Under a settlement, the United States would revoke the antidumping and countervailing duty determinations, and the various forms of litigation against those determinations would also be terminated.
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Both determinations will now be up to Boente or Resenstein.
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A judge, instead, would need to make all ownership determinations.
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And it already feels like voters have made some determinations.
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That means there's often no way to challenge their determinations.
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To help you make such determinations, use metrics and data.
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Their determinations could have an impact on two major races.
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The ITC's preliminary determinations are expected on or before Jan.
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Poehl added that prosecutors will cooperate with the experts' determinations.
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There are more than 2,000 local coverage determinations like these.
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I don't think those determinations should come from tech companies . . .
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More research will be needed before making any determinations, though.
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"EPA's decision to allow the Administrator to make initial determinations on FOIA requests and to bar requesters from appealing those determinations is arbitrary, capricious, and otherwise not in accordance with law," the suit reads.
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While it is true that the agents do not make the sorts of final determinations of credibility made by a prosecutor or jury, F.B.I. agents, like any other investigators, make credibility determinations all the time.
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" She continued, "But we shouldn't be making political determinations about abortion.
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And I don't think those determinations should come from tech companies.
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"Basically, they stand by their determinations," said one aide who participated.
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The market is much better at making those determinations than policymakers.
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The secretary of state will create procedures for making such determinations.
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There, exams count only for about 15 percent of entrance determinations.
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The final duty rates follow preliminary determinations in January and March.
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Knowledge and intent determinations are necessary in most white-collar investigations.
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Both investigations are continuing, and no final determinations have been made.
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Others suggested pointing to determinations by agencies in Finland, Israel and Austria.
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It also bears reminding that these rulings are stays, not final determinations.
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In fact, there were multiple determinations that it was reportable at NBC.
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Without exception, the courts defer to executive branch determinations of national security.
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Immigration judges hear asylum claims, rule on removal proceedings, review custody determinations.
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However such legal determinations are simply not a matter of contract terms.
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Is he equating "purposely negative" and "horrible" — both subjective determinations — with "false"?
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But Hawkins appeared skeptical about relying on documents to make immigration determinations.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz's determinations have been undergoing internal clearance for weeks.
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Although Medicare is a federal (national) program, most coverage determinations are local.
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But Venkataramani said it's hard to make any determinations from those comparisons.
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Instead, we have to rely on courts making case-by-case determinations.
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"Expressly affirming appointees' authority to issue final determinations may embolden future senior officials and increase the chances -- under any administration -- that final FOIA determinations are unnecessarily delayed or driven by political considerations rather than the law," they wrote.
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"Expressly affirming appointees' authority to issue final determinations may embolden future senior officials and increase the chances — under any administration — that final FOIA determinations are unnecessarily delayed or driven by political considerations rather than the law," they wrote.
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" IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig said in a statement that Rowe's "exceptional leadership skills, background and expertise will strongly support agency determinations regarding the existence of fraud, and, just as important, determinations where a fraud referral should not occur.
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Google hasn't made any final determinations about what to do with the app.
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But I think it's a little early to make those kinds of determinations.
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"I'll leave the legal determinations to others," Pompeo told a press briefing Friday.
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These determinations require evaluation of context, and additional intrusions into privacy, to assess.
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Investigations into both accidents are continuing and no final determinations have been made.
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And such determinations should not be the sole purview of large technology companies.
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The SEC has not issued determinations on which cryptocurrencies it regards as securities.
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It finds expression in the American criminal-justice system, in which prescriptions of punishment or rehabilitation are predicated on determinations of whether a person's actions reflect something authentic about him — determinations that typically fall, according to sentencing statistics, along racial lines.
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The determinations are based on audio recordings and written transcripts of the person speaking.
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Pursuing moderate changes to credible fear determinations, so they better match asylum approval rates.
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I lived that fear and I know those determinations can have life-threatening consequences.
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The judge ordered the administration to stop making blanket determinations against most asylum seekers.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, no objections had been made to Jones' determinations about privilege.
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But, large-scale quarantines based on group determinations in emergencies can be overly broad.
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Companies must make determinations on materiality regularly, and people can disagree on these assessments.
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How do scientists read this genetic printout to make determinations about a person's ancestry?
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The answer almost certainly isn't to rely entirely on machines to make these determinations.
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One of the questions was, we don't like making determinations on what bad content is and so, we didn't want to make determinations on what good content, or in this case, politically or artistically important content, is the way to rephrase it.
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Under this plan, parents and children with negative credible fear determinations will be re-interviewed.
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The determinations raised debate about how living wills can help banks survive a financial catastrophe.
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Determinations on requests for reasonable accommodation will be made on a case-by-case basis.
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We did not, however, make a determinations to whether the president did commit a crime.
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A report on the determinations would be due at the end of the 30 days.
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The eligibility rule will establish a "process for resolving access authorization" determinations, the agency said.
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We have an obligation to ensure determinations as they relate to classification are made appropriately.
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The determinations have not led Uber to recast its relationship with drivers in the state.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Richman admitted that his determinations of "foreign" were hurried and subjective.
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"There've been no determinations by me, so that's what I'll be doing tomorrow," Shanahan said.
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The Department represents the borrowers and makes all determinations over whether to discharge the loans.
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There is no requirement that these determinations be made or justified in a public document.
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Mr. Leahy also asked if the president's national security determinations were reviewable by the court.
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Judge Ellis does not stand alone among federal judges in making these kinds of determinations.
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This ordeal would not have been transparent if only final disciplinary determinations had been released.
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The reality of it is, is those determinations are going to have to be made.
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It noted that the decision is preliminary, and final determinations will be announced around November 19.
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A free press is not free if there is a government entity making determinations about truth.
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The Commerce Department said final determinations for the probe are expected by the end of September.
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District Judge Reggie Walton last week ruled that the IRS has to issue determinations by Nov.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) is scheduled to make its final injury determinations on Dec.
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The FDA makes its determinations based on the responses of the average patient in clinical trials.
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" "This court," Beyer wrote, is "poorly positioned to second-guess district courts' determinations in this area.
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Some involve final legal determinations of misconduct, such as criminal convictions, civil judgments or regulatory fines.
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Andrews also said the doctors' determinations are rejected by the majority of the mainstream scientific community.
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Now the agency wants banks to ensure their information technology systems can handle those complicated determinations.
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Under the Byrd Rule, all determinations are technically made by the presiding officer in the Senate.
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The report cited data from subscription platform Zuora and The Harris Poll in making these determinations.
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An Oregon spokesman told VICE Sports those determinations are made on a "case-by-case" basis.
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Migrants, like everyone in America, deserve determinations of their claims by independent, impartial and fair procedures.
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"We should have this capital requirement that is simple, transparent and doesn't rely on expert determinations."
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The goal of the Extreme Vetting Initiative was "determinations via automation," ICE explained to the attendees.
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He initiated an effort to deny non-citizens representation in congressional apportionment and electoral college determinations.
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He argued that the fund's determinations of eligibility "are absolutely final" and reconsiderations are not permissible.
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And with the information they have been given, they may feel justified in making these determinations.
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The bottom line: There are already challenges in applying anti-discrimination laws to AI-based determinations.
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District courts are trial courts, hearing both federal criminal cases and lawsuits and making determinations of facts.
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But his company makes determinations on what content users will or won't be allowed on the platform.
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When you think about it, preliminary hearings in criminal cases are just pretrial determinations of probable cause.
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We will provide an update once such determinations are made or within one month of this disclosure.
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Those indicators come from The Trust Project, a group built by news organizations that makes those determinations.
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" But he added, "We recognize that the incoming administration will make their own determinations about those policies.
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Doctors don't make these official judgments, though officials will ask for medical opinions when making their determinations.
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A spokesperson for McCullough's office told CNN, "We're not the ones making the determinations" about what's classified.
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In 22019, the government's action was to temporarily hold the children pending determinations of their legal status.
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All carry different rules and contain different investments to be managed, determinations I have to periodically make.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association's determinations committees are made of a group of bond market participants.
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Nearly three-quarters of venture capitalists have reported considering an entrepreneur's patent stock when making funding determinations.
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Why not just open up the watch list process to a judge who can assess these determinations?
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It allows for things like empathy, but it also (frequently) allows for very wrong determinations of guilt.
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Mr. Trump even questioned the determinations by his intelligence officials that Russia had meddled in the election.
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Congress is also well equipped to make determinations that the special counsel decided were beyond his purview.
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This allows buyers and sellers to make determinations about where to sell shows and for how much.
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For treatments lacking such codes, Medicare makes coverage determinations in one of two ways: nationally or locally.
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Canada's government will review the final determinations to consider next steps and options for appeal, she said.
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ICE says bond determinations are made on a case-by-case basis, weighing a variety of factors.
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We understand YouTube will use a combination of human curation and algorithmic signals to make these determinations.
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ESA astronomers used the Gaia catalogue—which contains data on roughly a billion stars—to make their determinations.
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Participants rated their confidence in their determinations on a scale of 1 (random guessing) to five (very confident).
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The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) is scheduled to make its preliminary injury determinations on or before Jan.
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The declaration says the EU would "aim" to complete its "equivalence" determinations for UK firms by mid 2020.
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Due to the nature of immigration proceedings, final determinations rely most heavily on facts presented by the applicant.
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Future determinations would include ongoing checks to ensure third-country rules remain aligned with those in the bloc.
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Salary determinations are made to avoid disparities among positions of equivalent or similar responsibilities, to the extent possible.
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If both Commerce and the ITC issue affirmative final determinations, an anti-dumping duty order will be issued.
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Ross said Wednesday that the Commerce Department has issued determinations on 98 requests, granting 42 and denying 56.
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"Individual stakeholders" may already have made their determinations, judging by some sharp shifts in time-spreads on Monday.
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The normal process is for the issuing agency to conduct appropriate reviews and make determinations about clearance status.
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According to the latest government numbers, that leaves almost 1,900 who are still awaiting reunion or eligibility determinations.
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McDonough said the president will "make some final determinations" about the base after proposing a plan to Congress.
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The reforms would also create accreditation for fire safety inspections and make determinations if social housing has cladding.
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Trump "has the authority to set policies and make determinations regardless of what the staffers recommend," Philbin said.
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When they do so the Pensions Regulator will then decide whether to take cases to its Determinations Panel.
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Swift & Co., where the Court articulated factors to use to decide whether to overturn the particular agency's determinations.
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Kline, according to Newbold, repeatedly overruled her team's determinations that a person should not receive a security clearance.
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But the reality is that computers likely could go a long way to making some of these determinations.
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Various determinations of G that have been made over the past 40 years have a wide spread of values.
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Equivalence determinations are at the full discretion of EU regulators, and the status can be withdrawn at short notice.
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Some expressed worry about second-guessing executive branch determinations about who should be allowed to enter the United States.
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"You don't get to make those determinations," Christie told reporters outside a polling place in Mendham Township, New Jersey.
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But the barrier for entry was low, Fitzsimmons said, and some authenticators were later ostracized for making dubious determinations.
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I think the public can make its own determinations as to the behaviors that are seen in the video.
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The guidance is available for comment for about three months, after which the FDA will release its final determinations.
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There are no one hundred percent certainty determinations, and one terror attack in the United States is too many.
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Determinations as to whether exemptions apply can be left to contracting officers or the heads of the procuring agencies.
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Since then, Hall said, there's been less of an inclination inside the CIA to make determinations with such certainty.
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But the level assigned to these determinations — "Condition-level deficiencies" — are among the most serious that CMS can make.
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It allows EPA to make unilateral, self-interested determinations regarding pesticide impacts on endangered species on an extended timeframe.
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Now, maybe the LAPD is 100 percent objective in their determinations of what is and is not gang-related.
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"We would base our licensing determinations on the facts and circumstances of those particular applications," the second official added.
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"That's why the document needs to be made public, so everyone can see and make these determinations," said Rep.
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The guidance is available for comment for about two months, after which the FDA will release its final determinations.
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"Rather, the fundamental point is that these determinations are for the executive - not the courts - to make," Srinivasan wrote.
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While the Department of Labor has ruled that several drivers are independent contractors, we have appealed the other determinations.
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He said local health officials can still make their own determinations of indirect causes from investigation and autopsy data.
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The F.B.I. data may not reflect those determinations: Prosecutors are not generally required to collect and report their data.
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Justice Kennedy seemed skeptical that courts had a role to play in second-guessing the president's national-security determinations.
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That outcome was in keeping with other determinations that have come out of the Justice Department regarding Mr. Trump.
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" Asked if he thought Kerry's meeting had been illegal, Pompeo said he would leave the "legal determinations to others.
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I've emphasized the key provision, but the scope of the determinations is left to the director of the OMB.
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"A lot is still unknown, I haven't been given any written reasons or determinations for their return," Barnard said.
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The settlement makes no determinations about whether Devumi's clients violated any laws by doing business with the firm, CNN added.
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So doctors in our system can look at all this information and make determinations, and they take care of you.
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Judge Richard Paez asked Mooppan what limits there were on the president's ability to make these sorts of immigration determinations.
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Those determinations tell policy-makers what kinds of rules to implement and what guidance or instruction to give the public.
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Operators will have time to remove the offensive slogans, but they can't ignore determinations by the country's chief advertising ombudsman.
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The "educational value" of the student newspaper has not been thoroughly considered, thus allowing a "biased funding determinations," FIRE claims.
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Consumers can research restaurants to determine if they have any past reports of food poisoning, then make their own determinations.
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That means the final determinations ought to be trustworthy, but there's still a layer of Facebook's algorithm in the way.
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Why it matters: Patients and doctors have long been frustrated with insurers' determinations about what's covered and what's medically necessary.
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All across the United States government we continue to investigate, to try and learn to make determinations about what happened.
