These directives are very much like what I've seen from the party in central propaganda directives.
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But EU directives aren't laws themselves; they are requirements that countries pass laws consistent with the directives.
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We need directives to improve bycatch reduction measures and directives that make us do a better job managing forage fish.
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There are cases where the directives you receive are clear but morally troubling, and cases where the directives themselves are vague and ambiguous.
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Although hospitals are technically required to ask whether patients have advance directives, psychiatric directives aren't yet common enough for hospitals to routinely embrace them.
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Obama's normal practice when issuing national security orders has been to release "Presidential Policy Directives," a set of numbered directives that occasionally get released publicly.
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Ryan Kaye, an A.T.F. supervisor, testified that agents received "verbal directives" to open the account, but the documents do not identify who gave the directives.
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"Advance directives are very helpful, but what we often find is that when patients get end-of-life diseases there are no advance directives," the CEO stated.
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Because while nobody can say "no" to the emperor, they can slow-walk his directives redirect his attention and in general keep their people and policies in place regardless what directives they're given.
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And I think that the statutory directives are very small.
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It acknowledges, though, that those directives haven't always been followed.
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But his directives to ICE were to avoid sweeping raids.
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" If not, "we will get the directives from our leaders.
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But Austria would seem to be flouting some EU directives.
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Trump has issued no directives regarding construction of the wall.
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It turns out that such directives lack sound scientific backing.
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The U.S. and European directives follow similar regulations in Australia.
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None of this suggests that advanced directives are not worthwhile.
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Government directives are not supposed to be public in China.
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Zinke signed two other directives Wednesday to implement Trump's policy.
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So we've sent out, as I said, memorandums and directives.
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We're very pleased with the policy directives at this point.
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Directives from Shekau may have been conveyed by satellite phone.
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For online accounts, there are two directives you can make.
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The directives President Trump issued last week don't change that.
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Flynn's directives, however, could at times be difficult to follow.
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Monday, May 22 - EU27 ministers meet to agree negotiating directives.
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Its operations are directed by party documents and internal directives.
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The White House said Mr. Trump signed the directives later.
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Ramón gave his son directives in Spanish: Échale más agua.
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Much like the previous two Space Policy Directives issued by the National Space Council as well as a number of other department directives issued under Trump, the government is shying away from being overly prescriptive.
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Ellis had other directives and warnings for the lawyers on Wednesday.
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But over time, those directives apparently changed, leading to Grohmann's ousting.
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His actual policy directives, much like Trump's, would be borderline irrelevant.
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The CDC's directives angered many pregnant and non-pregnant people alike.
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However, their powers were considerably curtailed under directives announced in 2016.
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The essential directives are to: Run, Hide, Fight — in that order.
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These CCP cells ensure the companies comply with directives from Beijing.
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Most presidential directives addressing national security policy are not made public.
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Military bosses show few signs of shying away from such directives.
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Her diction, as she called out directives, could have cracked crystal.
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Some worry the directives won't be updated to reflect medical advances.
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"Attention to the importance of advance directives is episodic," he said.
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Different leaders have called the directives by different names — Washington Gov.
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I have a will, a health care proxy and medical directives.
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Bolton is not alone in abiding by the White House's directives.
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Sometimes he made revisions, crossing out directives and adding new ones.
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Then I felt that there were some new directives from above.
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Politicians can resemble automatons, mouthing the directives of some offstage Svengali.
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Instead, the White House has recently embraced some of Sessions' directives.
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When the military gets such directives, lots of things start to happen.
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If Mr Trump's directives are implemented, they will also live in fear.
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" Emotions are printed out like directives from Western Union: "Panic. Paranoia. Fear.
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But such employees are often unsure how to interpret the government's directives.
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But the soldiers were rapidly firing off stimulant directives of their own.
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The late philosopher Ronald Dworkin believed such advance directives should be respected.
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Carmody paced the sideline with his hands on his hips, shouting directives.
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Q. What kind of directives were you given about shooting the series?
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"There are some Fatwas [directives] in Islam about cosmetic surgeries," he explains.
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Monday's executive order updates those directives to a stay-at-home directive.
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"But Bush's legal directives were not as sloppy as Trump's," he said.
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A U.S. district judge sided with the states and blocked the directives.
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Catholic facilities argue that the directives are protected under religious liberty laws.
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A very important — and inescapable — qualification on the directives in the Order.
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But she gladly, spitefully, wrecked her husband's directives to make him look foolish.
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The White House has signed onto directives asserting the independence of statistical agencies.
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In contrast to the directives at the USDA and EPA, this is normal.
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"When the police officer gives you direction, listen, follow his directives," Paul said.
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"We need regulations, not directives," says Danièle Nouy, the head of the SSM.
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"The anticipated directives are a dramatic overreaction to this humanitarian crisis," Sandweg said.
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They still await his revelations and follow his directives, both difficult and bizarre.
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So one of the main directives was externalizing the events of the book.
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So it was no surprise that DeVos is overturning the Obama-era directives.
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"Advance directives are about death; a bucket list is about living," Mathews said.
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In a handful of court decisions, judges have declined to enforce such directives.
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On net neutrality, we have the same directives in Europe that are percolating.
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And in public schools, such directives run up against students' First Amendment rights.
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Among the directives: Asylum seekers would have to pay a fee to apply.
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Here are the latest updates on school closings, travel restrictions and governmental directives.
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Here are the latest updates on school closings, travel restrictions and governmental directives.
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Top-down authoritarian directives built China's factory floors and high-speed rail networks.
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Those who questioned management's directives, the complaint says, were "processed out" of TIAA.
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It was not immediately clear if the directives would be enforced by police.
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And if I was running the committee I would totally follow your directives.
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"If it weren't for E.U. directives and rules, Bulgarian politicians would be untouchable."
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We were to have it playing throughout the office, always listening for directives.
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China has grown because of its initial liberalization and despite government economic directives.
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One of its directives requires banks to provide customer data to competing services.
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Other times, ideas for algorithm changes come from broad company directives or priorities.
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He responds to gripes on his Facebook page daily, tagging subordinates and issuing directives.
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These comments were all reminiscent of directives the Vixen had received throughout the season.
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School officials said the educator was insubordinate and failed to follow directives from administrators.
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Griffin and other organizers have issued a series of directives on the event's invite.
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So, this is very much in accordance with the directives coming out of Raqqa.
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The directives "do not appear to be supported by any facts," the judge wrote.
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To be sure, there are Pentagon directives issued at times with little service input.
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They include airworthiness directives approving specific new airplane parts by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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However, any designated commissioner is not supposed to put national interests above EU directives.
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DHS has previously issued cyber directives for agencies, but gave them months to comply.
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Implementing the fiduciary rule on June 9 is in direct conflict with presidential directives.
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Teenagers often resist even the gentlest of directives to do anything, including healthful eating.
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The directives included more sleep and no more than 228-hour workweeks for sailors.
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The leaked documents were two internal Wuhan government directives, which emerged online on Dec.
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But civil rights leaders believe that the new directives will have the opposite effect.
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Many more residents were covered by voluntary evacuation directives issued by counties and cities.
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Our stories serve as directives for the ways we need the world to exist.
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The WHO sent directives to hospitals around the world on infection prevention and control.
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But Human Rights Watch said most states have failed to comply with the directives.
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As it stands, without political supervision, career bureaucrats are consistently undermining the president's directives.
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"Parties don't really know what they're doing when they sign these directives," says Robertson.
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To create the Chiron, the automaker's engineers followed two directives: subtract weight and add power.
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Both of those key directives should cut down on the number of stranded detainees considerably.
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The reason, the exchanges stated, is to comply with Chinese government directives issued on Thursday.
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Since then, everyone in the Research Division had been more hesitant with the Internal Directives.
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In the years since, 15 other states have passed or issued similar statutes and directives.
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Last week, Brussels adopted proposals for negotiating directives for trade talks with the United States.
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"There's a real conflict between women getting basic healthcare and these religious directives," Gill said.
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On Monday, some of the first directives from the proposed crackdown were put in place.
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An executive order should require the agenda to include guidance and other agency subregulatory directives.
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Would we listen to government directives and trust public officials to get us through it?
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Compare the bureau's directives to the field offices about dealing with media over past decades.
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Or they can issue various directives to their subordinates that may be difficult to undo.
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" Seth's "target behavior," according to the center's intervention plan, was to "comply with adult directives.
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Hair that does not naturally comply with these directives must be made to do so.
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The federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is considering ways to encourage directives. .
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Yet she wouldn't condemn what happened under those directives or the people who gave them.
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And when the authorities do issue guidance or directives, they can seem contradictory or illogical.
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The document also contains a number of directives to punish anyone caught violating the rules.
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Firms either cooperate with Party initiatives and directives or inhibit their own capacity to survive.
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And so, there were immediate actions and emergency airworthiness directives after the Lion Air crash.
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In brief remarks, Azar commented on what he saw as Trump's directives for the department.
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These mom and pop shops can be overwhelmed by multiple regulations and sometimes confusing directives.
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UPS said it would continue to follow government directives across the markets where it operates.
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Kelly, in his remarks, alleged that Obama-era federal employees were rejecting the new administration's directives.
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"Advanced directives of any kind do not override most recent expressed capable wish," Bowman told Gizmodo.
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But the EU's equality directives do apply to discrimination arising from gender reassignment, the report noted.
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That means we don't report to anyone, we don't receive our directives from any external entity.
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It does not appear the branches of the military have been ordered to craft new directives.
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We're told planners had only 2 directives: make it diverse and do it on the cheap.
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Most of the order, however, is taken up with directives for further studies and reviews: Sen.
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The directives, include for example, PSD2, 2EMD, MLD4, Security of Internet Payments and Interchange Charge Regulation.
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Not to say Dana's directing, but he gives broad directives, and there is no Trump ban.
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What were Guillermo's initial directives when you and your team first discussed the movie with him?
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In Europe, some finance companies are concerned about directives over sharing data with new fintech intermediaries.
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The recommendations are not immediately binding unless the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) implements them as directives.
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It has also agreed to search for any "final directives" given to recall her in May.
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Uber also said Levandowski failed to adhere to Uber's own directives to cooperate with the court.
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But if the school is public, such directives may run up against students' First Amendment rights.
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S.C.I.S. has not issued any new guidance or policy directives regarding the adjudication of S.I.J. petitions.
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But in 2017, the Trump administration rescinded that policy and most other Obama-era immigration directives.
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In Berlin, lawmakers often complain that they are being caught off-guard by directives from Brussels.
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Others question whether people with serious psychiatric conditions are ever capable of lucidly completing such directives.
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Those include utility payment relief, small business recovery directives and expanded homeless shelter capacity, she said.
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J. Marcus Hicks, is among several new directives for the commandos in Africa after an Oct.
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Locals in Thessaloniki, Greece, flocked to a seaside promenade on March 16, ignoring social-distancing directives.
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I should not have had to make that decision on my own, without clear medical directives.
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In February, Krasner sent a memo to his entire staff with his next set of directives.
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US military officials have issued new directives designed to combat the spread of the new coronavirus.
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The World Health Organization sent directives to hospitals around the world on infection prevention and control.
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Sida is an aid agency that works under the directives of the Swedish government and parliament.
