About 29 percent of respondents said they were unsure when comprehensive tax reform will be enacted, while the same percentage thought it will be enacted in 2017 and 28 percent thought it will be enacted in 2018, according to the report.
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And what it's saying is if the blueprint is enacted — namely, if what it wants out of it is enacted — it won't raise prices.
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Thirty-three percent of respondents say protectionist policies will be enacted if Trump wins, and 13 percent say they'll be enacted no matter who wins.
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Enacted during the first flush of congressional fear over female suffrage in 1921, the Sheppard-Towner Act was arguably the first federal social policy ever enacted.
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The short version is that the defense hikes and non-defense cuts that Trump is proposing haven't been enacted yet, and likely won't be enacted for months.
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If enacted the bill would replace this nation's outdated, 85033s-era immigration system with a more effective, merit-based system similar to those enacted by both Canada and Australia.
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The short version is that the defense hikes and non-defense cuts that Trump is proposing haven't been enacted yet, and likely won't be enacted for months, if ever.
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State laws and regulations enacted before April 22 would be allowed to stand and states could ask for waivers from pre-emption for laws or regulations enacted after that date.
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Salt Lake City artist Hirad Sab was home when the ban was enacted, but his father was home in Iran, planning to return in February, when the ban was enacted.
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In the face of this challenge, Congress enacted the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 215, which enacted many of the recommendations of the Kean-Hamilton 21/22012 Commission.
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South Dakota enacted a law requiring out-of-state retailers to collect sales tax in 2016 and filed suit against four retailers soon after the law was enacted: Wayfair, Overstock.
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Around the time Shreveport's was passed, Pine Lawn, Missouri, enacted a similar ban, and Atlanta debated the merits of its own saggy pants law, too, but it was never enacted.
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At the same point, President Franklin D. Roosevelt had signed 76 bills into law, Mr. Obama had enacted a stimulus package and President George W. Bush had enacted major tax cuts.
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We are -- ICE is enforcing the laws they enacted.
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New Jersey, Maryland, and Illinois all enacted increases that will make their minimum $15 an hour by 2024 or 2025; New Mexico enacted a bill that would get to $12 by 153.
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Currently, at least 18 states have enacted laws that give physicians authority to override step therapy requirements based on a patient's medical history, including legislation enacted this year in Iowa and Arkansas.
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One question you might raise is whether any of this counts as "closer" to single-payer, or whether single-payer is a binary policy that's either 100 percent enacted or zero percent enacted.
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Murphy, the court was interpreting a statute enacted in 1986.
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In 2014, Virginia enacted a law to make that legal.
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If enacted, Trump's refugee ban would last for four months.
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But many other municipalities across the country have enacted bans.
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Those hikes were enacted by Powell, a chairman Trump appointed.
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In the ensuing weeks, Khan enacted a serious seduction plan.
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That is the same amount as purchased in FY20 enacted.
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More than 13,000 were discharged after the policy was enacted.
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In 2004 Congress enacted a tax holiday to that end.
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Another six states have enacted legislation mandating minimum insurance requirements.
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If the tariffs are enacted, both national economies will suffer.
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It's the name of the drugs act enacted in 2002.
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Congress enacted identical riders for fiscal years 2016 and 2017.
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Obviously none of the plans are going to be enacted.
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The rule stems from legislation enacted by Congress in 2008.
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DACA was enacted by President Obama on his executive authority.
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Only laws enacted by the National Assembly would be recognized.
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The Republican Party has never enacted a mandatory threshold rule.
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Kentucky has already enacted two new abortion restrictions this month.
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The pardon would be enacted five days after its publication.
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Credibly enacted, that ought to alleviate the risk of impotence.
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Washington state enacted a slate of these reforms in March.
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Canada and New Zealand have enacted similar firearm safety measures.
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If enacted, her plans would push them into outer space.
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London, Stockholm, Singpore, and Milan have enacted similar pricing schemes.
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The tax reform we enacted last year is producing results.
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Illinois is in its third year without an enacted budget.
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Legislation enacted in 2015 delayed the tax's implementation until 2020.
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It has been six years since the law was enacted.
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In October 2019, Hong Kong enacted its ban on masks.
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New changes announced by HUD in August and enacted Oct.
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If enacted this policy will disproportionately affect female service members.
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Meanwhile, where campus carry has already been enacted, schools adapt.
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The legislation, which received bipartisan support, was enacted in March.
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Global Transportation Tax (GTT) enacted as climate panic spreads 10.
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Since 2001, 37 states have enacted right to try laws.
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The baritone Alessandro Corbelli enacted Dulcamara with subtle comic gestures.
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The Antiquities Act of 85033 made good sense when enacted.
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But it seems unlikely that the tax will be enacted.
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After the bill was enacted, 28503 states passed such laws.
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More than a dozen states have enacted automatic voter registration.
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Oregon, Vermont and Washington have already enacted net neutrality legislation.
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Several countries have enacted or are considering digital services taxes.
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A similar rules change could be enacted in the House.
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But bans have been enacted in Massachusetts and New Jersey.
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Recently enacted state abortion laws are a case in point.
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All the while, other New York municipalities enacted bag fees.
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On Thursday, the administration enacted strict new rules on asylum.
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It also reverses policies enacted by Francis' more conservative predecessors.
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Criminal penalties against employers were enacted by Congress in 1986.
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Elizabeth Warren's Medicare for All plan would ever be enacted.
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Major tax cuts / reforms were enacted in 1981 and 1986.
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Fortunately, the Energy Department's order is not yet enacted policy.
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Norway enacted measures for gender balance in politics decades ago.
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But the Environmental Protection Agency has not enacted the ban.
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They pass bills that never get funded, never get enacted.
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An estimated 18 states, including Gujarat, have enacted the prohibition.
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For good measure, New York State enacted a similar law.
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That same year it enacted new regulations on religious life.
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Three of those were enacted after a referendum in December.
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Instead, the tax plan as enacted significantly benefits the rich.
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Eroded policies need to be revived, and new ones enacted.
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So was the omnibus that was enacted in May 2017.
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That map was permanently enacted by the legislature in 28500.
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Congress has enacted different versions of the waiting period law.
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This bill, if enacted, would effectively paralyze the immigration court.
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Other military academies enacted measures to address the coronavirus concerns.
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Since 2010, 24 states have enacted new restrictions on voting.
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The rule was enacted in response to a 2009 crash.
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She said it was enacted in a fog of controversy.
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This account will not be updated until appropriations are enacted.
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In 2016 alone, 18 states enacted 50 new abortion restrictions.
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At the state level, politicians have enacted 288 restrictions on abortion over the past five years, totaling more than one-quarter of all restrictions enacted over the past 43 years since Roe v. Wade.
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Judge Marbley said the law constituted a retreat from improvements in voting procedures enacted in 2004 and called it part of a disturbing "flurry" of voting rights limitations enacted by the Republican Legislature and Gov.
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It took less than a decade of methodical lobbying by financial institutions to secure lighter restrictions than those enacted with the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law enacted in response to the 2008 financial meltdown.
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While states like California, New Mexico, Maine, and Illinois enacted regulations on conversion therapy by passing legislation — all aimed at youth under the age of 18 — Utah's rule was enacted by the Psychologist Licensing Board.
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A president may not get everything she proposes enacted into law, but she is most likely to get something good enacted —as opposed to something bad — if she advocates aggressively for what we actually need.
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Louisiana and Utah enacted abortion bans with limited exceptions in 1991.
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It's very unclear when these polices are going to get enacted.
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The bill only repeals a regulation enacted by the Obama administration.
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The bill was enacted into law in December following the Nov.
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Law is legislation as enacted by the people's representatives in government.
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The law was enacted in 1990 by President George Herbert Walker.
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The New Jersey program was enacted through a law in 2011.
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They'll have the final say on whether the rule is enacted.
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A "substantially similar" rule can never be enacted in its place.
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The law, which also limited early voting, was enacted in 2013.
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New site rules enacted today make much of that behavior prohibited.
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Similar laws have been enacted in all 50 states, Rawlings noted.
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Most of the policies enacted have been blocked by US courts.
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There is one brief, judiciously placed sequence enacted in slow motion.
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The state also has enacted the Safe Haven Infant Protection Act.
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Should the tariffs be enacted, as seems likely, Europe will retaliate.
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If stricter privacy laws are enacted, the consumer could own it.
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They were accused under the Digital Security Act enacted in September.
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To be fair, none could be enacted by executive fiat alone.
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The regulation was never enacted because of lawsuits by Republican states.
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We&aposre law enforcement officers enforcing the law that you enacted.
