But platitudes will not save us -- enforceable policy will.
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"Anything that involves ICE has to be enforceable," she said.
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Regulators have not yet turned it into an enforceable rule.
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But these principles aren't yet accompanied by clear, enforceable standards.
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No, Washington needed to impose on China enforceable structural reforms.
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So there's a real question about whether it's legally enforceable.
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FDA voluntary guidelines should be made mandatory and enforceable regulations.
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They also claimed there was no enforceable contract with GreenSky.
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Municipalities can require enforceable privacy standards in partnerships with companies.
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Some states and cities imposed compulsory lockdowns, enforceable by law.
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The California law will become enforceable halfway through the year.
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It has expressed concern about how enforceable the deal is.
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It also sets enforceable deadlines for the EPA's chemical reviews.
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What do you do when there is nothing legally enforceable?
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" But in California, at least, "they're not enforceable in most cases.
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In all cases, the guidelines are just that -- not enforceable regulations.
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Some techniques had never been scientifically validated and lacked enforceable standards.
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Both parties have agreed that any resolution will be fully enforceable.
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Taken together, these moves would mean significantly stronger, enforceable government regulation.
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The pact also lacks an enforceable provision to deter currency manipulation.
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They may join the faction seeking enforceable labor and environmental standards.
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Italian Colors Restaurant that such arbitration provisions are binding and enforceable.
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Desire is not enforceable, nor can it conform to our politics.
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By law, it is enforceable as a misdemeanor, reports The Guardian.
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"I don't know how that could be legally enforceable," Cuomo said.
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Ethos is making these and other commitments legally binding and enforceable.
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It was not clear how enforceable such a process would be.
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Once confirmed, they are legally enforceable through asset seizures if necessary.
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Instead, it proposed an ineffectual non-enforceable lifetime health advisory level.
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But the recommendations are not legally enforceable — so they're largely without teeth.
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And some advocates have privately questioned whether the directive would be enforceable.
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What are those enforceable structural reforms the U.S. wants China to implement?
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PFOA was not a regulated contaminant and did not have enforceable standards.
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Sharp—and legally enforceable—limits on automated accounts are a first step.
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But some party members remain unconvinced that those provisions are enforceable. Rep.
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There are currently no enforceable drinking water standards related to the chemicals.
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Only strong, enforceable standards of conduct will protect Americans from these threats.
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"It wasn't enforceable," Giaimis said of previous ordinances related to barking dogs.
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Under Proposition 60, condom requirements would be enforceable by any state residents.
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The status quo shows that a barely enforceable constitutional doctrine isn't enough.
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There is still a clear need for a national and enforceable standard.
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In a tweet, Ricketts said his recommendations were not enforceable by law.
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TPP similarly lacks clear and enforceable labor protections to stop labor abuses.
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Regardless, the only enforceable rules are the ones in the governing documents.
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But few laws cover the basics of what is enforceable in space.
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It's gonna help with enforceable labor standards and that's gonna be useful.
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What's missing is that enforceable caps are leverage for direct spending reforms.
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A grand jury subpoena would almost certainly be enforceable against the president.
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But it didn't mandate those limits, or create a regulation enforceable by law.
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I mean we have the Hatch Act which is enforceable against government employees.
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Koza proposed an interstate compact, enforceable through the impairments clause of the Constitution.
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A subpoena is a legally enforceable demand for documents, data, or witness testimony.
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The AANA's code of ethics is "best practice," however, and not legally enforceable.
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Mayes' bill would increase the enforceable zero-emissions target to 80% by 2038.
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But the state attorney general put it on hold, saying it wasn't enforceable.
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But the third and most important is the deal that's verifiable and enforceable.
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People are dying because of it and there's no enforceable reason for it.
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It's got to be fair and reciprocal and it's got to be enforceable.
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"The law is very clear that the FOIA deadlines are enforceable," he said.
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As you know, the original proposal was to consider seriously an enforceable quarantine.
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Without any enforceable rules, it's too easy for D.H.S. to break those promises.
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Or if we had enforceable laws keeping developers from building in flood plains.
