
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The agency noted that several U.S. health delegations have already traveled to Cuba, and that Cuba's vice minister for public health spent a week at HHS in April.
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Other confirmed delegations are primarily from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates while Jordan and Egypt have said they will attend, but not at a ministerial level.
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President Barack Obama and President Bill Clinton were among 90 delegations from 70 countries paying their respects to Peres, who died Tuesday while hospitalized for a major stroke.
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As each winner was named, their delegations and new friends erupted with cheers and applause, each kid fighting their way to the stage with out-of-control energy.
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Danilo Medina hosted high-level delegations from Venezuela's feuding government and opposition for two days in the latest foreign-led effort to ease a standoff alarming the world.
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"The U.S. and Ukrainian delegations said after the first discussion that they were not ready to work on the (Russian) text in future," Nebenzia was cited as saying.
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"In 30 seconds, he offended gays, he offended women, he offended 18 million people and he offended one of the largest congressional delegations in the country," he said.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chinese agricultural delegations are set to visit the United States in the coming months, raising hopes that Beijing may lift a ban on U.S. poultry imports.
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Next week's summit of Southeast Asian leaders at the Sunnylands estate here is going forward -- many of the delegations from Southeast Asia have already arrived, or are midflight.
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The leaders' second summit in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi collapsed last week without any agreement or immediate plan for a third meeting between them, or their delegations.
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Officials at Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Motor, LG - which were part of delegations for 2000 and 2007 summits in Pyongyang - said no decision has been made yet on participating.
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The South gets to showcase its membership in the community of free nations, shuttling tourists from various countries through the very bungalows where Northern and Southern delegations meet.
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The results were presented to Argentine and British delegations, and Argentine authorities would inform the families of the soldiers "directly and confidentially," the ICRC said in a statement.
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European delegations to the G20 meeting will push for establishing registers of beneficial ownership that would at least be shared by public authorities, if not made fully public.
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While many in each country would prefer to renegotiate sections that impact them the most, by renegotiating, more barriers to success are placed in front of the delegations.
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Many countries and territories of the South Pacific stay together, he said, so that their small delegations can pool resources and share office space on the lower floors.
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Such pre-delegations are designed in part to enhance a country's nuclear deterrence posture, but only to the extent that they are first made sufficiently apparent and recognizable.
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In his spare time, Dr. Unschuld has led German government delegations to China, and has written books on how medicine helps to explain China's rise to global prominence.
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Three U.S. teams are meeting with North Korean delegations in New York, Singapore and the Demilitarized Zone separating North and South Korea to try to plan the meeting.
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Kalau lives in a small wooden stilt-house perched on the rocky shores of Ela Beach, around a kilometer from an upmarket resort that hosted numerous APEC delegations.
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Senior officials met the other delegations and discussed the need for "direct engagement of the Afghan government with the Taliban," said the Afghan national security adviser, Hamdullah Mohib.
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Led by Zalmay Khalilzad, a special envoy for Afghan peace efforts, American delegations have met repeatedly with the group in Qatar, where the Taliban keep a political delegation.
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Outside their state governments, which have allocated money, and their delegations, the farmers said, few politicians understand the scope of the damage for their families and their communities.
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She has led delegations of German business leaders to Beijing and other foreign destinations to promote their exports, and she beat back proposals that would have increased taxes.
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Congressional delegations, governors and mayors can reassure our key allies that the American people still value them and that we do not intend to cede our global leadership.
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The two delegations had not yet finalized language on car tariffs, a pivotal point for Trump in advance of the Juncker's first visit to the White House Wednesday.
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Many are urging their members to resist backing a candidate at this stage and some are discussing whether their state delegations should try to vote as a unit.
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"The delegations themselves decide, should the president not be present for a meeting, who will then take over and sit in the chair," Merkel said at the time.
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After Russian and Turkish delegations failed to reach an agreement in the last two weeks, Erdogan has promised to push back Syrian government forces if they press on.
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Last week, Iowa and Nebraska congressional delegations sent letters to Trump asking him to reconsider the tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, expressing alarm about possible retaliatory measures.
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These delegations were generally backed by armed men, but initially, it was inconceivable — even to the Bolsheviks — that the seizure of power would involve real acts of seizure.