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It is expected to make its final injury determinations for Japan and Turkey in June, and for Taiwan in August.
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Wood said a "taint team" of prosecutors not involved in the Cohen probe would make the determinations after that date.
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For maximum secrecy, Congress could assign these probable cause determinations to the jurisdiction of the existing Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Schrems conceded, however, that it is still too early to make any determinations on the legality of the new arrangement.
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Feldman would "have complete autonomy and decision-making authority over program operations and claim determinations," according to the press release.
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Last year, the Trump administration rolled back Obama-era guidelines to consider an inmate's gender identity when making housing determinations.
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"Indiana (Department of Child Services) will make any necessary determinations regarding their custody, safety, and well-being," the statement said.
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But these lapses make it impossible for Joint Commission members to reach reliable, fully informed, and independent JCPOA compliance determinations.
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"They avoid getting involved because fair-use determinations are notoriously complex and fact specific," Mr. Rubin said of online platforms.
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Thune said the bill was not yet finalized, saying: "We're trying to get definitive determinations" on a range of issues.
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In letting stand two decisions allowing patients to challenge state funding determinations, the Supreme Court effectively sided with Planned Parenthood.
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But the experts argued Thursday that automation would not be able to accurately deliver determinations on any of these fronts.
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But then would not less-than-global means be needed to adjust universal objectives to local, democratic determinations of priorities?
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The aim of adversarial machine learning is to trick the computers by feeding them inputs that'll mess up their determinations.
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"The responsibility the speaker and I have is to try to move ahead in a measured, focused, effective way to garner the information that the American people need to make determinations, and for us to make determinations, and I think we're doing that," said Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the House majority leader.
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"Insurers likely make these determinations primarily based on cost to them," Bhatt, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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They will act in accord with whatever moral or ethical code we provide them and the value determinations that we set.
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The Eighth Circuit in Hawkes held that jurisdictional determinations were reviewable in court, whereas the Fifth Circuit in Belle Co v.
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Meanwhile, Facebook has defended the policy, arguing private companies should not make determinations over what political candidates are allowed to say.
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In Aspen, Lynch pledged to accept the determinations and findings of the FBI and career prosecutors who are investigating the matter.
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"We would be looking at the range of grants that DHS has with certain jurisdictions and making those determinations," Lapan added.
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Ofwat will announce draft determinations for 14 water companies on July 18 and they will have until August 30 to respond.
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Furthermore, the inspector general's office has "made no classification determinations on the content or the emails in question," the spokesperson said.
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Federal laws, along with thousands of agency determinations and court cases, govern the relationship between employers, traditional employees and independent contractors.
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When we are dealing with financial data like loans and credit cards, determinations, as I mentioned earlier, are based on numbers.
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Various elements of the report that were redacted reflect facts and findings, particularly those relating to determinations indicating deficiencies or weaknesses.
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FSOC makes its determinations on an annual basis, and can simply designate MetLife as a SIFI again in its next iteration.
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Determinations on so-called nonattainment areas were going to be proposed this month and finalized this October under the original plan.
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There is wisdom in the American tradition of making determinations based on the merits of the individual, not the foreign government.
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The EPA stressed it was willing to go back to the bargaining table but questioned the validity of the FLRA's determinations.
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"Salary determinations for appointees are made by EPA's chief of staff, White House liaison, and career human resources officials," Wilcox said.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, wrote on Twitter that they look forward to reviewing the report and making their determinations after. Sen.
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He once decided to put customer service representatives in charge of lending determinations, despite their lack of experience in the area.
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The president should be required to set forth the factual and scientific basis for all determinations and provide for judicial review.
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"They are unevenly and inappropriately making determinations that have no factual basis and that they have no experience making," he said.
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Ms. Collins said that she would make determinations about witnesses only after the Senate heard opening arguments in the eventual trial.
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Social science researchers are perfectly capable of making their own determinations about the potential harm of their research protocols, he said.
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Nowhere has this intrusion become more noticed and more erratic than in the process of drafting Medicare local coverage determinations (LCDs).
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The Roosevelt administration blocked thousands of Jews from escaping persecution thanks to arcane and racist determinations of who should be American.
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This has been, everyday seems to be a new thing of people asking you to make determinations about what news is.
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The deal agreed with the EU would effectively fast track equivalence determinations during the transition period that ends in December 2020.
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As the determinations of the Planck constant used the prototype kilogram, there will be no difference between the new and old kilo.
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" "The American people deserve to see the full Mueller report, and to be trusted to make their own determinations on the merits.
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The bill is supposed to be limited to policies that directly affect federal spending or revenue; CBO's score helps make those determinations.
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" He added: "I trust the DOJ to make the right determinations, at least the DOJ that I would appoint and set up.
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" He added, "I have a separate request in for how these determinations are made and what the guidelines for the library are.
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Haas has completed his work, which is very important to our investigation, but the coroner's determinations are not conclusive of criminal investigation.
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The companies will continue to make their own determinations about how they handle those government requests and when those requests are disclosed.
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Instead, they're used to make instant determinations of guilt and punishment, legally authorizing spur-of-the-moment punishments, à la Judge Dredd.
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Pimco, he said, hoped to bait the court into making "inappropriate factual determinations" and lead the court to dismiss the lawsuit quickly.
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"The market just doesn't have the kind of information it needs to make any determinations as to what would change," Thompson said.
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And in August this year, people who received determinations on appeal had been waiting an average of 627 days, government data shows.
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A judge handling the case last month ordered the IRS to make determinations on any outstanding applications by plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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In doing so, they will find the order is neutral with respect to religion and is necessary to support national security determinations.
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Regulators want managers to give fair value determinations before CLOs are priced to give potential investors enough time to understand the calculations.
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While his political grudges have influenced his interactions with justice officials, Trump has ignored the politically inconvenient determinations of his intelligence community.
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"This section would enact certain foreign policy and military determinations that are traditionally within the purview of the President," the statement read.
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As the acting CIA director, Haspel has the authority to make determinations on classified information, even on her record at the agency.
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The president and his attorney, Rudy Giuliani, have previously suggested they may give a "counter report" to address the special counsel's determinations.
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"The algorithm would be giving recommendations to case officers, and the case officers would make the final determinations," Bansak tells The Verge.
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"How other people make these determinations (of what constitutes a migrant death) may not be consistent with what we've done," Huffman said.
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But almost all of the agencies' losses came at Step One, in judicial determinations that the statutes at issue were not ambiguous.
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The same patent claims have been ruled invalid by an administrative court, but VirnetX is in the process of appealing those determinations.
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We found a consistent increase in the number of ICE encounters — interviews, screenings and determinations of individuals' citizenship, nationality and lawful presence.
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We have a deliberative process to examine facts, and a policy to support the pursuit of additional information to make such determinations.
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But Mr. Chandler cautioned that investigators were at the beginning of their inquiry and that they had not made any final determinations.
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"The guidance does not identify every excepted activity, but rather provides overarching direction and general principles for making these determinations," Shanahan wrote.
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While the SEC has not issued specific determinations on which cryptocurrencies it regards as securities, the warnings have made issuers more cautious.
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The plan also would give the administration the discretion to scale back protections for some species listed as threatened in future determinations.
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The federal government tried to bar their claims, saying hospitals should not be able to challenge factual determinations made many years ago.
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" The memo said "the findings are no longer effective for making individual permit determinations for imports of sport-hunted African elephant trophies.
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Notably, a few of the justices wrote in concurring opinions that suggested impeachment determinations might not be entirely immune from judicial review.
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" The memo said "the findings are no longer effective for making individual permit determinations for imports of sport-hunted African elephant trophies.
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Such determinations take months, but Iran's Fars news agency reported that the jet crashed due to technical problems, without providing more detail.
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These courts are still hearing appeals of determinations related to all other countries, so there is plenty of material to look at.
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The Justice Department has said that courts may not second-guess the president's national security determinations in deciding whom to let in.
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By publishing the rules, the Trump administration is hoping to make its process for making such determinations more transparent, according to Reuters.
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Detention has instead become the "default option" at the five offices, Boasberg said, siding with nine plaintiffs who have been awaiting asylum determinations.
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"Now, maybe the LAPD is 100 percent objective in their determinations of what is and is not gang-related," Wilson told the Verge.
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On Wednesday, the two major banking regulators issued joint determinations flunking the living wills of five out of the eight largest U.S. banks.
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A cannier playwright would let the characters' qualities emerge through action or would leave it up to the audience to make certain determinations.
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"We have seen people receive negative credible fear determinations when they did qualify for asylum because of poor interpretation," Murdza told BuzzFeed News.
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This year marks the first time the Trump administration will make its determinations on countries using or supporting the use of child soldiers.
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The ITC said in a statement it "has made affirmative determinations in its preliminary phase antidumping and countervailing duty investigations" into the imports.
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A federal judge has certified a class action accusing the federal government of wrongly denying appeals of Medicare coverage determinations for home healthcare.
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"Whether that's true or not, the public probably will share his view and will accept a special master's determinations as fair," he said.
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"In most cases, the determinations are correct, but in some situations, another agency may consider certain information classified that the author does not."
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Co-viewing is already a priority for Facebook Watch: Facebook makes renewal determinations in large part based on whether they've created large communities.
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While free-market principles dictate the U.S. shale industry's behavior, Saudi Arabia is dependent on Russian leaders' oil policy determinations to achieve stabilization.
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However, it should be noted that the FLRA has only suggested a settlement at this point, and has not officially made any determinations.
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Instead, assign fellow clergy members to ask inadequate questions and then make credibility determinations about the colleagues with whom they live and work.
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Update: Twitter indicated that it will take context like account history into account in making its enforcement determinations, which it says remain unchanged.
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" The report added that in the future, "those who investigate will need to make credibility determinations even when there is no corroborating evidence.
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"We are unaware of any information in the interim that would argue for a change in those determinations in October," the senators wrote.
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The dumping determinations apply to imports of the CTL plate from Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, Ross said.
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It also may grant a hypothetical eventual impeachment more legitimacy, since the precipitating determinations will be made by nonpartisan prosecutors, not elected partisans.
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Here's how it works: Determinations are made for either "threatened" or "endangered" species (including plants), based on a set of present or imminent threats.
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In a response to BuzzFeed News, hospital spokesperson Christine Hill said that the FDA investigation stated only preliminary observations, not final determinations of violations.
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It is "uncontroversial", the judges wrote, that "courts owe substantial deference to the immigration and national security policy determinations" of Congress and the president.
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The project, which produced a two-part, 1,000-page catalogue raisonné of Bosch's works, has made a number of new determinations about the artist.
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Senator Feinstein explains that many companies currently rely on their own determinations about the safety of the ingredients, or that of a funded panel.
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She believes they are no more qualified to make these determinations than she would be if she set out to survey a Hutterite cemetery.
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" He added, "Social Security does not currently pursue social media in disability determinations, and we don't have other information to provide at this time.
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And by blending these five signals, the researchers were able to rule out certain geographical areas, allowing for a more precise determinations of origin.
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Some places use predictive software to help determine how likely people are to reoffend—which in turn influences their jail sentences and parole determinations.
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In such cases, I leave determinations of guilt and non-guilt to the courts and to people with more legal expertise than I have.
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Yet the memo from January 24, 2017, that was released Monday night does not say the FBI agents made any determinations at that time.
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And Supreme Court justices do not have to abide by the recusal rules set for other federal judges -- they make case-by-case determinations.
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A review of similar presidential determinations under the Bush and Obama administrations point to ongoing consultations, and at least a nod towards following procedure.
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Final determinations by the Commerce Department are scheduled for April 2018 for the countervailing duty investigation, and July 2018 for the anti-dumping investigation.
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If they are not constantly retrained, they "lean in" to the assumed correctness of their initial determinations, drifting away from both reality and fairness.
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That is heavier than most previous determinations, and it suggests that the masses of other big black holes may need to be revised upward.
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Netflix does track viewership data in order to make determinations about which of its original programs should be renewed and which should be canceled.
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What's happening: Life-changing determinations, like the length of a criminal's sentence or the terms of a loan, are increasingly informed by AI programs.
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Senators, on the other hand, are making both factual determinations and political judgments, making it difficult to set a standard of proof, he said.
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These determinations have been problematic and they would not be necessary if attention were to be placed on employee exploitation instead of immigrant status.
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Kline, according to veteran White House security official Tricia Newbold, repeatedly overruled her team's determinations that a person should not receive a security clearance.
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Democrats have accused Kavanaugh, a career Republican, of making judicial determinations based on partisan loyalty and have said that he will solidify Trump's agenda.
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In fact, this is not surprising if one understands how determinations of authenticity are made (aside from chemical analyses of pigments and other materials).
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Machine learning is a type of AI that involves feeding computers example after example of something, until they "learn" to make their own determinations.
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Situations emerge where Facebook needs to act like a media company and make determinations about newsworthiness or the credibility of certain sources and articles.
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Rather, it is the place where the law is applied to the facts and evidence presented; and, after due deliberation and consideration, determinations are made.
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"The Departments' justifications for this rule are directly contrary to the congressional determinations embodied in the text and structure of the ACA," their lawsuit alleges.
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LONDON, March 3 (IFR) - An ISDA determinations committee has decided that there has been no succession event with respect to Novo Banco's credit default swaps.
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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection will begin collecting cash deposits from importers of mattresses and beer kegs before final determinations are made by November.
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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection will begin collecting cash deposits from importers of mattresses and beer kegs before final determinations are made by November.
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The Gates Foundation, which is known for rigor in grant determinations, gave CHAI and other Clinton Foundation initiatives more than $2000 million in 230 alone.
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Since 2013, Amazon has relied on the US Office of Foreign Assets Control and the Southern Poverty Law Center to help us make these determinations.