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That agreement, announced on June 7, has not yet been enacted.
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At issue is the Lautenberg Amendment, enacted by Congress in 1996.
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In 2018, by contrast, just three states enacted five similar provisions.
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America has enacted privacy rules in areas such as health care.
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Her arrest came after the reform was enacted over union objections.
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Last year, 19 states enacted 63 measures to restrict abortion access.
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He plans to reevaluate his positions once more deregulation gets enacted.
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Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 was enacted,
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Increasingly, their bodies become the locus where this conflict is enacted.
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The law was never enacted after a judge halted the measure.
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The European Union also recently enacted tough new data privacy rules.
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The Fusion government enacted progressive laws on education, farming and taxation.
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If enacted, the proposal would save $24 million over 10 years.
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Both Presidents Bush and Obama enacted similar deployments during their presidencies.
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The amendment needs 22021 percent of the vote to be enacted.
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If enacted, this law would almost certainly face a constitutional challenge.
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But FATF said that it could only consider fully enacted legislation.
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Such registrations were allowed under a state law enacted last year.
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The inquiry made 73 reform recommendations, most of which were enacted.
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In other cases, reprogramming moves funding across congressionally enacted appropriation accounts.
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China and South Korea have enacted bans on new cryptocurrency sales.
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California, where Tesla is based, enacted a similar law in 2014.
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It was first enacted in 1997, as a $500 nonrefundable credit.
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The law they enacted also had guaranteed crowdpleasers for American voters.
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Basically, a re-enacted crime loses out to a figurative one.
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The proposed export changes could be enacted on or after Dec.
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The court said the voting changes were enacted with discriminatory intent.
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The U.K. and Japan both enacted a territorial system in 85033.
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The ban drew criticism from many activists after it was enacted.
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To combat Islamic terrorism, Russia enacted a law banning "extremist" material.
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We haven't had a financial crisis since Dodd-Frank was enacted.
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Sunaryo declined to comment on when that plan would be enacted.
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Needless to say, none of these reforms were ever effectively enacted.
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Trump began circumventing many of the policies and protocols Kelly enacted.
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If enacted, those rules could shut down hundreds of such plants.
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More than 30 states have enacted similar laws in recent years.
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More than 100 states, cities and counties have enacted such policies.
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If enacted, this legislation will help real people address real issues.
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But the measure is unlikely to be enacted by President Trump.
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Enacted in 1966, through a determined twelve year effort by Rep.
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Other states, such as Texas and Utah, have enacted similar legislation.
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A separate proposal, enacted in the 85033s, from the late Sen.
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Courts blocked similar bans that Kansas and Oklahoma enacted in 2015.
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Ravelry credits rules enacted last year on roleplaying game site RPG.
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Since its proposal in 2015, however, the regulation hasn't been enacted.
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That was the year the federal anti-nepotism statute was enacted.
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Both Kauai County and Maui County enacted bans in January 2011.
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Cities then enacted legal, emergency orders against gatherings of 250 people.
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California and Washington have also enacted paid sick leave for workers.
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Other limitations on ammunition purchases have already been enacted in California.
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The Alabama law, enacted in 2016, was blocked by lower courts.
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The Indiana law was enacted in 2016 and signed by Gov.
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That regulation was never enacted because of lawsuits by Republican states.
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The latter two laws were first enacted in the late 1800s.
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About 25 states have enacted such provisions, known as carve-outs.
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One benefit has been the corporate tax cuts enacted last year.
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Eight states have enacted some kind of ban on assault weapons.
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Colombia enacted it to benefit the region's mainly Afro-Colombian people.
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And Trump has enacted bipartisan agreements to ramp up government spending.
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The state enacted restrictions in a "containment zone" in New Rochelle.
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Some towns have enacted zoning changes forbidding new houses of worship.
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When a gun registry program is enacted, it is the law.
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Another ban was quickly enacted, and a second epidemic was averted.
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On that show, he single-handedly enacted stories from the Bible.
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In Colorado, Governor Jared Polis has enacted free, all-day kindergarten.
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And as surrounding states have enacted restrictions, their options are narrowing.
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Four years ago, similar work requirements were enacted in West Virginia.
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Some states have enacted much higher minimum wages for their workers.
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China has enacted its own tariffs on US goods in response.
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Rules issued today could be based on laws enacted decades ago.
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The fancies and furies of mad men, enacted by mere boys?
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Laws were enacted in California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine and Oregon.
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They were against the relationships of domination that particular technologies enacted.
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More than 400 state-level abortion restrictions have been enacted since
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Unfortunately, none of the recommended changes to Virginia's laws were enacted.
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Several other states have legalized and enacted regulations for the games.
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If enacted, such bans would likely not take effect until 250.
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Dozens of states and countless localities have enacted voter suppression measures.
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It is a solution that should be enacted now by Congress.
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The terrorism insurance rules stem from new legislation enacted by Congress.
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It is similar to restrictions previously enacted in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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If enacted, this would mark a step in the right direction.
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It is inhabited, performed and enacted, often on a daily basis.
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But there was no guarantee that the proposals would be enacted.
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Last year, San Francisco and Seattle enacted a $15 minimum wage.
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Gee, was enacted in 2014 as the Unsafe Abortion Protection Act.
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In fact, North Carolina's legislature enacted it just four years ago.
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No US state has enacted a carbon emissions fee to date.
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Analysts were skeptical that much of the program could be enacted.
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What we have left is no longer the law Congress enacted.
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Dodd-Frank enacted new regulations on financial institutions in Wall Street.
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But you can't get major policy change enacted on this basis.
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Legislation, which I'm glad we helped lead the fight for, was enacted in December, that made permanent the improvements in the child tax credit and EITC originally enacted in the Recovery Act [stimulus package] in 2009.
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While tax legislation looks likely to be enacted by the end of the year, Congress has not yet taken up major infrastructure and welfare-reform legislation and it's unclear whether measures on such topics would be enacted.
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The total discretionary budget request of $85003 trillion for fiscal year 2018 is a $14.8 billion net reduction from 2016's enacted total and a reduction of $2.7 billion from this year's enacted fiscal year 2017 total.
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Sanctuary-policies-on-steroids, enacted, or soon to be enacted, in places like Illinois and California, go to extraordinary lengths to thwart Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from removing all but the most heinous of foreign criminals.
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The tariffs, if enacted, will go up incrementally to 25% by October.
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So far, this is all just chatter and nothing has been enacted.
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" The agency enacted a preemptive strike against critics with a "Myth vs.
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And she said she is faithfully enforcing the laws enacted by Congress.
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I believe the recently enacted welfare bill goes in the opposite direction.
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And if it truly wasn't a new policy, when was it enacted?
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Such a provision was included in the Florida package enacted on Friday.
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With Obamacare, President Obama enacted a massive expansion of the welfare state.
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President Obama's signature law was enacted in 2010 over unanimous Republican opposition.
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And the City of Miami has enacted a curfew until 7 a.m.
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For one thing, Mr Modi enacted the change through repression and subterfuge.
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Some events may be staged/re-enacted/ or exaggerated for entertainment purposes.
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State after state heeded the warning and enacted same-sex marriage bans.
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More than a dozen states have enacted versions of the model laws.
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Similar laws have been enacted elsewhere in Asia, such as the Philippines.
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Other regulations, enacted to strengthen the economy, are simply ill-thought- through.
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Until now, the only other country to have enacted one is Australia.
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And it's basically impossible to imagine anything he does endorse getting enacted.
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Once God's law is enacted, it proves hard for man to rescind.
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In 2006 just 27 countries had enacted strong legislation to combat it.
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This comes after Missouri and Alabama enacted restrictive abortion laws in May.
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None of Trump's ostensibly job-creating policies have been fully enacted yet.
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The latter two charges stem from laws enacted in the late 1800s.
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In the years gone by, states have enacted their own firearms amnesties.
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Connecticut's law, which was enacted in 2000, seems to have saved lives.
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Overall, respondents have high expectations that the president's agenda will be enacted.
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The Chinese government has enacted escalating electric-vehicle quotas starting in 2019.
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Homeland Security Act—signed by President George W. Bush and enacted by
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The state then enacted a broad criminal justice reform bill this year.
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Without this promise the Affordable Care Act would have never been enacted.
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"This would be a catastrophe for the innovation economy if ever enacted."
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Over 20 States have by now enacted statutes authorizing fair-share provisions.
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The CR must be enacted before the new fiscal year begins Oct.
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Similar laws enacted in other states are percolating through the lower courts.
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For example, digital trade was in its infancy when NAFTA was enacted.
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Several states have already enacted statutes to provide for healthcare choice compacts.