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But the EU's equality directives do apply to discrimination arising from gender reassignment, the report noted.
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All the directives don't quite make sense, and don't come from a clear narrative origin point.
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"If you can't enforce the directives of the courts — it becomes a problem," Mr. Sankaranarayanan said.
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Under the new directives, such parents could face deportation or prosecution for smuggling or human trafficking.
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The agency may also require more frequent oversight or reporting requirements, and issue directives and advisories.
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Further, she never received directives to change her behavior—and never refused to follow any directive.
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When contacted by CNBC the tech giant said the new directives would not disrupt its operations.
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One of the company's directives was to be kind to the environment and to the employees.
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The department, in announcing the directives on Wednesday, laid out generally what the measures would do.
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Indeed understanding communities requires time, collaboration, and listening as opposed to just money and generic directives.
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Even as directives about public health increase in urgency, vanity can sometimes battle with common sense.
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Typically, older people have advance directives or have otherwise made their end-of-life wishes known.
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These directives prohibit abortions—even during miscarriage and even when necessary to save a woman's life.
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And the less that has to do with directives coming out of the White House, the better.
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What he did in one series of tweets is, he gave directives, but no timelines, no execution.
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At the same time, Trump has used his presidential pen to issue three directives signaling grand ambition.
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The Supreme People's Court, the highest judicial authority, issues directives in an attempt to sort these out.
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Those directives came from new CEO K.C. Crosthwaite, a former Altria executive who took over in September.
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Velazquez emerged from a morning Hispanic caucus meeting with Puerto Rican officials with three directives moving forward.
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"Amazon said Trump's "actions, comments, and directives were communicated to, understood by, and ultimately affected DoD decision.
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There has been a bewildering array of directives and pilot programmes since then but little real progress.
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Image: Kent NickellWhen trying one's hand at reverse psychology, avoid directives that aren't completely necessary or overbearing.
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Measuring your own behavior is a fine first step, but without actionable directives it remains just that.
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Much of the rest was left to individuals and businesses to sort out, unfettered by government directives.
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Kollar-Kotelly said the plaintiffs clearly established that they would be harmed by the administration&aposs directives.
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The Obama administration just announced new policy directives meant to increase trade and travel with the island.
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WALMART INC SAYS HAS ISSUED NO DIRECTIVES TO STORES AROUND THE COUNTRY TO CHANGE FIREARMS SALES POLICY
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Though the Internal Directives were synthetic, even a synthetic love, it seemed, had made her a monster.
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In those hospitals, medical professionals must comply with the bishops' directives, which prohibit suggesting or performing abortions.
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This could very well be a different person than the one handling your financial or healthcare directives.
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The State Council has urged all authorities across the country to implement its directives on cutting capacity.
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What makes these unthinking male warrior robots so scary is that they don't generally buck their directives.
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Those need to be reviewed by governments which may amend them before confirming them as legal "directives".
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"Could 'any action' include ignoring directives from the Department of Homeland Security on cyber security?" he asked.
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The trouble is, advance directives themselves bring up all kinds of problems in the context of dementia.
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One misconception is that "advanced directives" will be adhered to in all circumstances and in all settings.
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The EU takes money laundering very seriously and addresses it with its Anti-Money Laundering Directives (AMLD).
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The sacred dual directives had to be vigorously defended and market regulations of any kind aggressively parried.
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The new directives allow health and biomedical collaboration between American and Cuban institutions, including commercial research cooperation.
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Italy has the power to halt the EU integration process and the approval of specific new directives.
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They should also push for less regulations and directives in order to make the EU more efficient.
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The Corporation Commission has issued some directives aimed at reducing seismicity, which has fallen somewhat this year.
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Doctors fear the consequences of making a different therapeutic decision than the prescriptive directives of government agencies.
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The blog opened conversations about death outside of the realm of hospice or advance health care directives.
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While he agreed with and trusted the directives, he noted that any extended closures would be devastating.
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The U.S. military headquarters that manages operations in Afghanistan has not publicly addressed new directives from Trump.
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If the president feels they're not aligned with their directives, they have the power to remove them.
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It's rare and oddly fascinating to watch a star so brazenly flaunt so many Hollywood PR directives.
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Some in the room thought he was saying that they should shut up and obey his directives.
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Finalizing your willBefore requesting my documents in the mail, I filled out a template on health directives.
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On average, EU nations lagged in implementing 24.12 percent of directives, with Italy worst at 22015 percent.
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Then those reconciliation directives kick in, and the committees start drafting language that cuts portions of Obamacare.
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Investors are eyeing an EU summit on April 29, where EU directives for Brexit negotiations will be ratified.
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FinServ RegTechs have emerged in a number of areas due to the increasing directives emanating from financial regulators.
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"[T]he conduct was intended to benefit Client-1, in accordance with Client-1's directives," they wrote.
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However, his support of the ban and other anti-LGBTQ+ directives show the opposite to be the case.
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The new EU directives set maximum limits for the average CO2 emissions of vehicles sold by a manufacturer.
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Where healthcare was once dictated by "doctors' orders," we are now in the emerging era of "patients' directives."
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A few early-stage companies are working on facilitation and storage of advanced directives, like MyDirectives and Everplans.
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Even once I was promoted to sous chef, some of my female colleagues would flatly disregard my directives.
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Directives from the top often go unheeded at the bottom, thanks to corruption and lack of political will.
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Overall, 548 hospitals in the US follow the Directives, an increase of 22 percent between 22015 and 26.2.
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Trump's executive order reportedly gets rid of several Obama-era directives that include requirements for resilience and adaptation.
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In each case, the conduct was intended to benefit Client-1, in accordance with Client-1's directives.
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The wheel may land on telling jokes backward, incorporating audience participation or changing their voice, among other directives.
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The transition team also requested all executive orders and directives sent to immigration officials by the Obama administration.
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But a lack of directives at the federal level could lead to a counterproductive patchwork of state regulations.
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The alarming growth of federal guidelines, directives and rules are outpacing the ability to effectively oversee their impact.
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President Donald Trump signed three directives Friday aimed at unwinding regulations put into place after the financial crisis.
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In a rapid stream of words, he categorized the directives he has been giving Russell to motivate him.
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"That is in line with the statutory purposes of the intelligence agencies and relevant European Directives," said May.
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He has put forth his ideas, his directives, which are very similar to what I want to do.
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The training exercise will test emergency services and aims to apply EU flood directives established in November 2013.
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"To date, I have yet to receive implementation guidance, implementation directives, from [Defense Secretary James] Mattis," Milley said.
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But they have another 18 months to implement the new directives, meaning gaps remain for criminals to exploit.
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The comments are in line with Beijing's policy directives and assessments of the economic conditions in recent months.
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But as Hope's plight shows, directives issued in air-conditioned government offices can mean little in poor villages.
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UPS said in Tuesday's statement it would continue to follow government directives across the markets where it operates.
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Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., issued stay-at-home directives on Monday, virtually shutting down the capital region.
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They said the directives from the capital were enacted in a heavy-handed manner that could hurt locals.
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The automaker said administrative areas will continue normal activities, while complying with any directives from the Italian government.
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While the U.S. Open expressed special provisions for returning mothers, Wimbledon's stated directives relate only to competitive balance.
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Evangeline says she began to change her mind when precautionary directives changed and decided to follow the rules.
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Spain's mortgage price index (IRPH) should not be excluded from the remit of EU directives, the spokesman said.
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Though Mr. Spacey gamely obeys these directives and applies his usual polish to them, all of it backfires.
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Carlson says that network executives leave him alone, and that he follows no directives besides his own curiosity.
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The President, however, has issued a raft of contradictory directives that ultimately instruct the government to do neither.
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The directives appear to spare many younger immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, known as Dreamers.
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There were no outstanding airworthiness directives or minimum equipment list items, and all inspections were up to date.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's directives to make it more flexible, resilient and economically efficient while reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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This is the politics of the moment in India, with directives for both ends of our alimentary canal.
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A member of staff at AWS, also on condition of anonymity, said directives had come from the government.
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Mr. Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, by contrast, was seen as far more amenable to White House directives.
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Mr. Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, by contrast, was seen as far more amenable to White House directives.
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Mr. Trump knows that they will follow his directives and not threaten or say anything to discredit him.
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And the more the White House and political appointees give them top-down directives, the more they rebel.
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The FAA, which has issued more than 100 airworthiness directives just since the beginning of this year, has said that the time it takes to finalize directives depends on the complexity of the issue and the agency's risk assessment based on the likelihood of occurrence and the severity of the outcome.
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EK: Well, this is-, you have 50 years of regulations and directives, so they're going to be quite complex.
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Two, the Church's anti-abortion directives can have troubling health consequences for women who don't even want an abortion.
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His team will need to be quick learners in the machinery of government in order to execute these directives.
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There&aposs no directives coming out of Washington, so they are flying by the collective seat of their pants.
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The result was widespread confusion across the country on Saturday as airports struggled to adjust to the new directives.
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A 'Rule' meant to be broken, some say Certainly not all mental health professionals are following their associations' directives.
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The result was widespread confusion across the country on Saturday as airports struggled to adjust to the new directives.
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Regulatory change is happening, but the "how" to implement all of these directives is still hanging in the air.
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Your words will carry more emotional weight and solace than any of the legalese in wills and medical directives.
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Trying to meet a target set by one of those European directives, it discourages landfilling by taxing it heavily.
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The regulator briefly re-imposed the suspension on Wednesday, citing SEC directives but then lifted it again by Thursday.
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"Many of such directives have come and died away," says Fred Mwasa, a journalist with Kigali Today news agency.
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It goes without saying that the next FERC commissioner must be someone who will comply with these judicial directives.
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The assembly will be able to rewrite the constitution, delay elections and issue directives to all branches of government.
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The banking regulator has issued a slew of policy directives aimed at lenders' shadow banking business and risk management.
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Miller didn't elaborate about the directives of the meeting, only to say that it would be about climate issues.
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Along with sending scent directives to your Cyrano, the oNotes app includes a game that quizzes people on scents.
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Their status may come from the elite, who elevate them because they are willing to enforce the elite's directives.
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A member of staff at AWS, also on condition of anonymity, likewise said directives had come from the MIIT.
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The White House reportedly sent directives to the Justice Department and FBI to reopen Turkey's case for Gülen's extradition.
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There is remarkably little debate over such directives because many faculty members fear being labeled as racist or insensitive.
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Peterson's directives to his students and to the online community have encouraged much more violence than Sanneh's article suggests.
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In court challenges, administrative directives and popular culture, the issue is playing out in real time, before our eyes.
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The McLaren employees must stay in quarantine at their Melbourne hotel for two weeks in accordance with health directives.
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The medical community found other, informal ways to alert others, disclosing government directives and hospital reports on the internet.
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Julie Guymon, a spokeswoman for Dillard's, said the company was closing stores based on government directives in certain markets.
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French President Emmanuel Macron issued nearly identical directives, saying French residents' movements would be severely limited for 15 days.
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Governors are leading the nation's containment efforts in the absence of "clear directives" from the Trump administration, he said.
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" There's a full-page graphic on the back cover that cites Islamic texts for "directives to deal with epidemics.
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Once back in the U.S., it's imperative that individuals honor self-quarantine directives to help protect the American public.
