Playboy enters non-nude era: Sexy but 'safe for work' That said -- and fear not, traditionalists -- Playboy might be doing away with full nudity, but it's certainly not doing away with partial nudity.
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LOS ANGELES — Frieze Los Angeles is doing away with minimalism.
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Reliance isn't completely doing away with its free offerings, however.
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Some Republican lawmakers have pushed for doing away with FATCA.
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However, it seems Uber is doing away with the feature.
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This ties directly to doing away with the Electoral College.
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They're talking about doing away with nuclear energy and fracking.
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Doing away with 42 teams is not a reasonable solution.
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She simplified things, doing away with cumbersome rules whenever possible.
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MasterCard is doing away with signatures on purchases starting in April.
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Doing away with estimates altogether is a hasty approach, as well.
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But one huge company, Spotify, is doing away with its widget.
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Steve Cohen this year proposed a bill doing away with it.
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An exploration of sensuality, looking, doing away with respectability and censorship.
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"He promised that he wouldn't let Wall Street get away with murder, and he's changing the rules and doing away with Dodd-Frank and doing away with the fiduciary rule," Trumka told CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Friday.
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To be clear, Snapchat is not doing away with the lenses entirely.
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Democrats slammed the news about doing away with the Obama-era policies.
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Why did anyone think doing away with subsidies was a good idea?
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Just last week, Hannity suggested doing away with the press briefings entirely.
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Was he really serious about doing away with this grotesquely unfair contrivance?
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We will be doing away with more than missiles and bombs here.
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"Doing away with 42 teams is not a reasonable solution," McKinley said.
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Doing away with it "is not something we're thinking about at all."
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Other lawmakers have called for doing away with the draft registration altogether.
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But doing away with an entire industry would also be profoundly disruptive.
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Starting February 7th, Amazon says it is doing away with those ads entirely.
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The Marshall Islands made its own cryptocurrency, doing away with the US dollar.
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It is doing away with these that gives the single market its value.
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Doing away with these rules puts our First Amendment rights directly at risk.
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Doing away with the agreement was one of President Trump's key campaign promises.
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There are some pretty strong arguments for doing away with the post offices.
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But now the league is doing away with this part of the competition.
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Despite the name, this doesn't mean Samsung is doing away with the Active.
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"Doing away with something would be the simplest thing to do," Munoz said.
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Doing away with it is a central part of the president's tax proposal.
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Early in his term, President Obama mused about doing away with that loophole.
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He also wrote that he supported doing away with the sex offender registration system.
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The NHTSA is also considering doing away with an odometer exemption for old cars.
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The Trump administration is doing away with protections for these children on multiple fronts.
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But critics say doing away with the grenades is little more than a gesture.
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Doing away with regulations on businesses is a top priority for this White House.
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And for Sanders, it's the perfect case for doing away with the current system.
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Others, like McDonald's and Starbucks, are doing away with plastic straws in their outlets.
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Yet doing away with the government's critic-cudgelling arsenal should be a much higher priority.
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Today, hours after Uber announced it was doing away with forced arbitration, Lyft followed suit.
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Doing away with one part while keeping the others fundamentally changes the structure of Obamacare.
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Cutting off America's grandparents by doing away with Social Security and Medicare is politically impossible.
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And shockingly, the Swedish furniture company is doing away with the piece of furniture altogether.
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"Doing away with something would be the simplest thing to do," Munoz said on CNBC.
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But it also means doing away with regulation that ends up strengthening existing online giants.
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He hinted at doing away with live press briefings — and that wasn't even the bombshell.
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PDT Slack is changing its policies around this, and doing away with Compliance Exports altogether.
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PDT: Slack is changing its policies around this, and doing away with Compliance Exports altogether.
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I'm not suggesting doing away with sanctions altogether—Russia has done nothing to deserve that.
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Since your last album came out you've been talking about doing away with the distortion.
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Nearly three months later, Putin's reasons for doing away with the FSKN are still unclear.
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Compounding the problem: Doing away with schools could prompt even more Puerto Ricans to leave.
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The company says that doing away with latches and other complicated parts makes production easier.
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It doesn't hurt that doing away with individual, enclosed offices is also a huge money saver.
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They retain central entities that control the data, doing away with the central innovation of blockchains.
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It would also up-end the health-care system by doing away with employer-sponsored insurance.
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Microsoft, however, wants to join the ranks of those who are doing away with passwords altogether.
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So, instead of doing away with tracking sex numbers, let's take the shame out of it.
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So Trump gets his drug and Bannon gets his goal of doing away with mainstream media.
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And so if we're doing away with that, they're just going to not have those services.
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The iOttie iON Wireless Plus is my solution to doing away with my normal iPhone cable.
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Would doing away with them stick it to insurers or kill the most vulnerable among us?
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He wants the agency to explore raising the ownership limit before doing away with the discount.
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His allies had argued that doing away with elections would save money and streamline decision-making.
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"You start doing away with those and we just become like Phoenix, Arizona," said Mr. Barela.
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It's not doing away with its self-hosted products anytime, but its focus is clearly elsewhere.
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One of these is doing away with indefinite holdovers, because eventually they're going to move on.
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Lowering or doing away with that measure could, theoretically, improve investor sentiment towards the Indian market.
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Many Republicans have endorsed doing away with the Electoral College, including Mr. Trump himself, in 2012.
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Doing away with the ridiculous ceremony of separating individual cheese fibers opens up a world of possibilities.
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Doing away with the Lower Saxony's undue privileges over other shareholders should be on the agenda, too.
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For those candidates who didn't back doing away with private insurance, they did endorse a transition system.
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HUBBARD, Iowa — Senator Ted Cruz is often asked about doing away with President Obama's health care law.
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Real Talk: It looks like Bed Bath & Beyond might be doing away with coupons that never expire.
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Doing away with the tax exclusion might seem like a no-brainer, but it's very politically difficult.
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The changes follow reports that President Donald Trump was considering doing away with the CVE program entirely.
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Decision to end #VIPCulture by doing away with #RedBeacons, reaffirms the democratic values of our nation. pic.twitter.
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For a steadily increasing number of student-led papers, the answer has been doing away with print.
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Doing away with the filibuster on Supreme Court nominees—the so-called "nuclear option"—was once unthinkable.
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Thematically, it's about "doing away with any thoughts, ideas, or behaviors that don't serve you," she says.
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Facebook is doing away with the controversial "Trending" news section next week, the company announced on Friday.
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It's about doing away with everything, like a purification; it urges you to focus on the essentials.
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But his party appears far away from its yearslong goal of doing away with the law entirely.
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The 3.5-mm headphone jack was much beloved, and new phones have been doing away with them.
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Durbin: Doing away with the filibuster would be the 'end of the Senate' 9:2023 a.m. Sen.
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They argued for doing away with transcripts all together, in favor of summary notes about the call.
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Facebook said Wednesday that it's doing away with a desktop advertising platform and doubling down on smartphone ads.
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And when you talk about doing away with ICE -- Ed and I were talking earlier in the program.
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Worker salaries would cost more, so he would have to save money by doing away with splashy marketing.
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Well it seems that was a mistake, too, because now Facebook is doing away with the disputed tags.
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However, there is reason to believe they will not vote in favor of doing away with plastic straws.
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It means doing away with the real-world implications of living inside a body that people don't like.
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A number of rumors have surfaced about Apple doing away with the headphone jack on the iPhone 7.
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In exchange, nearly all of Californians' medical expenses would be covered, doing away with premiums, copays, and deductibles.
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Rumors lives up to it name by doing away with lineup announcements and all DJs performing extended sets.
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Doing away with traditional media, they have taken to social networks, and to the streets, to rally support.
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California will join Maryland, Connecticut, Illinois and Washington, among other states, in doing away with the death penalty.
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Mr. Trump has even suggested doing away with state dinners, in a fit of cost and time savings.
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Box is particularly vulnerable to activist investors like Starboard after doing away with a dual-class share structure.
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Nath, for one, believes that Instagram doing away with likes will improve the mental wellbeing of its users.
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Like Tesla with the Model 3, Ford is doing away with the need to carry around car keys.
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Students of this new practice are doing away with flashy qipao dresses, frivolous accessories, and fanciful hand movements.
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Apple and Amazon-owned Audible are doing away with an exclusivity arrangement that was under scrutiny in Europe.
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Instead, the company's somewhat confusingly doing away with the number scheme in favor of the simpler "Powerbeats" name.
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THOMAS O'BRIENCHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. To the Editor: I wholeheartedly support doing away with, or otherwise bypassing, the Electoral College.
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New York (CNN)Google may be doing away with its dessert naming scheme after a long, delicious run.
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In particular, he cited doing away with some power-sharing rules that grew out of the peace process.
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So the city is forcing the issue, hoping to spur innovation by doing away with its franchise system.
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The bank is also doing away with its investing and lending unit, it said in a regulatory filing.
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The Senate also proposes gutting the ACA by doing away with the requirement for everyone to have insurance.
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So instead of doing away with them, two years ago I reversed course and increased their frequency again.
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But doing away with the rebate would create disruption that may be fought by a host of players.
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This time around, Samsung is doing away with the entry-level model and making the curved glass standard.
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Interestingly, part of making the product smaller means doing away with key holes and keypads — both potential security loops.
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And in what will for some surely be the happiest news, Nintendo is doing away with software region-locking.
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Their fantasy of doing away with the boss turns into a reality when the women accidentally poison his coffee.
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Others are doing away with the buffet altogether—if not for iftar then for suhour, the pre-dawn "dinner".
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But doing this also meant doing away with all of the security features that come with Google's operating system.
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Baldi in Bev Hills, and asked what he thought of the famed competition doing away with its swimsuit portion.
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The Sinji is much more lightweight, doing away with the cradle to prevent your $1000 device from getting scratched.
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Republicans still have no plan to replace Obamacare, and they're realizing the political perils of doing away with it.
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Even some of Clinton's strongest supporters say they're open to doing away with superdelegates and embracing other rule changes.
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"Doing away with Thomas Jefferson's birthday doesn't do away with the history," Galvin argued, according to the TV station.
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It is also easy to see why Democrats think they might benefit from doing away with the Electoral College.
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Doing away with it would be costly, as it brought in over $28 billion in revenue the same year.
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"The entire Obama administration plan was centered around doing away with coal," Wheeler told the Journal in an interview.
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President Trump has suggested doing away with the debt limit, and some lawmakers recently introduced legislation to do so.
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It's open to interpretation and focuses on using retouching in an ethical way, not doing away with it completely.
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After doing away with just about everyone in his antisocial circle, even that cannibal killer admits to feeling lonely.
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Instead, the company's somewhat confusingly doing away with the numbering scheme in favor of the simpler "Powerbeats" name. 5.
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Those steps include waiving copayments or doing away with requirements for prior approval for COVID-19 testing, AHIP said.
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Assumption is doing away with a host of traditional majors in favor of new ones geared to practical skills.
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Mr. Trump has also proposed doing away with exemptions for taxpayers and their dependents, which are worth $4,050 each.
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But he has also voiced support for arming trained teachers and doing away with gun-free zones around schools.
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Twitter is finally doing away with the "Buy" buttons that allowed users to purchase items from within a tweet.
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Some fancy restaurants in and around New Delhi are doing away with plastic straws and replacing them with paper straws.
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Maryland is on the cusp of doing away with polystyrene (styrofoam) cups, containers, and food packaging once and for all.
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And, rather than extending those tax credits, the White House and GOP are talking about doing away with them entirely.
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But that means doing away with (or seriously altering) some steps in the approval process that we've come to expect.
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Wade, doing away with the gag rule and the Hyde Amendment and passing legislation in Congress to protect abortion rights.
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They even killed the default profile photo, doing away with the eggs that had long been synonymous with toxic trolls.
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And for anyone looking to trim the government, I can't think [doing away with the unit] is a compelling narrative.
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Doing away with preferences for Malays was always going to be a tall order, given the clout of Malay voters.
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For the first time in the show's history, it's doing away with traditional ballots and switching over to online voting.
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By doing away with driving and making city centres easier to access, AVs will increase the appeal of suburban living.
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However on Thursday, during the company's earnings report, American's President Robert Isom announced they were doing away with the rule.
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So, there is a possibility the House could pass, as part of tax reform, doing away with the individual mandate?
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In fact, he has been crowing about doing away with the current baby blue color for quite some time now.
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Doing away with net neutrality gives internet providers the ability to shape how our cars connect to the online world.
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Doing away with the filibuster forever in all situations would produce a big win for democracy — something we surely need.
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Lenovo may be starting to "phase out" Motorola, but that doesn't mean it's doing away with Motorola's most successful phones.
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Pai cannot simply issue an order doing away with the net neutrality rules but must go through an administrative process.
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You gotta go to patients and talk about what doing away with the [Affordable Care Act] would do to them.
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Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike have urged Trump to amend the program, rather than doing away with it entirely.
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Over the last year, the U.S. has been insisting on doing away with Chapter 19 and did get Mexican agreement.
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GOP senators voted Thursday to trigger the so-called nuclear option, doing away with the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees.
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Apple's design team also hid some ports in a flip-down hatch, ultimately doing away with that bit in 2010.
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For Alcatel, that means an all-in-on solution, doing away with the need for a tethered computer or handset.
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The dreamers here talked of inventing a single database, like iTunes, for recipes, or even doing away with recipes altogether.
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Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Thursday, effective immediately, doing away with the previous cutoff of two weeks before Election Day.
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Drawing on his research, he said there is "nothing inherently wrong" in doing away with repetitive, boring and disruptive jobs.
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The Treasury also proposes doing away with the qualitative part of the stress test, which will be administered next week.
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Bernie Sanders' allies are pushing to go further -- doing away with unpledged delegates altogether, at least on the first ballot.
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Some airlines also are doing away with their pet and baggage fees for those traveling to and from impacted cities.
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Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren said during a CNN town hall in March that she supported doing away with the electoral college.
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All photos: Harrison Weber/GizmodoApple is doing away with the iPod Shuffle, a gadget I'd eradicated from my mind until yesterday.
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For instance, since 2012 Barack Obama has proposed cutting the rate to 28%, while doing away with (mostly unspecified) tax breaks.
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Amazon recently announced it was doing away with its stick-on Dash buttons, IoT devices capable of self-ordering on Amazon.