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The two sides were set to meet in order to dial back tensions, but the Journal reported that China rescinded a proposal to send two delegations to Washington.
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Saudi Arabia, the Syrian opposition, Egypt, Yemen and the Palestinian Authority all sent official delegations to a gathering of around 100,000 supporters of the Iranian opposition in Paris.
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If it were tied to an immigration agreement, it could put enormous pressure on Republicans, especially delegations from Texas, Louisiana, Florida and other states affected by the damage.
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"I urge both delegations to avoid driving the situation to a crisis, and work responsibly and with flexibility for a comprehensive solution that would end the conflict," he added.
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A White House official told NBC News that all congressional delegations overseas that would have used federally funded military aircraft have been grounded by Trump until the shutdown ends.
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John Kelly, the commander of the United States Southern Command, which oversees the naval base in Cuba, has made it unnecessarily hard for foreign delegations to visit the prison.
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If he had named a running mate, he could have lost support from the delegations in the states who didn't get their chosen candidate named as his vice president.
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Late last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that China had rescinded its proposal to send delegations to Washington for trade talks amid the escalating tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Previous crises, similarly sparked by attacks on India by jihadists connected to Pakistan, prompted high-powered American delegations to rush to both countries: for example in 2001 and 2008.
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Several people who have attended planning briefings say the government has promised that state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and local government delegations would attend in force, ready to do deals.
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In 2008, Hillary Clinton fought for Michigan and Florida's delegations to be seated after the two states, which favored her candidacy, violated Democratic Party rules and held early primaries.
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UN Security Council vote The UN Security Council unanimously adopted a draft resolution on Saturday proposed by delegations from Turkey and Russia that backs the ceasefire arrangement in Syria.
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Nauru, an island country of roughly 12,000 inhabitants, hosted leaders of 18 Pacific nations, plus delegations from non-member countries including the United States and China, for the forum.
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" Amadeo, the American diplomat, then took the floor saying the United States "notes with disappointment the incorrect misconstructions, fabrications and false criticism of the delegations of Cuba and Venezuela.
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It's free for small teams and you have to pay $6.39 to $7.99 per user per month to unlock advanced features, such as unlimited email templates and unlimited delegations.
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NBC New York found that delegations from various countries owe more than $16 million to the city for hanging out in no-standing zones or pig parking or whatever.
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More than 200 people have been confirmed to have contracted the norovirus, most of them security staff and Games personnel, but until Friday the athletic delegations had been unaffected.
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Schneider said 20 international delegations at LAAD, Latin America's biggest defense and security expo, expressed interest in visiting a prototype of the KC-390 at a nearby air base.
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The U.S. and Chinese delegations were scheduled to have dinner at Shanghai's historic riverfront Fairmont Peace Hotel, but both teams avoided the media and did not make public comments.
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California's Xavier Becerra and Washington state's Bob Ferguson, both attorneys general, have had better luck at halting Trump's executive actions in the courts than anyone in their congressional delegations.
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At the very least, then, Gundy is bound to generate reams of litigation as parties challenge some of the countless delegations that are as broad or broader than SORNA's.
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Despite some categorical language, Gorsuch's dissent also suggested that many delegations that have been upheld in the past might survive a more robust version of the intelligible principle test.
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Russia has also complained about representation in Crete, asking that all 700 Orthodox bishops be invited to attend, instead of small delegations from each church, according to Mr. Chapnin.
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While Congress can make specific delegations of powers to the president in the field of trade, it has steadfastly avoided delegating power to the president to terminate trade agreements.
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A bipartisan group of Florida representatives introduced a bill that would block such drilling, while delegations from Virginia and New Jersey have sent letters to Interior voicing their opposition.
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According to Olympic tradition, the Greek contingent headed the parade of athletes into the open-air stadium, followed by the other delegations in order according to the Korean alphabet.
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However, weekend developments, including news that delegations from the U.S. and North Korea met on Sunday, gave rise to optimism that the summit could potentially take place as planned.
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Speaking at a reception in Qingdao, navy chief Shen Jinlong said China was looking to promote trust and cooperation this week in its interactions with foreign navies and delegations.
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"It will be another chance to learn what the U.S. government is thinking and planning," said a G7 official at one of several briefings by national delegations this week.