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And just last month, Oklahoma and Kansas enacted more of these laws.
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The program was authorized by a transportation funding law enacted last December.
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Legislation was enacted in 2014 to replace arrangements that had previously expired.
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It is not yet clear which reforms, if any, will be enacted.
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Nearly half of the measures enacted by Trump repeal Obama-era regulations.
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Vermont and Wisconsin regulators enacted bans of similar products in those states.
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Public safety measures have been enacted and arena entrances are temporarily closed.
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California and Hawaii have already enacted commitments for 100 percent by 2045.
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And SF 481 will face serious legal challenges if it is enacted.
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Many of these attacks will be enacted in red states during 2019.
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If these are enacted, the impacts could be detrimental to the industry.
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In its first years of independence, it enacted a living-wage law.
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"That will be a symbolic measure that won't get enacted," retiring Rep.
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If the bill is enacted, however, there is a risk of repercussions.
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In early July, Parliament enacted the Cultural Property Protection Law, or Kulturgutschutzgesetz.
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It was enacted in response to protests by an animal rights group.
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But the appropriations measure, if passed, would not be enacted until Oct.
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The move follows major policy shifts enacted over the last two months.
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A spokeswoman said the bank had not enacted an official hiring freeze.
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If enacted as outlined, this plan could help people at all levels.
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In May, the European Union enacted its General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR).
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In June, California enacted its own legislation regulating use of consumer data.
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In that time, the state has enacted some thirty of Hammer's bills.
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After that decision, several states enacted new restrictions, including voter ID laws.
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If enacted, the budget would mark Illinois' first complete budget since 2015.
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Indiana: The state enacted a law in 2015 that banned ballot selfies.
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The regulation, if enacted, will take a while to put in place.
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Mike Pence enacted, which prohibited Syrian refugees from resettling in the state.
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But if enacted, it could have a big impact, according to experts.
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It was actually enacted to kick gay people out of government jobs.
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These scientific assessments are necessary before any new regulation can be enacted.
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This bill, if enacted, would provide urgently needed relief for our parks.
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In fact, several Republican-controlled states have enacted some of these reforms.
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Wade, Louisiana has enacted 89 abortion restrictions, the most of any state.
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In May 2017, Mr. Sisi went ahead and enacted the law anyway.
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Many of these reforms will need to be enacted under suboptimal circumstances.
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The actual measures that have been enacted are considerably smaller in scale.
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In 20153, New York City enacted its own ban on aggressive panhandling.
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They focus on how the plans, if enacted, would change people's lives.
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This is all, of course, if further delays and extensions aren't enacted.
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Fortunately, Congress enacted a sex trafficking statute that includes mandatory minimum punishments.
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The measure must go through several more legislative steps before being enacted.
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A handful of states have enacted indexing for their state gas taxes.
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And they can be as equally silly as statutes enacted by legislators.
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If enacted, reforms might again lift the economy and standards of living.
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"Prolonged trench warfare, whether enacted or remembered, fosters paranoid melodrama," he wrote.
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We've seen mistakes before and disagreed with policies enacted by previous leaders.
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California's new laws are tougher than those enacted by the Obama administration.
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Delaware enacted one in 2016, and West Virginia did so last year.
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States will have two years to comply if the law is enacted.
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Last year, the mostly white Mississippi legislature enacted an anti-sanctuary law.
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For it was here that all the contracts were proposed, signed, enacted.
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When a nationwide gun licensing system is enacted, it is the law.
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Steven (Joe Tapper) doesn't savor the memories of wild times re-enacted.
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They note that the amendments were originally enacted to discriminate against Catholics.
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If enacted, Hudson's amendment would be the strictest prohibition on transfers yet.
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Tax reform enacted by past presidents all spurred years of economic growth.
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The law was originally enacted to combat Nazi propaganda in the 1930s.
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"Thus, the taxpayers ultimately fund the settlement enacted through this undemocratic process."
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Work has changed since the Civil Rights Act was enacted in 1964.
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The law was enacted to protect the very rights to which Sen.
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Not a single one of the 85033 funding bills has been enacted.
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But little more than ad hoc fixes have been enacted in response.
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South Africa has enacted laws to protect the rights of intersex persons.
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A number of proposals could have been enacted without changing the Constitution.
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Enacted in 1977, the act was little invoked or discussed for years.
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But the measure, enacted in 2005, was revoked by his Republican successor.
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There have been no deaths since the medical evacuation law was enacted.
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The Trump agenda, if enacted, could boost growth in the near term.
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Since that date, Congress has enacted a plethora of land preservation statutes.
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Most right-to-work laws were enacted in the 1940s and 1950s.
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Legislation enacted in 2016 made it harder to criticise those in power.
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Before Congress enacted the Clean Water Act, the states were in charge.
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Conte predicted that growth would "take off" once government reforms were enacted.
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Trade in chemicals more than tripled since NAFTA was enacted in 85033.
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The regulations are expected to be enacted over the next several months.
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The focus should be the alignment between Boeing's espoused and enacted values.
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Congress also enacted tax relief measures for hurricane victims late last month.
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Abortion rights groups are likely fight the measure in court if enacted.
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But the rule, enacted in 1984, does not require online price disclosure.
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John Bel Edwards enacted through executive order in 2016 upon taking office.
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Getting such a policy enacted is highly unlikely given the divided Congress.
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Texas Republicans enacted perhaps the nation's strictest curbs on voter registration drives.
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The changes, if enacted, would hit students like Ms. Vause particularly hard.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's government enacted a wide range of subsidies for renewables.
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"We would like the legislation enacted as soon as possible," Suga said.
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In 2013, India enacted a law to prevent sexual harassment at work.
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"I think that Hollywood studios are really going to have to regroup because the other option that they have are often in state with similarly draconian bills that are either being enacted or about to enacted," Nunan said.
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Menendez said he doesn't want to see the IRS "weaponized" against his home state, which has enacted a SALT cap workaround, when it has previously approved similar charitable donation and tax credit programs states enacted for other reasons.
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On Tuesday night, the city's mayor, Ravinder Bhalla, enacted a self-isolation policy that requires people to stay at home except for essential needs, following the lead of cities like San Francisco that have enacted "shelter in place" policies.
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So we know that Congress would have enacted a law that eliminated the individual mandate and kept the rest of the law because Congress enacted a law that eliminated the individual mandate and kept the rest of the law.
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The Trump administration Los Angeles Considering or working on a ban Announced or enacted ban on flavored e-cigarettes Announced or enacted ban on all e-cigarettes Four-month ban on all vaping products Wash. Mont. Ore. Mass. Mich.
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Respondents have kept in place their expectations for tax reform being enacted by the first quarter of 22.2, but they have pushed back when they think health-care and financial regulatory reform and increased infrastructure spending will be enacted.
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So we know that Congress would have enacted a law that eliminated the individual mandate and keeps the rest of the law because Congress enacted a law that eliminated the individual mandate and kept the rest of the law.
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According to the Giffords Law Center (which supports stricter gun laws), 26 states and Washington, DC, enacted a total of 67 new gun control laws this year — more than triple the number of stricter gun laws enacted in 2017.
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The European Union also enacted new rules last year pertaining to tobacco sales.
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First it was winning the election, now it's getting his political agenda enacted.
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The rules from the agency's report were never enacted, according to the paper.
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The CFAA was enacted to deter computer hackers, who are literally computer trespassers.
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Both measures would undoubtedly face swift legal challenges from immigrant advocates if enacted.
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Change should come through popular votes and the laws enacted by elected legislators.
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A law specifically criminalising violence against women and children was enacted in 1853.
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It then compared states that enacted the policy changes to those that didn't.
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And the revenue measure is by far the largest enacted without congressional approval.
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It's about dating partners and a number of states have just enacted it.
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Whitman predicts that Republicans will face a backlash if the cuts are enacted.
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David created a space that enacted its legend—love was truly the message.
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Mr Brown would doubtless have enacted California's clean-energy mandates without America's Pledge.
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Analysts, however, are sceptical that the ban will be enacted any time soon.
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It was enacted to attack "redlining", meaning restrictions on credit in black neighbourhoods.
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That depends first on how much of his policy he can get enacted.
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No such human tragedy has been enacted in England for many a year.
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Several other Republican-led state legislatures have enacted similar measures in recent years.
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Less than 2 weeks ago, the administration officially enacted a military transgender ban.
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By the time FSMA was enacted, the Internet was already in mass use.
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Trump previously enacted tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods in September.
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We have enacted changes to our processes to prevent this from happening again.
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That is the consequence if A Better Way is not enacted into law.