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Doing away with this generates massive computing efficiencies and makes it possible to create innovative pricing models around such a service.
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Transformation depends on Pakistan doing away with the state's twin props of religion and paranoia—and with them the army's power.
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Statewide regulations were then subsequently brought in doing away with mandatory fingerprint checks and both companies resumed services in the city.
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As president, I would build on the Affordable Care Act to cover everyone, rather than doing away with our current system.
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In January, Google announced it was doing away with an API used by many third-party ad blockers and privacy extensions.
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So I, for one, am doing away with the cutesy names and embracing the discomfort that comes with certain dating behaviors.
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Indeed, in a recent interview, PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński did not eliminate the possibility of doing away with the Tribunal entirely.
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The lender's DWS asset management subsidiary is doing away with most titles as of next year, according to an internal memo.
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Murphy said he also favors doing away with presidential primary caucuses, in which liberal activists have historically had the most sway.
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National security adviser John Bolton is said to be considering doing away with the cybersecurity coordinator position at the White House.
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National security adviser John Bolton is considering doing away with the top White House cybersecurity job, according to a Politico report.
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Now, it's doing away with this super low-cost plan, and will only offer the existing $303 per month plan instead.
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The company is focused on doing away with a problematic ingredient that many alt-meat startups rely on: fetal bovine serum.
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Amazon announced Tuesday that it is doing away with its $14.99 monthly fee on its grocery delivery service for Prime members.
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The Miss America Org announced Tuesday it's scrapping swimsuits and doing away with judging on appearance ... and Cara's totally for it.
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But is that worth doing away with something we should celebrate in tennis: Pete, Roger, Rafa or Serena figuring it out?
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Ms. Collins said, "I do not see a justification for doing away with the 3.8 percent tax" on certain investment income.
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Doing away with private offices meant less space was needed for each employee, reducing the square footage companies had to rent.
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A portion of Mr. O'Rourke's plan focuses on doing away with Mr. Trump's executive orders and replacing them with his own.
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The changes could have simply been down to doing away with that — as its parent, Facebook, did a couple of years ago.
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Though it's now "beverage-led" and "Donut's" is no longer in its name, Dunkin' isn't doing away with all its doughnut offerings.
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The problem is that if you can't get tools at Sears of all places, what's next, doing away with the washing machines?
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren said during a CNN town hall in March that she supported doing away with the electoral college.
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Instead of the earpiece, LG's G8 uses the extra space for another selfie camera (rather than, say, doing away with the notch).
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Doing away with the individual mandate has been pushed hard by a number of Republicans including senators Tom Cotton and Pat Toomey.
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Now websites and media platforms are doing away with the choice altogether and, instead, are creating ads that bypass ad blockers altogether.
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Focused ultrasound uses soundwaves to destroy damaged tissue deep within the body, doing away with the need for incisions or radiation therapy.
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This may involve doing away with the traditional hard boundaries of the drug-testing process (known as phases 1, 2 and 3).
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It also suggested doing away with the requirement of environmental approvals for housing for fishermen and security-related infrastructure along the coast.
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Recognizing some of its failures, the ruling Communist Party has proposed reforms of the system, including doing away with temporary residence permits.
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Doing away with exceptions Previously, there were discrepancies when it came to the ages specified in India's rape and child marriage laws.
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Alphabet Inc's Google has proposed doing away with the steering wheels in autonomous vehicles because once developed they may not need them.
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Lowe's did not confirm that it was doing away with these allowances, though Business Insider reviewed a leaked document announcing the cut.
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It might surprise him to know that doing away with tariffs on Canadian lumber could accomplish both in a very tangible way.
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They are doing away with real people checking you out and they are doing more to go in the line of automation.
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Doing away with usual inclusions like hour markers and a second hand, the only details on the watch are Calvin Klein branding.
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The bill offers a series of sweeping tax cuts for individuals and businesses, while doing away with or limiting certain tax breaks.
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Republic also plans to simplify its pricing with the new devices, doing away with a model that refunded customers for unused data.
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For example, Instagram is looking at doing away with "likes" in a pilot program in Canada, to reduce social pressure and comparisons.
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Mr. Eggertsson and his colleagues built an alternative model of the American economy by doing away with the assumption of perfect competition.
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But doing away with their stronghold on the tests won't do away with biased teachers, uneven public school funding, privilege, or class.
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Jimmy Kaadoan, a busker who performs on open-air buses, said he would support doing away with the three-in-one rule.
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Emboldened in his job, Trump has rebelled against Kelly's restrictions and mused about doing away with the chief of staff post entirely.
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"But then you had the new entrepreneurs, and most of those guys were in favor of doing away with noncompetes," he said.
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But it now looks like Republicans are openly talking about doing away with the right of the American people to choose their leaders.
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The agency said this week it's doing away with its "all uppercase, all the time" reports in favor of, you know, normal communication.
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So, what we have got to acknowledge, and I hope the Secretary does, is we are doing away with private health insurance premiums.
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It also aimed to drastically decrease the Environmental Protection Agency's budget by 31 percent, doing away with several multi-state environmental cleanup projects.
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However, in an email sent to drivers announcing the acquisition, Juno says it's doing away with the program as part of the acquisition.
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Each year, more and more schools are doing away with basic economics and history courses and replacing them with anti-American, progressive propaganda.
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The Wall Street Journal recently reported that McDonald's will be doing away with the old McFlurry machines that always seem to have issues.
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But she also said that doing away with the tests would be most damaging to black and Latino students and those with disabilities.
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The White House and congressional GOP leaders have proposed doing away with the deduction in order to help pay for lowering tax rates.
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The House Republicans' blueprint calls for doing away with tax preferences for businesses with the exception of the research and development tax credit.
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Nor has the jury heard about the two rival traffickers whom Mr. Guzmán is accused of doing away with after relaxing over lunch.
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When asked, several customers said they favored doing away with plastic straws, but would stop using them only if restaurants took the lead.
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In 2009, and for years afterward, a false rumor circulated that the Obamas were doing away with the White House Christmas tree altogether.
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By June, Ms. Warren was more unequivocal, raising her hand at the first presidential debate to endorse doing away with private insurers entirely.
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Klobuchar's plan would also include doing away with private detention of immigrants and the detention of children in cages, the state senator said.
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The world's biggest marketers have grappled with a changing CMO role, as companies increasingly are doing away with the role or changing it.
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While Republican voters are not enamored of the Senate plan, there is still strong support in the party for doing away with ObamaCare.
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Regular Uber and Ola passengers argue that the solution lies in putting a cap on surge pricing, rather than doing away with it altogether.
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They were in the majority in two cases when the liberals on the bench furiously criticized the conservatives majority for doing away with precedent.
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But doing away with the filibuster isn't something Democrats can do with McConnell as the leader; nor would it help them in the minority.
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The MacBook's lid is now constructed of one single piece of metal, doing away with the black plastic hinge that's marked previous metal MacBooks.
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Proponents said doing away with the time change would be good for people who have a hard time adjusting, particularly the elderly and children.
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It's nice to see the company keeping the model around, rather than simply doing away with it in favor of the low-end MacBook.
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In light of that startling number, it looks like Bed Bath & Beyond might be, understandably, doing away with the coupons, as Business Insider reports.
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Obviously these aren't the worst things in the world, but it's a repeated annoyance, and it sounds like Google is doing away with it.
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He thinks he can take it all the way to the Supreme Court, doing away with a cruel anti-miscegenation law in the process.
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Doing away with Obama's clean power plan could also make it difficult for the U.S. to meet its commitments under the Paris climate agreement.
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Uber told TechCrunch in May it was not doing away with surge pricing and denied an NPR report mentioning it would be killing surge.
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Under Trump, the GOP has already talked about eliminating the blue slip rule for the circuit courts, or even doing away with it altogether.
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Dunkin' is the latest restaurant chain to take a big, if obvious, step in the right direction by doing away with its styrofoam cups.
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That's because the New York-based payments firm is doing away with a rule that required merchants to ask customers to sign their receipts.
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Unlike them, she opposed state-level single-payer health insurance and opposed doing away with Charter Schools (which she did want to regulate more).
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House Republicans from those states are worried they will suffer in the 2018 congressional elections if they support doing away with the deductions. Sen.
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Doing away with the filibuster would not have ensured the "skinny" repeal bill's success, a fact that Trump appeared to acknowledge in his tweets.
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He also pushed back at Cruz's suggestion that he supports doing away with the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which safeguards gun rights.
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Zinke has proposed increasing revenues even further by doing away with regulatory hurdles and opening up more federally owned property for fossil fuel extraction.
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He sent tanks to shut down Parliament in 1992, and later blessed a Constitution that established a unicameral Parliament, doing away with the Senate.
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Honestly, the big news here for many is probably the updated keyboard, doing away with a couple of generations of misfires on that front.
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His ardent supporters believe it'll happen, either because they are depressingly ignorant of checks and balances or secretly committed to doing away with them.
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Paid ads have very little to do with how political deception spreads online, and doing away with them will likely hamper legitimate political speech.
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This would be easier than doing away with the provision altogether, as it would not greatly raise the cost of the bill, Antos said.
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But in the meantime, doing away with these works would destroy the art form, preventing us from reshaping otherwise beautiful compositions in powerful ways.
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The Times analyzed a decade's worth of state prison data and found that doing away with parole eliminated the racial disparity in release rates.
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President Ronald Reagan negotiated a treaty with the Soviet Union banning intermediate-range nuclear forces, and dreamed of doing away with nuclear weapons altogether.
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Momentum is building in the Senate for doing away with an arcane rule that allows senators to block some of President Trump's judicial nominees.
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The CBO's numbers undermine the Republicans' refrain that doing away with government regulations and tax subsidies will make healthcare and insurance markets more efficient.
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She was one of the few candidates onstage to promote the idea of doing away with private health insurance entirely in favor of Medicare.
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Perhaps two of the most notable additions to Facebook were message requests — doing away with the "other" inbox — and the ability to order an Uber.
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Doing away with existing laws prematurely "could only signal to our enemies and our friends that we are backing away from this fight," he continued.
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The central bank just ended an unprecedented stimulus scheme and has already signalled further "normalisation", in the hope of doing away with crisis-era support.
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Adonit is doing away with its top-of-the-line stylus and replacing it with a slightly better model that'll sell at a lower price.
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Elliott's demands include getting BHP to spin off its U.S. oil and gas assets, doing away with its dual-listing structure, and improving shareholder returns.
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The analysis comes as Democrats, as well as several GOP lawmakers in blue states, have expressed interest in doing away with the SALT deduction cap.
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But with airlines and hotel rewards programs devaluing their currencies and doing away with award charts all together, cash back is becoming increasingly more useful.
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"Doing away with all those brackets is a win, but the [HTC] is negative impact on my business operations even with simplified brackets," Duff said.
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The government is working on doing away with the initial cost of providing a meter through a program called "Electricité pour tous" (Electricity for All).
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WASHINGTON — President Trump made one debt limit deal this week, but apparently he has another one in mind: doing away with the debt limit entirely.
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President Trump is doing away with the White House Cinco de Mayo celebration, a 22019-year-old tradition, Spanish-language newspaper La Opinion reported Wednesday.
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A December report from the analyst firm Gartner said the many options for doing away with passwords may be a key part of the challenge.
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Democrats also negotiated new measures that will make environmental regulations easier to enforce by doing away with a requirement to prove a violation affects trade.
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But Trump — who also floated doing away with all debt-ceiling votes — agreed to go with the Democratic push to do a three-month extension.
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It's time to address that injustice by doing away with these rigid and unconstitutional enrollment caps that deny children an opportunity based on their race.
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In late 2015, McDonald's announced that it was tragically doing away with its iconic Dollar Menu, and fast food lovers everywhere wept upon hearing this news.
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Mercifully, the company is doing away with its typical (and typically delayed) preorder system — the Dash Pro will start shipping in two weeks, according to Bragi.
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It would also ease the reporting process for employees — doing away with mandatory mediation between victims and members' offices, for example — and make settlement information public.
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When you are — it's one thing to say I'm raising taxes, it's another thing to say that we are doing away with private health insurance premiums.
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Trump presents himself as the outsider politician who will tell it like it is, doing away with the process and rituals of the office he holds.
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The NVCA also published a release on Monday, after Republican nominee Donald Trump presented a plan in Detroit that similarly suggests doing away with carried interest.
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The constitutional amendment opens up the possibility of doing away with ethnic quotas, allowing Mr Nkurunziza to make the army and police completely dominated by Hutus.
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The new logo featured the word "TRUMP" atop the word "PENCE," doing away with the interlocking T and P logo that prompted former Democratic Michigan Rep.
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Now that more and more electronic devices are doing away with the headphone jack, we must accept the fact that wired earphones will eventually be extinct.
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Bracher shares a $60 membership with her mom, but Kelley suggests doing away with it and focusing on shopping at a budget grocery store like Aldi.
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Millennials are doing away with much of that formality in their correspondence with customers by simply using first names in email and live chat customer service.
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Doing away with conventional dating stereotypes, and dozen of messages from men you'd never want to meet, Bumble only lets women start conversations with potential dates.
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A recent article in Brides by Jen Glantz, known as the professional bridesmaid, highlights the stupidity of this tradition and argues for doing away with it.
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While tipping remains far and away the status quo in American restaurants, a trickle of restaurateurs in recent years has begun doing away with the practice.
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Doing away with it would make it easier to pass bills without broad and bipartisan support because you would need just a simple majority (51 votes).
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She made garments that could be worn inside-out by breaking more rules: eliminating darts, exposing raw edges of seams and doing away with finished hems.
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Management is doing away with copywriters, who were trained to help weed out fake products and write content for goods marketed on the site, she said.
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And not just in Paris—I fail multiple times on Hitman's first prologue stage before finally doing away with my target, Kalvin Ritter, a master thief.
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Reuters reported last month that Airbus was considering doing away with the front "grand staircase" to lower the double-decker's operating costs and boost fuel efficiency.
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The White House unveiled a list of sweeping reforms to the tax code on Wednesday aimed at simplifying the system and doing away with most deductions.
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On the latest episode of The Weeds, Yglesias argues that doing away with the filibuster has been a blessing in disguise for the new Democratic minority.
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They were pretty much all alike: They featured vengeful ghosts (usually children), smoky photography, and made hauntings deeply personal by doing away with the haunted house.