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A Taliban assault on Nawa in August was barely headed off, as delegations of senior generals shuttled back and forth from Kabul to help focus the security forces' defense.
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Hardly a day goes by without another Israel-China initiative being announced, whether it's a new Israeli tech incubator in China, new investments, joint ventures, trade conferences or delegations.
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Later that same evening, as Secretary of State George Marshall raced to reassure various European delegations of US intentions, Wallace took the stage for his Madison Square Garden speech.
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Mr. Moon is also scheduled to meet with Vice President Mike Pence and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, who will lead their countries' Olympic delegations to South Korea.
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During a meeting between the American and Chinese delegations at the White House in February, Mr. Mnuchin said that a currency agreement between the two countries had been reached.
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The last time French and German delegations had sat in the same place was when Nazi Germany's Adolf Hitler forced the surrender of French authorities after invading in 1940.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is scheduled to meet Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Thursday after weeks of talks between their delegations have so far failed to agree a ceasefire.
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Mr. Castro Díaz-Balart led Cuban delegations at conferences around the world, including the March 2016 meeting of the American Physical Society, where he spoke on physics in Cuba.
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"The delegations themselves decide, should the president not be present for a meeting, who will then take over and sit in the chair," Merkel said, according to the report.
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Iraqi citizens have been advised not to travel the virus-hit nations, although it is thought that Iraqi nationals, diplomats and official delegations are exempt from the travel restrictions.
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He is due to conclude two days of meetings with delegations from all the parties Monday, after which he has a little over a week to make his decision.
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Texans and Oklahomans have been among the most vociferous deniers of the linkage between the burning of fossil fuels and climate change, including virtually their entire Republican congressional delegations.
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After a brief delay, delegations from both parties arrived in Oslo in November, staying in the same area and, according to the Norwegian report, even in the same hotel.
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But taken to an extreme, partisan gerrymandering can lead to state legislatures and congressional delegations that are deeply unrepresentative of the political views of the people of a state.
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North Korea will send 22 athletes who will compete in three sports, Bach said, following a meeting between delegations from the two Koreas and Olympic officials in Lausanne, Switzerland.
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In that case, 26 Republican state delegations could in theory decide that they'd prefer an establishment guy over Trump and make McMullin president — even though he'd only won one state.
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"I can confirm that the delegations from Russia, Turkey, Iran, (UN Special Envoy for Syria) Staffan de Mistura and the Syrian opposition delegation are all in Astana already," said Zhainakov.
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Delegations including the heads of parliament from Turkey, Kuwait, Syria and Jordan also attended the one-day conference in the Iraqi capital to discuss regional security, diplomacy and economic issues.
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Fifty percent of all campaign donations will support local delegations, while 25 percent will go to Special Olympics International and another 25 percent will go to the Games Organizing Committee.
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"A number of delegations continue to have fundamental objections," the Romanian presidency of the EU wrote in a document prepared ahead of the EU finance ministers meeting on March 12.
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U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres will attend the closing of the talks on Thursday to meet with both delegations and support his Yemen special envoy's efforts, a U.N. spokesman said.
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TOKYO(Reuters) - Until recently, public meetings between Japanese defense contractors and uniformed foreign military delegations would have stirred controversy in Japan, but this week's aerospace show in Tokyo saw plenty.
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Once the vote moves to the House, I think Cruz and Manchin would have an easier time getting to the magic number of 26 state delegations to vote for them.
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And three state delegations are now tied between Republicans and Democrats, putting them in play as well especially if Manchin can reach out to a handful of his fellow Dems.
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This came into full view during the latest round of negotiations, which ended in a stalemate as the delegations departed the talks without sufficient progress toward any sort of agreement.
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One of the big storylines heading into the opening ceremony is that the North Korean and South Korean delegations will march together under one flag in the parade of nations.
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But, under Section 85033 and other trade delegations, Congress, as a practical matter, has no short-term ability to stop presidential actions like raising tariffs or withdrawing from trade agreements.
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With Africa's biggest economy mired in recession, delegations including Acting President Yemi Osinbajo have held talks since late last year with leaders in the oil-producing states in the southeast.