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LONDON, Dec 16 (IFR) - ISDA has appointed ICE Benchmark Administration to the newly created role of secretary for the five regional credit derivatives determinations committees.
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In making their determinations, evaluators study that which they are judging in a sequence, one student, athlete or paper after another, and apply standardised criteria.
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The EU has no set timetable for making equivalence determinations, not all financial activities are covered, and Brussels can cut off access at short notice.
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"If there is a verified birth certificate and other evidence of age, the balance of those determinations should be in the child's favor," she added.
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Notice that after any major cyber attack, it usually takes weeks to determine who's responsible for it, and even those determinations are hedged with uncertainty.
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If passed, the Coalition for Sensible Safeguards said the legislation would allow non-expert judges to second-guess complex policy determinations made by expert agencies.
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"Salary determinations for appointees are made by EPA's chief of staff, White House liaison, and career human resources officials," he said in a Monday statement.
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Over the past year, more and more immigrants, particularly from Mexico, who hope to move the US are being denied due to public charge determinations.
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"While the Department of Labor has ruled that several drivers are independent contractors, we have appealed the other determinations," the company said in a statement.
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Insurers, including private companies and Medicare/Medicaid, make durable medical equipment (DME) coverage determinations on the basis of demonstrated need, and they are notoriously choosy.
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The company says it will make the determinations based on the funding and structure of media companies, as well as open-source reporting about them.
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For example, four regional contractors have independently made local coverage determinations for allergen immunotherapy, but they all approve the same treatments for seasonal allergy sufferers.
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A string of surprise outcomes have left some CDS holders questioning the independence of the determinations process, where voting members represent the largest CDS participants.
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The record in this case also shows that immigration judges are fully capable of doing their job and making determinations of flight risk and danger.
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"There can be no doubt that substantial deference would apply to TPS determinations, to the extent judicial review is even available," the DOJ brief said.
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By way of next steps, the USITC will vote on the investigation on January 12 and is slated to issue preliminary determinations by Jan. 16.
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The panel made those determinations not by testing chemicals or cosmetics directly, but by reviewing available data, which for many ingredients is paltry at best.
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Eventually she worked her way up to adjudications manager, a job that required her to help make determinations about the security clearances of administration employees.
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If Facebook's policy determinations will always cause dissatisfaction, then it may be better to leave it up to lawmakers to write the rules for it.
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"The problem is that when forensic scientists get involved in those determinations, they're wrought with confirmation bias," says Jennifer Friedman, a Los Angeles County public defender.
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Circuit Courts of Appeals are regional courts that hear appeals to district court decisions; their determinations can in turn be appealed to the US Supreme Court.
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"Evacuation determinations are made in the best interest of the inmates and public safety," Michelle Glady, communications director for Florida's Department of Communications, told VICE News.
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Those determinations are made carefully because PaymentCloud needs to work within the bounds set by its partner wholesale payment processors, said Shawn Silver, the company's CEO.
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And while judges are overturning fewer negative determinations than they used to, they may well have a more lenient credibility standard than Border Patrol agents do.
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At issue was whether federal appeals courts can second guess immigration officials' determinations about the potential for torture in cases involving non-citizens with criminal records.
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Clinton's aides, some of whom presumably might plan to be a part of any Clinton administration, could face more concrete problems in future security clearance determinations.
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We reviewed each URL in the PolitiFact list and only added sites that, according to determinations by two BuzzFeed News reviewers, consistently publish completely false stories.
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Toronto Police Constable David Hopkinson said police are awaiting post-mortem results and no determinations have been made as to the cause and manner of deaths.
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Officers are now expected to provide detailed accounts for their asylum determinations and thoroughly question migrants' stories of why they fear returning to their home country.
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The IRS systems would need to make eligibility determinations using different criteria than they're using now, and pay out a different type of subsidy, as well.
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ISDA's determinations committee unanimously ruled there was a default, a move that triggers payments on credit default swaps - derivative contracts investors use to hedge their risks.
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We should not have to depend on self-interested, back-room industry determinations to protect us from the partially hydrogenated oils or mycoproteins of the future.
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"In all other counties, each state and local agency head is authorized to make closure determinations based on local weather conditions," she said in a memorandum.
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It's for Dr. Ford and Kavanaugh to testify, if they so choose, and for the senators to make their own credibility determinations and cast their vote.
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Also in another immigration related case involving credible fear screenings and determinations, Judge Emmet Sullivan granted the Justice Department's ask to place a hold on deadlines.
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A new effort in the House would put Congress — not the executive branch — in charge of making determinations about refugees brought into the United States. Rep.
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The EPA's recent determination under Pruitt, however, was flatly contrary to determinations published by the EPA in January 2017, just before President Donald Trump took office.
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"We still have a significant way to go in terms of the information we need to get before we can make our final determinations," he added.
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Experts argue that much of the money derived from drilling on public land is already spoken for and included in general congressional budget determinations each year.
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It can simply cancel those that clearly don't work, renew those that do, and make case-by-case determinations for the many in the vast middle.
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As the family reunification deadline looms, this week's determinations suggest ICE is taking a new approach with asylum seekers who had established credible fear, she said.
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The decision, announced by President Trump, followed determinations by safety regulators in some 413 countries to ban flights by the jets, which are now grounded worldwide.
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" DeSantis is also directing the agency to make "its own determinations as to quarantine, isolation and other necessary public health interventions as permitted under Florida law.
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But Health and Human Services is an executive agency, bound to obey the president, and the needed cost and safety determinations are well within its capacity.
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The groom's mother, a clinical psychologist, and father, a pediatrician, provide quality assurance reviews and disability determinations for the Chicago office of the Social Security Administration.
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The stakes are much higher, given that A.I. will be intrinsic to determinations and decisions of almost every aspect of our personal, professional and commercial lives.
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Paul Ryan, who as House speaker presides over the convention, would preside over that process — and his determinations on suspending convention rules could carry the day.
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Philip Morrell, an executive with ship operator Tote Services said the captain had "total responsibility," including final determinations about safety, when to sail and the route.
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"Treasury remains committed to close and careful review of the data before making any determinations," Antonio Weiss, counselor to the U.S. Treasury secretary, told the conference.
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Wall said past precedent does not call on the court to make that sort of determination or second-guess the national security determinations of the president.
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Some legal experts said Huawei's lawsuit was likely to be dismissed because U.S. courts are reluctant to second-guess national security determinations by other branches of government.
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It appears the White House has heeded Smith's call and, facing industry-wide pressure, has made public a brief outline explaining how the government makes these determinations.
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The Department of Homeland Security and a subsidiary agency, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, rely on gang databases that pull together local law enforcement determinations about gang membership.
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The neat thing about AI is you don't have to tell it what's "offensive" — the algorithm learns from examples and makes determinations based on feedback from users.
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The determinations came after the Justice Department earlier in the year asked several local jurisdictions to detail their compliance to determine their eligibility for certain federal grants.
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Any investigation based on after-the-fact determinations of classification would do nothing to protect national security and would distract from the need to reform classification laws.
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Finally, after the review was complete, second-guessing of these determinations was precluded by Clinton's decision in December 2014 to have her server deleted and wiped clean.
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"Given the importance of how benefits determinations are made by Aetna and other companies, I would hope we could get more transparency of their procedures," Caplan said.
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This conclusion is in line with U.S. intelligence determinations that al-Baghdadi sees the relatively lawless, impoverished North African state as prime ground to enlarge his caliphate.
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And they've proven that they want to keep this going on ... these countries will make their own determinations with respect with what to do with North Korea.
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Ross said regulators could not quantify the amount and he criticized attempts to do so, saying many of the determinations would have to be made on-site.
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The state sets fees for driver's licenses below what they cost and ties eligibility for them to federal determinations about who is lawfully present in the country.
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Over the past year, more and more immigrants, particularly from Mexico, who hope to come to the US are being denied due to these public charge determinations.
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Not only are the cuts themselves unprecedented, but the way the administration is going about these determinations is as equally anomalous and may even violate the law.
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Determinations of such identity theft would include the IRS finding that an SSN on a W-85033 does not match the name of the tax return filer.
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We're taking a hard look at how we determine interchangeability so that we can make determinations that biosimilars can be used interchangeably with the brand of drugs.
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"The government is unilaterally claiming that parents have criminal histories," said Lee Gelernt, lead attorney on the reunification case with the ACLU, which is challenging those determinations.
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Under the legal system in which the tribunal operates, investigating judges carry out pretrial investigations and make determinations as to whether cases should proceed against potential defendants.
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As Representative Adam Schiff acknowledged Thursday, the chief justice can decide evidence questions like executive privilege, but his determinations can be overruled by a majority of senators.
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" he court impermissibly usurped the jury's role and made factual determinations," Justice Barbara Kapnick wrote for a unanimous five-judge panel of the Appellate Division, First Department.
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The final rule says consular officers must scrutinize female travelers to determine whether they might be pregnant, but does not explain how officers will make such determinations.
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"Those open hearings will be an opportunity for the American people to evaluate the witnesses for themselves and make their own determinations about the credibility," Schiff said.
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According to Reuters, the rules set for release on Wednesday will identify the government agencies involved in current review processes for making determinations about revealing cyber vulnerabilities.
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Moving from click driven content determinations to models that better promote a range of reporting is necessary and, in the longer-term, good for the bottom line.
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While determinations on an eighth season has yet to be made, production is casting and Miller is involved in the process, a rep for Lifetime confirms to PEOPLE.
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"The president's determinations underscore his commitment to enforcing our trade laws and ensuring fairness in our trade relationships," Deputy U.S. Trade Representative C.J. Mahoney said, announcing the decision.
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The government's definition, "hews closely to the categorical determinations articulated by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act," Department of Justice lawyers argued in court papers on Monday.
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As for the recertification next month, they wrote, "We are unaware of any information in the interim that would argue for a change in those determinations in October."
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Nadler noted that Mueller had worked on the probe for nearly two years and that Barr had taken two days to make his determinations based on Mueller's findings.
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Piecemeal temporary protected status for immigrants from only certain countries relies on often arbitrary determinations of worth and political allegiances, which are nonetheless crucial for those who benefit.
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"As a result of Judge Walton's order, these years-long application processes are finally concluding, and the organizations are receiving the review and determinations they deserve," he said.
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The rationale is that agencies have subject-matter expertise that judges lack, and therefore judges should go along with some agency determinations rather than substituting their own views.
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"IARC's standards and determinations for classifying substances as carcinogenic, and therefore cancer-causing, appear inconsistent with other scientific research, and have generated much controversy and alarm," Chaffetz wrote.
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For example, the CFTC has made laudable progress on cross-border harmonization with the EU and have introduced substituted compliance/equivalence determinations on both clearing and trade execution.
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"With this revised delegation, authority previously delegated to regional administrators to make final determinations of geographic jurisdiction shall be retained by the Administrator," Pruitt wrote in the memo.
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The government imposes countless requirements through guidance documents like Medicare billing manuals, special fraud alerts and "coverage determinations" saying whether Medicare will pay for an item or service.
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Cast aside the priorities of religious leaders in determining the boundaries of Jewishness and establish the authority of the state and its political leaders to make such determinations.
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They wanted to see if there were consistencies between an easy-to-use number, such as steps per minute, and more technical determinations of intensity, such as respiration.
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Rick Vasquez, who led the ATF's technical division until shortly before the first of these rulings and now runs a security consulting firm, called the determinations a blunder.
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Security clearance determinations are usually made by lower-level officials, so it would be highly unusual for the president himself to decide whether Mr. Ohr kept his clearance.
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"These proprietary techniques are used to set bail, determine sentences, and even contribute to determinations about guilt or innocence," a report from the Electronic Privacy Information Center found.
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But when it comes to deciding what programs will be means-tested, ideologues usher the wonks out of the room and apply their own lens to the determinations.
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Senate rules did not give the chief the power to cast votes, but they do dictate that he could make determinations on the relevance and materiality of evidence.
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This decision is inconsistent with multiple determinations outside of Philadelphia regarding the adequacy of the RISPERDAL® labeling, the medicine's efficacy, and findings in support of the Company.
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The litigation financier is asking the 3rd Circuit to direct Judge Brody to overturn determinations that its funding agreements are invalid, per the appellate court's ruling last April.
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What's more, some Muslims are noting how arbitrary the NRC's determinations seem, and several are reportedly committing suicide because of the anxiety they feel over the citizenship list.
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But even though courts have traditionally given substantial deference to the president's determinations in security matters, Mr. Dellinger said that should not be true within the executive branch.
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"Physicians at Wellness Counseling and other treatment facilities make their own independent determinations regarding the appropriate treatment plan and length of stay," Treatment Management Company wrote in a statement.
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" Later Sunday, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly issued a statement clarifying their status saying "lawful permanent resident status will be a dispositive factor in our case-by-case determinations.
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There may still be more to learn about the evidence that was gathered, what was and was not included in the report, and how those final determinations were made.
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The Billboard Awards make their determinations based on data they collect all year, including all the elements that identify chart positions: online streams, sales, radio play, social media buzz.
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U.S. officials suspect the intrusion was a Russian cyber hack, though the State Department said it was important for the investigation to run its course before making any determinations.
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"We are disappointed that this final rule fails to address the thousands of law-abiding Americans who relied on prior ATF determinations when lawfully acquiring these devices," Baker said.
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"Brazil is sending the message that it's working to fight this stain, this evil, that it respects the determinations of the (Inter-American) court," said Roman, the federal prosecutor.
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Hawkes Co., ruling that federal determinations of protected waters are subject to judicial review, potentially weakening the government's ability to protect the nation's waters under the Clean Water Act.
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This conclusion is in line with U.S. intelligence determinations that al-Baghdadi sees the relatively lawless, impoverished North African state as prime ground to enlarge his self-declared caliphate.