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As a general matter, promised gifts are not enforceable after the donor dies.
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For people whose existence depends on enforceable contracts, this is life or death.
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The rule was initially meant to be effective and enforceable in August 2019.
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The punishment, however, is not enforceable without the cooperation of the Japanese government.
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Second, we must reach an enforceable, rules-based, bilateral trade agreement with China.
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Enforceable in terms of the environment and issues that relate to pharmaceutical drugs.
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Chevron, then Chancellor Leo Strine ruled that such provisions are valid and enforceable.
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But it soon became clear that the deadline was neither realistic nor enforceable.
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If ratified, this treaty will be legally binding and enforceable through trade sanctions.
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The funds' analysis of whether bylaws should be considered an enforceable contract shows why.
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Enforceable labour standards cannot eliminate the cost advantage of Mexican manufacturing workers (see chart).
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There are strict and enforceable protections under existing law safeguarding consumers' most sensitive information.
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And I agree that such privacy regulations should not be enforceable in other nations.
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Airbnb, however, argued that Aimco's ban on subleasing was not enforceable under California law.
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It will not be easy to draft rules that are transparent, fair and enforceable.
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How do you make sure that if we have a deal it's actually enforceable?
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Out-of-state non-competes, the company argues, should not be enforceable in California.
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There is nothing in the latest screed that is specific enough to be enforceable.
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No such OPEC agreement would be possible or enforceable without a Saudi buy-in.
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Most of the pledges were memoranda of understanding: expressions of intent, not enforceable contracts.
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The verdict is not enforceable yet, given Porsche SE's right to appeal, TILP said.
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She says the hush deal was never enforceable, because Trump himself never signed it.
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And it makes these provisions fully enforceable with violators subject to fines and sanctions.
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Offsetting emergencies would likely require the United States to adopt enforceable fiscal goals too.
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Enforceable spending caps, which we desperately need, would help get our debt under control.
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But there is considerable doubt about whether such contracts are enforceable in this circumstance.
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If such an order is enforceable, it is not clear who would do so.
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True, Paris was more a demonstration of universal climate awareness than an enforceable treaty.
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My only goal was to make the law enforceable — whatever that law is today.
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The United States also is seeking an enforceable agreement to prevent exchange rate manipulation.
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Now they must strengthen the act so that risk disclosures are meaningful – and enforceable.
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Although no longer legally enforceable, the language persists in Levittown deeds to this day.
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Still, it's not clear how enforceable YouTube's terms of service are in this case.
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That sounds good but translating it into enforceable legislative language will be very difficult.
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"Retaliation protections that intelligence community whistle-blowers have are not very enforceable," she says.
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Under USMCA, mandates regarding environmental standards and labor conditions are now integral, enforceable provisions.
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Rob Portman, R-Ohio, contended the deal "does have enforceable" labor and environmental standards.
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But, we have to have -- its, it doesn't even count if it isn't enforceable.
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You're not relying on hope or trust; you're relying on a legally enforceable obligation.
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In order to do that, negotiators deliberately refrained from including any legally enforceable compliance regime.
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CHACON: The First Amendment doesn&apost get enforceable whether you&aposre employed or not employed.
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Real reform begins with enforceable property rights for the many, not just for the few.
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It also remains to be seen whether such tariffs on individual U.S. companies are enforceable.
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The DOT secretary defended the guidelines, which opt for voluntary guidance rather than enforceable rules.
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It's important to set clear, enforceable boundaries between your work and personal life, Hokemeyer says.
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Legal recognition of a marriage is important to make sure each spouse's rights are enforceable.
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The big picture: While some abortion bans passed, they aren't all active or enforceable yet.
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Part of what makes a prenuptial agreement enforceable is a full disclosure of existing assets.
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Strong, enforceable net neutrality rules are essential to protect consumers and preserve robust competition online.
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Under an international convention, arbitration rulings are enforceable in any of the 156 signatory countries.
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The EU wants their citizens' rights after Brexit enforceable in their European court in Luxembourg.