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It said the state could lose about $5.6 billion through 2026 if enacted.
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The new law, passed in December 2017, enacted a number of broad changes.
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There are two other initiatives being enacted in the coming months, as well.
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If enacted, it would make 75,000 start-up visas available to international entrepreneurs.
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It enacted the largest reorganization of the financial industry since the Great Depression.
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Those figures include separations enacted due to immigration violations or adults' criminal conduct.
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Like Kentucky, Maryland also enacted criminal justice reform over the past several years.
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"Congress enacted the Affordable Care Act more than six years ago," Duggan said.
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If all the currently proposed additions were enacted, the rate would double again.
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Since 2010, California cities enacted 55 similar laws, which overwhelmingly target homeless people.
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In 2005, Congress enacted the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA).
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They call the newly enacted measure the largest gasoline tax in California's history.
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She's also been critical of the tax cuts enacted by the Trump administration.
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Repeal would not stop the states that have already enacted programs, Gotbaum said.
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It would also revoke previously enacted authorities enabling aircraft sales to the country.
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The Senate bill is similar to one enacted last year in North Carolina.
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The current ban, enacted in March, was set to expire on Sunday evening.
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These cuts, if enacted, would rob us of an important, successful American legacy.
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But many caucus members don't view it as something that can get enacted.
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The FOMC in December enacted its first interest rate hike in nine years.
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Since the recall, the UL's enacted a safety check protocol specifically targeting hoverboards.
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"The law to punish terrorism preparation has just (been) enacted," he said Thursday.
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It's something that's only been enacted so far in one state, New Jersey.
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Wade, states have enacted 1,142 laws limiting abortion through a variety of means.
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Florida, on the other hand, enacted much tougher anti-hazing laws in 2005.
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If we enacted it, that would be only the start of the program.
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Facebook also bowed to such concerns last fall and enacted a similar ban.
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Hawaii just enacted a ban on sunscreens that contain two coral-killing chemicals.
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However, new policies enacted by the Trump administration could change all of this.
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After the law was enacted, the state preemptively sued four online retailers. Overstock.
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Chile's constitution has been tweaked several times since it was enacted in 1980.
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Trump, unlike his predecessors, has enacted policies that inflict harm proactively, not passively.
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In 1857, a federal statute was enacted authorizing punishment for contempt of Congress.
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Wojcicki gave updates on various other changes YouTube has enacted in recent months.
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"If (cuts are) enacted, it would be a huge step backward," McFadden said.
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Congress enacted statutes applying these Fourth Amendment principles in the context of wiretapping.
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Numerous candidates pledged to reverse all of the measures enacted by the president.
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However, the current tariffs enacted by the Trump administration reveal quite the opposite.
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Prince Harry re-enacted a "chimp greeting" with world-renowned primatologist Jane Goodall.
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When Kondo enacted the lack of joy, she appeared grayer and instantly older.
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Parliament corrected the law but the president has not enacted the revised text.
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Possibly most significant criminal justice reform Congress has enacted in a generation. 2.
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In 2015, federal agencies enacted 30 rules for every law that Congress issued.
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Rampant violence against transgender people and often against lesbians is enacted with impunity.
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Many states retain the authority to make debt service payments without enacted budgets.
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If the commission cannot agree on changes, the demographer's plan will be enacted.
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If enacted into law, our proposal will substantially improve our current immigration system.
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The standards, enacted in 2012, get stricter every year leading up to 2025.
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On Friday, the White House enacted tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods.
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But they can allow a breather while more permanent legislative reforms are enacted.
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It's one of the most startlingly progressive laws this country has ever enacted.
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The tax was highly unpopular and repealed just months after it was enacted.
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But a number of states enacted felony disenfranchisement laws following the Civil War.
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Over the next decade and a half, all 50 states enacted such laws.
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The second set, if enacted, could go in place by October or November.
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Denver has enacted a similar tax, and Chicago had one but repealed it.
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Some version of this infrastructure policy has a good chance of being enacted.
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Arrivals from Turkey to Greece have diminished markedly since the deal was enacted.
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"Without Madison, the bill of rights would not have been enacted," Feldman writes.
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Obama should have gone the whole way and (somehow) enacted Medicare for All.
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In 1994, a similar regressive tax cut proposal was enacted in our state.
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But the Canadian one was enacted, while the American was only partially realized.
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President George W. Bush enacted two major tax cuts in 2001 and 2003.
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Congress enacted a wide range of reforms that promised to restrain presidential power.
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These changes will build on the reforms enacted during my tenure as governor.
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Then Mexico enacted a substantial tax in 2014, and it started a trend.
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Since then, Alabama has enacted a slew of restrictive voting laws and policies.
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Proactive measures must be enacted globally before problems become intractable or cost-prohibitive.
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A law enacted by the country's Parliament last year provided for the transfer.
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Parts of Fields's fictional script are enacted in the movie, which turns surreal.
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The law, as enacted, cuts taxes for most Americans in the first year.
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He also said that martial law has been enacted for the entire country.
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The rules enacted by the FCC in 2014 were meant to prevent this.
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Proposed regulations are not immediately enacted and require a 60-day comment period.
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California just enacted an Internet of Things security law that prohibits default passwords.
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Since then, eight communities, including three more cities in California, enacted similar bills.
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The state of emergency enacted after the 213 coup attempt remains in force.
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Several counties, including Miami-Dade, Collier and Lee, enacted curfews until Monday morning.
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Its data protection rules enacted in 2018 have set a new global standard.
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Such nostalgia can't be literally evoked, though it can be symbolically re-enacted.
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Draconian laws such as the blasphemy law and several misogynistic laws were enacted.
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Since the mid-nineties, such laws have been enacted in twenty-six states.
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New Zealand has enacted a partial ban, while the UK is still deliberating.
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But the internet was also in its infancy when Section 230 was enacted.
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The Affordable Care Act was enacted in 2010 under Democratic President Barack Obama.
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If enacted, it could enable a wave of deals that help reduce expenses.
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The deduction was eliminated in 2013 just as new mining taxes were enacted.
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Bermuda enacted legislation this week replacing same-sex marriage with domestic partnerships. Gov.
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In the last year, Indiana and Texas have enacted laws on fertility fraud.
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If enacted, it would shift the burden of proof from defendants to prosecutors.
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It was devised at the conservative Heritage Foundation, enacted in Massachusetts by Gov.
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Since then, gun laws have been enacted to try to prevent a recurrence.
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Five states, as well as counties in nearly 30 states, have enacted them.
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" Davis asked, smiling as he re-enacted a moment with his son. "O.
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During the SARS epidemic in 2003, China enacted a narrower wildlife trade ban.
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If enacted, the proposals would probably widen the gap between rich and poor.
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He doesn't agree with him on some of the policies he has enacted.
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The odds of this bill being enacted without any changes are quite low.
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Trump withdrew from the deal last year and enacted tough sanctions on Iran.
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South Dakota provides another recent example, having enacted a rate cap in 2016.
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In New York, Albany, Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester counties have enacted such prohibitions.
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But there is policy as enacted, and then there is policy as practiced.
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This album is an unburdening, though one that's rarely enacted with such glee.
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It's not the first time Israel has enacted restrictions on the vaping industry.
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Guttmacher counted 58 abortion restrictions, including gestational bans, that were enacted last year.
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Google enacted a similar policy for its ad service earlier in the day.
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Proposed regulations are not immediately enacted and require a 60-day comment period.
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The S.E.C. rule was required under the Dodd-Frank legislation enacted in 2010.
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The new document replaces the 1976 Soviet-era charter enacted under Fidel Castro.
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If that plan were enacted, he insisted, that would spark big economic gains.
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After they were enacted, the rules survived multiple court challenges from business groups.
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This is why we have not seen wholesale tax reform enacted since 1986.
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Over a week later, New York pushed ahead and enacted a similar ban.
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But if enacted, it would make it much harder to effectively ban abortion.
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The change "reflects the net benefits from enacted U.S. tax legislation," it announced.
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He sharply criticized immigration policies enacted by the Trump administration under Miller's watch.
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Mexican wages have stagnated in real terms since Nafta was enacted in 1994.
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But sports gambling laws enacted in most other states have restricted digital activity.
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But until that law is enacted, we'll have to rely on the judiciary.
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The recently enacted tax package could be a moderate benefit for corporate bonds.
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People with debt on the day the legislation was enacted would be rewarded.
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Other countries and cities are working on or have enacted their own policies.
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But some states have actually enacted public financing, and liberal utopias didn't follow.
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Simple, irresistible desire is what drives revenge movies — desire for retribution, inexorably enacted.