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"As ambiguous as mental health determinations are anyways, it would take well beyond what we have seen, so far, for Congress to come together in that way," she added.
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Other experts, however, said the decision was well reasoned and relied on detailed factual findings and determinations of witness credibility that appeals courts would be reluctant to second-guess.
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But some legal experts said that Koh's heavy reliance on factual determinations, particularly findings that Qualcomm executives lacked credibility on the witness stand, made her ruling harder to challenge.
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But he agrees with Hufbauer that there is "room to manipulate" determinations by the Commerce Department to put tariffs in place, even if they wind up getting struck down.
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She will be making determinations about the status of eight boxes' worth of hard-copy documents, and extractions from multiple cell phones, an iPad and other electronically stored files.
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Pompeo originally called Kerry's meetings with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif "unseemly" and "unprecedented" at a press briefing Friday, adding that he would leave "legal determinations" to others.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is suing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to prevent his domestic abuse decision from being used for credible fear determinations in expedited removal proceedings.
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The CIA, at no level, should function as a type of court of review for the determinations of elected officials, nor should it hold a veto on those decisions.
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The value of a company like Bristol-Myers would be affected by Food and Drug Administration decisions, patent determinations, and policies that affect Medicare and Medicaid, she pointed out.
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The plan makes clear that officials will not reunify a child without first making determinations confirming parentage and assessing the parents' fitness to receive children and the children's safety.
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Roku knows its customers' zip codes and can make other determinations about users based on streaming behavior to assign them to a group for ad targeting purposes, he explains.
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Canadian producers and exporters of softwood lumber are sure to assert that commerce's antidumping and countervailing duty determinations, as well as probably the ITC's injury determination, violated U.S. law.
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The policy won't apply to taxpayer-funded entities and independent public broadcasters, and Twitter has enlisted groups such as Reporters Without Borders and Freedom House to make its determinations.
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Barr's public record of bias against the Special Counsel's inquiry, he is not a neutral observer and is not in a position to make objective determinations about the report.
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An intelligence assessment makes two determinations: a conclusion about the type of influence a foreign power may have over an individual and the degree of confidence in that conclusion.
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Mary A. Cabrera, a spokeswoman for Citizenship and Immigration Services, said the agency did not keep a set list of undesignated terrorist organizations, but made case-by-case determinations.
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From real estate apps to the hidden algorithmic box that determines credit scores and access to mortgages, our housing choices are increasingly driven by online tools and digital determinations.
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Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm which has 21,000 employees across 16 countries, declined to comment, while the Credit Derivatives Determinations Committees were not immediately available for comment.
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Under existing case law, he noted, they can only bring a lawsuit to challenge the reviewers' classification determinations once the process is complete and a final decision is issued.
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The acting medical center director, Lawrence Connell, said he has designated a records manager and a privacy specialist at the hospital to make determinations about the unsecured patient records.
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"This memo explains that jurisdictional determinations that raise significant issues or technical difficulties should be handled in a consistent and uniform manner, particularly during the WOTUS rulemaking," Bowman said.
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Ensuring the issuance of timely and accurate disability determinations from VBA is one factor that can go a long way toward the end of goal of preventing veteran's suicides.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., joined by Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil M. Gorsuch, dissented, saying the majority had overstepped its authority by making factual rather than legal determinations.
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I've never liked the either/or dimensions of the questions or the prospect that decision-makers use it to create pre-determinations about people (especially when those people are me).
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The department says most Canadian producers will pay a combined countervailing and anti-dumping rate of 20.83 percent, down from 26.75 percent in the preliminary determinations issued earlier this year.
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"The idea behind these authorities is that the President is better situated to make those kinds of determinations than Congress, especially when they're time-sensitive," Vladeck said in an email.
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Over time, the outlet will be able to compare its database with Facebook's public page and make relevant determinations about how Facebook is deciding what counts as a "political" ad.
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In the Grassley letter, which the senator's office released publicly on Monday, Taylor said emails received by the State Department "more recently" may change previous findings about past classification determinations.
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The Senate bill would repeal presumptive eligibility, prohibiting hospitals from making those determinations and stopping states from enrolling people in Medicaid expansion on a presumptive basis, as Obamacare had allowed.
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Just last week, the administration appointed a commission to reevaluate how the federal government will determine what counts as a "human right," prioritizing "natural law" to make the new determinations.
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The criticism of the meeting prompted Lynch to say Friday that she will accept the determinations and findings of the FBI and career prosecutors who are investigating Clinton's email use.
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These determinations were based on a review of each site's homepage on a day in December, and by using BuzzSumo to look at the site's top-performing content in 22016.
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"We generally don't make determinations on bill action until after the final bill is delivered to our office," Jaime Smith, a spokeswoman for Inslee's office, told CNN in an email.
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The corps makes these judgments by issuing jurisdictional determinations, or JDs, which regulate whether property owners need additional permits to use wetlands — processes that can often be long and expensive.
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The company makes these determinations based on signals, like who you follow or what you post to your public profile, though not the content of your posts, a spokesperson clarified.
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Asked whether it had been kicked off the service, Palo Alto said only that it had not been relying on the VirusTotal peer determinations and expected "no impact" on customers.
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"Every company out there is nervous that if they don't draw in the next couple of weeks, with determinations coming up, banks will finally start saying 'no,'" an investor said.
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And this poll gives greater insight into how factors like gender and identity — whether or not they are actually rooted in reality — could play a factor in making those determinations.
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Among other things, GAO expressed concern about DHS's failure to systematically review the reliability of the data it used to make its determinations and to comprehensively identify and communicate limitations.
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What is more, he said, China bans the refugee agency from sending its representatives to the border to interview North Koreans and to make their own determinations about their status.
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While Mueller could have refused such a request, a federal judge would likely have required Mueller to disclose enough information for the President's lawyers to make those important legal determinations.
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UPHILL BATTLE Some legal experts, however, said Huawei's lawsuit is likely to be dismissed because U.S. courts are reluctant to second-guess national security determinations by other branches of government.
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But the point is clear: Judge Kavanaugh's demonstrated record of bold constitutional conservatism means we don't have to be told or to take on faith how he will make determinations.
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The President made it clear the U.S. isn't reaching any determinations regarding sovereignty, but beyond that you will have to wait with everybody else for the terms of the proposal.
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We're going to have to see what comes out of the discussions between the administration and Congress, and make some determinations of what we think really works well for Colorado.
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Here, the Canadian government would allege that the determinations by commerce and the ITC violate the U.S.' obligations under the WTO Antidumping Agreement and Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures.
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Most of the 36 countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development "regulate pharmaceutical prices directly or indirectly through coverage determinations," the group said in a report last month.
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If you're open-minded, you look at the facts, weigh the facts, use the body of evidence we have available to us to make determinations about what the reality is.
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The convention, in whatever COVID-19-adapted form it takes, makes determinations not just about the Party's nominee, but also about other critical matters like the Party's platform and rules.
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Those determinations are important because any file covered by that privilege could be withheld from the prosecutors who are investigating Mr. Cohen's various business projects, including some involving Mr. Trump.
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The attorneys general failed to demonstrate that "it is in the public interest for the court to second-guess the national security determinations of the executive branch," government lawyers wrote.
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I'll talk through each of these options below, but across the board, it's worth noting that your determinations should come from your own goals and timelines, not from the market.
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In particular, 28 states already have passed anti-SLAPP laws, which allow courts to make early determinations on whether a plaintiff is using litigation primarily to suppress or punish speech.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will make final scheduling determinations, and the USMCA vote could come right after a vote on articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, these sources said.
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A system that can rely on automated software to sniff out the presence of AI-enabled manipulation doesn't depend as heavily on human determinations of what's true and what isn't.
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In it, he acknowledged the mixed bag of findings, and in response to Horowitz's determinations, "ordered more than 40 corrective steps to address the Report's recommendations," outlining six major undertakings.
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I really wanted to provide something more substantial that could give civilian bomb-squad technicians enough information that they could make safety determinations when they're dealing with very dangerous stuff.
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They obtain evidence, and they make strategic determinations about how that evidence can be tested, how it might be corroborated or disproven and whether it might lead to additional evidence.
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Reform of the LCD process is critical and the proposed legislation will ensure that Medicare determinations do not override physician medical judgment and deny patients access to medically necessary care.
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"Those open hearings will be an opportunity for the American people to evaluate the witnesses for themselves and make their own determinations about the credibility," the California Democrat said Wednesday.
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And from where Ginsburg sits, the problem is incremental progress in the area of civil rights and subjective determinations by the powerful of whose lives, bodies, aspirations, or rights matter.
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I really wanted to provide something more substantial that could give civilian bomb-squad technicians enough information that they could make safety determinations when they're dealing with very dangerous stuff.
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" Pelosi added, "When the committee finishes its work, and we have the work that has already been done by other chairs, there will be some determinations about how we proceed.
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We make custody determinations on a case-by-case basis with a priority for detention of serious criminal offenders and other individuals who pose a significant threat to public safety.
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"Congress established and updated these laws because the American people deserve to know how their government is operated, and who is exerting influence over determinations which affect them," they added.
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The office said it had found no records of "authorizations or determinations," suggesting it may not have reached formal conclusions about whether Whitaker should oversee the Russia probe, the Post said.
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Given Mr. Barr's public record of bias against the Special Counsel's inquiry, he is not a neutral observer and is not in a position to make objective determinations about the report.
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Facebook already got into hot water for making determinations on what was and was not news with its Trending News module while claiming it was the impartial work of an algorithm.
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The difficulty of making such determinations is why the company is struggling to automate the process, though Bickert is optimistic that algorithms will soon be able to nail hate speech effectively.
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Additionally, one recent study found that there is substantial variability in individual responses to GI value determinations, and because of this, its usefulness in terms of guiding food choices is limited.
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The case might sound ludicrous, but ISDS cases challenging similar determinations on environmental or other policy grounds have won, so some observers are giving this one decent odds of succeeding, too.
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Unfortunately, the last of these areas, custody determinations, is confusing and lacks safeguards to ensure that individuals, especially poor individuals, are treated with understanding and respect in the bail-setting process.
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Elevating Purple Heart recipients to VA's top priority group with regard to benefits determinations is an excellent way to further honor those who have suffered as a result of their service.
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The ITC has also made preliminary determinations on the amount of import duty that will be assessed against C Series deliveries into the U.S. when the ITC investigation concludes next year.
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"Congress established and updated these laws because the American people deserve to know how their government is operated, and who is exerting influence over determinations which affect them," their letter stated.
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The determinations of dumping, or selling a product below its fair price, apply to imports of CTL plate from Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, Ross said.
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" Shapira and others are committed to considering the fullness of VR's possibilities, without barring the way to free experimentation with forms by prematurely encumbering them with equivocal determinations like "empathy machine.
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"The incident will certainly lead to us looking at policies within our existing Communications Unit but we have not completed a review at this time to make specific determinations," Mitchell said.
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"The idea behind these authorities is that the President is better situated to make those kinds of determinations than Congress, especially when they're time-sensitive," Vladeck told CNN at the time.
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IBA, a subsidiary of the InterContinental Exchange, was selected last December for the role of secretary to the credit determinations committees following a public tender that got underway in May 2016.
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Wannamaker said a court administrator told attorneys that judges had been too busy to schedule bond hearings because they were reviewing credible fear determinations, a crucial first step for asylum-seekers.
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TSCA requires EPA to integrate scientific determinations of a chemical's hazard, use and exposure potential so that facts, not political or fear-based agendas, are the driving force behind chemical regulations.
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Lawmakers left such determinations up to "the ordinary appropriations process through which Congress generally funds government programs via annual appropriations acts," solicitor general Noel Francisco told the justices in a brief.
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Unfortunately, the evidence used to make such attribution determinations is not easily exposed without potentially revealing the means and methods by which cyber threat researchers and government agencies came by it.
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But the net effect of higher interactions means many more Americans learning about Trump's comments, actions and policies and making determinations about them, rather than doing so for his Democratic challengers.
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"Sometimes it's more difficult to interact, to judge eye contact and nonverbal cues like body language," all of which are critical to making determinations about an immigrant's claims, Ms. Khan said.
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Members of the U.S. Congress, concerned about what they described as IARC's "inconsistent" standards and determinations for classifying substances as carcinogenic, last year launched investigations into American taxpayer funding of IARC.
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In general, U.S. courts are reluctant to second-guess national security determinations by Congress and the executive branch, who are viewed as being in a better position to make such decisions.
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At the same time, many experts, developers and military leaders recognize that the certain problem-solving faculties and subjective determinations unique to human cognition - are still indispensable to decision making in war.
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Pruitt alleged the federal government had used untoward tactics to reach "friendly settlements" with an environmental group that itself sued the feds after they missed a deadline to make the listing determinations.
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"I hope that companies in tech don't start looking at the text in physician notes and making determinations without a human or someone who knows my medical history very well," she said.
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"We have worked closely with this group of scientists as they developed this new conservation tool, and while we have not made any determinations yet, are impressed with its potential," Shire said.
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Why not, when making these determinations, just use the social cost of carbon [the federal government's official estimate of the total cost of the impacts of a single ton of carbon emissions]?
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" A Justice official told the Associated Press that "determinations as to whether to charge any individual, as well as the findings of the investigation, will be made by career prosecutors and investigators.
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"The purpose of the pilot is to identify and detail potential benefits, so we are still in the evaluation phase and won't make any determinations until the pilot concludes," the spokesperson added.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Saturday that threats of retaliatory trade actions from Canadian officials "are inappropriate" and will not influence final U.S. import duty determinations on Canadian softwood lumber.
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That theme — that Barr is a biased judge who lacks the credibility to make determinations about Mueller's report on his own — was being echoed by Democratic leaders across the Capitol Tuesday morning.