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Reid decided to invoke what was known as the "nuclear option," doing away with filibusters for most nominations by presidents, including those to the lower courts.
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But the changes don't address some of the company's other requests, including doing away with the rules for dashboard controls, rearview mirrors, and upper headlight beams.
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I learned about different approaches to building culture, from doing away with titles to offering twice-a-month housecleaning to all employees as a retention tool.
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Gail: How did you feel about that government-efficiency order Trump signed calling for doing away with two regulations every time a new one was implemented?
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Doing away with these regulations amounts to nothing more than a giveaway to programs and schools where the bottom line rarely includes what's best for students.
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Several Shrine circuses are doing away with their elephants, and as of this year, the UniverSoul Circus appears to be using only horses, rescue dogs, and zebras.
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"Our legitimacy abroad rest on our democracy at home," Buttigieg said, pivoting to his campaign pitch to revamp American democracy by doing away with the electoral college.
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And let's not forget the move that started it all: T-Mobile's March 2013 announcement that it was doing away with two-year contracts and subsidized phones.
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One of the aims of queer liberation is abolishing the closet altogether, doing away with the increasingly outdated notion that LGBT people must formally pronounce their identity.
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Twitter has been thinking about this change since last fall, and at one point considered a 10,000-character tweet limit, essentially doing away with the constraint altogether.
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Trump has also called for doing away with the diversity visa lottery, which awards 50,000 green cards per year to immigrants from underrepresented countries, mainly in Africa.
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Doing away with motors or any sort of moving part, it utilizes coils and magnets to keep the record platter afloat and rotating as your vinyl plays.
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They partly overcame the second hurdle by doing away with conventional motors and driving the wings using a piezoelectric ceramic that flexes in response to electrical currents.
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SmugMug isn't doing away with that legacy; the company intends to keep Flickr as a standalone community and give it more resources and attention than Oath did.
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The Transportation Security Administration is examining the possibility of doing away with passenger screening at small- and medium-sized airports across the United States, according to CNN.
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The Trump administration has proposed doing away with the rebate system for Medicare plans but has not gone as far as extending the ban to commercial plans.
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CBRE, one of the world's largest real estate firms, has redesigned its offices in Japan, doing away with permanent desks and instead adopting an activity-based workplace.
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"I'm dealing with a lot of negativity, these closings, to go tell 300 people we're doing away with their jobs and shutting down their workplace," Bastianich says.
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On the individual side of the tax code, the House GOP blueprint discusses doing away with itemized deductions other than those for mortgage interest and charitable contributions.
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Now, with a new Obamacare repeal and replace plan under consideration, they'll have another shot at doing away with the EHBs, as they're called among health wonks.
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Chicago's Public Library system began a new policy last month doing away with all fines for overdue books and materials, a change implemented by Mayor Lori Lightfoot.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank's DWS asset management subsidiary is doing away with most titles as of next year, according to an internal memo on Tuesday.
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But activists have also been putting pressure on candidates to stake out positions on other progressive proposals, like doing away with the filibuster in the Senate. Sen.
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For a truly green Christmas there is always the option of doing away with a tree altogether and simply improvising with the plants already in your house.
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It's also worth noting that some states now allow tax deductions for long-term care premiums, even if the federal government ends up doing away with it.
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The future of smartphones may be literally coming for your face, but Apple seems to be on the path of doing away with its more daring colors.
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The Democratic former commander in chief told town hall attendees at Emory University to "give him credit" for not doing away with the deferred action program completely.
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Imagine if you could sift through all the dysfunction and redundancies of a whole town, keeping only the joy-sparking essentials and doing away with the rest.
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Y Combinator announced Tuesday that it was doing away with pitch presentations from its largest cohort to date as fears about coronavirus continue to hobble young startups.
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In late 2015, Women's Health, a holdout, announced in its own pages that it was doing away with the cover phrases ''drop two sizes'' and ''bikini body.
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American officials were bracing for retaliatory duties over the Boeing case, but doing away with the state tax breaks eliminates a target for European Union trade representatives.
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Instead, doing away with net neutrality will only help cement the power of internet behemoths like Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and Alphabet, the parent company of Google.
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The DNC announced last month that it was doing away with the grassroots donor threshold that had been used in the qualifications for the previous eight debates.
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" So maybe consider doing away with baseball metaphors entirely — tell your friend, "I just had the best makeout sesh," or ask your partner, "Can I kiss you?
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Republicans are doing away with the deduction because they need to lower the cost of their tax bill, which reduces the corporate tax rate to 20 percent.
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One of the Greens' priorities is adjusting taxes to better reflect the environmental impact of certain goods, such as doing away with favourable treatment of diesel fuel.
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One of the Greens' priorities is adjusting taxes to better reflect the environmental impact of certain goods, such as doing away with favourable treatment of diesel fuel.
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We also would set for the first time one fair federal minimum wage – doing away with a separate unfair wage for tipped workers (currently a paltry $85033).
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Companies are doing away with traditional office seating charts in favor of hot desking, where there are no desk assignments — and employees aren&apost happy about it.
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Doing away with intravenous blood work, she asserted, would save millions of lives... and men in charge love that sort of largess when it comes to business gambles.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Mobike, one of the world's biggest bike-sharing companies, is doing away with deposits for all customers in China, amid a fierce battle to win users.
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It's about time for beauty pageants to retire the antiquated (and sexist) swimsuit competition portion, and Miss Teen USA is leading the charge by doing away with it.
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Tom Hiddleton is doing away with his demureness for a very hot second (literally), stripping down to nothing but a book for his newest role in High-Rise.
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Combine this neat trick with the promise chatbots hold for doing away with most commerce apps, and needless smartphone bloat could soon be a thing of the past.
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Abercrombie has changed its namesake fashion brand in recent years, doing away with risque advertising and logo-emblazoned apparel, which fell out of fashion in the late 2000s.
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By doing away with the opposition-controlled legislative branch, the move effectively meant the remaining two branches of Venezuelan government were controlled by the ruling United Socialist Party.
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What's more, Congress could help victims of Wall Street's own fraud by doing away with the ineffective "consumer relief programs" that the Justice Department inserts into civil settlements.
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If we outlaw all the things Hillary's enemies hate in her, we'll be doing away with everything the rest of the country hates about the entire political class.
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You may have heard the rumors that Apple might be doing away with the headphone jack on the iPhone to push forward the wonderful world of wireless listening.
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They're replacing high-fructose corn syrup with real sugar, taking the gluten out of products that taste great without wheat, and doing away with artificial flavors and dyes.
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A number of other White House hopefuls are also supportive of "Medicare for all," but they are split on whether they back doing away with private insurance companies.
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WHEN Ronald Reagan, running for president in 5003, proposed doing away with trade barriers between the United States, Canada and Mexico, he did so with his usual hyperbole.
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Amazon announced on Tuesday that Prime members are now eligible for free grocery delivery, effectively doing away with the monthly $14.99 fee previously required to access Amazon Fresh.
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This new law makes small businesses more competitive by doing away with rules that previously required American retailers to pay double duty on items returned by overseas customers.
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Congress repealed the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate in 240, doing away with the requirement that people maintain minimal essential health insurance or else pay a tax penalty.
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The most interesting bits: Biting the hand…: Trump told a group of congressional leaders that he was intrigued by the idea of doing away with the Electoral College.
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That means classifying workers as independent contractors instead of employees who would require benefits and doing away with, or only relatively lightly staffing, costly departments like human resources.
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He is off to an auspicious start, deciding to recognize the MOCA employees' recent unionization efforts, and doing away with admission costs, making the museum accessible to all.
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Business Insider analyzed Dorsey's comments on leadership, and found his management style consists of delegating, doing away with distractions, and driving the company on an over-arching mission.
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Consumer advocates warned that doing away with antidiscrimination protections would drive up fees for those seeking auto loans and said that other consumer protections could soon be targeted.
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I read the other day that HUD has proposed doing away with the disparate impact standard as if we don't have history that brought us to this point.
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Doing away with flavored e-liquids altogether would decrease the number of children who use them, but it may also push adults back to traditional cigarettes, he said.
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Doing away with flavored e-liquids altogether would decrease the number of children who use them, but it may also push adults back to traditional cigarettes, he said.
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Warren said the plan would also reduce the cost of hiring a consumer bankruptcy attorney by doing away with rules imposed on those lawyers by the 2005 legislation.
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Legislation could also fundamentally weaken the insurance market by doing away with the so-called individual mandate, which requires people to have coverage or pay a tax penalty.
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Hillary Clinton became the second Democratic presidential candidate in modern history to lose despite winning the popular vote, renewing calls from some for doing away with the _________. 47.
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And in contrast to this certainty of both goal and timing, they have set forth no plan of action for doing away with or even substantially diminishing financial reform.
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Market volatility has generally been subdued since 2011, apart from blips related to unexpected events like Switzerland's central bank doing away with a cap on the franc in 2015.
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Though the bill has elicited hysteria from some conservative news outlets, advocates argue that doing away with criminalization laws is a significant step toward slowing the spread of HIV.
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Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has pushed the issue into the 2020 spotlight, saying during a CNN town hall in March that she supported doing away with the Electoral College.
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Face and voice biometrics are used to log-in to the app, doing away with a combination of pincodes and passwords — a reflection of Atom's target audience of millennials.
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He noted that doing away with political ads would have actually been more cost effective, since all the tools Facebook is building out to promote election integrity are costly.
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They are doing away with the notion that a leading actress is only worthy in her youth by staking out their own production companies and directing their own films.
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Dana Gas added a further 3.8% and Eshraq Investments, which is also considering doing away with a foreign ownership limit on its shares, climbed 63%, its third consecutive gain.
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Those included doing away with the law's mandate to purchase health insurance and expanding coverage options through association plans, which allow small businesses to band together to purchase insurance.
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"Doing away with the legal basis under which we're going against ISIS today, before we've implemented and put in place another one, to me is not prudent," Corker said.
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But the Vermont senator tempers that by arguing overall healthcare costs would go down as a result of doing away with premiums, deductibles, or other out-of-pocket costs.
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That includes doing away with deductions for items like medical expenses or dozens of obscure breaks like one that allows pharmaceutical companies to write off research on rare diseases.
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NEW YORK, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Restaurants are doing away with dining rooms as consumers increasingly order food deliveries through apps such as Uber Technologies Inc's Uber Eatsand GrubHub Inc .
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Likewise, doing away with the filibuster would not have guaranteed that the measure would pass, because it was being considered under budget reconciliation rules and required only 51 votes.
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The company had been planning on doing away with the perk that was included to those that pay an annual subscription to be part of its official sales channel.
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After a Kennedy-for-Kavanaugh swap, it's likely that the uneasy affirmative action consensus will buckle, and a ruling finally doing away with public affirmative action programs will come.
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The alliance will make it breezier for Chinese tourists eager to pick up vitamin supplements and cosmetics from the pharmacy giant, doing away with the hassle of carrying cash.
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But the reason the show strikes a chord with so many is because it handles high school sex with a certain care and seriousness, doing away with the tropes.
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The site had very few rules, doing away with the libertarian-driven ideals of the drug focused Silk Road, and offered stolen credit card data, hacked databases, and weapons.
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Florida's state legislature has debated doing away with the state's ban on guns in schools and colleges, on the ground that it is always safer to arm more people.
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The tax overhaul law eliminated the tax penalty that people face if they refuse coverage, doing away with the so-called individual mandate that encourages healthier people to enroll.
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And while there are a lot of philanthropists out there who could donate to charities, there's only one person who can truly "fix" Facebook by doing away with it.
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There's a considerable chunk of Democrats who are in favor of more pragmatic solutions, like, say, amending and extending the Affordable Care Act rather than doing away with it.
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Joni Ernst, an Iowa Republican, has proposed doing away with the fund and using the more than $350 million sitting in the account to reduce the federal budget deficit.
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The second, "partnership" approach would align some British and European Union rules, doing away with any customs border between Britain and the European Union at all, as at present.
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The biggest plan is a single payer health care system costing the federal government more than $30 trillion over a decade, doing away with insurance premiums and co-pays.
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"Doing away with briefings would reduce accountability, transparency and the opportunity for Americans to see that, in the U.S. system, no political figure is above being questioned," he said.
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They include calls for a unicameral Legislature — doing away with the Assembly or Senate — and the division of the state into autonomous regions, with separate regional governors and legislatures.
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In the first debates, starting back in June, there was much radical talk of abolishing borders, doing away with immigration enforcement and rolling out free medical care for all.
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Facebook is doing away with Friend List Feeds, the customized news feeds that showed only posts from a group of Facebook humans of your choosing (plus, ya know, ads).
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Months after Wolf's performance, the WHCA announced that it was doing away with the tradition of hosting a comedian, opting instead to book the author Ron Chernow to speak.
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"Building a more just and developed nation requires doing away with practices that have been nefarious for all of us," Mr. Bolsonaro said, shortly after he was sworn in.
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The story getting the most play in the sports world this week was Major League baseball considering doing away with the requirement of throwing four pitches for an intentional walk.
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In the 1990's, Fausto-Sterling famously proposed doing away with the gender binary and replacing it with a gender quintary, in which five sexes are recognized instead of two.
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The court, doing away with a formula from the National Labor Relations Board, ruled that the agreements could force workers to arbitrate the cases as individuals rather than as groups.
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I'm excited about the prospect of an affordable and maybe even decent fitness tracker with a display, but am bummed the company is doing away with its previous leather look.
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Visionaries see a future in which things like household rubbish and pig slurry will provide the fuel for cars and homes, doing away with the need for dirty fossil fuels.
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Some observers argue that it will be impossible to root out coercion without abolishing the state's monopoly on cotton and doing away with production quotas on which officials are judged.
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There have even been some hints that the company could use the technology to power Apple Pay, potentially doing away with Touch ID (and the fingerprint sensor) in the process.
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Ericsson plans to cut around 3,900 jobs in Sweden, doing away with most of its manufacturing in the country as it grapples with a shrinking market for telecoms network equipment.
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Doing away with complex wires and setup instructions, all you have to do is stick it on to your door and it will watch your entry-way like a hawk.
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In 1721, Peter the Great downgraded the status of the Russian church by doing away with the Moscow Patriarchate and trying, rather unsuccessfully, to introduce Western features of church administration.