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In addition, your own agency has a solid record of compliance with O.G.E.'s information and records production directives.
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The government interferes more online and increasingly demands that businesses pay greater heed to directives from the Communist Party.
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The order's biggest effects on religious life could come through its directives on partisan politicking by houses of worship.
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To many IU Health employees, the pace of change can be bewildering, the new directives too numerous or burdensome.
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It provides detailed directives on "standardizing the work" of the re-education camps, essentially serving as an operating manual.
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But they come against a backdrop of Trump administration directives blocking climate pronouncements from agencies within the federal government.
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Precinct captains will be in touch constantly with their campaign headquarters for directives on their strategy inside the room.
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The transit agency has 60 days to develop a strategy for how it plans to execute the safety directives.
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Now, with his recent directives, Trump is doubling-down on the idea of creating immigration law through executive fiat.
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NPPD covers a number of cybersecurity directives in the agency, including biometrics, cybersecurity of critical infrastructure and cybersecurity communications.
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The Trump administration has heard the states' cries for relief from the myopic, Obama-era directives and has answered.
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" Country after country challenged the President's world view and Trump administration directives during the UN's "Super Bowl of diplomacy.
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Mr. Trump's wave of directives reversed years of American policy on immigration, trade, health care, abortion and the environment.
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Profepa's local operation now only "administrates" directives issued out of Jalapa, Veracruz's capital, some three hours to the north.
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Usually, executive orders, presidential memorandum, or administration directives don't need to be reviewed — Trump can just rescind them immediately.
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In the United States, Catholic hospitals are governed by the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services.
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The company has issued no directives to stores around the country to change its policy, spokesman Randy Hargrove told Reuters.
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That's despite clear directives not to use personal devices for administration business and to save the records if they do.
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While you're drafting or updating your will, also consider having a durable power of attorney document and advance directives drafted.
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Likewise many of Mr Obama's environmental directives, cherished by mainstream Democrats but loathed in Appalachia and elsewhere, now look doomed.
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I think it&aposs diplomat&aposs duty to follow the president&aposs directives and policies and to be out front.
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It costs to come into compliance with the new directives, and it'll cost more to operate in Europe going forward.
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Authorities in Marche, for example, never translated the national directives for the abortion pill RU486 into local protocols and guidelines.
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"However, we are continuously assessing security directives based on intelligence and will make changes when necessary to keep travelers safe."
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If all films were held to the literal word of these directives, fewer foreign films would enter the Chinese marketplace.
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She and others will appear despite directives from the White House for administration officials to defy Congress on such requests.
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Preset rules shifting red to green had been replaced by "micro-directives", really a standard, tied to safety and efficiency.
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"If we look at advance directives as the savior of our health system, it's not going to work," Periyakoil said.
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Trump's efforts were largely unsuccessful, the report said, but only because his staff largely refused to carry out his directives.
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He's dismantled a progressive legacy left behind by Obama-era DOJ initiatives and shepherded new Trump directives through the courts.
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Meanwhile, the SEC – as primary regulator – is bogged down with too many directives, many of which are under- or unfunded.
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Moldova's coalition government has since introduced sweeping reforms to secure the banking sector, which is now aligned with EU directives.
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The answer lies in following the latest guidelines on social distancing, proper handwashing and your local stay-at-home directives.
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Surrounded by states that have not implemented mandatory stay-at-home orders, Arnold believes the directives are vital, he said.
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They'll follow even the most byzantine and red-tape-filled directives under the law to the best of their ability.
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Berie remains passive, never questioning the leader's arbitrary or cruel directives, and even taking his lies and hypocrisies in stride.
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The decree didn't come from the Vatican, only from Paprocki, so the directives would only be bound to his diocese.
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My immediate reaction, as a civil libertarian, was to agree with these directives to protect the privacy of those afflicted.
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In some revealing open-seat races, Democratic voters have also flouted the directives of party leaders and embraced inspiring activists.
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Several other states have already issued similar stay-at-home directives, including New York, California, Illinois, Ohio, Delaware, and Louisiana.
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In a five-minute speech, he urged people to act with solidarity and cooperation and to adhere to official directives.
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The court adopted an approach called trauma-informed care, which seeks to avoid retraumatizing people through its oversight and directives.
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Prosecutors across the country have been incensed and worried about what some perceive as growing political directives coming from Washington.
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The president is looking for each service secretary to carry out the demands of the constitution and the president's directives.
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Ford obliges, but not because a lobotomized Clementine, stripped of her prime directives, is holding a gun to his head.
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"This is alarming because Chinese companies, by law, must comply with directives of the Chinese Communist Party," Mr. O'Brien said.
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Another less formal approach employed by HHS is the issuance of policy statements that are directives that guide the agency.
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The latest statement, issued to reporters at a press conference in Beijing, gave directives for how to avoid worsening overcapacity.
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The groups are asking the court to declare the directives unlawful and block the agency from continuing to apply them.
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One of his directives for the commission was to review the 2014 guidance from the Education and Justice departments. Sen.
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This year especially, Chinese officials worry that sensitive anniversaries could act as kindling, according to directives issued by local governments.
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In 1995 and 1998, President Bill Clinton signed a series of orders that repealed both the Eisenhower and Truman directives.
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Chinese sources I spoke to in academe and the intelligence services denied that Beijing had anything to do with those directives.
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Boeing (BA) issued a statement saying it continually incorporates lessons learned from various incidents into its recommended procedures and airworthiness directives.
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It includes directives and $80,000,000 per year in funding from 0003 to 2023 for the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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The Homeland Security Department is considering further directives that could authorize officials to detain and deport certain undocumented immigrants more quickly.
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Boeing – Boeing issued a statement saying it continually incorporates lessons learned from various incidents into its recommended procedures and airworthiness directives.
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"The Public Protector would arguably have no dignity and be ineffective if her directives could be ignored willy-nilly," Mogoeng said.
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"Being a patient advocate requires encouraging your family member to write advance directives while their mental state is intact," Moore says.
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EU Consumer Commissioner Vera Jourova said on Monday the European Commission was assessing whether Volkswagen had violated two EU consumer directives.
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"There are serious consequences, including the possibility of criminal charges being laid, for failing to comply with these directives," Miles said.
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These types of directives send a message that LGBTQ people are somehow less valuable to the church, the government, and society.
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Some of the subjects responded immediately and clearly to the Internal Directives, while others seemed to have a more disorderly response.
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"Don't ask, don't tell" took nine years to reverse, requiring a change in the law and months to craft subsequent directives.
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The new directives also come as Beijing tries to rein in what and how private technology services are infiltrating students' lives.
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Earlier this month, Industries Qatar increased its foreign ownership limit to 49 percent from 25 percent in line with QP directives.
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The Gulf Arab state "commends directives and decisions of Saudi King Salman on the issue of Kashoggi," WAM said on Twitter.
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He actually did far more, essentially dismantling nearly all the rules, guidance and directives which comprised Obama's climate change action plan.
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Micro-directives had replaced the broad standard controlling medical care: that a doctor aspire to act in a patient's best interest.
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Trump is reportedly prepared to sign "most, if not all" of the directives, a senior White House official told The Post.
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The Cyber Sprint was led by the Office of Management and Budget and supported by binding operational directives from the DHS.
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The congressmen are challenging the administration's authority to implement its strategy, saying it contradicts congressional directives and law on nuclear waste.
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The directives have generated a debate within the government over the value of the digital assault, according to the Times. Adm.
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So far, directives have focused on curbing use of injection wells for the disposal of saltwater, a normal byproduct of production.
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The banking regulator has issued slew of policy directives in recent weeks aimed at lenders' shadow banking business and risk management.
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The directives were phrased as requests, because the Corporation Commission's legal authority to order cutbacks over such broad areas is unclear.
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The original post about Oakland's fire existed for only a day, but nearly a week later, another emerged with broader directives.
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Many hospital systems are notorious for tracking and dedicating hundreds of hours of staff time to conform to compliance audit directives.
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But as Ms. McCain shared one of her father's dying directives — "Show them how tough you are" — her voice stopped wavering.
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By Monday, Hogan and DeWine had issued directives to close several facilities and businesses -- including restaurants, bars, gyms and movie theaters.
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As Mr. Chau acknowledged, this information was often used to pressure families and entire communities to comply with the government's directives.
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In November 2015, the Latter Day Saints church in Utah set out new directives that rocked SubRosa's city to the core.
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Another two million people were being asked to stay home under similar directives in the Sacramento and Monterey areas on Wednesday.
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"The standard advance directives tend to focus on things like a 'permanent coma' or a 'persistent vegetative state,'" Dr. Gaster said.
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El Al airlines said only that it operates in accordance with directives of the Ministry of Health and declined further comment.
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I'm healthy now, but have opted in my advance directives to refuse all but comfort care if I contract covid-19.
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"If folks have been following our directives already then this is not a substantial change," Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said.
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A spokesperson for USDA said there have been no directives within the department that discouraged the dissemination of climate-related science.
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But players said Callaway has been tough when needed, in formal meetings and with quick directives in passing in the hallway.
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Scientists say logging also took place during nesting season from March to mid October, which is a violation of EU directives.
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I've signed out directives that address enhanced screening of all our foreign students that address credentialing going forward, weapons policies, etc.
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As the bête noire of the environmental movement, coal is often the main target of regulations and directives from regulatory agencies.
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The obstruction charge against Trump is based partly on White House directives to officials not to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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The typical response to this kind of blatantly inappropriate order from Trump has been to simply not carry out his directives.
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"State and national officials should be following the Supreme Court's directives against mob killings instead of disregarding their human rights obligations."
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Lahore High Court Chief Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah passed the order, issuing directives to enforce the transgender community's basic rights.
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In a separate order Thursday, Jackson spelled out three directives for Manafort while he's being held in a Warsaw, Virginia, jail.
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But their proper care was delayed or denied because doctors feared violating directives from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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Yet there is apparently confusion about how to interpret the directives, and that confusion can cost women dearly in emergency situations.
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Dr. Drye, who helped Mr. Storey complete his advance directives, will arrange for home or inpatient hospice care when he needs it.
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"Nobody disobeys my orders," Trump told CNN's Kaitlan Collins when she asked whether he was worried about his advisers ignoring his directives.
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Either way, these directives show the real power in beauty: that conviction, unity, and goodwill can help us do and be better.
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"Once he's released, he's committed to follow all the orders and directives of the court and of the probation department," Minassian said.
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Whittaker had a creative say in how these directives for the character and the series would come across in the Doctor's clothes.
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Jason Eberl, a medical ethicist from Marian University who spoke at the festival, said advance directives can address these financial issues, too.
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The instructions for "SUIT UP: Pushback to the Rollbacks," for instance, read like yogic directives: Take an EPA Suit and Suit Up!
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If it finds any flaws in the airliner's engine, it could issue recommendations or directives that may save lives in the future.
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The AIFF has said it was fully complaint with both Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports directives, as well as FIFA statutes.
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It was not known if the provincial directives were limited to these regions or part of a wider national directive to lenders.
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They give clear directives: "Alright, pouting in 3, 2, 1!" is the kind of thing Abell often shouts from behind the monitor.
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FIFA's 209 member national associations (FAs) each hold one vote and secret voting means they can ignore directives without being found out.