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"Those open hearings will be an opportunity for the American people to evaluate the witnesses for themselves, to make their own determinations about the credibility of the witnesses," Schiff told reporters Wednesday.
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The one-page memo vests Pruitt with the authority to make "final determinations of geographic jurisdiction," under the Clean Water Act, also known as the Water of the United States (WOTUS) rule.
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Levin places blame on an unmanned computer system — the Michigan Integrated Data Automated System (MiDAS) — put into place in October 85033, which made the determinations of unemployment claims fraud without human oversight.
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"He had not had time to make any determinations on it," Walker wrote, and pointed to Lee's Thursday news conference when he told reporters he would take a look at the law.
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By subpoenaing for the full, unredacted report, Democrats are arguing they need the full picture to move forward with their own investigations and determinations on whether Trump committed criminal obstruction of justice.
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The ITC put out a short statement, saying that it had ultimately made "negative determinations" in its final phase of anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations concerning uncoated groundwood paper from Canada.
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Last Thursday marked another chapter in this saga, when the U.S. Department of Commerce announced its final determinations in the antidumping and countervailing duty investigations of imports of softwood lumber from Canada.
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Under the Holder policy, prosecutors were advised their charging and sentencing determinations always must be made in the context of an "individualized assessment," specific to the facts and circumstances of the case.
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"This is a very straightforward step that removes an arbitrary requirement and ensures the State Department has the needed discretion to make real-world security determinations," said White House spokesman Michael Short.
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Public charge determinations in the immigration context have existed for over a century and have long been understood to apply to those who were or could become primarily dependent on the government.
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An earlier leaked version of the proposal included WIC in its public charge determinations, which alarmed public health advocates because the program has been shown to improve infant and maternal health outcomes.
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To make such determinations, Rabbi Semelman, who immigrated to Israel from his native France almost 40 years ago, consults with food scientists and Jewish communities, and travels the world to inspect distilleries.
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Credible fear determinations have increased from 28503,22019 in 2009 to 94,000 in 2016, and due apparently to misapplication of asylum law, a credible fear was found in 88 percent of the cases.
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The Credit Derivatives Determinations Committees (DCs) said in a statement posted on its website on Tuesday its EMEA panel determined at a meeting on Monday that a bankruptcy credit event had occurred.
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The FDIC's chairman on Tuesday night asked the agency's acting inspector general, Fred Gibson, to investigate the leak to the Journal of the results of the living will determinations, spokeswoman Barbara Hagenbaugh said.
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The Journal's story hit Twitter and its home page hours before the regulators officially posted their determinations early on Wednesday morning and as financial markets prepared for banks to release their quarterly earnings.
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A DOJ spokesperson confirmed that D'Souza "doesn't have a petition pending with the Office of the Pardon Attorney," a part of the process that past presidents have used for making most pardon determinations.
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The law, Garcia stated, would have required local law enforcement to make determinations of probable cause solely on someone's immigration status, something that local departments are neither trained, nor have authority, to do.
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Current law isn't equipped to address moral determinations — like whether to make a dangerous swerve, putting occupants at risk, when a pedestrian darts into the road and the vehicle can't stop in time.
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As we've noted in past stories about arbitration — which is also widely used by technology companies to keep disgruntled employees from publicly airing allegations of wrongdoing — the determinations of an arbitrator are binding.
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Anyone with a shred of empathy can agree it's a heinous act, and determinations as to whether the kidnapping and subsequent attacks were racially or politically motivated are currently being investigated by police.
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Keller added that courts should be careful when second-guessing a president's national security determinations, an argument that echoes the administration's view that the judiciary should defer to the president on such matters.
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We will review the impact on rated entities' 5003 earnings and capital positions to see if any rating actions are merited when the storm passes and more accurate loss determinations can be made.
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Gaston Kroub, a patent lawyer in New York not involved in the case, said Koh's decision was unlikely to be reversed on appeal because she made detailed factual findings and witness credibility determinations.
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"Based on these determinations, the specified plastics with specified additives would not require third party testing for compliance with the mandatory phthalates prohibitions on children's toys and child care articles," the agency wrote.
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"Canada's negotiating position at the very least was significantly strengthened by the determinations it was getting under the Chapter 19 process," said Matthew Kronby, a trade lawyer with Borden Ladner Gervais in Toronto.
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" Asked about the U.S. request, he said: "Those will be determinations made purely objectively and independently by those authorities and then subject to once again the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Gibraltar.
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Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesman for the Police Department, said department officials would not specify what the officers might have done wrong because it is the police review agency's job to make such determinations.
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" Wehe, according to the App Store reviewer, "may mislead users by providing inaccurate determinations … specifically, your app is marketed to users as a way to check if their carrier is violating net neutrality.
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Responding on its blog, Amazon said the ACLU didn't test Rekognition with the correct settings, and that its system is meant to help humans make big decisions — not final determinations on its own.
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They should not be protected from liability behind the shield of a third party if we intend to root out unjust, biased determinations on who should benefit from opportunities such as home ownership.
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For instance, they may be unfairly targeted by predictive policing tools designed with biased training data or unfairly excluded from hiring algorithms that scour social media networks to make determinations about potential candidates.
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Traditionally, the Justice Department's pardons office would make recommendations about pardons and commutations to the deputy attorney general, who would weigh in and then pass the department's final determinations to the White House.
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Traditionally, the Justice Department's pardons office would make recommendations about pardons and commutations to the deputy attorney general, who would weigh in and then pass the department's final determinations to the White House.
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This method alone leaves room for uncertainty in the numbers, which in several years has led to retrospective determinations that anglers exceeded the quota even while complying with established seasons and bag limits.
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" A Commerce spokesman said the expanded review was a "worthwhile addition to the exclusion process," and that it "welcomed all valid exclusion requests and has dedicated resources to render determinations as expeditiously as possible.
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A market participant last week asked an ISDA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee to classify the bail-in a "credit event" that would entitle investors who bought credit default swaps as insurance to a payout.
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" A Commerce spokesman said the expanded review was a "worthwhile addition to the exclusion process," and that it "welcomed all valid exclusion requests and has dedicated resources to render determinations as expeditiously as possible.
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The Bureau of Prisons now "will use biological sex" to make initial determinations in the type of housing transgender inmates are assigned, according to a notice posted Friday evening that modifies the previous policy.
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In thousands of cases, medical device manufacturers have been allowed to classify patient fatalities as less serious injuries, because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration allows companies to make their own determinations on causality.
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Such determinations, highly important in the lives of migrants who may face violence across the border, are made on a daily basis by frontline uniformed officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) (here).
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Pichai said the company is working on new methods to identify and root out bias in AI models, so people can know what basis a machine learning classifier is using to make its determinations.
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They reveal just how difficult it can be to compare candidates on "hawkishness" — a word that can have many different meanings — or to make black-and-white categorical determinations on foreign policy at all.
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Secretary of Homeland Security nominee John Kelly told the Senate Homeland Security Committee on Tuesday that he was against a national Muslim registry or making any immigration determinations based on familial religious background. Sen.
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"ICE makes arrest and custody determinations on an individual basis based on the totality of the circumstances and does so in compliance with federal law and agency policy," the spokesperson told me via email.
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Fraudsters have taken full advantage of unsuspecting consumers and social platforms facilitate the swift spread of false narratives, leaving over 3.2 billion people on the internet to make self-determinations over what's trustworthy vs.
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Nonetheless, they acknowledged that Newbold's "primary concern" with Kline was not a personnel issue, per se, but was instead the fact that Kline had overturned 25 unfavorable security clearance determinations that Newbold had made.
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Not only is it not a "one-case-only" law, she claimed, but also the executive and legislative branches traditionally have been given authority to make determinations in cases over claims against foreign governments.
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Since the Native Title Act was passed in 1993, just over 300 native title determinations have been made of which 277 were made by consent, or agreement, and about 26 through litigation, Webb said.
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Obama's orders merely formalized one form of that, allowing millions of people to breathe easier and to plan, while allowing the government to retain the power to make case-by-case determinations and exceptions.
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Pruitt called determining a maximum contaminant level a "national priority" and said the agency was in the process of developing groundwater determinations for the chemicals that is expected to be finished by the fall.
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"We've provided them the information they need to make those determinations and we're looking forward to an imminent resolution of that," Lynch told reporters during a press conference at the Justice Department in Washington.
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They claim to have found that based on "crowdsourced" determinations of bias, the process for which is not described, that most search results, especially on Google, tended to be biased in favor of Clinton.
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In reality, contractors will have to report "administrative merits determinations," which can be mere complaints by enforcement agencies before contractors have had a chance to defend themselves or present their side of the case.
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The unprecedented move by the Hindu nationalist BJP government revokes Muslim-majority Kashmir's ability to make its own laws and determinations under the guise of integrating the state into India and increasing development there.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Saturday that threats of retaliatory trade actions from Canadian officials "are inappropriate" and will not influence final U.S. import duty determinations on Canadian softwood lumber.
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Donald J. Trump, in Colorado Springs, rushed to describe the explosion as a bomb well before the authorities had made any determinations about what had happened and while the situation was still in flux.
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Only six factors, it writes, are actually used in the recidivism prediction, not the 137 mentioned in the study (those data are used for other determinations; the software does more than this one task).
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But if the government does end up overruling those determinations, it's hard to imagine that they will end up reuniting every one of the legitimate families without turning over anyone to a fraudulent relative.
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The United States has clearly stated that it wants to delete Chapter 85033, thereby requiring all appeals of antidumping and countervailing duty determinations by NAFTA countries to be heard by the respective domestic court.
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"While this guidance specifically does not apply to national security eligibility determinations, Federal personnel security policy separately considers the financial challenges some employees may experience due to no fault of their own," Cabaniss wrote.
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Blame Butler all you want for what was widely painted as an 11th-hour trade demand, but Taylor should have pressed his front office to make these determinations much earlier in the off-season.
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"As the number of U visa petitions submitted increased, this process became burdensome on both agencies and such determinations didn't reflect a qualitative assessment of any assistance provided to law enforcement," the spokesperson said.
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The evangelist said he communicated with the president or vice president — he would not specify which leader — about the troop withdrawal within the last 48 hours, and said he ultimately deferred to their determinations.
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In the memo calling for "regulatory certainty," Pruitt directed EPA regional offices to "cede their Clean Water Act determinations" to him, said Kyla Bennett, the New England director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will make the final scheduling determinations, and the USMCA vote could come in the immediate aftermath of a vote on articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, these sources said.
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" The bill states that "unborn children shall be worthy of recognition as natural persons under the laws of this State" which would qualify them for state income tax deductions and "state population based determinations.
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The concern is that they could – due directly to corporate rent seeking – turn today's earnings floor into tomorrow's ceiling, using annual determinations of a railroad's financial health to cap rates, regardless of market conditions.
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The groups also say that withholding the permits and determinations prevents necessary public oversight, especially at a time when the government is working to change the way it regulates the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
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It does not appear that MCMC's review engaged Beacon or Horizon directly in any way nor was it conducted as part of any administrative appeal, so we cannot speak to their process or determinations.
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The Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee, an industry body of banks and investors that rules on whether CDS contracts should pay out protection holders, voted last month that Rallye entering bankruptcy protection had triggered CDS.
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" Kelly continued: "Accordingly, absent the receipt of significant derogatory information indicating a serious threat to public safety and welfare, lawful permanent resident status will be a dispositive factor in our case-by-case determinations.
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The corps makes these judgments by issuing jurisdictional determinations, or JDs, which regulate whether property owners need additional permits to use wetlands or other protected lands — processes that can often be long and expensive.
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ACLU lawyer Brigitte Amiri pointed out that the district judge concluded ORR's practices were almost entirely rooted in an ideological opposition to abortion, which undercut the government's argument that these were case-by-case determinations.
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" The statement says that "absent the receipt of significant derogatory information indicating a serious threat to public safety and welfare, lawful permanent resident status will be a dispositive factor in our case-by-case determinations.
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Before reacting to a 45-second cell phone video, disturbing as it is, we must make determinations based on the totality of the circumstances as those at the scene -- officers, witnesses and Sterling -- experienced them.
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US District Judge Brian Morris said that the Trump administration's 2017 decision to move forward with the project disregarded "inconvenient factual determinations" about the 1,184-mile-long pipeline's impact on the climate made under Obama.
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"Indeed, the Commission makes challenging determinations on quantitative and qualitative issues in many other areas of our work, but has simply chosen not to attempt a significance determination in this context," she wrote on Thursday.
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Current U.S. protocols for vetting refugees is a nearly two-year process that includes repeated in person interviews, screening against all relevant classified and unclassified data bases, utilizing biometric validators, and determinations at interagency meetings.
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In doing so, agencies make determinations based on looking at "the cost of the proposed regulation, while giving no consideration to the benefit or protections lost by the repeal of existing regulations," the release added.
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Of this total, 11 percent is subject to exclusive native title determinations while the other 20 percent is deemed 'non-exclusive', meaning that land rights co-exist with other interests, for example with pastoral leases.
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"This is just a 4-page memo that makes really consequential determinations and it seems to me that the American people and Congress are entitled to hear substantially more than simply this document," Holder said.
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Going forward, debris risk should focus on large objects that pose a significant threat — and risk assessment determinations should be based on high-fidelity, computer-driven models, not simply on the limitations of the SSN.
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The three remaining large, systemically important banks, which the U.S. government considers "too big to fail," did not fare much better in their evaluations, but sidestepped potential sanctions because they were not given joint determinations.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced on Thursday that it will make determinations about whether to allow the trophy imports on a case-by-case basis, using scientific risk assessments and other available data.
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But other regulatory agencies, including the FDA and EPA, have not yet made determinations on crops or animals modified with CRISPR technology, and uncertainty looms concerning the regulatory status of this new breed of GMOs.