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State and local governments have been working to preserve the deduction, and they argue that doing away with the preference would hurt states and localities' flexibility to make tax changes.
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GOP leadership has proposed doing away with ObamaCare's "essential health benefits," which require insurance plans to cover certain basic health services, including maternity care and preventive services such as mammograms.
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Rather than turning to Holst or Beethoven or Debussy for a melodic base, they leaned on "Battle Hymn of the Republic," a backup National Anthem, doing away with subtlety completely.
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Google, as of late, has been doing away with tighter, more compact displays of text and imagery in its products, allowing the content itself to have more room to breathe.
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Under the new rules the FCC would definitely get rid of much of the waste associated with the program — primarily by doing away with everything that makes the program effective.
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According to The Los Angeles Times, the University of California system, comprised of 10 universities and well over 100,000 students, is considering doing away with its SAT and ACT requirements.
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The Hill: Graham believes Democrats' focus on doing away with the Electoral College should be perceived by voters as a push to make "rural America to go away," politically speaking.
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Doing away with the state and local tax deduction corrects a fundamental unfairness in the current tax structure and provides an opportunity to reduce tax rates for all hardworking taxpayers.
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But in June 2018, Box made waves when it announced it was doing away with the dual-class structure in favor of a more traditional one-share, one-vote structure.
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In the announcement, the airline said Cross was part of the conversation that resulted in the company doing away with a policy that required flight attendants to verify medical credentials.
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Two major public universities have recently moved to radically downsize or entirely relocate their fine arts libraries, which is in keeping with broader trends of libraries doing away with books.
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But the model of working for cash in a restaurant is changing, as several businesses, in an effort to guarantee workers a better hourly rate, are doing away with tipping.
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This one reinvented that genre for the new millennium, doing away with tropes like shambling zombies and gradual infection in favor of running ghouls, prioritizing propulsive intensity over all else.
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Republicans have tried to sabotage health care by doing away with the mandate, and have succeeded in driving premiums higher; but the system is still standing thanks to those subsidies.
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The business model is built to have low overhead — doing away with salespeople, decorated buildings and delivery, among other services — that allows Costco to pass on cost savings to members.
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After weighing the price tag to install electronic fare-card readers on buses, the agency eventually determined it could increase ridership more by doing away with fares, according to OPB.
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Trump has promised to make changes at the agency including doing away with previous President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan that cracks down on emissions from coal-fired electricity generators.
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Others, while not doing away with the punishment entirely, have taken steps to limit it to only the worst crimes; Pennsylvania has eliminated it for all but intentional, premeditated murders.
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"I do not see a justification for doing away with the 3.8 percent tax on investment income because that is not something that increases the cost of health care," Sen.
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The stalled user growth has led Twitter to re-think many of its fundamentals, including rumors of doing away with its character limit and this week introducing a partially algorithmic timeline.
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I'm trying to bring lunch to work every day, not just because it saves me a ton of money, but because doing away with takeout containers is better for the environment.
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In doing away with the age limit, ANTM is able to talk about the work women do when they raise children alone, and the dreams they put aside in doing so.
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Given that Samsung is doing away with the 128GB version (though it may be available in some markets), the Galaxy S7 will most likely stay below that four-digit price point.
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For Money, T-Mobile is also doing away with the banking fees sometimes associated with checking accounts and offers an overdraft limit that lets you go $50 into debt without penalty.
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However, sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters that the commission may be cut down to Xi and four vice-chairmen, doing away with committee members and streamlining reporting lines.
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The other week a startup showed me how it was trying to reinvent the guitar for 2016: doing away with complicated chords and frets and letting anyone play by pressing buttons.
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The firm said on Tuesday it was doing away with its existing store trainer role, currently held by 13 employees, and would instead introduce around 280 learning and development management positions.
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The agency will be doing away with the 20-person Particulate Matter Review Panel, a group comprised of experts on air pollutants known to cause respiratory issues, according to the Times.
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But it's revealing that the main thing Putin, through Veselnitskaya, wanted to discuss with the son of the future President of the United States was doing away with the Magnitsky Act.
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Other countries have taken action: Britain recently recognized the wisdom of doing away with the special tax treatment of carried interest by maintaining a much higher tax rate on such income.
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That was the year it classified doing away with an audio jack an act of "courage," in an attempt to move toward a wireless future (and sell more expensive Bluetooth headphones).
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"I do not see a justification for doing away with the 85033 percent tax on investment income, because that is not something that increases the cost of healthcare," Collins told reporters.
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That would mean doing away with quarterly guidance for institutional investors, which would go a long way toward restoring technology companies' ability to innovate and invest over a long-term horizon.
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But he has also proposed arming trained teachers and doing away with gun-free zones around school campuses — proposals that many Democrats consider non-starters in the debate over gun control.
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Airlines are increasingly doing away with award charts in favor of pricing award tickets "dynamically" based on customer demand, but it's still possible to find real steals for using your miles.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has estimated that doing away with the mandate would result in nearly 13 million more people without insurance and federal savings of $338 billion by 2027.
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"Doing away with briefings would reduce accountability, transparency, and the opportunity for Americans to see that, in the U.S. system, no political figure is above being questioned," it read in part.
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By now, you know that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has overhauled the tax code, including nearly doubling the standard deduction, doing away with personal exemptions and trimming itemized deductions.
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If all goes as planned, they could develop cacao plants that don't wilt or rot at their current elevations, doing away with the need to relocate farms or find another approach.
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Moreover, doing away with the old racial quotas, in combination with Cold War–era refugee policy, led to waves of immigration from Asia and Africa that no one expected in 1965.
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Since that night in Barcelona — since long before that, really — I've been thinking about what doing away with gender classification and segregation in certain areas of public life might really look like.
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In 2015, Brownback, a Republican, issued an executive order doing away with a previous order that provided protections to state employees facing discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation.
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Rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, and creating 13 million jobs by doing away with tax loopholes that large corporations now enjoy by putting their money into the Cayman Islands and other tax havens.
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And if they're a little bit expensive for your taste, Arca sells just the leather headpiece for $5,275 (no headphones), doing away with the pretense you'll use these for music at all.
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The Vivo Nex S smartphone caused a stir for doing away with bezels and notches in favor of a pop-up selfie camera that's hidden in the top edge of the phone.
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Sure, it passes the bend test, and its ribless design helps users avoid breaking it into bits and pieces, but it does so by doing away with the data protection lock slider.
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"This will accord finance companies greater flexibility to explore strategic partnerships and innovative business models," the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said in a statement, doing away with regulations barring such takeovers.
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This means continuing and even enhancing the American multi-layered support for Israel, so as to disavow any people or nation of the possibility of doing away with the State of Israel.
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On Friday, the Obama administration made the exciting announcement that it is finally doing away with the set $100 limit on Cuban rum and cigars that travelers can bring to the states.
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On Friday, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said the President should hold off on doing away with the program, which faces legal action if it is not ended by September 5.
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By doing away with affirmative action and limiting access to higher education for blacks and Latinos, we will aggravate the disadvantages these groups face, while accommodating the intolerance of whites toward minorities.
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But he repeated his criticism of the idea of doing away with the practice, stressing its role as a boon to the U.S. economy and its position in the global energy game.
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"The president has proposed doing away with judges on more than one occasion," the anonymous author reportedly wrote, claiming Trump said too many of his policies were getting stuck in legal limbo.
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That means it's doing away with last year's model, the Series 4, which introduced a new design with a larger screen and, for the first time, the ability to take electrocardiogram readings.
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Several House Republicans opposed doing away with the state and local income tax deduction and cited concerns that the bill would hurt individuals living in expensive areas like California and New York.
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The strongman said he didn't agree with doing away with these term limits, pointing out that the country did not want a return to the Soviet-era when no elections were held.
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Doing away with the deduction would save $1.3 trillion over a decade, according to the Tax Policy Center, and is necessary to give any big tax plan a semblance of fiscal responsibility.
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Alumni from some of the specialized schools have spoken out against doing away with the test, saying the new proposal would introduce subjectivity into what has been an objective and meritocratic process.
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By doing away with the Machiavellian approach to exercise, Ring Fit Adventure helped me see physical activity as a time to connect with my body rather than beat it down into submission.
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The officials suggested that Democrats could get on board with remarks about doing away with special-interest tax breaks, targeting tax relief at the middle class and lowering the corporate tax rate.
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That's because the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act went into effect at the beginning of this year and overhauled the tax code, doubling the standard deduction and doing away with personal exemptions.
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While the Republican tax-reform framework called for the deduction's elimination, House GOP leaders are now looking at ways to scale back the preference without fully doing away with the tax benefit.
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Electronic keyboards solved the issue by doing away with mechanical arms altogether, but QWERTY maintained its dominance into the 21st century because so many of us are so used to using it.
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Zak Accuardi, a senior analyst at the national think tank TransitCenter, proposed doing away with WA entirely and replacing it with a metric combining excess wait time and excess train travel time.
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With Kennedy gone, replaced by a more stalwart conservative, it's likely that the uneasy affirmative action consensus will buckle, and a ruling finally doing away with public affirmative action programs will come.
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The Trump administration has been using these laws to go after what it considers unfair trade practices, and doing away with Chapter 19 would make it a lot easier to do so.
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The weight of the historical evidence is that the people who drafted, proposed and ratified the 14th Amendment from 1866 to 1868 did not believe themselves to be doing away with segregated schools.
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It will be doing away with Windows 10S as a separate, distinct version of Windows, and instead will roll out its functionality into an optional mode built into the OS starting in 2019.
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"For example, workers can work fewer days and we could retire non critical staff above the age of 60 years as well as doing away with posts that are vacant," Zhanda told Reuters.
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Though the Lens Store was short-lived, the company says it isn't doing away with them due to lack of use but because it wants to focus its efforts on its ad business.
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This overhaul of the tax code went into effect in 2018, roughly doubling the standard deduction to $12,000 for single taxpayers and $23,000 for married-filing jointly, and doing away with personal exemptions.
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While taking small steps like doing away with single-use plastic and carpooling get a thumbs up from Mother Nature, you should also start looking into other ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
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The reveal of Dillon's exchange with the Academy, first seen in Variety, came the day before MTV announced they were doing away with gendered categories for its upcoming MTV Movie and TV Awards.
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The iPhone X is doing away with the Home button and, with it, Touch ID. In its place we'll have Face ID — a method of unlocking your smartphone just by looking at it.
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The S7 appears to have a much friendlier look, doing away with the S6's harsh edges in favor of something, well, a little more like the iPhone 6 and 6S's round edges.
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This is the latest of steps the company has taken to resolve this, including doing away with "diaries" or written accounts of household TV viewership and adding more cross-platform TV measurement services.
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Some companies are already looking further ahead, and doing away with the need for any human instruction - whether by voice or text - by making machines smarter at learning our habits and anticipating them.
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An earlier report from NPR claimed Uber would be doing away with surge, a feature on the Uber app that bumps prices up in a particular area when there's high demand for rides.
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Run by Dyches and a small band of volunteers, the organization focuses on directing women to resources, including therapists specializing in postpartum issues, and doing away with the stigma associated with mental disorders.
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Bill Cassidy of Louisiana and known as Graham-Cassidy, would gut the Affordable Care Act, turning Obamacare's subsidies into block grants, doing away with Medicaid expansion and slashing further funding to the program.
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When asked earlier this year on Fox News about the health consequences of doing away with the Clean Power Plan, Pruitt ducked the question and focused on how the plan would cost jobs.
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Critics of such a measure say that in doing away with Article 370, the government hopes to change Indian-controlled Kashmir's Muslim-majority demographics by allowing in a flood of new Hindu residents.
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McCain said his deal would be similar to the bipartisan Gang of 85033 that reached a deal in 2005 to prevent Senate Republicans from doing away with the filibuster on lower-court nominations.
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Hyatt released a statement on November 12 saying it is doing away with mini bottles of toiletries across all 875+ of its properties by 2021 in an effort to eliminate single-use plastics.
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At one point, it was reported that the White House was considering doing away with the Office of the National Director of Intelligence, which oversees 16 agencies that make up the intelligence community.
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Network officials also are withholding support for the health care bill slated for a Senate vote this week, saying it stops short of the goal of doing away with the Affordable Care Act.
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Doing away with the deduction would save $235 trillion over a decade, according to the Tax Policy Center, and could be necessary to give any big tax plan a semblance of fiscal responsibility.
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Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts favor doing away with it, and all private health insurance, and instead creating a "Medicare for all" program run by the federal government.
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Multiple NBA teams have had high-level conversations about doing away with the term "owner" over the past year -- and at least two teams have already made the switch, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Likewise the boss, although a post-demise screen does indicate how close you came to either completing the run or doing away with the big bad in question (a couple of times, very).
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But, Jeffrey Frank of The New Yorker reports, one of the reasons legislators might be fixated on doing away with Obamacare is because they used to have a deal they liked even better.
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"It was never about and isn't about doing away with RMPs, or making it so that citizens aren't aware of what they need to know to evacuate or deal with concerns," he said.
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Two are oversight issues with the City Council: doing away with the system of doling out funds to individual members, known as member items; and creating an independent inspector general for the Council.
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Her remarks came after Petrobras, as the company is known, said on Wednesday that it would revise its rules on the timing of price changes, doing away with fixed periods for price changes.
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"We urge the zoological community exhibitors to set a higher standard to protect people and to respect wildlife from a safe distance by doing away with public contact opportunities with wildlife of all species."
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The government as well as different financial institutions are now allowing people to avail financial services using their phone number, doing away with the need of going to banks and wasting tons of paper.
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For the Trump administration, that has meant a general loosening of restraints: on who can be targeted, and where they can be targeted, all while doing away with "high-level vetting" of the targets.
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Indeed, we've made significant strides in doing away with the "men are like this, women are like that" mindset in large part because of the writing, thinking, and increased visbility of LGBTQ people, specifically.
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Evolving its signature "Because you're worth it" slogan to "Because we're all worth it," the drugstore giant is obviously putting representation front and center — doing away with the outdated beauty ideals of the past.
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When asked about the health consequences of doing away with the Clean Power Plan on Fox News Sunday, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt ducked the question and focused on how the plan would cost jobs.
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If Apple is doing away with the home button, there will not be a need for a large bezel on the bottom so Apple could reduce the size of the top bezel as well.