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Several other countries have enacted bans or attempted to criminalize full-face veils.
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"Raised in the System" also examines solutions already being enacted across the country.
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When the deficit started growing again in 173, Congress enacted PAYGO rules internally.
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That leaves its most recently enacted rules especially vulnerable to reversal, thanks to a relatively obscure provision of the 20-year-old Congressional Review Act than was enacted as part of the Republican led "Contract with America" during the Clinton administration.
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From my time in Congress, I know that much of the work of getting a proposal enacted into law is what happens behind the scenes and when a proposal does come together, it can come together and be enacted relatively quickly.
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Utah San Francisco The Trump administration Los Angeles Considering or working on a ban Announced or enacted ban on flavored e-cigarettes Announced or enacted ban on all e-cigarettes Four-month ban on all vaping products Wash. Mont. Ore. Mass.
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A law enacted in 2013 effectively bans street protests, imposing jail sentences for violators.
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These measures have failed in many states, but they have been enacted in eight.
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Since January 2013, we've enacted $3.5 billion in tax relief through the year 2022.
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According to HHS, 211,000 Wisconsinites have gained coverage since Obamacare was enacted in 2010.
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Then Hemingway killed himself in 1961, a year before the US embargo was enacted.
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Added to that, the government policies that have been enacted have been shoddily executed.
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It was largely a symbolic move since the TPP was never officially enacted. 4.
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When it was enacted, it drew thousands of protesters to Madison, the state capitol.
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But at least now Facebook has enacted the spirit of that call to action.
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Brady Law and the year the decade-long assault weapon ban was enacted, one
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Seven California cities and Lafayette, Colorado, have enacted similar ordinances, according to health officials.
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The state Supreme Court rejected an education funding formula the state enacted in 2015.
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In 2017, Texas enacted the Sandra Bland Act, named for a woman who died.
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MasterCard's would weigh more heavily on passengers sensibilities—if it were ever actually enacted.
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Though he also enacted a landmark health care bill meant to drive down costs.
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Protesters — in face masks, of course — continued to demonstrate after Lam enacted the ban.
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So far, 38 have enacted and published information in their required coursework, Martin says.
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When it was enacted 55 years ago, the federal Marriage Act never defined marriage.
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Several have enacted "receipt lotteries", where proofs of payment become de facto lottery tickets.
|
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After Honolulu enacted a ban on "distracted walking," New York City considered the same.
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"If 25% tariffs are enacted, it could catalyze further US retail disruption," he said.
|
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So the Affordable Care Act as it was originally enacted has an individual mandate.
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If enacted, the proposed budget cuts would lead to an estimated 3,200 jobs lost.
|
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If enacted, this legislation would worsen the reproductive health care crisis in our state.
|
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That means that draft laws typically take an agonisingly long time to be enacted.
|
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A handful of states have enacted laws designed to help with situations like Reinking's.
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Japan enacted civil-defence legislation only in 2004, almost three decades after South Korea.
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If the proposed border adjustment tax is enacted, even love will get more expensive.
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It will be enacted before the next national election, which is due in 2019.
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The final House/Senate conference report is unlikely to be enacted before September. September!
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Over the past few years, local and state lawmakers have enacted criminal justice reforms.
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Private equity firms have enacted mass layoffs at local newspapers and shuttered some altogether.
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State legislatures have enacted over 400 bills related to the opioid crisis since 2010.
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These proposals go to the entire community for a vote before they are enacted.
|
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Texas had just 226 such regulations, only five of which were enacted since 22015.
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With a divided Congress, Booker's plan likely wouldn't be enacted if he became president.
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How many states enacted new voter ID laws after President Obama's election in 2008?
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"That leaves a future in financial services to be enacted through clicks, not conversations."
|
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These reforms are consistent with those enacted by many states the past 10 years.
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Uber drivers are protesting a recently enacted 25 percent reduction on per-mile earnings.
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That's the concern underpinning why the FCC enacted open internet rules to begin with.
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The law was enacted after the Supreme Court's 22016 decision in Shelby County v.
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Outside California, Washington has some of the toughest gun laws enacted among the states.
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In Missouri, Alderwoman Megan Ellyia Green enacted an ordinance that prohibits reproductive health discrimination.
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Altogether, 16 states and DC enacted 28 laws on law enforcement, the NCSL said.
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Since 2010, several countries have enacted new restrictions for organizations accepting foreign charitable contributions.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, states enacted 22 new abortion restrictions in 2018 alone.
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But the pollsters are skeptical this means any of these proposal will be enacted.
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If the bill were enacted as written and I don't know all the revisions.
|
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Timing in the law means any regulation enacted since May is eligible for repeal.
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The Republican plan, released this week, would, if enacted, do none of these things.
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China's stockpiling policies, enacted in 753 when corn supplies were tight, also stimulated oversupply.
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States which have enacted waiting periods have cut their gun suicide rates in half.
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With the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), enacted in 2010, that became harder.
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A bigger revision remains likely after fiscal and other policy changes have been enacted.
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Since then, he has been reelected twice and along the way enacted sweeping reforms.
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Nearly half of the 40 clinics in Texas closed after laws enacted in 2013.
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But it would not reflect the majoritarian spirit democratically enacted legislation should aspire to.
|
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He said the United States has lost about 22019,000 factories since NAFTA was enacted.
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When the law was enacted, there were large technical limits to storing data online.
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Many states have also enacted increases to their motor fuel taxes in recent years.
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North Dakota and the Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA) enacted by Congress in 1998.
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Yet, in the economic election, the policies enacted by those same Republicans are flourishing.
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But it's not Trump's fault, he tweeted Tuesday, even though he enacted the policy.
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"Clearly, we're moving further away, not closer, to those conditions being enacted," Spicer said.
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Many businesses prefer the re-election amendment not be enacted, at least for now.
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Government has often enacted laws or policies that specifically protect "its" buildings against dissent.
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Reading Poe, they re-enacted daydreams and nightmares in a clearing in the woods.
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It is straining not to defend a law Congress enacted" and "doing so terribly.
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Congress allocated $1.6 billion for border security in a spending bill enacted in March.
|
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Since 1980, Congress has enacted more than 100 new federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws.
|
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But these the laws, even though enacted with similar intentions, are not the same.
|
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The White House priorities, if enacted, could result in the deportation of Dreamers' parents.
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Under the guise of the migrant crisis, Orban enacted legislation that reeks of 85033.
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Section 702 was enacted in 2008 to legalize George W. Bush's warrantless wiretapping program.
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Nationwide direct election of senators was not enacted until 1913, with the 17th Amendment.
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The program was enacted through an executive order by President Barack Obama in 2012.
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After the FLSA was enacted in 1938, hours settled at around 85033 per week.
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Claire McCaskill, a Democrat from Missouri, said the recommendations were never enacted into law.
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Some other states have already enacted similar laws or would rush to do so.
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Longoria pointed to Alabama and its recently enacted abortion ban as a key example.
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States can develop high-risk pool programs, and tort reform should also be enacted.
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A federally-funded deposited "gift" for newborn children will be enacted under her administration.
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In 28500, Congress enacted bipartisan legislation to prevent such an outbreak from happening again.
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Congress has it in for consumer protections enacted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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In response, the country enacted tough gun control laws and a gun buyback program.
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That is a start but a more wide-ranging effort needs to be enacted.
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Arizona enacted a similar law, for independent contractors who do business with the government.
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The law was enacted in 1919, soon after Czechoslovakia emerged as an independent country.
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Legislation or measures enacted during one administration may disappear or change during the next.
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The ESA was enacted to prevent species in the United States from going extinct.
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The rule, set to be enacted in 2021, is likely to face legal challenges.
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That began seventeen years ago, when the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) was enacted.
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At least a dozen cities have enacted RCV, including in Utah, Colorado and Minnesota.
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But sanctions the Chinese government had previously enacted have loosened somewhat, says Adam Mount.
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Bera's bill likely does not have the support in Congress to ever be enacted.
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" Valliere added, "We continue to nervously predict that the tax bill will get enacted.
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In 2013, the state enacted a law allowing election boards to cut voting hours.
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A lot has changed since part 85033 was enacted almost a half century ago.
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Schroeder, 74, enacted reforms credited with ending Germany's economic malaise in the early 2000s.
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The senior administration official also said agencies enacted 85033 significant new rules in 2018.
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Activists who fetishize laws governing the internet enacted in the days of the AOL.
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Congress enacted the CAFE standards in 1975 with the goal of shrinking fuel consumption.
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Consider a congressionally enacted (or approved) online sales tax system which was origin-based.
|
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Yet, both political parties are advocating proposals with little chance of being enacted soon.