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This provision allows parties in antidumping and countervailing duty cases involving two of the three NAFTA countries to have such determinations reviewed by a panel of five trade experts, rather than the applicable domestic court.
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A settlement of the last round of U.S. trade cases against Canadian softwood lumber was reached in 2006, four years after antidumping and countervailing duties were first imposed and litigation on those determinations had begun.
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The Pentagon made similar determinations on CSF in the past but this year's move could get more attention from Islamabad, and its new prime minister, Imran Khan, at a time when its economy is struggling.
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"We also are clear that we're continuing to make listing determinations as directed by the statute solely on the basis of the best available scientific information and without consideration for the economic impacts," Frazer said.
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The Americas Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee, made up of nine voting dealers from international banks, is the framework which determines on whether a credit event has occurred and if credit default swaps should be triggered.
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This small but important exhibition examines how those in power have long used the medium to decide who looks like a criminal, and how such determinations have often been bound up with prejudicial, pseudoscientific theories.
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Proponents of more access say it's vital to test whether walled-off systems are making serious mistakes or unfair determinations — and argue that the potential for harm should outweigh companies' interest in protecting their secrets.
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The CSIR said the government should publish determinations to procure more power as soon as the first quarter of this year and talk to existing renewable energy producers about squeezing more electricity from their plants.
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Senior officials emphasized that determinations will be made on a case-by-case basis, which suggests that there could be some wiggle room - a stark contrast from the blanket ban that was issued in January.
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Since Facebook makes editorial decisions constantly but just pretends it's the invisible hand of the algorithm at work, it's probably for the best that it has come back around to having actual staff make these determinations.
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"Given Mr. Barr's public record of bias against the Special Counsel's inquiry, he is not a neutral observer and is not in a position to make objective determinations about the report," they said in the statement.
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"We believe these checks, focused on possible connections to terrorist activity, should be incorporated into D.H.S.'s vetting process for visa determinations, and that this policy should be implemented as soon as possible," the letter says.
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These can be mundane choices — like choosing a restaurant, or picking a gym to join to keep those New Year's resolutions alive — or important determinations, like selecting a specific doctor or hospital to receive care from.
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"The evidence offered at trial, including live witness testimony subject to credibility determinations, adequately supports the conclusion that race, not politics, accounted for the district's reconfiguration," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her decision on District 12.
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The Obama administration has said that more than 1,500 emails on the server are now classified — 85033 at the highest level of "top secret" — though it is unclear how many of those determinations were made retroactively.
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The current designation process "lacks transparency and accountability, insufficiently tracks data, and does not have a consistent methodology for determinations," wrote 10 Republican senators to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who chairs the Financial Stability Oversight Council.
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Critics say that bishops have already found a simple way to resolve such tension between the determinations of independent compensation programs and those of the Church: by making sure that the programs are not truly independent.
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The FMCSA proposed new safety fitness determinations for motor carriers such as trucks and buses in January, but the agency is now extending the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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" Liz Hill, the Education Department spokeswoman, said that it was "absolutely not true" that the department intentionally withheld details from Congress, and that "no final determinations have been made and therefore there is nothing to present.
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But most importantly, it's a chance for the media-buying community to make determinations, and it's a market, it is a market about what they want to lock in for the coming 12-month period, essentially.
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Mizelle has less than 10 years' experience as an attorney and will now run the DHS Office of the General Counsel, which oversees 2,500 attorneys and is ultimately responsible for all of the department's legal determinations.
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That effectively undercuts the E.P.A.'s previous determinations, based on years of scientific study, that the proposed mine on state land would be a risk to the long-term health of the fishery and wider ecosystem.
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"This memo explains that jurisdictional determinations that raise significant issues or technical difficulties should be handled in a consistent and uniform manner, particularly during the [Waters of the United States] rulemaking," EPA spokeswoman Liz Bowman said.
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First, they could do a thorough investigation of how Canadian, Mexican and U.S. courts have been carrying out their review of anti-dumping and countervailing duty determinations (and compare those reviews to the Chapter 19 ones).
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The regulation also proposes new interpretations of how to approach parole determinations for immigrant children as well as how to define whether a child is unaccompanied, and thus what treatment they're entitled to under the law.
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The Hopper application is already one of the better flight search tools on the market today because of its ability to make determinations about the best times to fly, which it does by analyzing historical ticket prices.
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You take all that information, so now you know you have really accurate stuff, and you go run a bunch of machine intelligence on that, and then you have humans look at that, and make determinations. Right.
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He found that notice and comment were required because the program gave blanket relief to entire categories of people notwithstanding the administration's assertion that it required case-by-case determinations about who was eligible for the program.
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Here's how determinations of who is and isn't fit to serve have shifted over the past century: 1917-20163: During World War I, women are allowed to serve overseas only as nurses, telephone operators, administrators and secretaries.
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Prior to the server investigation, the State Department asked the FBI to review and make classification determinations on several of Clinton's emails being reviewed for release by the State Department under Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
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The head of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) hammered the Trump administration on Tuesday for revoking federal guidelines that encourage colleges to consider race in their admissions determinations, calling the move an unveiled attack on minorities. Rep.
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He also wrote that Boeing had reached no decisions yet on how to handle the Iranian financing for the aircraft, and reiterated the company's previous pledges to follow the United States government's determinations of what is allowed.
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" The official said these queries are "the way that the FBI, looking at its lawfully acquired information, makes its initial determinations about whether further investigation, which often involves further more privacy invasive steps, is warranted or not.
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He found that notice and comment were required because the program gave blanket relief to entire categories of people, notwithstanding the administration's assertion that it required case-by-case determinations about who was eligible for the program.
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Just because a Facebook or a Twitter is making editorial determinations on what can and cannot use their platform, I'm not sure that a Level 3 or an AT&T or a CloudFlare should be doing that.
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In a pair of orders, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed determinations by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeal Board that two related Blackberry patents were invalid as obvious.
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The proposal obtained by BuzzFeed News would put the authority into the court's hands and judges would be instructed that they do not need to rely on previous determinations of whether an individual is an unaccompanied minor.
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There, police collect data at people's homes, police stations and roadside interrogations to feed into a centralized system called the Integrated Joint Operations Platform, which spits out determinations for whether Muslim citizens should be interned or not.
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Jeremy Zucker, co-head of Dechert's International Trade practice, said two key determinations would be made if a deal moved forward: whether Tesla contained critical technologies and whether the involvement of Saudi financing was a national security issue.
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Worse still, the president's use of this power for perceived political advantage or merely to brag about the quality of his intel briefs — an unthinkable supposition until recently — makes his ego the paramount interest that classification determinations serve.
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Pompeo also addressed Russia, China and the Middle East at the hearing, defending the agency's findings about alleged Moscow hacking during the election even as Trump had suggested that the Intelligence Community's determinations of Russian meddling were overblown.
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The AI assessment could be used for a number of different determinations, like whether a suspect should be kept for a longer length of time and whether bail should be set before or after a charge is issued.
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But between the lines of the 8-0 decision lies an implicit message for the new administration: the courts will not bow down to executive determinations that long-time residents can be deported for the flimsiest of causes.
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"Given Mr. Barr's public record of bias against the Special Counsel's inquiry, he is not a neutral observer and is not in a position to make objective determinations about the report," Pelosi and Schumer said in their statement.
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Volunteers won't prepare the Schedule C (sorry, freelancers), the complex Schedule D (sorry, investors) or forms associated with nondeductible IRA contributions, investment income for minors, premium tax credits, requests for Social Security numbers or determinations of worker status.
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"We appreciate FEMA's work and commitment, but we are disappointed in some of their initial determinations regarding eligibility of costs for the Oroville spillways project," California National Resources Agency spokesperson Lisa Lien-Mager told CNBC in statement Friday.
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His request was considered under "expedited removal" procedures called for by a 1996 law that streamlined asylum applications from people caught near the border and barred courts from reviewing most aspects of the determinations made under the procedures.
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They point out that the EPA's proposal makes determinations on the safety of asbestos products on a case-by-case basis, which means the agency could in theory approve new items for sale that contain the deadly carcinogen.
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But the U.S. government will only decide whether to call it genocide or crimes against humanity - in line with the U.N.'s determinations - "after a thorough review of the available facts and relevant legal analysis," the spokesman said.
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In explaining its 5-4 decision, the majority invoked a set of legal rules that limit the ability of the federal courts to assess decisions related to immigration, and specifically, determinations about who may enter the United States.
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In a statement on the Credit Derivatives Determinations Committees' website, the EMEA committee said the credit event occurred on March 16 after the expiry of the seven-day grace period Lebanon had in which to repay the issue.
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"Such determinations need to be made promptly and with care but often cannot be precise, and players should not be held to the degree of precision that can sometimes be provided by video technology," the new decision states.
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"Modify fear screening process protocols to clarify the role of CBP officers and agents versus USCIS officers in making determinations on MPP amenability based on the migrant's claimed fear of persecution or torture in Mexico," the recommendation reads.
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Why it matters: AI can inadvertently rely on characteristics that include or are correlated with race, gender and socio-economic class, so under the proposed rule, financial institutions could make illegal determinations and hide behind an AI product.
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Other teams inside the Economic Research Service will also lose employees: Those that classify counties around the country as rural, urban, or metro-adjacent, determinations that establish guidelines for the disbursement of benefits for entitlement programs like Medicaid.
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"It is not the proper function of the IRS, Treasury, or Justice to question or second guess the motivations of the committee or its reasonable determinations regarding its need for the requested tax returns and return information," Neal wrote.
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Amazon did not work with the winery on the development, we understand, nor did it share sales data that would have enabled King Estates to make determinations about things like which types of wines to sell, or price points.
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In tandem, the report also recommends updating the capabilities of ground-based NEO observatories by endowing them with more powerful planetary radars and improved spectroscopy instruments (this would allow for more accurate determinations of the composition of an asteroid).
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WASHINGTON, May 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Saturday that threats of retaliatory trade actions from Canadian officials "are inappropriate" and will not influence the department's final determinations regarding U.S. import duties on Canadian softwood lumber.
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"That is not an invidious pretext-especially given the Proclamation's detailed national-security findings, the resonance of those findings in determinations of numerous federal officials, and the judicial deference owed to executive decisions in this context," the brief states.
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The jury trial is the greatest method we have to determine what happened or whodunit, yet in the federal system determinations of guilt are made not by 12 citizens but more often than not by a single civil servant.
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For Barr, those questions may be more extreme than for any recent predecessor, at least since hotly contested legal determinations that were made about the treatment of terror suspects and executive power in the dark days after 9/11.
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State agencies that oversee drug and alcohol services and federal grant programs that fund prevention and treatment programs have increasingly tied their funding to programs that are evidence-based and rely on NREPP to help them make those determinations.
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" In its budget request to Congress last year, Social Security said it would study whether to expand the use of social media networks in disability determinations as a way to "increase program integrity and expedite the identification of fraud.
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Reasonable people can differ about whether these three points were obvious to the court a year ago, and the court's defenders are right to suggest that it doesn't usually second-guess presidential determinations or try to foresee the future.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - The Americas Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee has been asked to decide on whether a potential repudiation or moratorium has occurred on debt issued by the Republic of Argentina, according to a question posted on Monday.
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The study can't tell us, though, precisely how much we need to exercise to get the best protection against genetic heart disease, he says, because the number of people who wore fitness trackers was too small for such determinations.
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Members of Congress, U.S. allies, and journalists are just some of the key parties that rely on accurate data from the Pentagon to make determinations and judgements about future military budgets and U.S. involvement in conflicts overseas, among other things.
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The rule change adds the administrator to the enumerated list of political appointees who can personally review requests and make "final determinations," the decisions about which records fall within the scope of the request and how to redact those documents.
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The forces propelling Trump toward victory are driving party actors toward one of two determinations: Either Trump is the future of a Republican Party that current Republicans can live with, or the Republican Party is unsupportable with Trump atop its ticket.
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The AIB will also ensure that covered entities, through their CIAO, determine if and when certain AI should be outlawed, constrained in specific ways, and/or "terminated" and, where necessary, will enforce the AIDPA's mandates by making these ultimate determinations.
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According to Young, many transgender patients have been unable to get coverage for sex reassignment surgery because insurers or contractors hired by Medicare to make such determinations have decided the procedure is cosmetic, or not medically necessary, among other reasons.
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The approval could "set an important precedent for coverage determinations by private insurers," said Rebecca Eisenberg of the University of Michigan Law School and Harold Varmus of Weill-Cornell Medicine, in an article published on Thursday in the journal Science.
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She emphasized that the meeting with Bill Clinton "does not have a bearing on how this matter will be reviewed and resolved" and said she would accept the determinations and findings of the FBI in their probe of Clinton's email use.
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"We will cooperate with the ongoing investigations to fully understand the fire district's preliminary conclusions and will engage all possible resources as final determinations are reached in this matter," Chief Executive Al Walker said on a post-earnings call on Wednesday.
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The church is headed by a woman, Archbishop Antje Jackelén, who told Sweden's TT news agency that the church raised this question because "theologically we know that God is beyond our gender determinations, God is not human," according to the Guardian.
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"In the past, we've allowed certain Tweets that violated our rules to remain on Twitter because they were in the public's interest, but it wasn't clear when and how we made those determinations," Twitter's safety team wrote in a blog post.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said it will begin accepting requests on Monday for product exclusions from President Donald Trump's new steel and aluminum import tariffs, but it could take up to 90 days for the agency to make determinations.
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The other side: CMS has a lot of flexibility to make its own determinations about what would further Medicaid's objectives, and this waiver process had already grown into a pretty powerful lever to nudge Medicaid in one direction or another.