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There is no timeline for when the digital license will go live in the UK. In another tweet, Morley clarified that the DVLA is not doing away with the old, credit card-sized licenses.
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Google announced this week that it's making a bunch of changes to the emoji in Android: namely, it's finally introducing emoji that look like people, and it's largely doing away with its freaky blobs.
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And while the machine translation technology is doing away with the immediate need for human foreign language expertise, there's at least a chance app users will learn a bit as they go along — i.e.
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The report uses the findings to push for a more basic change to the United States stock markets: doing away with the rebates that trading firms can earn for trading at a particular exchange.
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The ideas of replacing the government, doing away with unhealthy foods that fill black neighborhoods, and distancing yourself from religion are all things that many young black people entertain at this stage of life.
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All but one of the past five Liberal prime ministers have made some noise about reforming or doing away with Canada's anti-cannabis laws, but under Justin Trudeau, legalization has never seemed more likely.
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This critique is centered on doing away with employer-sponsored insurance; they say that unions have fought hard to secure generous health care packages from employers, and shouldn't be forced to switch from that.
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I reject, however, the current Frick assumption that the best way to accommodate its needs is by demolishing and only partially restoring the Russell Page Garden and doing away with the historic music room.
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Redesigning the Davis Cup and doing away with a home-and-away final phase and tradition make sense only if there is a guarantee that most of the best players are going to play.
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A growing number of airlines are doing away with seat back entertainment, and instead offer the same content via their own app, streamed internally on the plane's Wi-Fi to your phone or tablet.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, the more progressive Democratic candidates still in the race for the presidential nomination in 2020, have both called for doing away with the Electoral College.
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Wells has vowed to upend its aggressive sales culture, doing away with sales goals in the retail banks and backing down from its cross-selling strategy of pushing multiple products on a single customer.
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Renault, returning as a constructor after buying back the team they sold in 2009, this week followed McLaren and reigning world champions Mercedes in doing away with the once exalted position of team principal.
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The Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency announced on Thursday that they were doing away with the 2013 carveout, which was one of President Barack Obama's signature measures to contain climate change.
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"Doing away with briefings would reduce accountability, transparency, and the opportunity for Americans to see that, in the U.S. system, no political figure is above being questioned," said Jeff Mason, president of the WHCA.
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The first was that it continues using premiums, copays, and deductibles to pay for insurance, while Sanders's plan, which he prefers, runs all financing through the tax code, doing away with deductibles and copays entirely.
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We do that by doing away with the absurd loophole that now allows major profitable corporations to stash their money in the Cayman (ph) Islands, and not in some years, pay a nickel in taxes.
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Rather than completely doing away with the idea that the signs have "gendered" qualities (Cancer, for example, is associated with feminine and maternal traits), Bedell challenges the limits placed on the signs' expressions of gender.
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Sure, those pointing to the redesign as another way for Trump to hide stuff may be verging a bit into conspiracy territory, but the Trump administration has a record of doing away with unwanted information.
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Diaz-Canel and Gil said plans for the economy to grow 1.5 percent, after an anemic 1.2 percent this year, were based in part on doing away with bureaucratic habits and cutting waste and theft.
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A review of retail banking remuneration commissioned by the Australian Bankers' Association (ABA) in April recommended doing away with volume-based incentives, soft-dollar payments and higher pay to brokers who engage in sales campaigns.
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It certainly comes at a perilous time for about 20 million people facing the threat of losing their insurance as Congress and the incoming president seem set on doing away with the Affordable Care Act.
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Capps: I was thinking specifically about Google Jigsaw—as you invite large Silicon Valley companies in or ask them to help, we can all sort of agree on certain parameters of doing away with ISIS.
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By doing away with the need for a power grid, it may be possible one day to make malaria drugs in the jungle or even medicines on Mars in some future space colony, he believes.
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He said that they have been a periodic point of contention within the party since the system came into being in 85033, and that doing away with them would help ease tensions in the party.
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Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy, which assumed power this year after a landslide election, has released political prisoners and prioritized doing away with oppressive legislation left over from decades of authoritarian rule.
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Critics such as the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids assert that doing away with mint but keeping menthol is just a way to disguise the appealing, fresh minty flavor behind a more adult sounding name.
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Vlad Tenev, co-founder and co-CEO of millennial-focused investing app Robinhood believes in doing away with commissions on trades and making it easy for anyone to invest with a push of a button.
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Using this it claims a single developer can build, deploy and scale conversational apps across multiple messaging channels (including webchat) — doing away with the need for a full dev team to build and maintain everything.
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What I just said about the Trump thing, I think that is analogous in the UK.In the same way, it was framed around the idea of throwing off their unelected leaders, doing away with beurocracy.
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"Doing away with briefings would reduce accountability, transparency, and the opportunity for Americans to see that, in the U.S. system, no political figure is above being questioned," the group's president, Jeff Mason of Reuters, wrote.
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While European countries have been doing away with this policy, a number of progressive Democrats in the US have begun floating this as a solution to narrowing the gap between the rich and the poor.
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She also became known for her confrontations with reporters, and for doing away with the decades-old tradition of formal daily press briefings, arranging instead for the president to speak and answer questions for himself.
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With Senate Democrats behaving as if they might turn this senatorial courtesy into a tool for broad obstruction, some GOP senators have hinted at doing away with the rule, or at least diluting its power.
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And over the past year, officials have sought to make some shelters more attractive by doing away with curfews, providing storage for belongings, allowing couples to sleep in the same bed and providing facilities for pets.
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The Wi-Fi offering also gives users the ability to stay connected from the gate to the plane, and vice versa — doing away with the standard airline cruising altitude requirement to fire up the wireless service.
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The supermodel, who recently announced that she's doing away with age restrictions for her grand return to the reality show, has listed her high-rise apartment in New York City for $17.5 million, according to Trulia.
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According to an internal Apple Store memo found by French tech blog iGeneration, however, it seems Apple is doing away with the diagnostics requirement and making its battery replacement fee the same price across the board.
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Daniel DiSalvo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, noted that doing away with fair share fees will cut into union coffers, but that union leaders will adapt and find other ways to fund their initiatives.
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In its ongoing quest to hire the right candidates, Goldman Sachs is making changes to its undergraduate recruiting program, doing away with first-round on-campus interviews and leveraging technology to help it screen potential hires.
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" Conditt also talked about doing away with the sex offender registry, commenting "You have to really hate the guy to make him suffer for the rest of his life, even when his prison time is up.
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The U.S. State Department is doing away with its 5-year B2 tourist visa for Cubans effective March 18 as the Trump administration strives for "reciprocity" between the 2 countries for visa rules, NBC News reports.
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In addition to doing away with term limits for his own post, he also in effect scrapped the unwritten retirement age for senior officials, to secure the return to government of Wang Qishan, a close ally.
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Where Harris advocated eliminating private insurance altogether as part of her "Medicare for All" proposal, Buttigieg said in a recent interview that "I don't see why" having universal health care "requires" doing away with private insurance.
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"We're not saying we're doing away with Dodd-Frank but there will be some reform and do we really need the levels of capital that some of these banks are being required to hold?" he asked.
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In an Instagram post, the queen of smizing and booty-tooching said that she's doing away with the age limit on the modeling competition and is welcoming competitors of all ages to apply for the show.
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Top Republicans are less than pleased that President Trump is doing away with his administration's top immigration and security officials at a time when border crossings, especially by families, are at their highest in a decade.
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By doing away with the need for the bulky neutralizer component used in larger thrusters, her team has been able to scale down prototypes so that they can be installed on a variety of smaller spacecraft.
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When asked at the time on Fox News about the health consequences of doing away with the Clean Power Plan, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt ducked the question and focused on how the plan would cost jobs.
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In contrast to Abadi, with his cross-sectarian message, Maliki is again posing as Iraq's Shi'ite champion, and has proposed doing away with the unofficial power-sharing model under which all main parties have cabinet representatives.
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Any serious European contribution ought to include listing Iran-backed Hezbollah in its entirety as a terror organization, doing away with the faux distinction between so-called military and political arms, a distinction Hezbollah itself rejects.
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Despite suffering years of low approval ratings, the ACA has risen in popularity in recent months, with more people in favor of keeping the law than doing away with it, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average.
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In 2001, Eminem delivered a controlled performance of it live with Elton John at the 2001 Grammys, with Elton singing Dido's parts, doing away with most of the pageantry and schtick of his usual live appearances.
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Google's plans include doing away with the "first click free" policy, which requires subscription-based news outlets to offer three free articles a day through its search and news features, allowing users to skirt pay walls.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Aristotle's Wrongful Death" (column, May 27): Frank Bruni is on the mark to lament the fact that some colleges are doing away with liberal arts majors in favor of career preparation.
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The 11-member commission may propose, among other things, including women in selective service registration for the first time in US history; otherwise expanding or altering the registered population; or even doing away with SSS altogether.
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Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) on Sunday dismissed the notion of doing away with the filibuster amid negotiations to end the government shutdown, saying it would be the "end of the Senate" as it is currently known.
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The semi-official China News Service and the newspaper The Paper reported it was the first clear case of a city doing away with measures that had been introduced in recent years to restrict home sales.
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Ms. Wilkening, the museum consultant, said that if the fee is ultimately approved, the Met should emphasize its New York roots by doing away with any mention of a "suggested" donation for city and state residents.
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It includes proposals to cut deficits by more than $3 trillion over a decade and lower debt levels as a percentage of the gross domestic product, but does not balance by doing away with annual deficits.
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But without a plan to dramatically change the funding priorities of the US government, the idea of doing away with billionaire philanthropy can lead to consequences that many of its supporters would probably agree are unjust.
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It includes proposals to cut deficits by more than $2628 trillion over a decade and lower debt levels as a percentage of the gross domestic product, but does not balance by doing away with annual deficits.
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The tax framework Republicans released last month calls for doing away with the deduction, but GOP lawmakers in high-tax states such as New York and New Jersey balked, warning it is important to their constituents.
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While Mr. Trump had long threatened to rip up Nafta, the business community and many Republican lawmakers pushed to keep it intact, insisting that doing away with the pact would ultimately hurt the United States economy.
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Bolling, who spent 17 terms in the House, including four years as chair of the Rules Committee, sought to drastically overhaul the House committee system by shifting jurisdictions and doing away with two long-standing panels.
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Airbus is considering doing away with one of the hallmarks of its A22007 superjumbo, a "grand staircase" echoing the era of cruise ships, as it looks to revive sales of the world's largest airliner, industry sources said.
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It's adding an algorithm to its feed to help you find tweets that you might otherwise miss, and it's doing away with some of its wonky rules around conversations that make it hard to connect with others.
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The Trump administration is doing away with a series of affirmative-action policy documents put in place under former President Barack Obama that encourage colleges and universities to use race in admissions processes to promote campus diversity.
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Instagram is considering doing away with video length constraints, according to The Wall Street Journal, which tonight published a report about "a new feature" that would let users post long-form clips of up to an hour.
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The commission made 64 recommendations, most of which were decades behind their European counterparts, such as doing away with pre-Hillsborough protective fencing, restricting fan movement in times of duress, and employing safety stewards during match days.
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As consumers continually become more conscious of the products they buy and the brands they support, many companies are doing away with the strictly-for-profit mentality and are setting up initiatives to become more socially responsible.
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Verdi criticised the move, saying that Metro was trying to get out of commitments made on job security and investments while paying new hires less and doing away with extra pay for night shifts and Christmas bonuses.
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That included doing away with the label of Asperger's disorder, which was considered a milder form of autism, and creating a new diagnosis—social communication disorder—that will often be applied to people with Asperger's-like symptoms.
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In this context, Joe was a kind of overrated throwback type, making a shit ton of money to score on contested jump shots while everyone else was getting with The Program and doing away with contests altogether.
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And that's before you consider that there are people working on ways of bringing the assessment phase directly to you to bypass the physical visits, or doing away with the whole concept of corrective lenses altogether. Brillen.
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After doing away with its unlimited model just two weeks ago in favor of a limited four-movie-per-month plan for new users, MoviePass has flip-flopped back to its old one-movie-per-day plan.
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Although America is far from becoming a cashless society, cash transactions are less frequent than even a few years ago and some restaurant owners are betting that customers will be comfortable doing away with cash for convenience.
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This majorly ambitious project has already clocked up a decade's worth of R&D on the founders' mission to rethink digital connectivity without compromising privacy and security by doing away with servers — and decentralizing and encrypting everything.
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Snapshot: Residents of the island of Sommaroy in Norway, above, are campaigning to create the world's first "time free zone," doing away with clocks, deadlines, start times and the concept of sleeping or eating at certain hours.
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Leoluca Orlando, the mayor of Palermo, the Sicilian capital, refused to comply with a decree doing away with two years of "humanitarian protection" for asylum seekers, a status that allowed them to live in the country legally.
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Walmart is doing away with its greeters — those people in blue vests who stand at the store entrance and seem way too happy to see you — which may put many employees with disabilities out of a job.
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In the aftermath, investors looked to Mr. Polman to improve profits and streamline the company, including an effort to reduce bureaucracy by doing away with a dual listing structure that includes two headquarters, in London and Rotterdam.
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But in a signal that some proposed cuts to domestic programs are likely to face resistance even from conservatives, Mr. Meadows said he could not stomach the idea of doing away with food assistance for older Americans.
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While Mr. Carson favors slowing down enforcement of the antisegregation initiative and limiting its scope, the impetus for doing away with the rule comes from White House officials, according to three people with knowledge of the situation.
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The secretary of the interior has until June 10 to make a recommendation on Bears Ears to Mr. Trump, whose options include doing away with the monument designation, shrinking the conservation area's borders or keeping it intact.
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In November, the company announced a policy change that included paying severance to all employees, regardless of whether they quit or are let go by the company, and doing away with legal separation agreements and nondisparagement clauses.
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Rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure and creating 13 million jobs by doing away with tax loopholes that large corporations now enjoy by putting their money into the Cayman Islands and other tax havens, that is not radical idea.
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This follows an app update last summer when Uber introduced upfront fares that pre-calculated how much a trip would cost a rider depending on current demands and traffic conditions, doing away with a visible Surge Pricing notification.
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But blockchain developers are trying to minimise those problems by doing away with features such as proof of work, which is necessary in a public system open to anyone but superfluous in a system designed for private use.