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Organizers don't have to spell out all the risks for the contract to be enforceable.
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However, future efforts to pass enforceable legislation likely face an uphill battle over Trump's objections.
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The first approach would offer a consistent and enforceable set of consumer rights and expectations.
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Pelka said that most of the statutes are either not being enforced or aren't enforceable.
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The verdict is not enforceable yet as Porsche can still file an appeal, TILP said.
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There's a great deal of uncertainty about whether Kyle's code would have been legally enforceable.
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Sunday's recommendations, while not enforceable by law, could regardless ensnare weddings, funerals, and family reunions.
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VTB was seeking a declaration that the guarantees are in fact enforceable, the filing shows.
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Resolving that issue in an enforceable manner is a core U.S. demand in trade negotiations.
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To make National Popular Vote enforceable, states need to put the pact into their constitutions.
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The labor standards included in the deal, he added, "are ambitious and enforceable," he said.
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Importantly, these new provisions would be enforceable like every other commercial provision in the agreements.
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If properly enforceable, a simple agreement could serve this same function at an international level.
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JR: In the US, these unilateral amendments to terms of service tend to be enforceable.
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"We'll sign that terrific and fully enforceable Phase One trade deal with China," he said.
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The department also said the settlement failed to incorporate "enforceable changes" to Riot's employment policies.
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They included a lack of enforceable obligations for financial institutions to identify politically exposed persons.
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The advice, short of enforceable regulation and industry change, puts the onus on the individual.
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We have a concrete, legally enforceable rule that reduces carbon emissions, which includes transportation fuels.
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The no-reuse restrictions in Lexmark's shrink-wrap agreement may have been enforceable under Contract Law.
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Though there's clearly a long road ahead to agree a law that's enforceable, let alone effective.
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Listing a chemical for such testing is often a step toward creating enforceable regulations for it.
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The time is now — at the G20 — to redouble efforts to reach a strong, enforceable deal.
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Every studio puts in place clear and enforceable sexual harassment policies and takes every report seriously.
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The finding, which is not legally enforceable, was "ridiculous," responded the British foreign secretary, Philip Hammond.
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A bilateral, enforceable trade agreement would be history-making and game-changing for America's manufacturing workers.
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"The policy will be fully enforceable among all advertisers within a month," Twitter tells The Verge.
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Although whether these EU privacy rights would really have been enforceable for non-Europeans is questionable.
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Ryan is now proposing a ban on such activities, enforceable by fines and ethics violations. 100.
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For example a corporation is sometimes a person and a statement is sometimes an enforceable promise.
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Either we are a nation with universal civil rights that are enforceable or we are not.
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For example, surrogacy contracts are not enforceable in states such as Michigan, producing countless legal headaches.
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Once signed by the client, these contracts will become immediately enforceable in a court of law.
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We will work with other net neutrality supporters large and small to promote strong, enforceable protections.
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Cuomo said he wasn't sure what such a measure would look like or be legally enforceable.
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" Cuomo had rejected such a plan, saying he didn't "know how that could be legally enforceable.
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In Southern Baptist governance, none of these statements are enforceable canon law, but they are powerful.
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That means people need a real and enforceable right to demand that laws be fairly applied.
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As a practical matter, the US has few enforceable checks against a reckless commander in chief.
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A senior administration official said that the provision, like most of the pact, would be enforceable.
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The court will be asked to weigh in with an advisory opinion that is not enforceable.
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But now, something's changed ... and Smith is trying to invalidate the NDA claiming it's not enforceable.
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Here&aposs the bottom line CHACON: No the Hatch Act is perfectly enforceable under the First Amendment.
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Kay Ivey even acknowledged the law likely wouldn't be enforceable in her state after she signed it.
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Waymo is suing Uber for violating trade secret laws, and those laws are absolutely enforceable in California.
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By contrast, USMCA brings all environmental obligations into the core of the agreement, which makes them enforceable.
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Keep in mind that noncompete agreements are enforceable for owners of a business, corporation, LLC or partnership.
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As this report shows, there is an urgent need for practical guidance and enforceable regulation that works.