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A coalition of these industries filed the petition to have the case reheard based on the idea that since the FCC had changed its mind on things, any decision resting on its previous determinations should be revisited — and, they hoped, eliminated.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Ann Luotto Wolf, who prosecuted both doctors, said she focused on drug dealing charges because they carried sufficiently stiff sentences and were not subject to cause-of-death determinations, which can be very complicated in doctor prosecutions.
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While Boasberg said he understood why the Justice Department would want to prevent asylum seekers from figuring out a way to circumvent the process, he asked how he's to know DHS is making individual determinations about whether to detain someone.
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The provision "would damage the national security interests of the United States by endorsing certain foreign policy and military determinations that are traditionally within the President's discretion, informed by the facts and circumstances prevailing at the time," the White House said.
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Especially now that the Justice Department has confirmed what many already knew — that the Baltimore police have deeply rooted, systemic racial bias that disproportionately harms black men — judges must stop relying solely on police arrest reports in making bail determinations.
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What Hayek's insight suggests, rather, is that the way to best meet the present and future needs would be to enable the American people themselves to make determinations based on their own knowledge and valuations in a price-based marketplace.
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On Thursday, Mr. Kerry made it clear that accusations of genocide, crimes against humanity or ethnic cleansing against specific people "must be brought to light by an independent investigation and through formal legal determinations made by a competent court or tribunal."
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But in a 2628-page ruling issued Wednesday, he said the deficiencies in that review "are not fundamental or incurable flaws" and that the corps has such a "significant possibility of justifying its prior determinations" that the pipeline can continue operating.
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"The purpose of the pilot is to identify and detail potential benefits, so we are still in the evaluation phase and won't make any determinations until the pilot concludes," said Marty Greenstein, a spokesman for the state's Department of Motor Vehicles.
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LONDON, March 19 (Reuters) - The EMEA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee has been asked to rule whether a credit event has been triggered by Lebanon's failure to pay its recent sovereign bond, according to a question posted on its website on Thursday.
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Lawyer Hugo Alves told VICE News there is now "abundant" case law where judges made discretionary determinations on sentences for crimes like simple possession, for example, based on how much public resources and tax dollars would be used in the process.
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Also troubling are apps, like the Alipay Health Code that China is requiring its citizens to use, that make determinations of individuals' risk levels based on an opaque algorithm that allows users no insight into what factors are being analyzed.
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We need only look at how historic buildings and landmarks are treated in the United States: they are destroyed and replaced with new buildings all the time, depending on the needs of the local residents and determinations of the municipality.
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A series of technical determinations issued by the ATF's Firearms Technical Division since 2011 have made it legal for companies to design and sell items nearly identical to silencers without regulation, so long as they have a plausible alternative use.
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Terry Clark, another former ATF agent who worked at the bureau until 2013, placed less blame on his former employer, saying the agency's technical determinations are a perfectly legitimate reading of the law, which is up to Congress to change.
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"The Department recognizes the high stakes for all parties involved in a sexual harassment investigation, and recognizes that the need for recipients to reach reliable determinations lies at the heart of Title IX's guarantees for all parties," the draft plan says.
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Washington (CNN)Speaking at the Virginia Military Institute on Tuesday, Defense Secretary James Mattis said "the jury is out" on the success of having women serve in infantry roles, noting that the sample size remained too small to make clear determinations.
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" Also, the letter says, "Please provide the total number of medical claims Dr. Iinuma reviewed, and the number for which he made determinations, during his tenure as medical director, and note how many were approved and how many were denied.
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But in a 28-page ruling issued Wednesday, he said the deficiencies in that review "are not fundamental or incurable flaws" and that the corps has such a "significant possibility of justifying its prior determinations" that the pipeline can continue operating.
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Its main determinations were described to Mr. Trump by the nation's top intelligence officials earlier in the day, and he responded by acknowledging, for the first time, that Russia had sought to hack into the Democratic National Committee's computer systems.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has delayed decisions on flood zone determinations — in some cases by two years or more — and currently has more than 28503 mapping projects on hold, the department's inspector general warned in a report dated Sept. 22019.
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But in a 28-page ruling issued Wednesday, he said the deficiencies in that review "are not fundamental or incurable flaws" and that the corps has such a "significant possibility of justifying its prior determinations" that the pipeline can continue operating.
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Since the rule took effect, the market has been working to answer questions on how best to comply, including when mangers need to disclose to investors how much risk they intend to hold and who is responsible for those determinations.
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Under the Clean Air Act, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt on Monday should have published his initial determinations on which areas of the country exceed the new, stricter standard on ozone, a component of smog that is linked to respiratory illnesses.
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She previously accused her former supervisor, Carl Kline, of repeatedly overruling her team's determinations that there were certain people should not receive a security clearance, including the President's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner, according to NBC News.
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Brittman was recently buried Brittman "died, at least in part" because Mercy Hospital and Chicago police "convinced people, not authorized to make medical decisions on his behalf, to make life affecting determinations that were a proximate cause of death," the lawsuit said.
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Dickson also said that his meeting with Petitt served as a catalyst for a company safety audit, though when asked during that deposition about specific determinations reached on some of Petitt's claims, Dickson said he did not remember or was not aware.
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Now, pregnant migrants no longer receive any special consideration, though ICE officials say they still make determinations regarding their detention on a "case-by-case basis" and maintain that all pregnant women in custody have access to pre- and post-natal care.
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The criticism of the meeting prompted Lynch to say that she would accept the determinations and findings of the FBI and career prosecutors who were investigating the Democratic presidential candidate over her use of a private email server while secretary of state.
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The indications are that the arrest was not the product of any ongoing police work, but instead was the product of bad PR. The Supreme Court has suggested that police officers enjoy considerable discretion in making on-the-spot determinations of criminal conduct.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are investigating how the Wall Street Journal came to report that the two agencies were giving failing grades to some U.S. banks' "living wills" the day before the regulators officially announced their determinations.
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"TSA is continually improving the extensive vetting and security screening processes for eligibility determinations for Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC), which are required by law for individuals with unescorted access to vessels and other regulated port facilities," the agency said in a statement.
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The purchase of insurance is essentially a transfer of risk, and when you don't allow the insurance company to make its own determinations on how to conduct underwriting, the insurer will naturally inflate the costs so it can protect itself against catastrophic losses.
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And, not surprisingly, many of the questions being raised by those inside and outside the government have been answered by the suggestion that agency staff should consult with their counterpart at OIRA, who will make determinations on a case-by-case basis.
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"It is not the proper function of the IRS, Treasury, or Justice to question or second guess the motivations of the Committee or its reasonable determinations regarding its need for the requested tax returns and return information," Neal wrote in the letter.
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The document, which is reportedly 12 pages — down from 45 pages last year — did not include determinations by the International Atomic Energy Agency and U.S. intelligence agencies that Iran has complied with the 85033 deal restricting its civilian nuclear program, Reuters reported.
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The document, which is reportedly 12 pages -- down from 45 pages last year -- did not include determinations by the International Atomic Energy Agency and U.S. intelligence agencies that Iran has complied with the 2015 deal restricting its civilian nuclear program, Reuters reported.
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In addition, FDA studies specify the required number of study subjects through a power calculation based upon relatively rigid determinations of the differences among the subject groups that would be meaningful — something much more subject to argument after environmental health studies are completed.
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But the decision will instead push federal courts further into the political thicket, and, in states with substantial minority voter populations, force courts to make logically impossible determinations about whether racial reasons or partisan motives predominate when a party gerrymanders for political advantage.
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"In the past, we've allowed certain Tweets that violated our rules to remain on Twitter because they were in the public's interest, but it wasn't clear when and how we made those determinations," Twitter said in a blog post announcing the warning labels.
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"We believe these checks, focused on possible connections to terrorist activity, should be incorporated into D.H.S.'s vetting process for visa determinations, and that this policy should be implemented as soon as possible," Democratic lawmakers said in a letter at the time.
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A proposal from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) would protect landlords, lenders and insurers that want to use algorithms for important determinations, shielding them from claims that the algorithms unintentionally have a more negative impact on certain groups of people.
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The downsides of this are not only that the United States may take retaliatory measures but also that such taxes could subject companies to layers of new taxes, all with slightly different rates, definitions of digital services and determinations of taxing rights.
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As an expat, Hewat found absurd the idea that postwar Britain had at last begun to dismantle the rigid class determinations that striated the country for centuries, and he was looking for a novel way to expose the lie of the new egalitarianism.
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" Senator Thomas R. Carper of Delaware, the top Democrat on the committee overseeing federal government operations, has criticized Mr. Pruitt for embracing what he calls "a culture of secrecy around everything from his schedule to the way the agency makes scientific determinations.
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The new algorithm won't change that, as the information it needs to make its determinations will be kept on users' phones, and won't touch WhatsApp's servers (if you have backups enabled, your preferences will be saved as part of the backup, however).
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Chapter 2900 provides for a special NAFTA "panel" of experts to conduct a quasi-judicial review of government agency determinations on anti-dumping and countervailing duties, which involve extra tariffs imposed on the basis of allegedly "unfair" trade behavior (subsidies and "unfair" pricing).
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The other big question, as several experts told Karlin-Smith and others also pointed out to me, is why should the US let other countries effectively regulate its prices, rather than make its own determinations about the proper value of a drug?
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"These are very quick determinations made without any counsel by people who have just arrived and are exhausted, still traumatized and often not fluent in the language," said Washington University law professor Stephen Legomsky, who served as chief counsel to USCIS under President Barack Obama.
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This would enable Obama to stay connected to the foreign policy side of the Kerry campaign—so that, as a candidate for Senate, he could make deliberate determinations as to whether he wished to align himself with, or depart from, the party nominee's positions.
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"Morale has gone down hill since last June," when Cuccinelli sent an email to asylum division employees "berating them for making too many positive Credible Fear determinations," said Michael Knowles, spokesperson for the AFGE National CIS Council 119, which represents more than 13,000 USCIS employees.
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More and more aspiring immigrants – especially Mexicans – are being denied visas based on determinations by the U.S. State Department that they might become "public charges," dependent on the government for support, according to official data and interviews with attorneys, immigrants and their family members.
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"The DEA somehow retained the right to make these determinations, even though what they are is a law enforcement body and not scientific researchers or physicians," says Caroline Acker, professor emeritus of history at Carnegie Mellon University, who has studied the history of drug laws.
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Clinton has repeatedly justified not having an impartial review of her emails to determine which constituted federal records by pointing to the fact that government employees routinely make such determinations given that they are best placed to assess the relevance and significance of such records.
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"It is not the proper function of the IRS, Treasury or Justice to question or second guess the motivations of the committee or its reasonable determinations regarding its need for the requested tax returns and return information," Neal wrote to IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig.
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The probe, according to determinations of Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, did not find sufficient evidence to establish that President Donald Trump committed an obstruction of justice offense, or that the president's campaign coordinated with Russian efforts to influence the 2016 election.
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Institutional, special interest, group or bulk purchases, if and when they are included, are at the discretion of The New York Times Best-Seller List Desk editors based on standards for inclusion that encompass proprietary vetting and audit protocols, corroborative reporting and other statistical determinations.
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"The Department recognizes the high stakes for all parties involved in a sexual harassment investigation, and recognizes that the need for recipients to reach reliable determinations lies at the heart of Title IX's guarantees for all parties," an unofficial version of the proposal states.
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Instead of blithely declaring forests to be a carbon-free source of renewable energy, Congress should let the Environmental Protection Agency make case-by-case determinations of neutrality under its Clean Power Plan, something it is much better suited to do than Congress is.
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" The judge said there must be determinations confirming parentage and assessing the parents' fitness to receive children and the children's safety before any parent is reunited with his or her child -- and that his order is not incompatible with moving quickly on the reunifications. "Mr.
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The law, which Congress passed in 1996 to deter illegal crossings in high-activity border areas, grants the secretary of Homeland Security sweeping authority to waive all legal requirements inhibiting the expeditious construction of the border wall and restricts judicial review of such determinations.
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The FBI said it couldn't find records that would satisfy Politico and the James Madison Project's other freedom of information requests in the lawsuit; they had also asked the government to turn over investigative files and final determinations regarding the FBI's vetting of the dossier.
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The E.P.A. administrator simply can't make determinations on what science is appropriate in rule-making without calling into question decisions by other federal agencies based on similar kinds of studies, including on the safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals, and research into cancer and other diseases.
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The White House is unlike any other office, and a decision to transform it into a remote operation could ripple across governments at the federal, state and national levels — setting the tone for other officials, state governments and corporations to make their own telework determinations.
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Implicit bias training could reduce the discrimination based on race and religion that has for years influenced determinations of which prospective members were the right "fit," and providing financial aid for the expensive dues could bring in students who would otherwise find membership unaffordable.
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"It will be so much material that agencies would suddenly start submitting the potential analysis that they're asking for for these major determinations -- it's very unclear whether it's only proposed rules or if you're doing guidance ... which again would be a big expansion," he said.
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In making public charge determinations, the public charge rule requires our officers to assess each applicant's age, health, family status, assets, resources and financial status, education, and skills, as well as other factors set forth in the rule, in the totality of their circumstances.
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Second, the public reporting requirement created potential harm to individual privacy interests, in part, because, while federal prosecutors commonly do not make public their decisions not to pursue a case, the Independent Counsel Act legally mandated the Independent Counsel to make their determinations public.
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Market consensus suggests that managers will first provide preliminary information about horizontal tranche fair-value determinations two business days prior to the CLO's pricing date, according to Deborah Festa, head of law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy's West Coast securitization and investment management practices.
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"Those open hearings will be an opportunity for the American people to evaluate the witnesses for themselves, to make their own determinations about the credibility of the witnesses, but also to learn first-hand about the facts of the president's misconduct," Schiff told reporters.