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Several states have enacted regulations that have effectively put all clinics out of business.
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RINs, in particular, were enacted about 10 years ago, initially for corn ethanol projects.
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Second, many Chinese colleges have enacted rules banning the delivery of food on campus.
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Charlie Crist enacted clemency reforms that automatically restored voting rights to non-violent offenders.
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And the people of the UK are ready for that plan to be enacted.
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But they remain in effect in many places they've been enacted, including in Ohio.
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The laws enacted during the special pollution Diet were radical even by today's standards.
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Lautenberg's solution was enacted in 1990, and is still known as the Lautenberg Amendment.
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In 1964, Congress enacted the Gulf of Tonkin resolution without extensive hearings or debate.
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R. 2810), which was enacted in December 2017, and the DHS Authorization Act (H.
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That court found the law had been enacted intentionally to reduce black voter turnout.
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Even if such reforms are enacted, they will take time to affect the economy.
|
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BDC analysts were more circumspect with respect to the likelihood the changes are enacted.
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Belgium enacted a limited wealth tax last year on securities accounts containing over €500,000.
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When the Clean Air Act was enacted, global warming theories were in their infancy.
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It's called different things in different countries, and is enacted by different groups therein.
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He blames the Affordable Care Act, even though the law was not yet enacted.
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Religious rituals are meant to be enacted, soul and body, traditionally alongside other believers.
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The order resembles a similar measure enacted in California earlier this week, when Gov.
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These parties were large enough to form governments, set agendas and get policies enacted.
|
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Vice President Mike Pence predicted that new healthcare legislation would be enacted this summer.
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Those cuts, if enacted, would create plenty of budgetary headroom for Tax Reform 2.0.
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But it has nearly zero chance of being enacted as written, our correspondent writes.
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Large new redistribution programs, once enacted, are destined for eternal life on this earth.
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Greg Abbott, Texas's governor, says his state's newly enacted laws will make communities safer.
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Let's examine the hypothetical scenario in which something akin to O'Rourke's proposal gets enacted.
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Key is that Mr. Trump is merely threatening the tariffs but hasn't enacted them.
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If enacted, the White House priorities could result in the deportation of Dreamers' parents.
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Extraordinary laws enacted to suppress the insurgency in Kashmir and elsewhere remain in force.
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As a Christian, I'm seeing these policies embraced and enacted, and he's doing that.
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The news pushed stocks higher Friday on optimism the tax legislation would be enacted.
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In the past seven years, nearly 350 restrictions on abortion access have been enacted.
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Congress has enacted specific laws regarding the confidentiality of tax returns and related information.
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They were big beneficiaries of the tax overhaul enacted at the end of 2017.
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Congress has enacted a law that addresses the order of succession for attorney general.
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The legislation, which was still being finalized, is expected to be enacted within days.
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About half of Texas clinics have closed after this law was enacted in 2013.
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The recently enacted tax package could also be a moderate benefit for corporate bonds.
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REPORTER: This is something enacted after the attorney general announced the zero-tolerance policy.
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Mr. McAuliffe said he enacted the limitations to protect public safety around the statue.
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Two years after Smoot-Hawley was enacted, US imports fell 40% while unemployment increased.
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The policies Trump has enacted on the border are designed to keep migrants out.
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One major bill he helped get enacted affected the drug industries' drug approval process.
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When a mandatory buyback program for assault weapons is enacted, it is the law.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement was enacted on the day the uprising started.
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Chinese officials said they still hoped to eventually eliminate tariffs enacted by both sides.
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In 2015, Vienna enacted legislation that blocked the foreign funding of mosques and imams.
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Since it was enacted, similar legislation has been passed in New Jersey and California.
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Lam recently enacted, using emergency powers, in an effort to tamp down the demonstrations.
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Who is in power determines what gets enacted, and that affects all of us.
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The newly formed federal government enacted the first domestic tax — distilled spirits — in 1791.
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Since 1970, when the law was enacted, it has undergone only one major change.
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Luckily for the victims, however, the country had recently enacted a domestic-violence bill.
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Central banks enacted temporary and extraordinary measures such as QE to avoid a depression.
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No states have enacted a blanket ban on gender reassignment treatment for transgender minors.
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The year the law was enacted, there were six African American members of Congress.
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Some businesses have already increased investments because they expect tax legislation will be enacted.
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Net neutrality in Europe and the U.K. is currently enacted under European Union regulations.
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Much of that, he said, could be attributed to the policies enacted by Modi.
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Title VI was enacted as part of the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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That's when Hanoi enacted market reforms to boost the economy, known as Doi Moi.
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They added any law on housing finance reform will unlikely be enacted before 2018.
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Indeed, the Irish bill, if enacted, would be inconsistent with EU and international law.
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To date, 23 states have enacted laws based on, or like, this NASAA model.
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Here we are, nearly two years to the day since tax reform was enacted.
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The previous law, enacted in 1989, banned the breed from the city of Denver.
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Good said that the corporate tax cut enacted by Trump has helped as well.
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Numerous states have also enacted overhauls to their criminal justice systems in recent years.
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Many are recommendations for congressional action that are unlikely to be enacted anytime soon.
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Perhaps most importantly, Rouhani has enacted economic and social reforms to improve Iranian society.
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California made headlines when they enacted a law modeled after the European Union's GDPR.
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New York's state law was modeled on the federal law and enacted in 1937.
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Enacted in 1994, VAWA provides grants that helps break the cycle of domestic violence.
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But Trump's actions represent the most concerted assault against them since they were enacted.
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In 2017 and 2018, the Trump administration enacted a series of airstrikes in Syria.
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KFC, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, IKEA, McDonald&aposs, and more have all enacted temporary closures.
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In Washington, he enacted a number of conservation initiatives, including worm composting and beekeeping.
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Thirteen other states have also recently enacted 20-week bans, as has the House.
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Iowa enacted a heartbeat bill but a federal judge struck it down in January.
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This time, we must make sure that this transformational package is enacted into law.
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The site says there is a 7 percent chance of the bill being enacted.
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That's puzzling considering the proposal faces impossibly long odds of being enacted anytime soon.
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Although California has enacted similar legislation, there is an exception for delivery network companies.
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After that came to light, Congress enacted the Detainee Treatment Act in December 2005.
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This spring, New York State enacted the strongest tenant protections in a quarter-century.
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The president's order, enacted with the stroke of a pen at 20143:42 p.m.
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Whitford, centers on the Wisconsin map the state's Republican-controlled legislature enacted in 2202.
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Connecticut is now the only state in the nation without a fully enacted budget.
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On Wednesday, Brunei became the seventh when its government enacted a controversial stoning law.
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I hope the country has a thorough conversation before such a proposal is enacted.
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In 2628, Congress enacted the Endangered Species Act (ESA) with widespread bi-partisan support.
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Experts said the impact of the policy, if enacted, was pretty cut-and-dried.
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The stock market skyrocketed after Congress enacted massive corporate tax cuts late last year.
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Research has shown that a similar law enacted in Idaho resulted in fewer crashes.
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There is no reason to expect this or any other reform to be enacted.
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This tax cut was enacted while pro-economic justice reforms have stalled in Congress.
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Both counties in recent years have enacted policies that weaken checks on political power.
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His signature bill became the Joshua Omvig Veterans Suicide Prevention Act, enacted in 2007.
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California and New York have already enacted strict lockdown measures, and others are following.
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But the number of complaints rose after the Trump administration enacted its separation policy.
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The House enacted the War Powers Resolution by overriding President Richard M. Nixon's veto.
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The government has enacted laws banning sexual harassment but does not define the term.
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"As that bill is enacted, it's going to become more and more popular," Sen.
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The controversy over NAFTA, which was enacted in 1994, involves its impact on workers.
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Missouri's constitution gives citizens the right to veto a newly enacted laws by referendum.
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Countries that have enacted tougher gun regulations have also seen their suicide rates decline.
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Those tax cuts were eventually enacted in 2003, and an deficits operating promptly grew.
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Though abortion remains legal in all 50 states, nearly 1,200 laws restricting abortion rights have been enacted on the state and federal levels: more than a third of these laws have been enacted in the seven years between 85033 and 2018 alone.
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The act, enacted in 1972, prohibits the harassment, hunting, capturing, or killing of marine mammals.
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More than 20 states have enacted laws with some or all of the Texas restrictions.
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During the war, priests and Catholic parishioners alike were slaughtered, while anticlerical laws were enacted.
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Stockholm, Sweden, enacted congestion pricing in 703 after a six-month trial period in 270.
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The rules update the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, known as ERISA, enacted in 1975.