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Supporters of the new measure say the ban on sex with clients will make the rules enforceable.
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"We believe Fox's use of fixed-term employment contracts in this manner are enforceable, " the spokesperson said.
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The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), passed in 1925, says arbitration agreements "shall be valid, irrevocable and enforceable".
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The federal agency entered into a court-enforceable agreement in January to reform the troubled police department.
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Enter FOSTA-SESTA, which create enforceable loopholes in websites if they appear to be allowing prostitution advertisements.
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Trump has demanded trade agreements that are fair and enforceable and based on the principle of reciprocity.
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That's a shame, because if these new rules are good ones, we need them to be enforceable.
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Gray's death then prompted a more formal investigation, the results of which will be enforceable by law.
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Democrats must also pressure ISPs to enact real, enforceable net neutrality commitments once Title II is repealed.
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The first is that the prosecution is currently violating a valid, enforceable agreement not to prosecute Cosby.
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They simply require that commission-based advisers sign enforceable contracts pledging to put a client's interests first.
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"The demands must be realistic and enforceable and otherwise are unacceptable," Al Jazeera reported him as saying.
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But those firms will need to provide an enforceable contract that promises to put your interests first.
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Deutscher Tennis Bund, in which the Delaware Supreme Court held a fee-shifting bylaw to be enforceable.
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In fact, legal experts say that NDAs are not legally enforceable when it comes to public employees.
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Foundations, however, can more easily build demands into their grant agreements that are enforceable under contract law.
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I believe in a two-state solution where both populations live with enforceable security and full dignity.
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Several ASEAN countries want the code to be legally binding, enforceable and have a dispute resolution mechanism.
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International obligations and human rights laws must be effectual and enforceable if they are to have meaning.
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Trump has demanded trade agreements that are fair and enforceable and based on the principle of reciprocity.
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Those are real problems, and enforceable commitments to enact reforms could deliver significant economic and environmental benefits.
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Many states, such as New York, have imposed their own legally enforceable orders, but many have not.
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A rewritten NAFTA must include strong, fully enforceable labor standards to decrease incentives to offshore American jobs.
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A divided three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit said the subpoena against Trump's accountants was enforceable.
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However, the Trump administration may be pushing for enforceable currency provisions as part of a renegotiated NAFTA.
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Lighthizer, the top U.S. trade negotiator and a lawyer, has repeatedly called for a strong, enforceable deal.
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Provisions in a contract for deed are enforceable as long as they do not conflict with state law.
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ASIC executive Tim Mullaly said it saw an enforceable undertaking as a faster way to stop the practice.
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Well-drafted customer contracts limit your liability and create legally enforceable rights to get paid for your work.
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The aquarium posts signs forbidding weapons, but it&aposs unclear whether the policy is legally enforceable, Carpenter said.
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Are the most patently farcical and protectionist restrictions nigh unchallengeable, or are there, in fact, judicially enforceable limits?
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NAFTA also has a workers'-rights component, but it is in a side agreement and maybe less enforceable.
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Environmental protection was addressed only belatedly in a side agreement that featured non-binding recommendations, not enforceable obligations.
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With a dash of blockchain, the startup wants to allow companies to collaborate together to create enforceable contracts.
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If he is going to get a deal done, he should force something that's both measurable and enforceable.
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But the agreement is not legally enforceable, and some critics want the agency to make it legally required.
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The policy template below was created to facilitate the creation of comprehensive, enforceable investor/founder sexual harassment policies.
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It appears there was a valid non-prosecution agreement, or at least an enforceable promise not to prosecute.
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If Biogen patents on Tecfidera are ruled valid and enforceable the company will owe no future royalty payments.
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But some senior Democratic leaders have expressed concern that those new provisions aren't enforceable, including Massachusetts Democratic Rep.
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The new rules also strengthen China's real-name registration guidelines, the tool that makes any of this enforceable.
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The Brazilian Antitrust authority - the CADE Tribunal - is expected to issue a decision that will be provisionally enforceable.
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The $133,000 must qualify as legally enforceable federal tax debt, including interest and penalties, according to the IRS.