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And it will revoke six Obama directives related to climate, including ones on national security and adaptation to climate change's worst impacts.
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If you want proof of this, look at Google's attitude to the European directives on copyright policy, a subject that affects you.
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The annual policy bill, which passed 371-85033, with one lawmaker voting "present," outlines directives across the 16 U.S. federal intelligence agencies.
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The Order goes far beyond reversing a few controversial rules by rooting out a host of Obama policies and directives on climate.
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It's one of the reasons many of these previous policies had to be corrected with clear directives in the First Step Act.
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Pruitt's deliberately obscures and distorts, or reverses the meaning of words and directives about public health and environmental safeguards at U.S. EPA.
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Stop-loss orders — baked-in directives to sell an asset once it falls to a certain price — contributed to the temporary drop.
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E.U. articles and directives govern everything from equal pay for men and women to the international trade of the hairy-vetch seed.
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The annual policy bill, which passed 22019-35, with one lawmaker voting "present," outlines directives across the 16 U.S. federal intelligence agencies.
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The question grows much murkier for patients with dementia or mental illness who have specified VSED under certain circumstances through advance directives.
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But that move came in the wake of the withdrawal of several DOJ directives that appeared to lessen protections for transgender people.
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Minutes later, Ri would accuse the U.S. of going against Trump's directives agreed upon at Kim and Trump's historic summit in June.
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The rule's exemption presumes that governments don't need any laws or directives to make sure they look out for savers' best interests.
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The PT's Haddad and Hoffmann, both lawyers, are on that team, enabling them to carry out Lula's directives and spread his message.
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For instance, you get the inside story of how various policy directives did or didn't make their way to the White House.
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Some military commanders deployed to Eastern Syria were reportedly still waiting to receive their directives to guard oil fields in the region.
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Those past directives acknowledged that gun violence is a problem, but they were unlikely to upset opponents of more restrictive gun policies.
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The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has strengthened requirements that hospitals ask if patients have advance directives, including psychiatric ones.
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Psychiatric advance directives have the potential to give patients greater ownership of the care they receive and make that care more effective.
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The press conference was canceled "out of an abundance of caution and in line with government directives," the email to media said.
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The press conference was canceled "out of an abundance of caution and in line with government directives," the email to media said.
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In recent days, the governors of at least 18 states have issued stay-at-home directives affecting about half the nation's population.
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"We regard the European directives as best practice," said Pansy Tlakula, chairwoman of South Africa's Information Regulator, the country's data protection agency.
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Draft your advanced directives, in which you state how you prefer to receive health care if you're unable to communicate your wishes.
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It's worth noting that in the US, school administrators are usually under no obligation to follow the directives of student government decisions.
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Making money — not following political directives — is the top priority for Chinese state-owned train giant CRRC, its chairman claimed this week.
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MORE used executive orders, sentence commutations, and directives to his Department of Justice not to target low-level drug offenders for prosecution.
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Along the way, more than half a dozen subordinates claim, he gave them explicit directives about whom to arrest based on race.
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The sloppiness and aggressiveness of the directives, combined with the attacks on judges, put extra pressure on judges to rule against Trump.
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These directives must be executed by a date certain, and there is no reason to believe that they will not be executed.
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The conduct of those officials, and the nature of the directives they received, is at the center of the House impeachment investigation.
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The woman sued, and Mr. Heimbach responded with his own claim, saying that he "acted pursuant to the directives" of the candidate.
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Military and intelligence officials have said that they have yet to receive directives from Trump to combat the online onslaught from Russia.
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Official government memos, speeches and a manual on how to run the internment camps exposed high-level directives for the internment campaign.
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Federal prosecutors will pursue the toughest possible charges and sentences against crime suspects, under new directives issued by the Justice Department today.
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Hong Kong media have speculated that Lam's talks with Xi could yield fresh directives on the crisis, including a possible cabinet reshuffle.
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He said he had been optimistic about a deal on the issue until Mr. Trump's tough immigration directives on deportations were announced.
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Hong Kong media have speculated that Lam's talks with Xi could yield fresh directives on the crisis, including a possible cabinet reshuffle.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE; and a host of other inappropriate and unethical directives issued by Kalanick.
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It outlines the procedural requirements for the agency to issue directives, promulgate regulations and inspect and audit the operations of transit agencies.
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Patients should also document their preferences for conservative measures in advance directives, including state P.O.L.S.T. (Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment) forms.
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Several Indian companies shut stores and factories in line with government directives and several districts went into lockdown to contain the virus.
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The Council will ... keep these negotiating directives under review in the light of progress in the negotiations and update them as necessary.
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This is sets down a legal avenue where if the department does not comply with these directives, they can be held accountable.
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Lawyers for Chin say that he deserves a third of that, a sentence of just 37 months as he was following Cadden's directives.
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Despite his incarceration in an American jail, the sheikh's religious directives continued to spark violence in his native Egypt during the mid-1990s.
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According to the FAA, the new airworthiness directives (AD) would cost about $22017 per engine and would require about two hours of labor.
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The series includes content warnings before the start of some episodes, as well as directives to contact suicide hotlines by the series' actors.
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It's ironic that this is the tipping point for the Westworld administration — there are hosts out there actually rebelling against their prime directives.
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The new directives create an uncertain future for an estimated 11 million undocumented U.S. workers — and their people and companies that employ them.
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" Asked for the actual presidential directive or directives referenced in her statement, Sanders told BuzzFeed News, "There isn't anything else, just the statement.
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The DSCOVR satellite is jointly operated by NASA and NOAA, and NOAA hasn't received any directives yet to stop maintaining the DSCOVR satellite.
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Statistics and heartbreak prove the danger of rogue orders for local law enforcement to ignore lawful ICE directives to remove dangerous illegal immigrants.
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President Donald Trump has rolled back many climate directives and policies, as well as vowed to withdraw the US from the Paris agreement.
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That warning is premised primarily on perceptions that Chinese companies are not able to refuse Beijing's directives to support its intelligence gathering efforts.
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Moore encourages his patients to think about the advance directives as a way to ensure they or their loved ones die with dignity.
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One of our directives is to feature local artists, but from a limited population, it's hard to keep steady stream of Delaware artists.
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There have been instances in recent weeks where aides have slow walked or ignored Trump's directives, hoping he will forget he gave them.
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Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw said she ordered an internal investigation to review the communications and determine if any bureau directives were violated.
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According to Variety, Google invested significant funds into the studio, but it didn't give any directives on how to monetize the short films.
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The same source told IRNA that the tanker's violations also included sailing in the wrong direction in a shipping lane and ignoring directives.
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The 51-year-old famed director of "Boyz N the Hood" did not have any medical directives ... thus the need for a conservatorship.
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China's Ministry of Finance regularly issues policies and directives to restrict debt raising through LGFVs to control public indebtedness and reduce moral hazard.
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The policy evolved into the Texas Advance Directives Act, which won bipartisan support and was signed into law in 1999 by then-Gov.
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Officials at the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Department of Homeland Security say the nuclear safety directives are available, including online at Ready.
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His early directives on regulatory reform allowed private companies to conduct business as they best saw fit, without fear of undue government interference.
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Catholic hospitals generally follow the health-care directives laid out by the Conference of Catholic Bishops, which ban "contraceptive intervention" of any sort.
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Both Democratic and Republican Congressional appropriation staffers will remember this, and will include directives further limiting the Trump administration from accomplishing its objectives.
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The directives also include allowing hard currency transfers abroad only in order to cover urgent personal spending, a statement by the association said.
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Post-crisis policies achieved some important objectives, but they also bred a sprawl of conflicting directives that led to uncertainty for financial institutions.
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The bank's management and strategy is in line with those of the group as a whole, reflecting well-articulated and stable strategic directives.
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It's not all directives and drills for Faulkner, though — amid the nonstop news cycle, she appreciates some R&R every once in awhile.
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Ben Lee, managing partner of IGAMIX Management and Consulting in Macau, said the latest directives this year from China were clear warning signs.
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Still, Southwest maintains that its planes are safe to fly and that it's complying with all FAA directives as the plane inspections continue.
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The company said at the time that it had been working to clean-up the internet of content banned in government censorship directives.
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Treatment, vaccination programmes and safe burials of victims have been disrupted by a surge in violence and abiding local mistrust of health directives.
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If the San Bernardino order is upheld, Apple said, it could leave individuals and business vulnerable to an unlimited array of government directives.
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In October 2014, the EU published the previously secret TTIP "negotiating mandate" — the directives followed by European negotiators — after it was leaked online.
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That's a challenge because, though the European Union has directives for protocols that people working with biotech should follow, they vary by country.
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The Immigration and Refugee Board said on Tuesday it has received no directives or guidance on how to deal with these border crossers.
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The health law authorized certain exemptions from the coverage requirement, and the Obama administration has expanded that list through rules and policy directives.
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The automakers said it had intensified measures across its facilities to support the government's directives to curb the spread of the infectious virus.
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He said the company is also planning new products in response to the widespread stay-at-home directives being issued across the country.
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He said the company is also planning new products in response to the widespread "stay-at-home" directives being issued across the country.
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Moss found that as a result of Cuccinelli's unlawful appointment, Cuccinelli lacked authority to issue two of the directives challenged in the lawsuit.
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There's software and clever patient apps that work outside the electronic record, promising to build a repository of directives, proxy forms, even conversations.
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Although only a small number of applicants ultimately win asylum, the orders could hurt those with legitimate claims, said critics of the directives.
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Europeans are tired of taking orders from Mr. Trump's America, which makes them more inclined to ignore American directives on issues like Huawei.
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Psychiatric advance directives allow patients with serious mental illness to specify the treatment they want if they become too sick to say so.
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Advance directives for the lives of those with mental health problems before situations get challenging are a victory for both patients and providers.
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They proved far more adept at the inside game, saying yes to his directives but rarely following through on them, Mr. Harel said.
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Mr. Trump's order followed the pattern of previous policy shifts that originated with similar directives to agencies to come up with new rules.
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A group of asylum seekers and organizations that offer them legal aid who have been affected by those directives had brought the lawsuit.
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"He tended to freelance on policy matters and he strayed from many of the directives he got from Washington," this former official said.
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Ample & growing evidence exists that TikTok's platform for western markets, including the U.S., are censoring content in line with #China's communist government directives.
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The other two components of the Trump directives are aimed at implementing a Supreme Court decision that Alliance Defending Freedom won in 2017.
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It turns over data more often in response to secret U.S. intelligence court directives, topping 14,000 accounts in the second half of 2018.
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"Nobody understands who is giving directives and who is supposed to implement," said the head of one international aid group in South Sudan.
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But his $582 million Renewal initiative, which flooded 94 schools with resources while subjecting them to sometimes contradictory directives, has produced disappointing results.
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"You can't have directives coming from Washington that are distinctly anti-human rights and then say you're championing human rights at the U.N."
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Fortunately, she and her husband had drafted advance directives; she named her husband, William, to make medical decisions if she became unable to.
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The package of modest directives from Attorney General Jeff Sessions came as President Donald Trump formally unveiled his own school safety proposals Monday.
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About 45 percent of older people have completed advance directives, which often specify that doctors should not take extreme measures to prolong life.