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The fact that the rowdiest pro-Sanders' supporters, in the California and Oklahoma delegations, were sitting close to a bank of television cameras probably exaggerated the size of their protest.
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Delegations might request a building close to the dining hall or the gym, only to accept a secondary choice farther away if it meant having a building all to themselves.
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Chiller said that delegations from Britain, New Zealand and other countries were experiencing similar problems in the village, which is in an area of western Rio called Barra da Tijuca.
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Delegations were still working to determine exactly how much aid they would request, Chavez said, adding that the figure would depend on the number of Venezuelans arriving in each country.
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Government and opposition delegations are attending U.N.-sponsored peace talks in Geneva, where the government's chief negotiator hailed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for keeping his promise to retake Palmyra.
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China, a member of the 47-member Human Rights Council, did not immediately respond to his remarks, but delegations will be free to reply to allegations later in the session.
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"They just steamrolled it," said Rachel Hoff, a delegate from the District of Columbia, which was one of the delegations that initially supported the roll call vote but backed off.
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Delegations from the two rivals have been in talks in Cairo this week to work out the details of the administrative handover, including security in Gaza and at border crossings.
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A host of bureaus had their delegations eliminated entirely, including those for democracy and human rights, human trafficking, oceans and the environment, cyberissues, military issues and foreign assistance, the Aug.
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The war is now in its seventh year, in large part because government delegations have refused to discuss the possibility of a political transition from the rule of Mr. Assad.
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The House is supposed to be on recess next week, and lawmakers are hoping to avoid needing to reschedule congressional delegations abroad as well as events back in their districts.
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He makes frequent trips to his for-profit golf clubs, collects dues at his members-only properties and hosts fundraisers and foreign delegations at hotels that bear his family's name.
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The stance that the Supreme Court takes toward Wisconsin's State Assembly map will determine how courts look at the maps for congressional delegations in every state, in 2018 and beyond.
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Delegations from China, India, Italy and Spain that were supposed to meet with North Dakota's bean, pea and lentil growers in September have canceled their visits because of trade tensions.
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Ten of the eleven governors of Atlantic and Pacific coastal states and most of their congressional delegations will work to have areas off their coasts taken out of the plan.
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The president posed for pictures with the U.S. and Cuban delegations in Havana's Revolution Square, with large sculptures of revolutionary icons Ernesto "Che" Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos in the background.
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But the trade war is far from over: Chinese delegations canceled a visit to US farm country in Montana at the last minute on Friday, according to a Reuters report.
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The two camps were scheduled to meet in order to dial back tensions, but the Journal reported on Friday that China rescinded a proposal to send two delegations to Washington.
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Members of the Texas and Florida delegations have threatened to oppose a stopgap spending bill to avert a government shutdown if they don't secure the disaster aid for their constituents.
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"The delegations themselves decide, should the president not be present for a meeting, who will take the chair, and Ivanka Trump was part of the American delegation," she told reporters.
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But in several cases, to abide by the rules, delegations like North Katanga, also a church district in Congo, voted with fewer than their allotted delegates, according to attendance records.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Thursday Iran's economy had not yet benefited from the Western delegations visiting Iran as they had failed to deliver on their promises.
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While the talks have been welcomed by the different parties to the conflict, there seems to be divergence among the two Syrian delegations on what the aim of these negotiations is.
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"The issue of sugar is being discussed by the Brazilian and Chinese delegations in Geneva and the conversation is going well," he said, referring to discussions at the World Trade Organization.
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The summit, meant to strengthen security measures around nuclear weapons, brings together more than 50 delegations to the U.S. capital, many of which play a role in the anti-ISIS coalition.
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As U.S. and Chinese delegations prepare for upcoming trade talks in Beijing, the two countries' disputes over tariffs and trade are rattling markets, businesses, governments, consumers and workers across the globe.
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Joe Manchin, the Democratic former governor and West Virginia's current senior U.S. senator, has hosted delegations from China Energy but still hasn't been able to obtain adequate information about the deal.
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That said, I interviewed dozens of delegates in various delegations here -- including Texas -- and found that the overwhelming majority were either sanguine about the whole Cruz affair or sympathetic to Trump.
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Looking ahead, delegations will return to Bonn in six months for COP 23, which will be led by Fiji—the first small island developing state to hold the conference presidency title.