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Policies should establish enforceable limits on climate pollution while holding polluters accountable for their share of the costs.
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A federal charter short-circuits that fear, and establishes a set of common, enforceable standards of corporate conduct.
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To the Editor: Only enforceable rules, well-designed incentives and public pressure lead to real changes in farming.
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"It's enforceable only if reasonable in scope and duration," said Alan Hyde, a professor at Rutgers Law School.
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But arms control experts say it will be extremely hard to formulate one that is verifiable and enforceable.
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It instructs the Health and Human Services Department to create transparent and enforceable metrics for organ procurement organizations.
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Other issues stem from spotty investment and localized policies that lack enforceable compliance measures at the national scale.
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Gavin Newsom's homelessness task force called for a "legally enforceable mandate" to push cities to house homeless Californians.
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And if those safeguards are not sufficient or enforceable, if they meet with widespread disapproval and dissatisfaction from .
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There should be narrower submission requirements, clearer censorship standards, enforceable deadlines and a meaningful right of judicial review.
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Fitch does not express an opinion on whether the relevant transaction documents are enforceable under any applicable law.
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Fortunately, there is a way to make National Popular Vote enforceable: put the compact into the states' constitutions.
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You can tell buyers that they must not use it in this way, but that stricture isn't enforceable.
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And NDAs are, courts across the land have said that they're not enforceable, you should break the NDA.
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U.S. officials have said the currency rules will be enforceable, meaning any violations could be punished with tariffs.
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Ford has called on the White House to renegotiate the TPP and add enforceable rules prohibiting currency manipulation.
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If you think that's absurd, sit down right now and try writing an enforceable law that prevents it.
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Today's trade agreements include labor obligations in the main text that are as enforceable as the trade obligations.
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Mr. Kneedler allowed that the court's precedents indicated that some congressional commitments to pay salaries were enforceable, too.
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The Krefeld regional court ruled on Monday that the sentence from Chile was permissible and enforceable in Germany.
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The GDPR guidelines will become enforceable on May 25, 2018, for countries that are part of the European Union.
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But inherent contempt hasn't been used in nearly a century, and it's not clear whether it would be enforceable.
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The notion of a judicially enforceable right to free exercise was rejected by the Supreme Court in Reynolds v.
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Fourth, do a trade agreement with Japan on the basis of strict, enforceable and results-oriented rules of reciprocity.
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Tony Catt, an Independent Financial Adviser has criticized this move and has said that this was not really enforceable.
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The new law would become enforceable in six months and would carry stiff penalties for those caught violating it.
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Some of the initial flurry, like the travel and refugee bans, have arrived in the form of enforceable orders.
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But the president&aposs executive order remains in play, and is fully enforceable during the pendency of these trials.
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Have a lawyer draft, or at least review, the agreement to ensure whatever terms you set will be enforceable.
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Anyways, Slab City is still a part of America, so any government, state, or county laws are always enforceable.
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Although Poirier denied making such a deal, the jury found that an agreement existed and was enforceable, Sheppard said.
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Public Domain Invention No clear inventor and no enforceable patent could be found for the Shenzhen versions so far.
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The three words to watch at President Trump's pair of summits over the next month: verifiable, measurable and enforceable.
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But if that intention is true, it simply makes no sense to endorse repealing legally-enforceable net neutrality rules.
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Mines Minister Richard Musukwa said foreign judgments are not enforceable in Zambia until they are registered in local courts.
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That victory for drivers was short-lived when an appeals court ruled Uber's arbitration agreements were valid and enforceable.
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But getting rid of "Title II" utility rules doesn't mean we can't still have strong, enforceable net neutrality rules.
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Those investigative powers include the power to issue enforceable subpoenas to require individuals to testify or to produce documents.
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Right now, for example, the Modern Slavery Act is ahead of its game in terms of positive, enforceable change.
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The rule was never enforceable, since police officers can't reasonably be required to inspect people's genitals outside bathroom stalls.
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Those clauses create an enforceable contract and require New Jersey to make certain annual contributions to public pension funds.