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That guidance urged schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms matching their gender identity and issued other directives on bullying and harassment.
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I did so despite directives from the White House and the State Department that I refuse to appear, as many others have done.
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In turn, executive branch agencies are moving swiftly to implement these directives in a manner that allows for safe and responsible resource development.
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President Donald Trump surprised lawmakers earlier this month when he praised the system of congressional directives often referred to as pork-barrel spending.
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Medical directives allow you to state how you prefer to receive health care in the event you are unable to communicate your wishes.
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Combined with the initial surprise, Kelly's memo has fueled uncertainty in the West Wing about how the memo's directives will impact daily operations.
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Norway has a theoretical right to veto directives but has never once said "No", fearing it would jeopardize the whole relationship, officials say.
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The Ethical and Religious Directives, for example, severely limit access to reproductive health care, including abortion, contraceptives, sterilization, and in-vitro fertilization (IVF).
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For example, China recently released new directives governing PPP investments that are expected to launch more than 1,000 PPP projects worth $318 billion.
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It's estimated that one in six hospital beds in this country are at hospitals and facilities subjected to the Ethical and Religious Directives.
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"Be prepared to report future abuses to the Inspector General, the Office of Professional Responsibility, and Congress; to refuse to carry out directives that are inconsistent with their oaths of office; to withdraw from cases that involve such directives or other misconduct; and, if necessary, to resign and report publicly ... to the American people the reasons for their resignation," the statement read.
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It oversaw a profusion of complex, and sometimes conflicting, directives; supervisors kept banks on a tight leash through stress tests that lacked clear criteria.
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Why the future of Chinese e-commerce is in its rural areas Those directives usher in huge opportunities for companies in the private sector.
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All four were reported to have butted heads with Zuckerberg's directives, which we now know involves stripping those apps of some of their autonomy.
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Of the three agencies GAO examined in this report, the State Department lagged furthest behind in complying with White House directives on climate change.
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"Evidence on health-related behavior suggests that people respond poorly to directives," wrote Cantor, an adjunct faculty member of the UCLA School of Law.
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Bannon and Miller were running point on this order and giving directives regarding green cards, according to a Republican close to the White House.
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The Union began issuing information security directives addressing things like e-commerce, data protection, data retention and cybercrime starting in the early 2000's.
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Instead, there is derision, and decisions from the top (such as the transgender directives, however well-meant) that are not only puzzling but annoying.
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Under President Barack Obama, the U.S. Department of Education issued directives aimed at strengthening protections for those who report being victims of such crimes.
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The directives drew immediate criticism from the American Federation of Government Employees, which said the moves would hurt veterans, law enforcement officers and others.
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Photo: NASABoth the Senate and the House have approved a bill that will send $19.508 billion to NASA and sets some very ambitious directives.
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On May 22, Aamann added, governments should agree the directives that EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier needs in order to launch the formal talks.
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Vague directives in text about where to find more information about a suspect — just as we saw in New York — are not good enough.
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On September 22nd, she announced that she was rescinding Obama-era directives to universities on how they should investigate and adjudicate sexual-assault claims.
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When the Obama administration issued its space policy in 2010, one of the directives was to shore up awareness and control of orbital traffic.
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But we also found 8,548 unfilled mid-level positions, defined as two-10 years of engineering experience, and able to act on broad directives.
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OSHEE, a state monopoly, is currently being split into three companies: distribution, retail and commercial operations, in line with European Union directives, officials said.
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Operated by Catholic Health Initiatives, a nonprofit based in Colorado, KentuckyOne requires all of its facilities—including Jewish Hospital—to abide by Catholic directives.
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With county-level data, public health directives can be more targeted and, some experts hope, more effective in cutting death rates from the disease.
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He issued directives to establish ROTC programs at predominantly black colleges, boost black enrollment at the Naval Academy, and end sexist and racist policies.
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"There was nothing that was held up, there was no one who thought, 'Oh we have to update the directives,'" the former official said.
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Many times those apps are Google's, not HTC's, and the company has made efforts to design its own apps around Google's Material Design directives.
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S'il y a besoin d'en être sûr, regardez l'attitude de Google avec les directives européennes sur le droit voisin, un sujet qui vous touche.
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But ACLU's claim isn't based on a challenge to any of the expedited removal proceedings statutory provisions or written directives for implementing those provisions.
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Government Directives to Manage Supply: The Indonesian government in late March 2017 directed the poultry industry to reduce the supply of day-old chicks.
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Trump's directives emphasize a merit-based system for employees, while limiting the amount of time required before an agency can fire a federal employee.
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And ISIS is exploiting opportunities afield as they arise, offering remote operators to provide directives to what we in the West label lone wolves.
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Mattis released interim guidance Thursday calling for the development of a plan to implement the directives in the President's memorandum on transgender military service.
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It was a good year for it because the EU had planned to vote on changes to its Eco Design and Energy Label Directives.
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The drugmaker recorded an exceptional loss of 775.2 million rupees during the quarter on account of alleged breach of regulatory directives on price control.
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Immigration officers were previously allowed to grant partnership visas at their discretion in exceptional cases, but new directives issued in May ended these exceptions.
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But it, and the lack of clear directives plus the frenzy around it, have added tremendous moral weight to seemingly every decision I make.
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It was cruel of a senior official to swipe two "reckless" policy directives on trade from President Trump's desk before he could sign them.
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" Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, a leading anti-abortion group, said the president's directives amounted to taking "a monumental stand.
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For some in the community, the experience of the measles outbreak left a lingering wariness of public health officials and directives from the state.
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"We inspected it and it was recommended to end the event because of the state's guidelines and directives regarding Covid-19," Mr. Long said.
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"While the federal government has had some guidelines, which are changing, they have not given clear directives," he said, according to the Baltimore Sun.
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The police argued that permits were held for all the firearms they found and that the members of the group complied with their directives.
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But regardless of the city's directives, the doctor added, "We still have to go to work because we have to — otherwise, people will die."
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The letter is not an unusual response after the agency issues airworthiness directives, and it is not known what specific changes Boeing was requesting.
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Trump allegedly joked to aides, telling them to approve orders and move forward with the wall even if the directives were illegal or unworkable.
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But these instances, some of which were reversed after protests, were the result of decisions by local staff, not directives from the Obama administration.
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Many people in the video say they wish they had listened to directives to stay inside and practice social distancing before it became mandatory.
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The administration, consumed with sweeping directives to increase deportations of other undocumented immigrants, does not have the capacity to manage the issue, he said.
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Third, rather than meet with regulators, small businesses or community banks, Mr. Trump met with the titans of Wall Street before announcing the directives.
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They can function as directives to execute the law — which is squarely within the scope of presidential power — or they can entail presidential legislating.
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Several similar lawsuits around the country say that health care providers disregarded or overrode advance directives, resuscitating people whose instructions clearly said not to.
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When President Jimmy Carter came into office in 1977, among his first directives was calling on Congress to pass mandatory revenue controls for hospitals.
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The directives struck at the heart of Silicon Valley's cherished values, its fabled history and, not least, its embrace-the-world approach to customers.
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Two more documents you'll need in order to get your basic estate plan in order are the power of attorney and your medical directives.
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The report also includes military-wide directives from Mattis on training guidance, operational discipline and reinforcing already-established protocols within the chain of command.
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Plus, with the occasional confusion that some White House directives are producing, clarity on what in fact is happening becomes all the more crucial.
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Many of the executive order's directives will help Trump keep his campaign promise to bring coal industry jobs back, the White House official said.
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Under Cuba&aposs constitution, the Communist Party issues general directives to the Cuban government, which then passes laws and regulations putting that guidance into effect.
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Over the past year, market conditions and producer profitability have also improved significantly, following government directives to regulate supply and an uptick in demand growth.
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President Donald Trump's administration has issued directives to agents to more aggressively enforce immigration laws and more immigrants are coming under scrutiny by the authorities.
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Clinton's use of a private email account for official communications was in line with precedents set by Bush administration officials but violated Obama administration directives.
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They include: Don't lie, don't murder, and other commandments and directives along those lines, demands that conceive of morality in stark black-and-white terms.
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Shifting policy on both issues could be accomplished by putting out new enforcement directives to agents in the field from the Department of Homeland Security.
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"The regulation returns control over citizens' personal data to citizens," Jan Philipp Albrecht, the EC's lead legislator on the directives, said of the new rules.
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The new maps are "one more piece of data" the agency can use to support its directives, which aren't mandatory, OCC spokesman Matt Skinner said.
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To work out just what another developer has changed requires users to enter arcane directives at a command prompt and scroll through pages of text.
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As reported by Newsy, the documents included guidance and directives on vocational programs, independent living services, and "free appropriate public education" for students with disabilities.
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And even if the FAA issues airworthiness directives, many airlines have said they won't consider reintroducing the 737MAX until at least the summer peak passes.
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Chinese government organs are estimated to issue thousands of separate censorship directives annually, charging all companies with compliance under threat of severe sanction or shutdown.
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Aheda Zanetti, who lives in Australia and owns the trademark on 'burkini,' said online sales skyrocketed as women took a stand against the clothing directives.
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However, new research conducted by me and my co-author Keith Campbell challenges the idea that vague directives and loose guidelines are the best approach.
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Refusals from McGahn — and other top White House staffers — to obey presidential directives are part of the reason that Trump may have avoided obstructing justice.
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This currency move would not be the first time that the Trump administration has ignored established policy-making protocols to carry out the president's directives.
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"If anything is identified that is deemed outside of our values and directives, it will be addressed," Outlaw said late on Thursday in a statement.
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The rumors were never officially confirmed, and major exchanges in the country—including BTCChina—initially said they hadn't received any official directives from the authorities.
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"The judicial branch has no power to eviscerate the lawful directives of Congress—nor to enjoin the executive branch from enforcing such mandates," Sessions said.
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Greenpeace suggested two possibilities: that the directives may still apply to the UK if it stays part of the energy single market, and simple inertia.
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Like many of Dignity Health's California facilities, the hospital abides by "ethical and religious directives" set down by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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In 2015, a Genesys hospital in Michigan refused to allow the procedure to be performed on Mann, 34, citing religious directives, the ACLU complaint said.
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The sheltering directives go against the basic human instinct to flee and to reunite with family members as quickly as possible, emergency preparedness officials acknowledge.
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Among their many directives, the orders roll back the Obama administration's approach to prioritizing for enforcement individuals who are public safety and national security threats.
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If U.S. negotiators want progress in this area, they might be satisfied with directives issued by China's State Council instead, one of the sources said.
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So the department also sends out signals from on high: Mr Xi's speeches, and directives given by leaders during their visits to provinces or factories.
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Ultimately, the refusal of McGahn and other aides to act on the president's directives to interfere with the Mueller investigation limited the president's legal exposure.
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Richard Pait, a former Army officer, was a section chief at the agency's Office of Inspection, which inspects the airports for compliance with security directives.
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Moreover, most E.U. legislation is not in the form of written law, but rather "directives" to the states, whose legislatures then turn them into law.
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I expect Gorsuch to be confirmed, for instance, and a number of Trump's executive orders are consequential — like the climate change directives released this week.
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It was there when he first ran up against match-fixing, drafting English cricket's first set of Anti-Corruption Directives, which were implemented in 2000.