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According to Visa's post announcing the change, the company is only doing away with signatures for merchants who have switched over to chip readers or completely contactless payments; stores that have yet to upgrade will still need signatures.
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The 360 S didn't remove any major features, but it did make big changes to the storage situation by doing away with memory units and Microsoft's expensive clip-on hard drives in favor of a regular SATA bay.
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The index was also supported by Standard Life Aberdeen which rose 2.4 percent on its best day since early January after posting full-year results and saying that it was doing away with a dual-CEO management structure.
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EPA officials say that via the initiative, the agency plans to revise truck pollution standards in a way that lowers their nitrogen oxide emissions while also doing away with requirements that the industry has complained are financially onerous.
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Doing away with the hyper-layered approach of his past work, there's often just a few moving parts on each track: a high-pitched percussion element, Lennox's voice, an acoustic guitar, and crucially, some heaving sub-bass programming.
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And Thompson, who acknowledged that the TSA is still the "new kid on the block" and has progress to make, just doesn't see members of Congress who fly regularly doing away with the secure system already in place.
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Harris said during a CNN town hall in January that she felt "very strongly" about ensuring every American has access to health care and even went so far as to advocate for doing away with private health plans.
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Some in the GOP believe that doing away with the death tax would be better achieved by immediate repeal rather than measured elimination, but now is not the time to make the perfect the enemy of the good.
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Members of the Self-Employed Women's Association in India are exploring various solutions to this challenge for beauty workers who make home visits such as panic buttons, an anonymous tip line, and doing away with individual worker profiles.
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So doing away with this provision or punting the decision to the states would address a thread that's been running through the health care debate about whether we should be pooling risk among the sick and the healthy.
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In February 2017, John Kelly, then the secretary of homeland security, issued a memo essentially doing away with enforcement priorities for ICE, which generally called for not targeting undocumented immigrants if they did not have serious criminal records.
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They show a more complicated story about why black and Latino enrollment in these elite public schools have declined so much, including doing away with tracking in racially segregated middle schools and the rise of test prep programs.
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Lowe&aposs is doing away with its "allowances," a fixed amount of cash doled out to a small group of long-term employees who previously earned spiffs, or an immediate sales bonus, and commission on sales before 2012.
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The biggest hurdle he had to overcome with his legal team and board of directors was ultimately doing away with legal paperwork that tends to accompany any employee departure, such as a separation agreement or non-disparagement clause.
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Republicans have called for significantly increasing the standard deduction, keeping the deductions for mortgage interest and charitable giving and tax benefits for retirement savings, and doing away with the remaining itemized deductions as well as other tax preferences.
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As a result, the AP's Julie Pace reports, Democrats are increasingly looking at doing away with the filibuster if they retake the Senate -- and in the meantime, pushing to make it an issue in the party's 2020 primary.
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Elected Republicans have been chipping away at the Affordable Care Act over the past year by extending short-term insurance plans and doing away with the tax penalty for failing to sign up for an Obamacare-compliant plan.
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The show has already built up enough tension between Dany and Sansa to suggest that one of them is going to get rid of the other as a political move — and it'll probably be Sansa doing away with Dany.
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By doing away with extras like snacks and charging for baggage (even going as far as charging for using a plane's overhead bins), the airline can lower the initial cost of the ticket, attracting customers looking for low prices.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday proposed sweeping changes to federal and state criminal justice systems, including ending cash bail requirements and doing away with a crime bill that rival Joe Biden helped make law.
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Late last month, The New York Times announced that it was doing away with its public editor position, a sort of ombudsman for the paper, in part because the role had been filled by reader comments on the internet.
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Specifically, the cloud software is designed to bridge the gap between customer feedback and feature requests and a company's product road map, thus doing away with the use of disparate tools such as chat apps, email, spreadsheets and PowerPoint.
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In many countries, however, not only are people doing away with their fixed lines, but they are making these calls from mobile phones — in some cases up to 80 percent of all emergency calls are coming from mobile phones.
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Ryan, who has long vowed to repeal Obamacare, has defended the projected losses in coverage by arguing that his plan would give Americans the choice to not purchase insurance by doing away with the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
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Proponents of the Clean Power Plan say that doing away with it would almost certainly keep the U.S. from meeting emissions targets set during the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, from which Trump pledged to withdraw from during his campaign.
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In addition to doing away with tuition and fees for the vast majority of students, the legislation also cuts loan interest rates in half and allows former students to refinance their loans at the rate available to new borrowers.
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"That's a huge win for a White House that wants to both distract the attention of the American people but also for whom doing away with an absolute sense of truth with any power to it is really important."
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But besides blending American West Coast and East Coast street food (think burritos packed with pastrami, kimchi, and rice) in the Middle East, Crave is cooking up change in the Israeli restaurant scene—specifically, by doing away with tips.
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By doing away with a mandate that the FCC sell off the T-band, the plan Democrats are pushing would make winners out of first responders in the ongoing fight over auctioning the spectrum they use for emergency communications.
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In addition to allowing loss-making firms to list, the new board is doing away with paternalistic guidance from regulators on IPO pricing and timing - developments that have some bankers and investors calling it China's boldest market reform yet.
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The White House eliminated the position of cybersecurity coordinator on the National Security Council on Tuesday, doing away with a post central to developing policy to defend against increasingly sophisticated digital attacks and the use of offensive cyber weapons.
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But repealing the Affordable Care Act wasn't the only thing Republicans promised; they also promised to replace it with something better and cheaper, doing away with all the things people don't like about Obamacare without creating any new problems.
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Under Trump's administration, Washington has whiplashed from cautious détente to ferocious retrenchment on Iran, doing away with the nuclear deal and showing Iran the back of its hand with renewed sanctions and an immigration ban that disproportionately punishes Iranians.
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For several years, the Government Accountability Office, the Congressional Research Service and other groups have urged reconsidering and possibly doing away with the agreement the Treasury Department and the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) reached in 2628.
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Trump unveiled a broad series of tax cuts last month that called for a massive reduction in the corporate tax rate, slashing the number of individual tax brackets from seven to three and doing away with the estate tax.
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Republicans often counter with the fact that then-Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid changed the playbook back in 2013 by doing away with the longstanding rule that 60 votes were needed to end a filibuster on a judicial nominee.
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On the surface, the case is simple: Last year the White House announced it was doing away with an Obamacare subsidy to insurers known as cost-sharing reduction payments, or CSRs, which help cover the cost of insuring low-income Americans.
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Trump and top Republicans in Congress say the tax plan they released last week will deliver a big tax cut to middle-class families and to businesses, and simplify the law by doing away with myriad deductions, loopholes and tax breaks.
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Founded in 2015 in London, it describes itself as an alternative to traditional banking by doing away with fees, and says that it has more than 4 million customers who have transferred more than £25 billion across 250 million transactions.
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"What we've been seeing is that the Social Security system isn't doing away with giving benefits, but they're reducing the amount of benefits you get," said Avani Ramnani, CFP and director of financial planning and wealth management for Francis Financial.
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The "paperless biometric technology" launched in Bengaluru airport this week identifies passengers by their face, doing away with the need to present boarding passes, passports and other identity documents, according to a statement from the airport in India's tech capital.
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They are not perfect that is for sure but they&aposre really important and the answer is not doing away with them just like the answer isn&apost pulling the press out of rallies because the president likes to attack them.
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LUANDA, May 17 (Reuters) - Angola's parliament approved unanimously on Thursday a new law to facilitate private investment into sub-Saharan Africa's third largest economy, doing away with the need for local partners and a minimum spend of one million dollars.
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Two changes less radical than abolishing the Rule 5 draft would improve everything: increasing the cost of each draft pick, and doing away with the rules that state a player must remain on the 53-man roster for an entire season.
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The Senate is on the brink of a historic meltdown over President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court that would pave the way for his confirmation and move the body a step closer to completely doing away with the filibuster.
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It will also exempt EU holders of Greek corporate bonds from any tax on earned interest, and tax relief for mutual funds and real estate trusts, doing away with tax increases introduced by a previous government during a debilitating debt crisis.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will hurt low-income Americans by doing away with Obamacare subsidies and make it harder for him to engage in bipartisan talks with Democrats as Congress edges toward a possible government shutdown, lawmakers said on Sunday.
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This will help liberate America for not just energy independence, but for energy dominance; we are on track to become the leading producer of oil, natural gas and coal by doing away with stifling regulation imposed by Obama and the Democrats.
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During the hour-long town hall, Harris staked out a set of progressive policy positions, including backing "Medicare for all" and doing away with private health insurance as well expressing support for a "Green New Deal" to address climate change.
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With so many people dependent on income from charcoal, doing away with the popular cooking material altogether is unlikely in the short term, said Shadrack Musyindu, a project officer for Caritas Kitui, a Catholic charity that has championed the briquette initiative.
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Last week, an internal United Airlines memo, first obtained by The Chicago Business Journal, announced that the company was doing away with a performance incentive program that awarded workers up to $2000 for each quarter that the airline met operational goals.
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Breyer, citing past abortion cases that had relied on so-called third-party standing, or the right of clinics to sue on behalf of their patients, said doing away with it would require overturning at least eight past Supreme Court rulings.
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A separate poll that month found that overall support for the existing law had passed the 50 percent mark for the first time, probably because of increased public appreciation of its benefits and the consequences of doing away with the law.
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Restructuring ICE — but not doing away with the organization like some critics of the immigration agency have called for — would be one of the first priorities for Amy Klobuchar during her first 100 days in the White House, Franzen said.
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As more and more stores are doing away with plastic bags, it's a wise idea to keep some reusable totes on hand for your next shopping spree — and Linden told Insider that Dollar Tree is a great place to get some.
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The MTA could prevent fare evasion by widening turnstiles—while maintaining accessibility—and doing away with the emergency exit doors that let people walk through without paying, or redesigning the turnstiles, which are trivially easy to hop or duck under.
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Environmental protections The agreement provides $600 million to address environmental problems in the region -- like sewage spillovers from Tijuana that impact San Diego -- and makes regulations easier to enforce by doing away with a requirement to prove a violation affects trade.
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The project of doing away with the Affordable Care Act was still tied up in committee amid disagreements among the Republicans themselves — an inevitable consequence, perhaps, of their eight-year all-or-nothing opposition effort that the Democrats were now studying.
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"In my opinion, we've done a masterful job here of focusing on ways that we can raise revenue, like doing away with the state and local tax deduction and applying that revenue to things that will invigorate our economy," said Rep.
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Computer programs helped to move the video from the ten to 18 frames per second (fps) at which it was shot to the modern rate of 24 fps, doing away with the "Charlie Chaplin effect" (the jerky, disjointed movement that characterises old film).
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In bad news for seat recliners and good news for people with arms and legs and knees that need room to operate, British Airways just became the latest airline to announce it's doing away with seats that slip back into other people's suppers.
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No surprise then that after doing away with two likely future opponents Friday night he turned his attention to all MMA fighters and even us in the MMA press, calling us all out for riding his enormous coattails to our own successes.
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I think you have the left literally in a frantic state over the idea that the Supreme Court will have another conservative judge and that potentially, it would become a rubber stamp for a conservative agenda including doing away with abortion rights.
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Segments feature the skilled comedians and long-time friends riffing on the very competition shows from which "Making It" deviates so sharply, setting each other strange craft-related challenges, or talking about doing away with the competition altogether and building a commune.
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Some airlines already take measures to stop passengers from recklessly reclining by limiting how far back their seats can go, but perhaps there could be restrictions on shorter flightsThese days, airlines are doing away with so many "perks" that made flying somewhat comfortable.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will hurt low-income Americans by doing away with Obamacare subsidies and make it harder for him to engage in bipartisan talks with Democrats as Congress edges toward a possible government shutdown, lawmakers said on Sunday.
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Doing away with stamps and paper coupons saves time for staff who have to process those schemes, whilst putting a merchant's loyalty scheme at the heart of your existing banking app may well be a much more efficient way of reaching you.
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The Paris Accord was agreed to by almost 200 countries, and many have said doing away with the Clean Power Plan or the Paris Agreement could have global political and environmental ramifications, such as spurring other countries to roll back their commitments.
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Implementation of the so-called Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MIFID II) in January 2018 could give banks from non-EU member states a legal advantage, essentially doing away with cross-border restrictions and allowing for standardized licensing for most financial services.
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Now, X Prize is doing away with the "launch" deadline and just sticking with a completion deadline, instead: teams must finish their missions to the Moon before March 31st, 2018, in order to win the grand prizes, regardless of when they launch.
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What's really interesting here is that the keyboard cuts across different services, and can therefore act as the connective tissue linking multiple services — doing away with the need for users to visit another app directly for simple use-cases (like grabbing a file).
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Twitter has gotten a lot of flack for expanding its product and doing away with the precision and discipline required to hone a tweet down to its perfect form, but as you can clearly see, sometimes perfection takes a little while to unfurl.
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The path to oust Mr. Maduro through peaceful and constitutional means is narrow, in large part because the president and his predecessor, Hugo Chávez, have weakened the country's democratic institutions by doing away with term limits and packing key institutions with loyalists.
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The revelation that State Department officials had scrambled to prevent the Trump administration from doing away with Obama-era sanctions on Russia comes as the FBI and at least four congressional committees are investigating possible coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Global-expansion plans that have been put on hold, and an Instagram post that drew criticism In videos, articles, and talks, Barnard has said that Plenty's approach is doing away with the environmental problems associated with shipping produce long distances on refrigerated trucks.
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In the staid auto industry, the brash Mr. Agee, who gained a reputation as a rock star chief executive (Fortune called him "America's first yuppie"), had earned fame for ushering in business casual, doing away with boardroom tables and shunning executive parking spaces.
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Norway: Residents of the island of Sommaroy, where the sun doesn't set from May to July, are campaigning to create the world's first "time free zone," doing away with clocks, deadlines, start times and the concept of sleeping or eating at certain hours.
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Republicans already took one crack this year at doing away with elements of President Barack Obama's signature health legislation, but could not get anything to President Trump's desk after Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, gave a replacement proposal a dramatic thumbs-down.
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"Today we are focusing on what the Roma culture can contribute to open the eyes of people across Europe to the richness of its culture, and therefore to help with doing away with prejudices and stereotypes about Roma people," Mr. Jagland said.