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A modernized NAFTA must therefore include enforceable provisions liberalizing electronic commerce, telecommunications, digital trade and cross-border data flows.
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The May 85033th Agreement of 2007 established strong and enforceable labor and environmental obligations in our international trade agreements.
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A court might seek to hold Trump in contempt, an order that's generally enforceable with fines or even jailtime.
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But this uncertainty is eventually going to crystallize into enforceable space policies, laws and regulations that apply to everyone.
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He wanted Gibbons to stop operating, and argued his license was enforceable, even though it was on interstate waters.
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"What we want is fair trade that requires structural change and it has to be enforceable," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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That is because "unlike most other types of product labels, pesticide labels are legally enforceable," according to E.P.A. policy.
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Qantas had made a court-enforceable undertaking to make the payments, the Fair Work Ombudsman said in a statement.
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On Saturday, Trump said weighed placing New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut on an "enforceable quarantine," but later backtracked.
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Businesses are concerned that the commitments from China will not be enforceable and that significant tariffs remain in place.
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Investors who thought they were secured creditors before now find themselves holding moral obligation pledges, which are not enforceable.
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TREASURY SAYS CHINA MADE 'ENFORCEABLE COMMITMENTS TO REFRAIN FROM COMPETITIVE DEVALUATION' IN PHASE 1 TRADE DEAL WITH UNITED STATES
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Above all, foreign investors need certainty over their intellectual property rights, including clearly defined and easily enforceable patent rights.
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It is our responsibility to ensure that the bills, as written, are responsible, enforceable and accomplish their intended purpose.
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No one credible thinks for a moment that 4.11 creates any kind of legally enforceable prohibition against weakening an NDC.
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" But, he adds, while "technically it's enforceable," you would "probably need to invest in a good lawyer to enforce it.
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For example, some may suggest that firms need enforceable noncompetes to invest in the training of their low-skill workers.
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The Logan Act likely won't be used here, and it may not even be enforceable at all anymore, Vladeck said.
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Unlike NAFTA, the labor and environmental provisions in USMCA will be just as enforceable as other parts of the agreement.
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And this combination through that enforceable mechanism that's in that detailed filing is going to put us on that path.
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The lack of secure and enforceable land rights crimps the market for cheap housing finance, hurting both firms and households.
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We hope each side is now prepared to go the last mile to achieve a high-standard, comprehensive, enforceable agreement.
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But advocates aren't explicitly pushing for this because there are already tough, enforceable rules on the books at the FCC.
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It remained unclear whether the regents would vote on the principles alone or adopt the entire document as enforceable policy.
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One of the things that's very important to us is if there is a deal that it's an enforceable deal.
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As before, these are goals rather than enforceable limits, but they at least show a willingness to engage with petitioners.
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Congress could easily pass a bipartisan law to make net neutrality permanent and put enforceable rules in place for good.
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In congressional testimony, television interviews and briefings with reporters, they've consistently said no deal will happen without sustainable, enforceable changes.
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Yet this agreement is not enforceable, and it remains to be seen if any countries cheat and undermine the deal.
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MORE. Because Comey is no longer a government employee, it's not clear whether an executive privilege claim would be enforceable.
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It is important to understand that the law is a self-regulating profession, lacking any sort of enforceable, unified oversight.
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Indeed, the U.S. is demanding enforceable structural reforms to put an end to intellectual property thefts and forced technology transfers.
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Shaub's job is to translate Trump's ethics rules attempting to crack down on the revolving door into an enforceable policy.
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"It cannot happen, as I see it, under Justice Department policy that's enforceable on [special counsel] Bob Mueller," Starr added.
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Medical institutions and physician practices should have specific enforceable policies about the confidentiality of images created in the medical workplace.
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The company founded what it describes as the world's first globally enforceable credit model, and works only with leading universities.
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Instead, we need to look at the underlying technology around these currencies, especially smart contracts that are programmable and enforceable.
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All they're doing is looking to put the open internet rules in an enforceable way on a different legal footing.