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"Executive action" is a catch-all phrase for policy pronouncements originating from the White House; executive orders are legally binding directives, like the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Having the ability to carry out these directives are our basic rights, and building the institutions that produce this happiness is God's work on Earth.
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The directives added beaches and parks to a list of places, including schools, shopping malls, restaurants and theaters, that have been closed to the public.
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The directives added beaches and parks to a list of places, including schools, shopping malls, restaurants and theaters, that have been closed to the public.
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House managers maintain a black list of those who don't wear the proper clothes, follow directives, show enough initiative, arrive on time or at all.
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Maybe patients should be able to access their health records through a patient-facing interface, send in their own directives, or even update related notes.
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The official signboard into the park had offered few directives except a breezy instruction to camp where we wanted to and clean up after ourselves.
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During production, one of their directives was that "if it looks and feels like something from an animated film, it's not our movie," Persichetti said.
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Directives to work and study at home instead of at offices, schools and colleges could mean less revenue from fuel taxes and public transit fares.
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Unlike Google, Apple runs its own app store in China, heeding government directives about the kinds of apps that can be available to Chinese users.
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The central bank said in a statement it had also issued new regulations and directives to support companies and retail customers affected by the outbreak.
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"France has an obligation, under the European Union directives," said Alain Reynes, who heads a pro-bear association that was a plaintiff in the case.
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"Ample & growing evidence exists that TikTok's platform for western markets, including the U.S., are censoring content in line with #China's communist government directives," he tweeted.
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"Ample & growing evidence exists that TikTok's platform for western markets, including the U.S., are censoring content in line with #China's communist government directives," he tweeted.
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"My daughter said just let it go, don't say nothing, just let it go and I did — until l I had different directives," he said.
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The defense lobbyist said Dunford's response is "what a senior military leader is supposed to do" — acknowledge the president's directives and maintain the current policy.
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The pilot program comes on the heels of previous policy directives implemented by USCIS that have sped up the initial screening process at the border.
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Corporations themselves may not be the originators of compliant actions to the Chinese government, but may have to comply with Party directives all the same.
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"Ample & growing evidence exists that TikTok's platform for western markets, including the U.S., are censoring content in line with #China's communist government directives," tweeted Rubio.
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The president of the board could start by calling the managing agent and instructing the company to stop taking unilateral directives from one board member.
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The fragment is an old form, perhaps even our native form — don't we speak to ourselves in curt directives, experience memory as clusters of language?
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The update found no outstanding airworthiness directives (no safety notices about issues involving helicopter) and that all inspections on the aircraft were up to date.
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This acknowledgment might seem enough to absolve the trustees, but such directives have not always protected trustees from litigation over the management of the assets.
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"As the FCC revisits its policies in light of the court's directives, I hope it has the courage to run an open and fair process."
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The scanner utility was made in collaboration with Qihoo 360, a Chinese security company that has occasionally made headlines for complying with national censorship directives.
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Farhad: Speaking of policy directives with no clear purpose, the United States and Britain issued a surprise ban this week on electronics in the air.
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"Ample & growing evidence exists that TikTok's platform for western markets, including the U.S., are censoring content in line with #China's communist government directives," Rubio tweeted.
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The lawsuit argues that Cuccinelli lacks the authority to serve as acting director and that any directives he issues in that capacity are therefore invalid.
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"These unlawful directives issued by an unlawfully appointed official punish asylum seekers fleeing persecution and undermine American values," said Democracy Forward Executive Director Anne Harkavy.
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In February, Kelly released two implementation memos, which served the dual purpose of increasing employee agency morale and translating Trump's executive orders into practical directives.
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The directives said the airports must have the explosive detection devices in place in 21 days and conduct the tougher security checks by the fall.
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Even after revising it, companies like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft led their peers in protesting Trump's directives and challenging them in federal court.
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Mr. Bouteflika is said to be barely able to speak, though top officials and friends insist that he is lucid and capable of dispensing directives.
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The truck attacks in Berlin and Nice follow with recent IS directives urging supporters to carry out unsophisticated attacks using whatever weapons are at hand.
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Another way forward might be to approach bureaucracies not just as instruments that execute directives, but as organizations that demand complex judgment from their employees.
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He also appeared to be communicating with his team via Instagram, giving them orders by name and giving them directives by tagging them in posts.
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In September, cryptocurrency exchanges in China, where digital money is bought and sold for cash, stopped serving customers in the country to comply with government directives.
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It showed me how I exist within the confines of already existing directives and how I am always on stage within the terms of the performance.
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Under former President Barack Obama, the U.S. Department of Education issued directives aimed at strengthening protections for people who claimed to be victims of such crimes.
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To accomplish something, Republicans are going to have to break from one or more of Trump's directives or abandon their core party principle of the deficit.
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The State Department will also look into the records of Pompeo and two other officials for "final directives" to recall then-Ambassador Yovanovitch from her post.
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The Trump administration is reviewing Title IX directives issued in recent years, and is already making changes to enforcement of colleges' handling of sexual misconduct cases.
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"Advance directives," are legal documents, such as a living will, that allow a person to record their wishes regarding end-of-life care ahead of time.
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From an employee perspective, you're always safest when your directives are in writing because there's no question of who told you to do what and when.
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Under long-standing Supreme Court precedent, it is a violation of due process to take advantage of a citizen's reliance on prior government assurances or directives.
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With Kemp continuing to oversee the state office in charge of voting, advocates worry his directives could affect Georgia's political power balance for decades to come.
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As short-form videos took off in 2018, the government issued similar directives demanding Douyin (TikTok for China), Kuaishou and many others to purge "illicit" content.
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Ignore those directives of using a quarter-sized dollop — really squeeze (or scoop) the formula out so that it completely covers your hands and your hair.
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The newly-launched assessments come after the CBRC sent a flurry of new policy directives last month aimed at eradicating regulatory arbitrage and other risky practices.
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"I think one of the directives we've gotten very clearly from Sundar [Pichai, Google's CEO], his leadership is to build deeper relationships with conservatives," Kovacevich said.
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And members of the military are used to rumors and murmurs about directives that will change things as innocuous as commissary hours to orders to deploy.
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Mark Milley said Thursday that, to date, he has not received "directives on implementation" for a ban and learned about the President's decision through the media.
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We expect to have the Brexit guidelines adopted by the European Council on April 29 and following that the Brexit negotiating directives ready on May 22.
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Authorities have called for the "sinicization" of religion in China, which appears to include the removal of religious symbols and stricter adherence to Communist Party directives.
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Budgets include topline numbers and instructions to other committees to use to write annual spending bills, or craft legislation that actually carry out the budget's directives.
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This support, coupled with directives from the Obama administration and federal grant programs from the Department of Justice, further encouraged police departments to announce pilot programs.
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In the context of policies, the lever is the consequence of ignoring policy directives; the place to stand is the system that houses and distributes them.
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Agency directives allow for Long to have a contingency aide with him to ensure secure communications with the government in case of an emergency, Politico noted.
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They will return to find their Twitter feeds filled with new policy directives from Trump on health care, the Iran nuclear deal, immigration policy and more.
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Forty-two days later, the FOMC did an about-face in terms of policy directives, shifting from a more aggressive tone to a more patient position.
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"This is in accordance with directives from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT)," said the person, referring to the regulator that oversees VPN use.
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EPA staff told us that they are gravely worried about strong directives from EPA leadership to back away from enforcement or to defer more to states.
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She references these same two sacrosanct directives whenever she gives testimony before congressional committees, always conveying the sense that she is duty-bound to honor them.
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But Rostov is an optimist: The cramped room will at the very least keep him away from the Bolsheviks below, clacking out directives on their typewriters.
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That memo was also never implemented -- one of many presidential directives Mattis slow-walked with the hope that Trump would forget about them and move on.
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The plaintiffs argued that a memo that accompanied the latest travel ban includes directives to prevent the entry of refugees who are citizens of 11 countries.
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"This project uses software to identify discrete neume shapes in scanned images of early medieval notation and interpret them as musical directives," reads the project's website.
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A government watchdog filed a complaint this month alleging that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross may be illegally holding stock in companies affected by Trump administration directives.
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Uighurs who hold foreign citizenship or live abroad are not free from surveillance, with directives in the leaked documents ordering them to be monitored as well.
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I could not disagree more with the administration's positions on immigration, but the current state of contradicting directives has plunged our country into even more peril.
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The controversy revolves around recent changes to immigration policy, particularly new directives governing visas, which have made it harder to bring a partner to New Zealand.
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Late last year, two McKinsey partners spoke at a meeting of the state-controlled conglomerate China Merchants Group that focused on carrying out Communist Party directives.
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The patchwork of state and local directives to stem the tide of infections came as U.S. health officials struggled to expand the country's limited testing capacity.
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The patchwork of state and local directives to stem the tide of infections came as U.S. health officials struggled to expand the country's limited testing capacity.
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Travel bans and border closures, coupled with directives to self-isolate or quarantine have forced airlines to suspend routes, ground planes, and cut costs wherever possible.
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The move came two years after a government inspection team criticized the State Administration of Religious Affairs, saying it was not enforcing party directives forcefully enough.
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Mr. Milgram showed that normal people would commit violent acts — not because they were sadists, but because they were loath to disobey an authority figure's directives.
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A subsidiary of the largest Catholic healthcare system in the world, Respondent Ascension Health, Genesys follows the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Facilities.
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Liz Mazucci, Hoboken, N.J. We don't know of any directives that the Justice Department gave to the Mueller team about the timing of the investigation's completion.
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"Uncertainty continued to permeate the response effort, however, amid muddled directives from the Trump administration and reports of some patients unable to access testing," they write.
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Those changes were outlined in the new directives that General Hicks issued last week, formalizing guidance he had messaged to commanders over the past few months.
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"Many hospitals strictly interpret the directives and don't make exceptions to the prohibitions," said Lori Freedman, a medical sociologist at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Summers argued that Fed officials making monetary policy to achieve certain political outcomes would be akin to nonelected military leaders ignoring the directives of the president.
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Travel bans and border closures, coupled with directives to self-isolate or quarantine, have forced airlines to suspend routes, ground planes, and cut costs wherever possible.
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Many of the people who appear in the video say they wish they had taken early directives to stay inside and practice social distancing more seriously.
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Through messages passed by Stewart (later convicted for her crimes) to and from IG liaisons, Rahman transmitted directives to and received reports from terror operatives abroad.
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Lam's visit comes amid speculation in local media that talks with Xi could yield fresh directives on the city's political crisis, including a possible cabinet reshuffle.
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Reviews and interprets new and established directives, instructions, regulations and delegations of authority for potential impact on major program objectives, operating policies, work operations, and progress.
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Not only that, but rights and protections we thought secure are endangered by the rush to write into UK statutes employment and equality directives from Europe.
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Administration officials also credited Trump's directives to crack down on enforcement with an uptick in apprehensions near Yuma in the first seven months of the year.
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Mr. Acosta tried to justify his evasions by citing directives from Mr. Trump to review and possibly roll back pending rules before moving forward with them.
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Several embraced Mr. Trump's directives that limited new refugees, ordered up the border wall and cut off federal grant money to cities labeled sanctuaries for immigrants.