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While O'Neill was working on the play, he was considerably influenced by the argument made by the legendary stage designer Gordon Craig, in his book "The Theatre Advancing," that, in doing away with masks, pantomime, and dance, the theatre had lost its magic.
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Harris took positions on a series of issues that would have been radical even a few years ago: backing Medicaid for all, a "Green New Deal," and even doing away with private insurance entirely (a claim she may have to walk back).
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It proposes an overall 2202 percent cut to the agency's budget, which would include doing away with up to 2628,28500 full-time jobs across the U.S. In the face of these drastic budget reductions, one area did fairly well: fossil fuel development.
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"Doing away with it is not the right thing," said Drew Storen, a former Washington Nationals closer and setup man and currently a reliever for the Cincinnati Reds, a team that has shown a willingness this season to dispatch with traditional bullpen roles.
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In the meantime, I did discover this "She Wants the DD" tumbler, which is so gross and perverted that I might have to buy it for my entire Rhode Island family, especially as Dunkin' has announced it's doing away with the hot cup.
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The House bill passed this week would fulfill several key promises of Trump's tax outline, namely slashing the corporate tax rate, reducing the number of individual tax brackets from seven to three and doing away with a number of tax breaks and deductions.
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Using occasional moments of darkness as editing opportunities, Deakins creates a remarkably convincing simulation of the uninterrupted flow of time: doing away with shaky-cam naturalism, he combines fluid, dancerly movement with stately composition and framing to create images of breathtaking beauty.
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Even if the plan included some very large tax hikes to offset the cuts (like doing away with personal exemptions and other common deductions) and taking into account effect on economic growth, the cost still comes to $3.4 trillion over 10 years.
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Mr. Nelson kept an emphasis on long feature stories — by writers like Andrew Corsello, Chris Heath, George Saunders, Amy Wallace and Taffy Brodesser-Akner (who is now working at The New York Times) — while doing away with Mr. Cooper's boozy, Rat Pack sensibility.
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Another more long-lasting and effective road is to tackle the underlying roots of the problem, as by doing away with gag clauses in provider-payer contracts that ban sharing of prices with patients or on the price transparency websites of health plans.
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Since he took office, Trump has attempted to undo his predecessor's work—doing away with Obama's pro-trans executive orders, attacking medical care, trying to ban trans people from the military, and, now, to revoke the constitutional protections of all transgender Americans.
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That's why Kamala Harris' comment this week about doing away with private health insurance, as part of a Medicare for All plan, exposes the danger for Democrats if they don't convince people who like their private coverage that they have something better to offer.
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In doing away with the 20133 rules that prohibit broadband providers from discriminating against or favoring certain content, applications and services (that is, no blocking, no throttling, no fast lanes and a general rule against discrimination), Pai has radically departed from bipartisan FCC precedent.
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He has also pledged to sign an executive order doing away with birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, which experts say would amount to a broad reinterpreting of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution — something that is outside of the president's executive authority.
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The vote highlights how Democrats from high-tax states -- such as New York, New Jersey and California -- view the tax law's cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction as a top priority and the challenges they face in doing away with it.
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The vote highlights how Democrats from high-tax states — such as New York, New Jersey and California — view the tax law's cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction as a top priority and the challenges they face in doing away with it.
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Tinder now has 40 options for gender instead of just 2 Tinder now has 40 options for gender instead of just 2 Tinder, the most popular dating app on the planet, today announced that it is doing away with binary gender options for users.
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It was early 2017, right after President Donald Trump's inauguration, and I was worried about his administration doing away with Obamacare's birth control mandate, which required most insurance plans to entirely cover the cost of FDA-approved contraceptives (with some exceptions for name-brand versions).
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UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation Reem al-Hashimy said if the port was no longer under Houthi control then the coalition could ease controls aimed at denying arms to the group by doing away with inspections at the Saudi port of Jizan.
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I understand Apple's reasoning and broader aim: the Cupertino company isn't just dispatching the SD card slot; it's also doing away with the older Thunderbolt port, HDMI, the classic USB jacks, and basically everything that isn't USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 or the headphone jack.
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China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said in an interview with financial magazine Caijing that the country must press on with a "trinity of reforms" that include free trade and investment, letting the market decide yuan's value and doing away with capital account controls.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia is haggling over the terms of a $14 billion rail deal with its Chinese partners and can reduce its ballooning national debts by $50 billion by doing away with mega projects, its prime minister said in an interview published on Saturday.
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"The moon village is a pit stop on the way to Mars," Woerner said, adding that new 3D printing technology could be used to build material and structures out of rocks and dust, doing away with the cost of transporting everything needed for a mission.
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In particular, many AI commentators support the idea of a universal basic income: a dramatic simplification of the welfare system that involves paying a fixed amount (say, $10,000 a year) to everyone, regardless of their situation, and doing away with all other welfare payments.
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Alito wrote that doing away with the dual sovereignty rule would "do little to trim the reach of federal criminal law, and it would not even prevent many successive state and federal prosecutions for the same criminal conduct" without further action by the court.
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In addition to doing away with the ads, a YouTube Red subscription brings a few other perks, like a free Google Play Music membership and ad-free audio on the YouTube Music service; Google Play Music members already have free access to YouTube Red.
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READ: The first person is about to be executed with fentanyl — and it's not Scott Dozier As a result, the number of annual executions has declined in recent years — and public opinion has increasingly swung in favor of doing away with capital punishment entirely.
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Although we surely don't advocate for doing away with the polls, let's look at some of the alternatives in a world with no polls: Social Media: During this election cycle especially, there has been a large push to track social media followings of the candidates.
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Amazon announced Tuesday that it is doing away with the monthly fee and offering Prime members a free two-hour shipping service on groceries bought on Amazon Fresh, which includes Whole Foods produce, provided that the shopper spends over the local free delivery threshold.
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But as Congress moves toward repealing the mandate as part of tax reform, voters, legislators and industry experts have flocked to its defense, pointing out that doing away with it would cause already high premiums for individual health plans to rise by 213 percent.
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The overwhelming feeling is that Mr. Macron's express train of pro-market reforms — lightening a protective labor code, largely doing away with a wealth tax, ending favored status for the country's railway workers — has so far not improved the lives of ordinary French people.
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Dr. Gottlieb was seen as a moderate choice of President Trump's, compared with other candidates he was reportedly considering, including Jim O'Neill, a libertarian who previously advocated doing away with the agency's requirement that companies prove that a drug works before it is approved.
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Passed with much fanfare late last year, Mr. Salvini's Security Decree was intended to make Italy more unwelcoming to migrants, not least by doing away with two years of "humanitarian protection" for asylum seekers, a status that allowed them to live in the country legally.
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Islanders say that timeless living during the days of midnight sun could mean doing away with all clocks, deadlines and opening hours, and waving goodbye to the prescribed norms of doing certain activities, such as eating dinner or going to bed, at certain times.
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Season two is not only still thoughtful, it's also more purely a showcase, doing away with most of American Vandal's DIY feel (which is explained in-show by Netflix backing the student filmmakers) in favor of a clearer access route to the issues it wants to discuss.
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He is freezing federal hiring, proposing to cut government spending $10.5 trillion over ten years, doing away with Obamacare mandates, getting the Keystone and Dakota pipelines in place, welcoming a constant flow of visitors from businesses and unions, and taking calls from foreign heads of state.
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A dual citizen of Mexico and America, with family on both sides of the border, he says President Donald Trump's talk of border taxes, doing away with the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a massive border wall, and a crackdown on immigration is scaring Mexican investors.
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I mean, to have a president decry a free press and call out my colleagues on Twitter, and the way he talked about doing away ... the way he talks about suing reporters and doing away with the First Amendment, that is a much more dangerous proposition.
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A large part of Trump's economic platform revolves around bringing back manufacturing jobs that have gone to other countries, as well as doing away with what he has called "unfair" trade deals, such as NAFTA, a trading accord reached between the U.S., Mexico and Canada in 1994.
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Lastly, Flickr announced earlier in the month that it will finally be removing the last major vestige of the company's former Yahoo stewardship — it's doing away with the mandatory Yahoo login requirement, and will be transitioning existing accounts away from Yahoo over the next few weeks.
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But "unlike other card companies, American Express is doing away with signatures globally, instead of just in the U.S." In an era when a growing number of young people have no idea how to write in cursive, using a signature as proof of identity feels especially passé.
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Doing away with birthright citizenship for the children of undocumented immigrants was an idea Mr. Trump pitched as a presidential candidate, but there is no clear indication that he would be able to do so unilaterally, and attempting to would be certain to prompt legal challenges.
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Among the proposed measures was to ensure sticking to this year's budget that includes some politically difficult moves such as a state hiring freeze and doing away with cumbersome state units that weighed heavily on the treasury along with public offerings in state-owned enterprises, Hariri added.
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That bill would, among other steps, tighten asylum standards, slash legal immigration by 25 percent by ending both the diversity visa lottery and doing away with most family-based immigration, and consign Dreamers to permanent limbo by requiring them to re-up their status every three years.
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After Fidel Castro rose to power, it did not take long for him to crush any hopes for the reappearance of black Cubans on the political stage by doing away with the Central Directory of Societies of Color, an organization that comprised more than 500 collectives.
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In them, he mused that perhaps the United States needed "a good 'shutdown'" this fall to force a partisan confrontation over federal spending and suggested that the Senate might be well-served doing away with longstanding rules that effectively require a supermajority to approve most major legislation.
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"They don't think these are proposals that could pass with a simple majority," Pace said, "and so they're really going to be trying to push throughout this primary for candidates to commit to at least considering doing away with the filibuster if they were to become president."
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"The president has proposed doing away with judges on more than one occasion": White House statement on "A Warning": Go deeper: Nikki Haley says Rex Tillerson claimed people would die if Trump was unchecked Inside Don Jr.'s book "Triggered" Bolton signs $2 million book deal
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The FDA isn't interested in immediately doing away with that restriction, because both "CBD and THC are active ingredients in FDA-approved drugs and were the subject of substantial clinical investigations before they were marketed as foods or dietary supplements," Gottlieb said in a statement in December.
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And so this business of firing all of the-- advisory committee, this business of doing away-- with-- that effort that we put forth in the CFPB-- to make sure that people had opportunities, and that people were protected in certain ways just has to be corrected.
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"The EU should be welcoming of this deal, but cautious of completely doing away with its own safeguards contained in the EU ETS," Seb Dance, a lawmaker from the center-left group, the second-biggest in the Brussels legislature, told Reuters in an email after the ICAO deal.
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As director of the Seattle minimum wage study, I've heard many in the restaurant industry worry that doing away with the tip credit would move owners to a "no tipping" model where servers can no longer count on bringing home lots of money at the end of busy shifts.
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Castro has touted an immigration plan that would decriminalize crossing the border by doing away with a provision, known as Section 1325, of the Immigration and Nationality Act that applies a criminal violation to anyone crossing the border illegally, as opposed to treating it as a civil infraction.
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The Little Sisters' ADAM is of great value to Jack, so upon doing away with the Sister in question's guardian—the cover-featured Big Daddy is just one of many, and almost every Little Sister is trailed by one of these bullet-sponge brutes—he's given a choice.
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"The EU should be welcoming of this deal, but cautious of completely doing away with its own safeguards contained in the EU ETS," Seb Dance, a lawmaker from the centre-left group, the second-biggest in the Brussels legislature, told Reuters in an email after the ICAO deal.
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Late on Monday, employee activist groups within Amazon announced that more than 1,500 employees worldwide had signed a petition demanding time-and-a-half hazard pay, paid sick leave and child care, as well as improved on-site safety precautions such as doing away with productivity-based performance metrics.
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Because it is an article of their faith that politics are bad and the unmediated encounter with data is good, internet prophets will fail to see the political implications of what they are trying to do, for in their eyes political implications are what they are doing away with.
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Judge Moro and Brazilian prosecutors believe that a deeper political transformation can be achieved only through sweeping changes like overhauling campaign finance rules, doing away with the de facto immunity members of Congress enjoy in office and winnowing down the vast number of political parties, to curb horse trading.
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About 180 million children in China are learning from home, taking classes online, or watching primary-school classes on TV.The Associated Press reported that schools across the US have been canceling student trips abroad, are preparing online lessons, and considering doing away with perfect attendance awards that are commonplace.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA), and Lee, and known as the Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act — is an attempt to address those backlogs, raising the cap for any country to 15 percent for family-based green cards and doing away with it entirely for employment-based green cards.
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And though the House has long allowed children on the floor—so long as they're accompanied by their parent—it wasn't until earlier this year that the Senate followed suit, doing away with its ban to permit Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth to nurse her newborn daughter while in the chambers.
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Dolby Atmos: The Incredible Prototype Cinema Behind the Future of Movie SoundDolby Atmos: The Incredible Prototype Cinema Behind the Future of Movie SoundRead more ReadAtmos is meant to be the final evolution of cinema sound, doing away with five or seven speaker channels to create an entire 3-D audio environment.
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"By eliminating the filibuster rule regarding judicial nominations at all levels of the judiciary, and by doing away with the blue slip privilege, both practices dating back centuries, McConnell has cut Democrats off at the knees," Nancy Scherer, a professor of political science and judicial expert at Wellesley College, says.
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Addressing the need to reduce the national debt and liabilities - which the government puts at around one trillion ringgit ($251.32 billion) or 80 percent of its GDP - Mahathir said "at one go we can reduce it by 200 billion ringgit ($50.26 billion) by doing away with all these huge projects".
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, including House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), have urged Trump to amend the program, rather than doing away with it entirely.
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Backed by Nico Segal and The Social Experiment, with Jamila Woods leading the six-piece gospel choir, Chance slowed it down, adding a few sleigh bells to the intro, doing away with theatrical pep, reducing the first verse to balladry, focusing on the soulful church organ core of the choruses.
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It seems that with the later introduction in Leviticus of a law banning all male homosexual intercourse, it became expedient to bring the earlier material up-to-date by doing away with two now-superfluous injunctions against homosexual incest — injunctions that made sense when sex between men was otherwise allowed.
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The move to open the coastal plain to oil and gas development is a centerpiece of the Trump administration's efforts to increase domestic production of fossil fuels while at the same time doing away with policies, many from the Obama administration, that protect the environment and help curb global warming.