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Shortly after that, Congress enacted Title III, which governs procedures for wiretapping and electronic surveillance.
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NSEERS was a Bush-era program enacted shortly after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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The boys can even be taught patience while a final plan is developed and enacted.
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Neither forecast includes any effect from the new administration's policies, which haven't been enacted yet.
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White House budgets are more about messaging and it's unlikely Trump's will be fully enacted.
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New data policies have been enacted and its terms of service have been re-written.
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This is a mechanism that allows Congress to overrule any regulations enacted by federal agencies.
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Bahrain&aposs parliament, stacked with government loyalists, earlier passed the law enacted by the king.
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DHS will faithfully execute the laws enacted by Congress as we are sworn to do.
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This morning, the President tweeted an objection to the ruling, a day before it's enacted.
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It wasn't until 1924 that Congress enacted a law that said Indians were considered citizens.
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Another issue is the sometimes slow rate at which EU laws are approved and enacted.
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Under the mayor's plan, which matches a similar increase for state employees enacted by Gov.
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Andrew Cuomo enacted a law in January that codifies rights laid out in Roe v.
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The nation's constitution, enacted in 1993, states citizens have a right to a clean environment.
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Is this an idea you guys concocted in school then enacted in the real world?
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Rubio once claimed that he successfully enacted 20103 of the 100 ideas in his book.
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Iowa's ag-gag law, enacted in 2012, was overturned by a federal judge in January.
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My parents did not give me lessons in money so much as they enacted them.
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In response to the opioid epidemic, states have enacted laws to ease access to naloxone.
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Michigan, Arizona, and California enacted similar measures earlier this year, also supported by beverage makers.
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The so-called "bathroom bill" is similar to one enacted last year in North Carolina.
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Yet Trump has enacted draconian restrictions on immigration in the name of preventing terrorism anyway.
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Republicans want to move to tax reform following the break if healthcare legislation is enacted.
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If enacted, the minimum salary for entry-level teachers would jump from $32,000 to $35,000.
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No other states have enacted limits on the proximity of abortion clinics to public schools.
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A play is enacted on the primitive stage with several hundred masked audience members watching.
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The case concerned a law enacted by Alabama lawmakers barring the dilation and evacuation procedure.
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Many companies have signed amicus briefs in response to policies enacted by the Trump administration.
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A similar rule enacted in Arkansas caused thousands of poor Arkansans to lose their care.
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The possibility of the Green New Deal being enacted in all its pomp is nugatory.
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Doing so would be nearly impossible as many of the changes already have been enacted.
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Since Trump took office, the Fed has enacted seven rate hikes, including four in 2.50.
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The department said the deal enacted the most "stringent compliance measures" it had ever issued.
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Filed on Monday, the suit alleges that California enacted legislation that's hampering federal immigration enforcement.
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It also does not include exceptions for rape or incest, like Alabama's recently enacted law.
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The CRA allows Congress to overrule recently enacted regulatory initiatives passed by the executive branch.
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Penn State enacted many of the task force's recommendations after Piazza died, according to Binder.
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If a change that you don't like is proposed or enacted, comment, call, or email.
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If enacted, the new pricing structure would likely cost the online retailer and others billions.
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The scale of the cutback that Brüning enacted from 211 to 153 is truly staggering.
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Watani was nominated on a Tuesday morning, and that Friday, the travel ban was enacted.
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In the post-nuclear wasteland, things will be enacted that about half the country hates.
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First of all, the policies enacted at these levels impact people's lives directly and immediately.
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Both those Republican presidents also enacted tariffs, but their comments on trade were overwhelmingly positive.
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Even with an agreement enacted into law, Congress must pass spending bills to implement it.
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Virginia enacted its ban on uranium mining amid concerns about environmental and public safety hazards.
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I did not think such a harsh and arcane policy would ever actually be enacted.
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The U.S. State Department said relations with Warsaw could suffer if the law is enacted.
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They enacted this tax increase using a lot of political games to get it accomplished.
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Trump's budgets haven't come close to being enacted by Congress in the past two years.
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A new constitution, enacted in 2009, repeatedly affirms the principle of equality of the sexes.
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DOL has authority to enforce federal labor laws that were enacted to curb such abuses.
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If enacted in its current form, the new law would mean drastic changes to Medicaid.
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Unlike European countries, the U.S. never enacted new laws to authorize a sweeping energy revolution.
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The Budget Act was enacted in reaction to the presidential excesses of the Watergate era.
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Forty-four were enacted in 2016 alone, according to a tally by the Guttmacher Institute.
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The law was supposed to be enacted on March 1, with violators facing $200 fines.
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Timing in the law means any rules enacted after May 31 are eligible for axing.
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The policies Trump is supporting today will, if enacted, ensure that his promises remain unfulfilled.
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Further, it is only effective in blocking low-quality regulation enacted by the previous administration.
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The CHOICE Act would do more than reduce financial regulations enacted under the Obama administration.
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Likewise the people are powerless if the laws are not enacted via representatives of Congress.
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If enacted, the plans could fail to achieve their goals, or backfire through unintended consequences.
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But after the discovery of commercial deposits Uganda enacted new laws to manage the sector.
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It alleges policies enacted by the school and the fraternity failed to protect the victim.
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According to the IndyStar, Indiana University Bloomington has enacted a new policy for incoming athletes.
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The FDA also has enacted strict labeling requirements -- most obviously about SPF (sun protection factor).
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In practice, tax reforms could be implemented before substantive changes to the ACA are enacted.
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Driving that surge is the so-called new energy vehicle rule enacted in late 2017.
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The best way to get good policies enacted is to work at the state level.
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At least 38 states needed to ratify it by 1979 for it to be enacted.
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The Bush tax cuts ultimately expired because they were enacted through the congressional budget process.
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Congressional aides also told Reuters they were skeptical that such a ban could be enacted.
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Washington's plan, if enacted, would have notably higher ceiling for carbon emissions than British Columbia's.
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To critics, this is proof that Scotland missed out on reforms enacted elsewhere in Britain.
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If enacted into law, they would be very good for Republicans and no one else.
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Second, the president may conclude an international agreement based on existing legislation enacted by Congress.
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When the law was enacted in March 2010, about 49% of Americans were on board.
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Dershowitz and Freeh are lobbying the Treasury Department, which enacted the sanctions, on Gertler's behalf.
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The funding level represents a $20.4 billion increase over the Pentagon's fiscal 6900 enacted level.
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We thought they were hilarious, and we re-enacted them all the time at home.
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"The Illinois Constitution requires an enacted appropriation for state spending," Possley said in a statement.
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That means some Democrats would need to back the bill for it to be enacted.
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Congress previously enacted an assault weapons ban in 1994, but that legislation expired in 2004.
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The investors did not give specific actions they would take if the legislation were enacted.
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Mississippi braces Jackson County in coastal Mississippi enacted a curfew that began at 13 p.m.
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North Carolina's Republican-led legislature enacted a new voter ID law on Wednesday, overriding Gov.
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The funding level represents a $2023 billion increase over the Pentagon's fiscal 2018 enacted level.
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If enacted, the bill would add an extra layer of vetting to major foreign investments.
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Since the sanctions were enacted earlier this month, the Turkish lira has hit record lows.
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To curb the trend toward specialization, Chavez enacted an incentive-based program for multisport athletes.
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If this program were crafted and enacted by Congress, I would gladly pay more taxes.
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But in terms of what actually is enacted, the results aren't what you might expect.
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Congress did this when it enacted the independent counsel law, which the Supreme Court upheld.
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It was enacted by the British colonial authorities, mostly to stamp out criticism from communists.
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Origins: The holiday began in 220006 after Prohibition when the Cullen-Harrison Act was enacted.
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Oregon -- The Oregon Equality Act, enacted in 2007, prohibits gender identity discrimination in public accommodations.
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We will not stop fighting for this until we see it enacted across the country.
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But the agreement has not been approved by Congress, so it has not been enacted.
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But it would be no different in principle from this new law enacted by California.
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Vice President Mike Pence predicted that new health-care legislation would be enacted this summer.
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Enacted in 2202 the law attempted to override nondisclosure rules that prohibited communications with Congress.
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If enacted, the RAA is as precise of a law as can possibly be drafted.
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This is how Ohio, of all places, also just enacted a fetal-heartbeat abortion bill.
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The funding level represents a $20.4 billion increase over the Pentagon's fiscal 21625 enacted level.
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As a result, Chinese leaders have enacted more stringent regulation and inspection of consumer products.
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More than a dozen other states have enacted similar systems, including New Jersey and Washington.