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That document should be stored with an up-to-date will and advanced medical directives, which stipulate your health care wishes if something happens to you.
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Republican leaders are touting the fact that the deal does not include new funding or directives for international efforts to aid family planning and reproductive health.
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The directives would also revive a program that recruits local police officers and sheriff's deputies to help with deportation, effectively making them de facto immigration agents.
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Norway was best of all EEA nations in implementing EU directives into law, with a perfect score of zero delays in a 2015 official EEA scorecard.
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Any knowledge garnered from indigenous communities was simply stolen and incorporated into their publications, which in turn played a role in legitimizing colonial authority and directives.
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If approved, the law could directly contradict federal directives, putting local law enforcement agencies in the difficult position of deciding whether to obey Sacramento or Washington.
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A government shutdown is not political strategy — it is calamitous evidence of bipartisan dysfunction, and, in this case, chaotic and cruel directives from the White House.
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He plans to draw a picture of Mr. Trump using the type of nonspecific directives more often associated with organized crime bosses than with American presidents.
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The question then would be whether the Trump administration would choose to heed the World Trade Organization's directives or ignore them, potentially undermining the global group.
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That support, coupled with directives from the Obama administration and federal grant programs from the Department of Justice, further encouraged police departments to announce pilot programs.
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Trump said he spoke with Defense Secretary James Mattis about the idea last week, but it's still not clear what directives — if any — the president has given.
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Nearly half of the police departments in the 30 biggest U.S. cities issued directives after the Dallas attack requiring patrol officers to pair up while on duty.
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The people there improvised somehow on the spot, with severely limited cell service and no clear directives from the sound system set up on the National Mall.
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Once it gets approval to fly the jet, Southwest said it estimates it will take one to two months to comply with FAA directives, including pilot training.
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In a news conference, Tom Vilsack, the secretary of agriculture, said that the guidelines were "fully compliant with the congressional directives" contained in the recent spending bill.
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As the "Interim" label suggests, Lafferty's memo makes it clear that USCIS will be issuing more directives to asylum officers as it continues to analyze Sessions's ruling.
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ARGA will be tasked with promoting the interests of the consumers of financial information, and will be able to demand that companies comply with its directives immediately.
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Opportunity: Build a web product that makes it easy for people to create advance directives, easily access them anytime and share them with clinicians or family members.
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"A plaintiff challenging the termination of his employment does not typically admit in his pleadings that he refused to comply with his employer's directives," the committee wrote.
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In addition, former CIA Director Michael Hayden said the military might disobey orders from a president like Trump, who vows to issue directives that violate international law.
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It also noted that a number of Swedish institutions had announced they would distance themselves from the sector following changed investment mandates and new directives regarding sustainability.
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Through his progressive directives, known as "Z-grams," Zumwalt tried to humanize the Navy and make life better for minorities, Navy wives, women sailors and junior officers.
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Trump's order imposed a 90-day ban on nationals from Iran, Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Somalia, Yemen and Libya entering the United States, along with directives affecting refugees.
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But with the proposal written prior to Hurricane Harvey, lawmakers are now expected to pivot funding directives to match the needs of the programs aiding recovery efforts.
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Matthew Heimbach claims he "acted pursuant to the directives and requests of Donald J. Trump and Donald J. Trump for President," according to a report by Politico.
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Resolution of the blame war that ensued during the Reid era was achieved, in effect, by executive branch directives or by outright circumvention of the Senate's powers.
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He may have pushed senators to embrace "comprehensive gun control," but no one—neither Republicans, Democrats, nor the media—seems to be taking his directives very seriously.
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In some states, the official language policy is just a designation like the official bird or flower, while in other places there are more guidelines and directives.
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"These are often very difficult cases," Dr. Paul S. Appelbaum, a psychiatrist at Columbia University and expert in competence assessment, said of disputes over late-life directives.
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Skills aren't big, fancy, function-filled screens of software, just simple directives to do certain specific things or retrieve certain bits of information when you request them.
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Sonia understood why all the most ambitious third-year students were hoping to get jobs at government agencies vetting the micro-directives that computers put into practice.
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The Court refused to provide a blanket privilege that could be invoked by the President to deny the public or Congress access to government communications and directives.
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Lebanon's banking association said it had agreed a set of temporary directives for commercial banks that include a $1,000 cap on weekly withdrawals from U.S. dollar accounts.
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Lebanon's banking association said it had agreed a set of temporary directives for commercial banks that include a $1,000 cap on weekly withdrawals from U.S. dollar accounts.
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It is still not clear if Iran's largest oil purchasers — China, Turkey and Japan — will following along with U.S. Treasury directives to cease oil imports from Iran.
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Citing event insiders, BuzzFeed reported earlier this week that DeVos is expected to announce what the Education Department will do regarding Obama-era directives on campus rape.
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A health ministry official said the directives on health warnings were clear and it would not bow down to the industry's "pressure tactic" of shutting the factories.
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Trump, a Republican, has made extensive use of presidential directives that bypass Congress and has appeared to be taken aback by legal challenges to his travel order.
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The only instance Ali interfered was when the NBC television crew from New York arrived to record the sitting, and the producer tried to impose her directives.
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What makes the Cancer Mindshift chatbot unique is explicit directives and a dose of reality in the form of video clips of young patients discussing their experiences.
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Perhaps the GSA was not kept in the loop and—bureaucracy being what it is—the agency simply failed or did not know to revise its directives.
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"We have referred the case to the prosecution director (for Penang state) and later to the Attorney-General's Chambers in Putrajaya for further directives," Mior told reporters.
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But a review of the Chinese news media in recent days found that coverage of the 21 listed topics was scant or conformed to the notice's directives.
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Like most people, I too was taught and instinctively believed that the purpose in life, one of its main directives, was to avoid failure at all costs.
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Citing event insiders, BuzzFeed reported earlier this week that DeVos is expected to announce what the Education Department will do regarding Obama-era directives on campus rape.
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Average November Fare: $824 (-63 percent) "There is literally nothing to do here," the British musician Noel Gallagher once said of Brussels, that hotbed of policy directives.
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But in more than a dozen states with higher concentrations of cases, governors have issued mandatory shelter-in-place directives or ordered all non-essential businesses closed.
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"By making watchmakers adapt to the directives of the designers, which until then was the opposite, aesthetics, therefore beauty, becomes as important as technique," the author said.
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Times Insider Although I'd learned about psychiatric advance directives a couple of years ago, it took months to find people willing to speak openly about their experiences.
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The Weakening of the EU When we look at Europe today, we see less of a move toward EU dissolution than the gradual ignoring of EU directives.
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Repealing FISA would mean reverting to the era of surveillance based solely on unchecked executive branch directives, or possibly forgoing authority to conduct such counterintelligence surveillance altogether.
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But that does not and cannot address the healthcare aspect of this, nor can it address the economic impact of social distancing and stay-at-home directives.
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JERUSALEM, March 17 (Reuters) - Israel's health ministry urged people not to leave their homes except to seek "vital needs and services" in new directives issued on Tuesday.
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Those restrictions followed similar directives issued by state and local leaders urging residents to stay put and limiting bars and restaurants to take-out and delivery services.
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The company's chief operating officer, Guillaume Laverdure, says after Covid-19 struck all but the US plant were subject to export controls or government directives on production.
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And when it comes to distributing things such as facemasks or hand sanitizer, companies in transportation logistics can help meet directives from the WHO and government agencies.
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The policy, which will go into effect next week, will prohibit political ads that reference candidates, parties, government officials, ballot measures, legislation, regulation, directives, or judicial outcomes.
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ISIS leadership may continue to operate under the radar, given that generally they are responsible for passing down directives from the top and coordinating sleeper cell activities.
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The orders are among an array of national security directives Mr. Trump is considering issuing in the coming days, according to people who have seen the orders.
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Ryan Kaye, an A.T.F. supervisor, is quoted in public court documents as saying the agents received "verbal directives" from unidentified officials at headquarters to open the account.
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The administration argued, according to one official, that the documents were already sent upon request to Congress and the specific directives in the spending legislation were unnecessary.
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During just 17 months in the role, he issued 80 major directives, moving to stop chronic insider trading, curb market manipulation and remove barriers for foreign investors.
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Some officials have used the term "deep state" to refer to staffers burrowed in agencies and departments who they claim are actively working to block Trump's directives.
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Airlines will be implementing the measures in stages, but the DHS would not elaborate on the exact timeline or details of the new directives for security reasons.
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In Mr. Trump's view, that deficit was fed by Chinese currency manipulation, government subsidies to exporters and other directives aimed at giving China's homegrown players an edge.
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To date, President Trump's only meaningful swamp-draining action has been the issuance of executive directives that restrict the post-service lobbying activities of Trump administration officials.
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But they have clear differences in tone; Sanders explains his vision with sweeping moral directives, while Warren is known for her more wonkish approach to structural change.
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In a 2018 update, the Ethical and Religious Directives suggested it could also apply to hospitals acquired through merger and affiliation, ringing an alarm for advocacy groups.
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This follows the pattern of other senior administration officials who have defied directives to not testify, and sought a subpoena as a way to sidestep those orders.
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Sion dismissed nine players, telling Reuters in an email on Wednesday that they had refused to be put on part-time work in accordance with government directives.
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In 2011, the Vatican's doctrinal office issued directives telling bishops they had to establish "clear and coordinated" procedures for fighting clerical sex abuse by the following year.
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Days after the special counsel Robert Mueller's final report in the Russia investigation landed with a bang, President Donald Trump told reporters that his staff follows his directives.
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An EU regulation is directly applicable in all member countries, but rules against money laundering are currently defined in directives which give governments broad leeway in their application.
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"There are currently many examples of fundamental directives affecting our industry where it is extremely difficult to be prepared within the prescribed timetables," EFAMA President, Alexander Schindler, said.
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The Obama-era directives further prohibited ISPs from charging web companies for faster delivery of music, movies or other content — arrangements known as "fast lanes" to its critics.
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Based on this assessment of threats, Carter gave his planners three main directives: innovate the heck out of stuff, strengthen conventional deterrence, and balance spending priorities for each.
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It doesn't help that the directives to kill come from an unseen, anonymous source, and that there's no way for the protagonists to meaningfully fight back against it.
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This is the question that I hope might be answered by the reports, emails, directives, transcripts and other documents that Judge Seeley ordered the commissioner to turn over.
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In America advance directives and living wills, documents that spell out the treatment people want if they become incapacitated, have become more popular over the past few decades.
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Failing that, Brussels could use existing directives to halt the EU activities of foreign banks "from a third country that imposes extraterritorial provisions on EU companies", it said.
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End of life directives, wills and estate plans are very much a part of our cultural fabric now and our product is a natural extension of those conversations.
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After the riots that occurred at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, the party reformed the nomination process to allow more voices and fewer party elite directives.
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The "End Game" music video doesn't have the aggression of the "...Ready For It?" music video or the directives of the "Look What You Made Me Do" video.
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Three journalists have reported receiving verbal directives barring their news organisations from broadcasting the match — as well as the Go and AI summit held in Wuzhen, east China.
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Tuesday night's speech was Trump's chance to clarify what he stood for and issue clear directives for what Congress should do on Obamacare, tax reform, infrastructure, and immigration.