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Twenty-three women remain in the running to break those all-male delegations this year, according to a VICE News review of data from the Center for American Women and Politics.
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Formal consultations on forming a government are expected to start in April, when party delegations will meet with 76-year-old President Sergio Mattarella, who will try to broker a deal.
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This week the West's big three missile-makers (Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and MBDA) showed off their kit to visiting military delegations, festooned with colourful aiguillettes and decorations, from across the world.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Delegations from North and South Korea agreed on Friday to arrange the first reunions in three years of some of the families separated by the 131-53 Korean War.
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Most Republicans in the New York and New Jersey delegations voted against the budget over concerns about the SALT deduction, which many of their constituents use to avoid being taxed twice.
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"This is an historic moment," Pedersen said, while recognizing that it was not easy for the delegations to sit in the same room and the "road ahead will not be easy".
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I did it as a two star at Panmunjom, the truce village in the demilitarized zone that has gotten some heavy traffic lately, from North Korean, South Korean and American delegations.
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Their most recent migration was to Strasbourg, France, where 751 lawmakers and their delegations loaded up the most essential parts of their offices and made their way to the hosting parliament.
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They often last into the wee hours, sometimes becoming a contest among delegations of ad hoc alliances, encircling and wearing down conflicting views, and sometimes having to accept much weaker formulations.
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He wanted visiting Iraqi delegations to feel more at ease despite the hard talk that took place in the center on the eve of the biggest battle of the Iraq war.
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Citing the EU official, the Journal said the U.S. and EU delegations were still working on language in a joint statement that would address the contentious issue of tariffs on automobiles.
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She was soon leading delegations of Irish politicians and bishops to Central America so that they could see the atrocities resulting from brutal civil wars in El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua.
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Some women like Al-Sayad, who has a nose piercing and runs in neon shorts in Germany, join the delegations of countries where women traditionally haven't been encouraged to play sports.
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The political news site Smart Politics found that after the 2016 elections, 15 states sent delegations to Washington with members all from one party — double the number from eight years prior.
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Last week, the North's Foreign Ministry accused Washington of telling other countries not to send high-level delegations to the celebrations in Pyongyang, which could include a large-scale military parade.
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Now, the highly anticipated summit meeting between President Trump and the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un looks set to go ahead on Tuesday, with delegations from both sides in place.
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With Akaka's retirement in January 2013 and Inouye's death in December 2012, Hawaii quickly went from having one of the most senior Senate delegations to having one of the most junior.
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While both sides remain far apart on issues such as the role of the state in China's economy, the two delegations decided in October to work toward a "phase-one" agreement.
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The kings of Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands, Britain's Prince Charles and the presidents of Russia, France, Germany, Italy and Ukraine are among those leading nearly 60 delegations attending the events.
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Delegations of the Damascus government and the rebels who attended the January round of Astana talks refused to negotiate directly with each other or to sign any documents at the time.
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For dessert, Trump and Kim and their delegations would have a choice of dark chocolate tartlet ganache, Haagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream with cherry coulis and tropezienne, a cream-filled pastry.
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I'm very encouraged when I hear that there are delegations from a city in the Midwest going to Norway or Finland to learn about how they engage in more restorative practices.
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But 2020 is the earliest window to withdraw from the agreement, so the United States has still been sending delegations to international climate conferences, albeit to promote coal and natural gas.
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Regional governments, including the United Arab Emirates, dispatched delegations to the event, and bin Salman shared the stage Wednesday with the crown prince of Bahrain and the prime minister of Lebanon.
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If, just if, the summit could have gone on one more day…that might have given the two leaders time to build their burgeoning rapport and overrule sceptics in their delegations.
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Just as Trump's trip to Iraq to visit the troops over Christmas — and during the government shutdown — was kept a secret, congressional delegations' travels to war zones also follow security protocol.
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Delegations from China and the U.S. ended talks in Beijing on Wednesday amid signs of progress on issues including purchases of U.S. farm and energy commodities and increased access to China's markets.
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At one point, Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. of New York is dispatched to the integrated delegation to persuade them to accept a pathetic compromise to remedy the standoff between the delegations.