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Since the court determined that JDs are in fact like other federal agency actions, and can be challenged in court, it opens the door for more companies to try to overturn or delay USACE determinations of which waters should be protected and which shouldn't.
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Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests said in a statement that the lists do not include allegations that church officials have not deemed "credible": "We have seen previous cases where accusations have been deemed not credible only for those determinations to have been disastrously wrong."
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" Panella continued, "Williams' right to be tried before an impartial judge is necessary in this case because the trial judge heard highly prejudicial testimony at the first trial, which was a bench trial, and made credibility determinations in favor of a now discredited witness and against Williams.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday said it had made final determinations that hardwood plywood from China was being subsidized and dumped in U.S. markets, and it set an anti-dumping duty of 183.6 percent and anti-subsidy duties ranging up to 194.9 percent.
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"Those open hearings will be an opportunity for the American people to evaluate the witnesses for themselves, to make their own determinations about the credibility of the witnesses, but also to learn first hand about the facts of the president's misconduct," Mr. Schiff told reporters on Wednesday.
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The HONEST Act also could affect EPA's timely response to the controversial determination of the dispersant to be used for the next oil spill, or EPA's risk determinations for difficult and costly clean up decisions after a terrorist attack that left behind an infectious agent or radiation.
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Where the mainstream has latched onto and attempted to colonize Caribbean sounds (Christopher Columbus must love "tropical house"), and where Joss Stone can earn Billboard's No. 1 Reggae Album of 2015 based on ill-fitting determinations, Radial helps artists and soca music lovers to reclaim the narrative.
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And while Mr. de Blasio's announcement made his directives sound like faits accomplis, under city law they are only recommendations that must be developed into formal proposals that will be considered by the Public Design Commission, a panel tasked with making determinations about public monuments and artwork.
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Although it unclear whether Buck's death penalty sentence will be reaffirmed at a new sentencing hearing, the fact that race is being introduced by "experts" as an aggravating factor in sentencing determinations is incredulous and a further testament to the critical need for comprehensive criminal justice reform.
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If Americans want their tax dollars reinvested at home when the government purchases goods — as has been U.S. "Buy American" procurement policy since the Roosevelt administration — or that workers on government construction projects be paid "prevailing" wages, then taxpayers should be free to make such determinations.
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"With over 200,000 assets remaining in dispute, in the event the Court is required to make individual determinations on each of these 200,000 assets, cars very well might be flying around Mars by the time the dispute is fully adjudicated," he wrote in his 196-page ruling.
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"Given Mr. Barr's public record of bias against the Special Counsel's inquiry, he is not a neutral observer and is not in a position to make objective determinations about the report," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a joint statement Sunday.
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"It is important to note that while Judge Boasberg asked the Corps to provide greater substantiation for its conclusions, the Court did not find the prior determinations to be erroneous," Lisa Dillinger, a spokeswoman for Energy Transfer Partners, the company that operates the pipeline, told me in an email.
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"Whether it's the Arts and Industries Building that we had initially talked about, whether it's the Senate side, or whether it's a couple of the other sides that we were talking about, we'll leave it up to the experts at the Smithsonian to go through those determinations," said Vargas.
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Review is available in habeas corpus proceedings, but it is limited to determinations of whether the petitioner is an alien; whether his removal has been ordered in expedited removal proceedings; and whether he has been lawfully admitted for permanent residence, or has been granted refugee or asylum status.
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Especially since the news release was supposed to express support for the alarm bells about Iran being sounded by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (despite the determinations of the current US intelligence community and former CIA Director Michael Hayden describing what Netanyahu announced on TV Monday as "old news").
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - Holders of Lebanon's default insurance have moved closer to collecting payouts after the EMEA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee ruled that a 'failure to pay' credit event had occurred after the country failed to pay principal on its $1.2 billion Eurobond due on March 9.
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The EPA told auditors it has not completed another report because "the state of science has not changed enough with respect to lifecycle GHG [greenhouse gas] emissions to warrant revisiting its prior GHG determinations for the 2010 fuel sources," referring to the year covered by that one completed report.
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Senator Kamala Harris, Democratic of California and a White House hopeful, and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York, released the Fair Chance at Housing Act, which would require public housing authorities and owners to consider all mitigating circumstances when making screening determinations based on criminal activity.
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"I'll grant that statement goes a little farther, but it's still an iteration of his position that he personally believes and will advocate for these statues to come down but he will support localities as they make their own determinations," a spokesperson for Northam's campaign said in an email.
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"It is not the proper function of the IRS, Treasury or Justice to question or second guess the motivations of the committee or its reasonable determinations regarding its need for the requested tax returns and return information," Neal wrote to Rettig in response to the missed deadline on April 23.
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While the decree said the Board of Elections had used an impermissible procedure for handling the challenged votes, it did not alter any of the board's prior voter eligibility determinations—and it did not address the underlying question of whether the voters actually lived in the village they said they did.
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I've spoken a lot about the dangers associated with government use of face recognition in law enforcement, yet, this article opened my eyes to the unfair and potentially life threatening practice of refusing or reducing support services to citizens who may really need them — through determinations based on algorithmic data.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffNunes's facial expression right before lawmakers took break from Sondland testimony goes viral Sondland brings impeachment inquiry to White House doorstep Maloney wins House Oversight gavel MORE (D-Calif.), the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, who warned the witnesses against making any legal determinations surrounding Trump's behavior.
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"All Department of Homeland Security personnel conducting credible fear screenings are extensively trained in national security issues, including fraud detection and the security check process, eligibility criteria, country conditions, interview techniques, credibility determinations, and the relevant international protection obligations of the United States," said Joseph Sowers, a spokesperson for USCIS.
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However, as the National Center for Transgender Equality has outlined, nearly 20 years of federal rulings and determinations made by the Equal Employment Opportunity Occupation Commission (EEOC) say that "you have the right not to be fired or refused a job or promotion because you are transgender," even without state-level protection.
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The new proposal would for the first time establish clear standards for when the central bank considers a company as taking control of a financial institution, which could be a boon for banks and investors who have had to tread cautiously as such determinations previously were made on a case-by-case basis.
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The company said it will make its policy determinations on the basis of media freedom and independence, including editorial control over articles and video, the financial ownership of the publication, the influence or interference governments may exert over editors, broadcasters and journalists, and political pressure or control over the production and distribution process.
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Disentangling this multiplicity of pollutants and interactions in relation to the health effects literature requires a breadth and depth of expertise that is not achievable with only a seven member panel who are also responsible for providing advice on multiple other pollutants and on the diverse welfare endpoints involved in secondary standard determinations.
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The required service obligation period for West Point graduates is typically five years, but graduates who want to play professional sports are generally required to serve a minimum of two years on active duty and determinations are subsequently made as to how and whether they serve the balance of the five-year obligation.
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"We've said we will continue to evaluate the threat environment and make determinations based on that assessment, but we have not made any decisions on expanding the current restrictions against large electronic devices in aircraft cabins from selected airports," Gillian Christensen, a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security, told The Guardian last month.
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Peter DeFazioPeter Anthony DeFazioHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Trump bashes Mueller for 'ineptitude,' slams 'sick' Democrats backing impeachment Pelosi denies she's 'trying to run out the clock' on impeachment MORE (D-Ore.) are also looking into Pruitt's March memo that gave him new authority to make certain determinations over water pollution standards.
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Starting fast out of the gate, the president will sign determinations authorizing the use of funds, set aside in Title III of the Defense Production Act, to expand manufacturing capabilities in such areas as lithium seawater batteries (critical for anti-submarine warfare) and cutting-edge fuel cells (for the Navy's future unmanned, underwater vehicles).
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" Cohn, who also said he was familiar only with the case's outlines, added: "Although law enforcement's determinations aren't binding on institutions, it's still potentially unwise for institutions to contradict law enforcement conclusions, especially when law enforcement professionals have better tools to evaluate complaints — subpoena power, for example — and better expertise in evaluating forensic evidence.
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The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said that the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) should have gone through an extensive process of proposing a regulation, inviting public comment and making the regulation final when it made determinations in 85033 and 2015 that elephant trophies cannot be brought into the country.
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Specifically, the charter says that the National Security Agency, which serves as the "executive secretariat" of the VEP, will produce an annual report on the process to participating agencies as well as the National Security Council that includes statistical data and any changes to the structure of the board that makes determinations on cyber vulnerabilities.
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We put out an action alert this week for people to call their members of Congress, which is really very important because the president, while he can make refugee determinations and set the refugee ceiling just by consulting with [the State Department], he needs the funding to be able to do it, to bring refugees here.
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"Accordingly, while this report embodies factual and legal determinations that the Office believes to be accurate and complete to the greatest extent possible, given these identified gaps, the Office cannot rule out the possibility that the unavailable information would shed additional light on (or case in a new light) the events described in the report," Mueller wrote.
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"The proposed rule permits Shelter Providers to consider a range of factors in making such determinations, including privacy, safety, practical concerns, religious beliefs, any relevant considerations under civil rights and nondiscrimination authorities, the individual's sex as reflected in official government documents, as well as the gender which a person identifies with," says an abstract of the draft regulation.
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"If intelligence community employees and contractors believe that independent IG determinations may be second guessed, effectively blocking the transmission of their concerns to Congress and raising questions about the protections afforded to them, they will lose confidence in this important reporting channel and their willingness to come forward with information will be chilled," the inspectors general wrote.
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"Massachusetts' amended complaint irresponsibly and counterproductively casts every prescription of OxyContin as dangerous and illegitimate, substituting its lawyers' sensational allegations for the expert scientific determinations of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and completely ignoring the millions of patients who are prescribed Purdue Pharma's medicines for the management of their severe chronic pain," the statement said.
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" The FBI also denied such a "quid pro quo," offering NBC News the following statement: "Prior to the initiation of the FBI's investigation of former Secretary Clinton's personal email server, the FBI was asked to review and make classification determinations on FBI emails and information which were being produced by the State Department pursuant to FOIA.
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Related: Here's the Evidence Adnan Syed From 'Serial' Used to Argue He Deserves a New Murder Trial Chris Fabricant from the Innocence Project expects that the FSC's determinations will encourage other states to review the practice of bite mark analysis with similar scrutiny, which could give hope to people convicted on bite mark evidence who maintain their innocence.
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"Determinations about where and how ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) personnel carry out arrests are made on a case-by-case basis, taking into account all aspects of the situation, including the target's criminal history; safety considerations; the viability of the leads on the individual's whereabouts; and any sensitivities involving the prospective arrest location," spokeswoman Gillian Christensen said.
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"Williams' right to be tried before an impartial judge is necessary in this case because the trial judge heard highly prejudicial testimony at the first trial, which was a bench trial, and made credibility determinations in favor of a now discredited witness and against Williams," President Judge Jack A. Panella wrote in an 18-page opinion.
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One current White House proposal would enable the government to place all children in expedited removal—fast-track deportation proceedings—as long as they are not victims of human trafficking and can "safely" be removed from the US. Border Patrol Agents would then be empowered to make the determinations over whether children could remain in the country.
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"The Administration strongly objects, however, to section 1621(f), which would damage the national security interests of the United States by endorsing certain foreign policy and military determinations that are traditionally within the President's discretion, informed by the facts and circumstances prevailing at the time," the Trump administration said in a statement last month about the provision.
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The purist defense of market forces to fix our schools or to fairly present low-cost entry opportunities to own one's own business fails in multiple ways: Finally, purists often present a survival-of-the-fittest Darwinian notion that actually has little regard for those who, according to the determinations of their flawed market, are less fit.
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More representative of the term's early cases is the opening docket on Monday the 1st: Kavanaugh will miss riveting cases on the scope of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act as it applies to employers part of political divisions of states, and on whether determinations of economic impact in designating critical habitat are subject to judicial review.
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It's a bit early to be making those determinations because the Prime Minister has been very clear that it will pursue an orderly Brexit, that we'll get the best deal possible, that there have been no negotiations thus far, there's no running commentary on specifics, so it is a perception of the market, but it is a perception they have made.
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Diana Zuckerman, president of the National Center for Health Research, said that O'Neill's idea of having the FDA no longer consider whether a drug is effective would cause chaos because insurance companies would no longer be able to use FDA approval to decide which drugs they would cover, and possibly could have to start making those determinations on their own.
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First, the Corps will need to ensure that its administrative record fully supports any determination findings in the likely event of future lawsuits, which will further strap the Agency' s resources Second, the Corps could also increase the use of preliminary jurisdictional determinations that are clearly not final agency action in return for even more expedited review of permit applications.
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The drivers' reply brief outlines how the company's position on drivers' share of the fees has changed over the last few months; the drivers' lawyers contend it's up to individual arbitrators to decide whether their clients should bear some of the cost of initiating cases – but that those determinations can't be made until Uber fronts the money to launch cases.
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And the Transportation Security Administration, under DHS, has required air carriers to enforce the President's proclamation that limits who is allowed to board commercial flights headed for the US. When passengers arrive at the 11 airports, Customs and Border Protection officers make two key determinations: whether a traveler is admissible to the US and if someone needs extra screening or quarantine.
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While Congress admonishes CFIUS in FIRRMA not to "consider issues of national interest absent a national security nexus," in practice, the overall state of U.S.-China economic relations will surely impact CFIUS' approach to reviewing transactions — reviews for which there is no effective check on CFIUS' determinations of its jurisdiction or that a transaction poses a risk to U.S. national security.
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" In a previous statement to CNN, Purdue has said that the accusations "irresponsibly and counterproductively casts every prescription of OxyContin as dangerous and illegitimate, substituting its lawyers' sensational allegations for the expert scientific determinations of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and completely ignoring the millions of patients who are prescribed Purdue Pharma's medicines for the management of their severe chronic pain.
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