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The White House is currently pushing a proposal that tax experts warn would cut taxes for the wealthiest Americans by lowering the top rate, by eliminating the estate tax and by doing away with the alternative minimum tax, which imposes a higher rate to ensure the wealthy are not exploiting loopholes.
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During his time at the organization, Protect Our Defenders has successfully pushed for a number of changes to the military justice system: protecting victims' mental health records, allowing victims to refuse to testify at pre-trial hearings and doing away with the so-called good military character defense, among others.
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Reid said he wouldn't agree with Trump's proposal to impose a 35% tariff on companies that move jobs overseas to then try to sell goods in America, but the Senate leader said there could be common ground on doing away with tax breaks companies receive when, for instance, they move their operations overseas.
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But at a time when the show's current cast is preparing to part ways with their Westerosi personas, the man behind the late khal has followed suit, doing away with one of his most identifiable features (when he's not wearing a waist-length ponytail fastened with gold rings, that is): his beard.
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Dylan's contributions to the sonic half of the music industry — helping solidify the template of "rock music," essentially doing away with the "factory" style of songwriting of Tin Pan Alley and popularizing the idea that musicians write the songs they perform — aside, the way he revolutionized lyrics in popular music cannot be overstated.
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But while I wouldn't exactly mourn the loss of YouTube comments, just doing away with them would feel like a missed opportunity to explore what online interactions should look like in VR. Right now, social VR overwhelmingly refers to live virtual meetings, whether that's a one-on-one call or a group event.
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Swears have been played for laughs plenty of times, too—Conker's Bad Fur Day famously turned the air blue on the Nintendo 64 (mercifully doing away with developer Rare's customary gibberish), while South Park: The Stick of Truth was a tangible torrent of f-word effluence, in keeping with its parent television show.
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"This legislation seeks to preempt traditional state authority to take the actions necessary for protecting state water resources, while doing away with existing federal laws that safeguard our nation's waters against harmful pollutant discharges from vessels," 10 state attorneys general, led by New York's Eric Schneiderman (D), wrote to senators last year.
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Un has near-total control of the country, and heads up a repressive regime that makes no bones about doing away with political dissidentsAnd while Kim boasts his great military and nuclear might to the rest of the world, many of his citizens quietly struggle, suffering from malnutrition and poor living conditions.
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Meanwhile, WWE PR has spent the better part of the last two years championing the rise of its women's division, providing women wrestlers with more air time, better match slots, and recently doing away with the dated "Divas" moniker in favor of describing them as WWE Superstars, same as their male counterparts.
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Kenny Belknap, an executive board member of the Clark County Education Association who teachers US government to high school seniors, said it was Sanders' "comprehensive plan for education" -- including raising teachers' starting salaries to at least $60,000, reducing class sizes and doing away with high-stakes standardized testing -- that won over the union.
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They successfully convinced many voters that they could preserve the good stuff — the dramatic expansion of coverage that has brought the percentage of Americans without health insurance to a record low — while reducing premiums, shrinking deductibles and, of course, doing away with the taxes on high incomes that pay for the program.
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And the argument I use when he passed it though, when I was against it, I was asked to go to the House and speak in the steps of the Capitol and what I pointed out was it's all designed to be able to justify doing away with the entire safety net.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.), a proponent of doing away with the diversity lottery program and chain migration, and Rep.
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Following vague threats that his administration might seek to commandeer what Trump views as the state's feckless response to its homeless crisis, White House officials also signaled a second battle on the environmental front -- doing away with the state's right to put in place more stringent vehicle emissions standards than the federal government.
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And while Sanders says doing away with the cost of premiums, deductibles, and co-payments will outweigh increases in taxes to pay for Medicare-for-all, Biden, and the contingent of anti-Medicare-for-all candidates, argue that may not be true for some union shops that have really strong health care benefits.
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The Yelp Fleksyapp might pop up a contextual suggestion for a nearby Japanese restaurant that can be shared directly into the conversation — thereby saving time by doing away with the need for someone to cut out of the chat, switch apps, find some relevant info and cut and paste it back into the chat.
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If it comes into force, the legally-binding deal would entail Gazprom doing away with supply terms which bar importing countries from re-exporting its gas to other countries, tying contracts to investments in pipelines, and making its pricing fairer in supplying the three Baltic states, Bulgaria and Poland, where currently there is little competition.
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The three-decade-old system is to be replaced by new technology that will enable riders to tap their phones or debit cards at the turnstiles, doing away with the often frustrating swiping situation as well as the iconic but easily lost yellow cards that have dominated public transit in New York City since 2600.
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The big change is that Microsoft is doing away with one of its most beloved and valuable perks: As of July 1, 2020, the tech titan will no longer allow its partners to use Microsoft software internally in their own business for free as part of their low-cost annual subscription to its partner program.
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Until then, he's trying to squash talk about doing away with ObamaCare, saying the GOP has nothing to fill a health coverage void and that the popular pillars of the law — coverage for pre-existing conditions and individuals under 26 staying on their parent's health care plan — will be a part of the GOP's proposal.
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YouTube is making it even easier for people to livestream from their mobile devices (as if we needed another way to share our lives in real time.) Android Police reported on Wednesday that YouTube is making livestreaming accessible to more users by doing away with the "1,000 subscriber or more" requirement to utilize the feature.
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Their concerns about skinny repeal aren't unwarranted — by doing away with the employer and individual mandates, the insurance markets will almost certainly spiral downward, an issue Rounds has identified: "I'm more concerned about a total collapse of the market if insurance companies decide they don't want to take the risk," Rounds told reporters Thursday.
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Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerDemocrats, advocates warn against cashless stores GOP leader warns lawmakers on fundraising: 'Getting our ass kicked' The Hill's Campaign Report: Sanders, Warren feud rattles Democrats MORE (Minn.), the top Republican on the Task Force on Financial Technology, argued the resistance to doing away with cash was rooted in a fear of the unknown.
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But after a tumultuous two weeks that included feuds with top Republicans and with the parents of a slain Muslim-American soldier, an invitation for Russian hackers to find Hillary Clinton's missing emails, and most recently, an apparent joke about gun enthusiasts doing away with the Democratic nominee, Trump's antics are finally taking their toll at the polls.
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Last week's defeat, the first of two on that day, increased pressure on May to reconsider her refusal to remain in a customs union with the EU. On the charter, Lord (David) Pannick, author of the amendment, told peers he feared the government was doing away with it because ministers might want to dilute the protections it offers.
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This time, Mr. Trump has insisted that any bill address what the White House is calling "four pillars": protecting the DACA recipients; beefing up border security, including funding for the president's proposed border wall; ending or severely limiting family-based migration; and doing away with the diversity visa lottery, which is aimed at encouraging immigration from underrepresented nations.
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Trump's proposed DOE budget stands to hit low-income high school graduates especially hard—slashing $166 million in state grants for career and technical education, reducing the budget for federal work-study by a whopping 50 percent, eliminating the Corporation for National and Community Service, which includes the AmeriCorps program, and doing away with federally subsidized loans.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)Flying is about to get ever so slightly less awful this year as the Transportation Security Administration is rolling out much-needed security checkpoint equipment upgrades at several airports that will drastically speed up the screening process by doing away with the need for passengers to empty the electronics and toiletries from their carry-on luggage.
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When I talk about rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, which as you know is in disrepair all over this country, and talk about doing away with huge loopholes that major corporations now enjoy -- so that in a given year you have these large corporations making billions, not paying a nickel in taxes because they're putting their money in the Cayman Islands.
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News of the report comes one month after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE announced he will withdraw from the pact, doing away with the major international deal spearheaded by his predecessor.
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Another idea is to copy the Liberals in doing away with the requirement that the party leader must be an MP. (One non-MP mooted as a possible standard-bearer is Gina Miller, an anti-Brexit campaigner, although both she and the party deny this.) Sir Vince's team has been in touch with one of Mr Trudeau's advisers who helped to devise some of the party's reforms.
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A panel appointed by New York City Mayor Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioKey questions in final hours before Democratic debate deadline New York City panel recommends ending gifted programs for students CNN town hall with de Blasio, Bullock marks ratings low for network MORE (D) has proposed doing away with "gifted and talented" programs in an effort to desegregate the nation's largest public school system.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is looking to shake up the Republican convention this summer and said he's considering doing away with lengthy speeches by politicians that don't pay enough attention to the nominee.
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It also shows how immigration officers and agents on the ground are having to deal with implementing a program that sends asylum seekers to Mexico while their immigration cases are in the US. "'Facebook' is the most egregious example of the Department of Homeland Security doing away with the aspect of proper notice," Leidy Perez-Davis, policy counsel at the American Immigration Lawyers Association told BuzzFeed News.
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In mid-July, when Berkshire was sitting on a cash pile over $100 billion and had gone three years without a major acquisition, the company announced that it was doing away with the policy of buying back shares only when the stock was trading below 1.2 times book value (which already represented an increase from a policy of only buying when shares were below 1.1 times book).
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McConnell and other Republicans clearly were caught off guard by the freewheeling White House meeting Wednesday, when Trump seemed to dismiss their concerns about raising the age from 18 to 21 to buy some rifles, expanding background checks to all purchases and doing away with due process rights for people who are turned down from buying gun after being rejected through a background check.
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Specifically, Barr argued in favor of doing away with the need to establish "probable cause" that individuals targeted under FISA were acting on behalf of a foreign power, noting law enforcement's alleged difficulty in doing so in the case of al Qaeda member Zacarias Moussaoui, who was later sentenced in the U.S. to life in prison for plotting to take part in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzGun debate back in focus for states after mass shootings Minnesota program will pay homeowners to transform lawns into bee gardens as species inches closer to extinction Minnesota governor signs law making marital rape illegal MORE (D) signed legislation this week doing away with the state's marital rape exception, eliminating protections for rapists in instances where couples lived together or were in an ongoing voluntary sexual relationship.
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Lebrecht's wide net captures the usual suspects — Marx, Freud, Kafka, Einstein — but also many lesser-known, and equally fascinating, individuals, like Karl Landsteiner, the father of blood types; Albert Ballin, the shipping industry magnate who changed trans-Atlantic journeys and migration patterns; and Eliza Davis, an acquaintance of Dickens who harassed him until he amended "Oliver Twist," doing away with negative Jewish references in the book's later editions.
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In 2016, the group appealed to then-President Obama and first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE to "hatch a new tradition" by doing away with using chicken eggs at the Easter Egg Roll.
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Elizabeth Warren recently said she was interested in doing away with during her own town hall, and his answer perhaps typified better than any the New Jersey senator's blend of hopefulness and practicality: He said he believes that the candidate who gets the most votes should win the presidential election, but for now, Democrats have to work on winning the White House under the rules as they currently are.
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Statements made recently by U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE indicate that the U.S. might consider doing away with the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanism in a renegotiated NAFTA.
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Sen. Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) on Sunday dismissed the notion of doing away with the filibuster amid negotiations to end the government shutdown, saying it would be the "end of the Senate" as it is currently known.
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As the never-ending rumor mill continues to report that Apple supposedly is doing away with the headphone socket on its next-generation phones (something more than 300,000 people already voiced their opinion on earlier their year), I found myself in a series of situations recently that illustrate exactly why the world isn't quite ready yet… Scene: Sitting next to a gentleman on a long-haul bus trip, who 20 minutes into the journey swore loudly.
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Unlike other card companies, American Express is doing away with signatures globally, instead of just in the US. For comparison, current American Express policy is that customers don't have to sign for purchases under $50 in the US, under $100 CAD in Canada, or under £30 in the UK. Now that American Express is getting rid of signatures at checkout, that just leaves Visa as the last major US card company that has yet to announce a similar change.
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Unlike other card companies, American Express is doing away with signatures globally, instead of just in the US. For comparison, current American Express policy is that customers don't have to sign for purchases under $50 in the U.S., under $100 CAD in Canada, or under £30 in the UK. Now that American Express is getting rid of signatures at checkout, that just leaves Visa as the last major U.S. card company that has yet to announce a similar change.
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But it does feel like this time, net neutrality has become a household issue, perhaps because a straight repeal of the rules by the FCC feels like a mere formality at this point: Doing away with the regulations is something FCC chairman Ajit Pai has long promised, and with Republicans in control of every branch of government (including the FCC, which is really all that matters at this point), it does feel like we're about to formally lose the protections.
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His proposal seeks to offer 1.8 million "Dreamers" a pathway to citizenship, but it is coupled with $25 billion for a border wall; slashing legal immigration by 50 percent; getting rid of the visa lottery; and doing away with protections that prevent immediate deportations of undocumented immigrants encountered anywhere in the U.S. Let's be clear: These changes would alter our core American values by shutting the doors to millions seeking to come to America's shores to contribute to our economy.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's administration has exaggerated the extent of the deregulatory actions he has taken in office, with several of the rules he takes credit for doing away with having started that process under prior presidents, Bloomberg News reported Friday.
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The original idea for Bitlock, as pitched on Kickstarter, was a smart bike lock that would let people lock and unlock their own bicycle using an app on their phone, doing away with the need to carry bike keys and enabling additional capabilities — such as the ability to create and manage virtual keys that could be shared with others to share access to a bike; ride tracking and analytics via the Bitlock app; and location mapping of your bike to make it easy to remember where you parked.
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Read more:Twitter lovingly nicknamed two men 'Hawaiian shirt guy' and '2x4 guy' after they heroically tackled a suspected arsonist who set 13 cars on fireA Puerto Rican elementary school finally got power back after 5 months thanks to a 7-year-old kid from IllinoisA high school in Ohio says it's doing away with valedictorians to make mental health a priority — and experts think its a game-changing policyPolice say an 8-year-old boy is a 'hero' for pulling his sister out of a moving car during a potential kidnapping
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Radically more democratic results could be achieved across the board by any variety of commonsense tweaks to our electoral procedures: widespread automatic voter registration; mandatory voting; making Election Day a national holiday; restoring voting rights to people convicted of felonies; putting independent commissions in charge of redistricting to do away with partisan gerrymandering; adopting ranked-choice voting (as may happen in Maine); implementing proportional representation instead of first-past-the-post or winner-take-all arrangements; abolishing the Senate principle of equal state representation that privileges the populations of small states over larger ones; doing away with the Electoral College in favor of electing the president by popular vote.
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