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This year, the intensity is unmistakable as delegations in colorful and varied military uniforms moved with focus through the sprawling jam packed space of one of the largest military shows on earth.
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Alternatively, a midsize law that would narrow the Jones Act to the contiguous 48 states might pick up the congressional delegations of Alaska and Hawaii as champions while lifting Puerto Rico incidentally.
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The constitutional committee negotiated by the United Nations includes three delegations: one from the Syrian government, one from the opposition and one drawn from civil society and different ethnic and religious groups.
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Previous ECOWAS delegations had left empty-handed, with Mr Jammeh proving deaf to stern finger-wagging administered by both Nigeria's Muhammadu Buhari—himself a former military strongman—and Liberia's Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
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The next day, we gathered inside a gloomy building known as the Sarcophagus to hear Lukashenko receive endless formal congratulations from visiting delegations from the East, and to take questions from reporters.
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The 56 delegations to the national convention -- one for every state, the five U.S. territories and Washington, D.C. -- will each select two members for the committee each, one man and one woman.
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That was not the style of Mr Karzai, who loved to rule in the manner of a king, meeting tribal delegations and micromanaging the country by mobile phone from his presidential palace.
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Or perhaps the unfairness stems from the mysterious "Rule 40(b)," limiting consideration to candidates winning majority support from eight state delegations — a hurdle that only Trump and Ted Cruz can clear.
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The security is designed to protect around 3,000 athletes coming to the Olympics from 6603 participating nations along with their national delegations, thousands of volunteers and up to 100,000 spectators expected daily.
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At the same time, black-majority districts were also being created to bring racial equity to Georgia's Congressional delegations, starting with the 5th district, which was won in 1986 by John Lewis.
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Over two centuries, a dozen such expeditions sent poets, painters, acrobats and calligraphers from Korea to Japan; by the time the delegations embarked from Busan, they had about 400 artists in tow.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian President Sergio Mattarella will probably begin formal consultations with party delegations on Wednesday to try to find a way out of the government crisis, an Italian official told Reuters.
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"Never before have we had an exchange of maps, or a presentation of maps, created by the delegations themselves," Espen Barth Eide, the United Nations envoy for Cyprus, said before the handover.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura handed a working paper on procedural issues to delegations at Syrian peace talks on Friday, but there appeared little prospect of them meeting directly soon.
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For all Mr Trump's hostility to environmentalism, Ms Khan says she spied "no appreciable difference" between the size and behaviour of previous American delegations and the one Mr Trump sent to Bonn.
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But Parnell also acknowledged that any effort to make the interpretation stick would require at the very least a handful of state delegations if not a majority of delegates on the floor.
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Senior delegations, including management level representatives from international banks have recently made trips to Frankfurt to scout around schools, real estate, and residential areas, according to another source familiar with banks' planning.
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The potential detente with the West has alarmed Iranian hardliners, who have seen a flood of European trade and investment delegations arrive in Tehran to discuss possible deals, according to Iran experts.
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The North Korean delegations also studied how Vietnam managed to normalize political and economic relations with Washington, said Doanh, who is now senior fellow at the economic college of Hanoi National University.
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Aref al-Zouka, head of Saleh's General People's Congress (GPC), and the Houthi Ansarullah group's official spokesman Mohammed Abdulsalam led delegations at a meeting in the Yemeni capital Sanaa late on Monday.
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So even though Iran has received a steady parade of business delegations from Europe and Asia, it has been unable to sign the big deals that might help revive its battered economy.
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On January 8, delegations from the North and the South hammered out an agreement at the DMZ's Joint Security Area allowing Northern athletes to participate in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics this month.
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Sopoaga, a keen fisherman, had invited delegations he is hosting at this week's Pacific Islands Forum and media to join the demonstration shortly after sunrise at a beach near the capital, Funafuti.
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There are no women of color in 33 states' congressional delegations, per the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP,) and 30 states have never elected a woman of color to Congress.
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Negotiations would then be widened to include members of both delegations, he said, adding that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will hold parallel talks in Helsinki with his U.S. counterpart, Mike Pompeo.
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" The Georgian and Ukrainian delegations were asked to leave, looking, said a NATO official who also wished to remain anonymous, "as embarrassed as neighbors invited to a family reunion that turns sour.
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