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Others took it much more seriously: Churches taught parishioners lessons on how to convert the army of robots the US military was building to assist the AI's directives.
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With no explicit authority to regulate seismic issues, the commission has persuaded producers to voluntarily follow a series of ever-stricter directives on waste disposal in earthquake zones.
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But officials said it was impossible to predict whether the new directives would have made any difference in recent shootings, such as the one in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The ruling, by Judge Reed O'Connor of Fort Worth, Texas, is a win for the 13 states that had sought to prevent the administration's directives from taking effect.
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The Departments of Justice and Education issued new directives on May 13 that prevented schools from treating transgender students differently from other students who share a gender identity.
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WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO A MORE PRINCIPLES-BASED APPROACH AND WE'RE GOING TO ELIMINATE MANY OF THE REALLY SPECIFIC DIRECTIVES THAT WE GIVE TO BOARDS OF DIRECTORS.
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The European Union and its directives have been responsible for ensuring that part-time workers in the EU had the right to equal pay of full time workers.
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In the United States, Catholic ethics directives apply to one in six hospital beds, and the prohibited procedures most often involve reproductive health, meaning they disproportionately impact women.
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According to a document published in the Washington Post, Trump may be planning to revoke Obama directives including one guaranteeing ICRC access to all detainees in U.S. custody.
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Put simply, federal agencies cannot fulfill the political directives of Congress or the president without a well-trained and well-managed workforce in place to do the job.
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Joseph Dunford, and top commanders are trying to fashion detailed directives to the military on what exact exercises and drills will be suspended, several US officials told CNN.
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Over the past 20 years, the EU has passed many directives to reduce such barriers, while the free movement of workers allows professionals to work on overseas assignments.
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During his second term, Obama declared a "Year of Action" and vowed to use his "pen and phone" to issue policy directives in the face of congressional inaction.
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However, the secretary of state merely carries out the foreign policy directives of the president, and doesn't make substantive foreign policy decisions without the consent of the president.
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A normally surly people become even surlier, and thanks to energy-saving directives from the government, even going inside for air-conditioning is no guarantee of cooling off.
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Pence's lack of competent leadership, combined with the Trump administration's cuts, leaves local health officials without the directives or resources they need as part of a coordinated response.
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"It's business as usual," said Dan Wurtzel, president of FirstService Residential New York, adding that his company has not received any directives from city, state or federal agencies.
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From California to New York, officials banned large gatherings and closed museums and other institutions without saying how long the directives would stay in place, compounding the uncertainty.
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From California to New York, officials banned large gatherings and closed museums and other institutions without saying how long the directives would stay in place, compounding the uncertainty.
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It will be up to the companies who are given ventilator manufacturer directives to ensure they aren't liable for patent infringement after the crisis passes, according to Keane.
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Many patients need extensive help writing directives, but proponents say psychiatrists and relatives shouldn't assume that role because patients may suspect they just want to make hospitalization easier.
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All 55,000 devices certified under the old directives have to be re-certified along with other products such as reusable scalpels, nasal saline sprays and dental imaging software.
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The directives, marked "urgent," ordered hospitals to send the city health commission information about cases of the mysterious pneumonia, improve treatment of patients and avoid infection in hospitals.
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On Friday, his counterparts in New York state, Illinois and Connecticut followed suit, and New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy said he planned to issue similar directives on Saturday.
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On past reporting trips, safety directives centered on keeping me out of danger, but on this one the overarching concern was keeping me from putting others in danger.
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They could harness local learning to inform national policy directives and help disseminate best practices to communities with low infection rates to prevent hot spots from popping up.
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The 69-page document, obtained by Politico, lays out step-by-step responses to a pandemic, such as implementing directives on workplace safety and procurement of safety equipment.
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The state directives, mirroring what many local governments across the country had recently imposed, were for the most part issued without strict enforcement mechanisms to back them up.
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Last year five Honduran asylum seekers and the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services sued to challenge the lawfulness of asylum directives issued under Cuccinelli.
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He playfully forces his band to do solos again and again, first faster, then slower, like a circus ringleader, but he almost never imposes directives on his audience.
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"Agency ethics officials are well aware of their legal obligation to produce information and records subject to O.G.E.'s directives," he wrote in his letter to Mr. Mulvaney.
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Prime directives have been violated here and elsewhere, as the protections put in place to keep the hosts from lying to humans or from killing them have eroded.
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Under Obama administration directives, expedited removal was used only within 100 miles of the border for people who had been in the country no more than 14 days.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department has issued directives to address sexual harassment, but critics say the new rules could be unevenly applied across the department, leaving some employees unprotected.
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The online venting came a day after Mr. Trump said the White House was trying to find out the whistle-blower's identity, despite institutional directives and confidentiality protections.
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The judiciary was insulated from democratic accountability so that it could serve as an effective enforcer of the directives of the countermajoritarian Constitution against the democratically accountable branches.
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And against the brutal directives of a capitalist status quo that would have them suffer in isolation, the Moms have claimed an expansive and communal vision of motherhood.
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Archbishop Viganò at no time provided Cardinal Wuerl any information about an alleged document from Pope Benedict XVI with directives of any sort from Rome regarding Archbishop McCarrick.
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The consensus was quickly relayed each time to a Browns coach, who carried out the directives while the manager, Zack Taylor, relaxed in a box seat rocking chair.
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Norway's 5.2 million people pay hundreds of millions of euros to the EU to take part in its internal market, and have 5,0003 laws based on EU directives.
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Prior to the directives, asylum seekers could request continuances if they needed more time to retain or consult with a lawyer or gather evidence, according to the complaint.
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"It was not possible to achieve these directives or instructions without any concrete agreement for the warring parties in Syria and not arrive at a ceasefire," he said.
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Since then, the Trump administration has sought to block current and former senior officials and diplomats from testifying — though some have appeared for depositions regardless of those directives.
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"Any civil or criminal corporate matters initiated after September 9 are now being pursued in accordance with the directives in the Yates memo," DOJ spokesperson Patrick Rodenbush said.
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A retrospective in Mexico City traces the Canadian trio's evolution from Fluxus-inflected performance directives to twists on commercial objects and images directly addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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As of December 2020, AML will be required for all EU member states, in line with legislation passed in late 2018 that builds on 2009 and 2002 EU directives.
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Trump can't change the law without an act of Congress, but he might be able, through directives from the Oval Office, to stop the IRS from collecting the penalty.
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Directives and memorandums — used to inform federal agencies of administration policy — do carry the same legal effect as an executive order, according to a Justice Department statement from 2009.
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As a 2016 Ars Technica story made clear, there were directives inside Google to avoid copyleft code—except for the Linux kernel, which the company could not do without.
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They&aposre following their directives, going after saying we&aposre going to take away ICE I think is unfair to the men and women who work their behinds off.
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Even with these directives in place, low-priority people were still arrested at sensitive locations like courthouses or marriage interviews and sometimes found themselves in front of immigration judges.
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Martin Bartness, who formally oversaw police department directives, testified for the prosecution that a new seat belt policy for prisoners in vans went into place days before Gray's arrest.
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Many cybersecurity experts and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are applauding Trump's new national cyber strategy, which takes on a more offensive tone than previous guiding directives.
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Kelly's information directives are "pretty futile given that Trump has a direct line" to far right media, he said in a text message, adding an emoji, smiling with sunglasses.
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Baltzer said running a bank in the modern era is a much more costly exercise due to regulatory expenditure, both in terms of capital requirements and new compliance directives.
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One of Pinterest's core directives is to push people closer and closer toward a moment of inspiration where they act on some kind of idea they discover on Pinterest.
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In the memorandum, Trump directed both the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of Homeland Security to submit a plan outlining the implementation of his directives by February 2018.
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WH SAYS IT'S NOT BEHIND TWITTER DIRECTIVES: The White House on Wednesday denied giving any orders to federal agencies instructing them to cut down on their social media habits.
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"We are working on amending regulations and directives that have caused challenges for the business community," said Yinager, who previously served as head of the government's National Planning Commission.
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Experts say that the directives simply formalize long-held powers the government has rarely hesitated to use in practice: the ability to block online content, whether foreign or domestic.
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Lyle Jeffs carries out his directives as the bishop of Short Creek, which includes Hildale, Utah, and Colorado City, Arizona, the two cities targeted in the verdict in Phoenix.
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"He was arrested by the U.S. Secret Service on April 27th for driving his car to a checkpoint near the White House and refusing directives to move," officials stated.
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PAUL SPENCEDirector of strategy and corporate affairsEDF EnergyLondon "Micro-directives" have been around since laws existed and computers will not change that ("Decisions handed down by data", July 16th).
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Shortly after her visit, clearances for the Gurgaon Trump Towers went through in "no time," based on directives from BJP party leaders in New Delhi, the planning official said.
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The order will also make it easier for the Trump administration to fire the judges, and follows the president's May directives that made it easier to fire federal employees.
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Former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg didn't always live by his health directives: He loves Cheez-Its and fried chicken, and he pours salt on almost everything, including saltine crackers.
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Tensions between the two burst into the open last month, with reports that the government had activated a rare power that allows it to issue directives to the RBI.
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China has issued more than 130 directives to address U.S. concerns, and has agreed to transparency provisions that allow for close monitoring of the agreement's terms, the USTR said.
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Joseph Dunford -- and top commanders are trying to fashion detailed directives to the military on what exercises and drills will be suspended, several US officials told CNN last week.
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As attorney general, Sessions would have the ability to rescind two Justice Department directives — known as the Cole and Ogden memos — that called for stepping back from marijuana prosecutions.
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He may face some legal and procedural hurdles, but most of his Day 1 pledges involve issuing presidential directives, executive orders or memorandums that do not need legislative approval.
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If Mr. Cohen goes ahead and settles a case and pays the money for the settlement without Mr. Trump knowing about it, he has not followed the client's directives.
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He did so by promising American voters he would secure the borders, stop dangerous refugee resettlement, and enforce our existing immigration laws while canceling unconstitutional directives promulgated by Obama.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Billings recalled how unflappable Mr. Mayer was on the plane as he readied his parachute for the jump and gave a few final directives.
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The FAA and EASA directives came on the same day that the engine manufacturer, CFM International, issued a service bulletin recommending the CFM00080-7B engine be inspected more frequently.
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Advance directives spell out your wishes on issues like whether you want to be resuscitated, given a ventilator or feeding, or donate your organs or tissues when you die.
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"I want to make known my strong concerns and disappointments with the federal government's lack of preparedness in issuing new directives regarding airport screening," Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
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That is the picture of aviation in an era where approximately 200 million Americans are under directives to stay at home and limit their travel due to the coronavirus.
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The package also includes directives aimed at prosecuting more domestic violence cases, increasing funding for mental health programs, and directs federal agencies to expand firearms research and data collection.
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According to DNI directives released to the Federation of American Scientists under the Freedom of Information Act, formal education requirements are not a prerequisite for hiring or career advancement.
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In announcing his new directives at a news briefing in Sacramento, Mr. Newsom said he did not want to place limits on what he called "productive" members of society.
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In an attempt to stop the spread of the coronavirus, more than half the states and the Navajo Nation have given directives, affecting about eight in 22020 U.S. residents.
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