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All the policy changes, if enacted, would apply to Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories.
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What's driving costs up, and driving choice down, is the regulatory scheme enacted under ObamaCare.
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It was enacted by President Obama in a wholly unconstitutional way: without going through Congress.
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Eighty-six of those bills were enacted by the end of the year, Miller said.
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Already, 39 states and territories have enacted the Caregiver Advise, Record and Enable (CARE) Act.
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The federal rule, set to be enacted in 2021, is expected to face legal challenges.
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Since Congress first enacted CHIP about 20 years ago, child mortality rates have dropped significantly.
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The National Voter Registration Act — sometimes called the Motor Voter Act — was enacted in 1993.
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More than 85033,000 new brewers have opened since the lower federal excise tax was enacted.
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Many work in conditions that violate Indian laws enacted decades ago to protect labor rights.
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Alabama enacted a nearly total ban that is designed to challenge the landmark Roe v.
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Smartly, Congress has enacted a common sense, bipartisan delay of this tax in recent years.
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Protect student loan consumers by increasing financial education, maintaining recently enacted rules, and improving accreditation.
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Tax reform could also be enacted, but legislators should keep in mind three key principles.
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The newer bans enacted since President Donald Trump took office so conflict with Roe v.
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The taxes were originally enacted in order to pay for the 2010 health-care law.
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Merchants and banks have seen new fees proposed or enacted to ensure network routing dominance.
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And, if enacted, the package would blow a $22.4 trillion hole in the federal budget.
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Since 29 states have enacted these policies, they have generated a lot of academic research.
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Such a plan, if enacted, would raise $85033 billion by 2027, according to budget documents.
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For example, New Jersey and Vermont recently enacted legislation to establish their own individual mandates.
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Glass-Steagall, enacted in 6900, forced large commercial banks to divest their investment banking activities.
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I enacted the Prosthetics law on Day 13 and built a factory to produce them.
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This is, unfortunately, a consideration I had to weigh, and we therefore enacted this failsafe.
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That program will be paid for, in part, by New Jersey's newly enacted individual mandate.
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However, neither the U.S. federal government nor any state has successfully enacted a carbon tax.
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The Chicago soda tax was enacted in August 2016 but got repealed in December 2016.
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Cotton and Perdue will have to walk a political tightrope to get their bill enacted.
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Which paper do you need to push in which direction to get your policy enacted?
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The public pressure helped lead to a new law, enacted this month, to combat disappearances.
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After the case, Michigan voters enacted a constitutional ban on race-conscious college admissions policies.
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In 2018, Republicans and moderate Democrats enacted legislation that further eased some of those rules.
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But Congress enacted a tax bill in December 2017 that zeroed out that tax penalty.
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Streaming Two new Netflix Original comedy films offer family dysfunction enacted by veteran television performers.
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This happened before mandatory stay at home orders were enacted in several states, he said.
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Second, he's positing that absent this corruption, his preferred policy would of course be enacted.
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The bill, if enacted, would push the already overstretched immigration system to a breaking point.
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The systems of extraction and exploitation that undergird violences enacted on people and the land.
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And Seattle enacted new city rules and procedures to ensure respectful behavior on construction sites.
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Here's one: Increase the newly enacted corporate tax rate from 21 percent to 28 percent.
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These regulations were enacted as a result of decades of hearings, meetings, and legal battles.
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In 2016, for example, Idaho enacted a law that removed permit requirements for concealed carry.
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Realistically, the chance of any of these far-fetched policies becoming enacted is virtually nil.
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Everlane is projecting that price could rise to roughly $124 when the tariffs are enacted.
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Fourteen African countries, along with Pakistan, have enacted various bans against the international donkey trade.
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One solution recommended by Beard — enacted by her, really — is to cheerfully stand your ground.
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That means more buildings are now subject to tougher building codes enacted after Hurricane Sandy.
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If an execution order is enacted then we would finalize the policies and move forward.
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A year after Ravitch's tax plan was enacted, annual subway ridership dropped below one billion.
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In pairs, we enacted what our partners had drawn, becoming swaying leaves and feeding birds.
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Indeed, the Florida housing market has seen a bump since the tax law was enacted.
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France, the Czech Republic, Turkey and Russia have enacted similar export restrictions in recent days.
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Sunday's ruling came in a lawsuit over asylum policies that were enacted on Cuccinelli's watch.
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D.H.S. will faithfully execute the laws enacted by Congress, as we are sworn to do.
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If they are enacted, a long-awaited trade battle between Washington and Beijing will begin.
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Americans born after it was enacted will be eligible to vote in the next election.
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To see it enacted more literally, on Rosh Hashana afternoon, stop by your local river.
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The two banks' results were negatively affected by the recent tax bill enacted by Congress.
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Ms. Collins has been a critic of the Affordable Care Act since it was enacted.
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Bans in Alabama, Ohio and elsewhere were enacted in response to the Ku Klux Klan.
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The announcement comes almost exactly a year after DHS first enacted MPP in January 85033.
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The law, enacted in 2556, was repealed in 28044; it is not still in effect.
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What's happening: If enacted, the proposal would increase the cost to apply for U.S. citizenship.
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In response, members of Congress of both parties enacted the War Powers Resolution in 2628.
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If Congress is successful, it will have enacted the most important environmental law in decades.
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The NFLPA made clear its intentions to fight the policy when it was first enacted.
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If enacted, the legislation would be the first of its kind in the United States.
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And we're prepared to act with sourcing changes, supply changes, and pricing changes if enacted.
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California recently enacted a new data privacy law, and other states are exploring similar moves.
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It goes well beyond anything that Congress meant to do when it enacted this statute.
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But much of the plan released by Treasury last week cannot be enacted without legislation.
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Those rules, if enacted, could disproportionately hurt the economy of Mr. McConnell's coal-rich state.
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Australia has strict gun laws, enacted after a 1996 mass shooting that killed 35 people.
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We enacted civil rights to put show our ideals were more than just empty words.
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Finally, Congress has recently enacted reforms that have sought to close the defense technological gap.
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The tax code is riddled with special-interest provisions and deductions enacted over many decades.
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Other states, including Alabama and South Dakota, enacted similar laws after gay marriage was legalized.
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I'm not asking for a favor, I'm asking them to enforce what they have enacted.
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These include Arizona, North Carolina and Florida, which enacted its anti-sanctuary provision in 2019.
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Oklahoma re-enacted the death penalty in 1973 and, since 1976, has performed 112 executions.
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Starting off the election year with both enacted would be a win for the president.
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No changes to the tax code or federal spending had been enacted at that point.
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Because H.R. 3409 gives cover to pyramid schemes, if enacted, bad operators will be emboldened.
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An entire dance with the life force was enacted and life was never taken gratuitously.
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The law was enacted in 1906 to prevent looting of Indian artifacts from archaeological sites.
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Smith remains the law unless a state has enacted its own Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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The proposed budget cuts have not been enacted because Congress has refused to pass them.
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In the two years since the law was enacted, that rate is down to 2.5%.
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Since Florida's law passed, another 23 states have enacted similar laws, the study team notes.
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Members of Congress expressed frustration that their law, which passed almost unanimously, wasn't being enacted.
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No previous state that enacted a conversion therapy ban had to clear such high hurdles.
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The agency's use of such collectors is required under a transportation bill enacted last year.
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Higher spending, coupled with tax cuts enacted in 2017, are contributing to widening budget deficits.
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The law, enacted in 2005, was repealed in 2006; it is not still in effect.
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In Bolaño's world, what is imagined is equal to what is enacted; reality is provisional.
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If enacted, it will also inevitably increase the number of lives that will be lost.
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The legislation, both enacted and failed, of 2017 should deliver a lesson to both sides.
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If Congress failed to act, the administration's proposals in theory could be enacted through regulation.
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Steele continued mailing this "loophole letter" while Congress enacted another bill prohibiting this practice, too.
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Because the law was enacted by Congress, the President could not change the law unilaterally.
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It was enacted in 1990 with bipartisan support, but lawmakers could move to eliminate it.
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If enacted, the repatriation tax holiday would produce a one-time surge in government revenue.
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The real problem is not the process by which discretionary spending is enacted each year.
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It would be enacted only if the Continent could no longer count on American protection.
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Polling has shown that support for the tax law has increased since it was enacted.
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Members are prohibited from trading stocks using insider information under a law enacted in 2012.
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But he's told allies that he feels a patriotic duty to see Trump's agenda enacted.
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In recent years, a number of states have enacted measures aimed at curbing prescription painkillers.
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Enacted in 2001, the Bush tax cuts may have had an impact on voters' perceptions.
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