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Though the ruling is not enforceable, it exerts moral pressure and has placed the future of the base in doubt.
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Finally, the lack of any enforceable currency manipulation rules means foreign nations can continue to cheat U.S. companies and workers.
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Legal experts have said the nondisclosure agreements for the campaign and the White House are most likely not legally enforceable.
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Trump earlier Saturday said that possible quarantine would be "enforceable" and "restrict travel" from parts of the tri-state area.
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If there was ever a police department that warranted federal supervision through a court-enforceable consent decree, this was it.
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It would not be enforceable until a federal appellate court rules on a similar law that Mississippi passed in March.
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We want to listen and we want to learn from you before we adopt final, enforceable rules of the road.
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Both sides also support the creation of a neutral global regulatory system: something trusted, transparent and enforceable, with punitive liabilities.
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"It's the best way to send the pricing signal to ensure that there is a legally enforceable limit," he said.
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Among those changes: increased protections for workers, like the right to unionize; enforceable environmental protections; and rules for digital commerce.
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Officials ultimately agreed to sign the agreements, in part after concluding they were likely not enforceable, according to the Post.
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The department also said the settlement failed to incorporate "enforceable changes" to Riot&aposs employment policies, the LA Times reported.
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None of this is enforceable in courts — they don't — but it makes people feel better, so the lawyers draw it.
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Any written agreement reached in mediation is legally enforceable, said Mr. Cholst, a shareholder in Anderson Kill's New York office.
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" In an email, Ms. Eaton of the Guggenheim wrote: "We remain committed to securing clear, enforceable worker practices and protections.
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Bots encoded with political intentions and those designed to attack other users threaten other rights, those enforceable by other entities.
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She went on to endorse the Disability Integration Act, legislation designed to create an enforceable right for community-based supports.
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But without an architecture of verifiable trust, codified in enforceable international rules and regulations, world trade and investments would dry up.
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These agreements aren't legally enforceable, but collectors who want to remain in good standing with galleries tend to keep their word.
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"Strong, enforceable net neutrality rules mean that consumers, not ISP gatekeepers, decide who wins and loses on the internet," said Beckerman.
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Some of the lender's units provided the Australian securities regulator with enforceable undertakings for failing provide evidence for annual customer reviews.
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Whether they're actually enforceable isn't clear, as the government argued in its reply to responses from Nixon and the other firms.
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These covenants were very common in the mid-20th century, until the Supreme Court ruled that they were not legally enforceable.
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But people on both sides of the aisle have a common interest: making the agreement enforceable and making it function properly.
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But the voluntary agreement will not be enforceable - and is not as tough as what some safety advocates have called for.
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As interim guidelines, they are not legally enforceable, said Jordan Barab, the deputy assistant secretary for OSHA at the Labor Department.
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Colombia does not use escrow accounts, but the purchase agreement is "legally binding to the parties and enforceable," Ms. Pizano said.
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You have a fairly obscure 1928 enactment by Congress that some court decisions have determined is not enforceable under certain circumstances.
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So-called altruistic, or unpaid, surrogacy arrangements are not viewed as criminal, but such agreements are not legally binding or enforceable.
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I take every opportunity I can to honor Ryanne's memory by urging legislators to enact smarter, more enforceable gun safety laws.
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Qantas agreed to an independent audit for the next three years as part of the Enforceable Undertaking to address the issue.
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Their role remains critical for Asian casinos eager to attract Chinese players, as gambling debts are not legally enforceable in China.
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For all their shortcomings, legal rulings are often seen as legitimate, authoritative and enforceable because of the independence of the judiciary.
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" On Friday, Silver struck a more conciliatory tone, saying the owners had discussed issuing "guidelines" for teams rather than "enforceable rules.
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The two entities will partner to create a federal court-enforceable consent degree addressing those problems, it said, following community input.
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Schultz confirmed that he had signed one, as well, though he declined to say whether he believed they were legally enforceable.
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A senior U.S. official said the currency rules would be enforceable, meaning that a violation could be punished with more tariffs.
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But these values are, for the most part, not written into law — and adherence to values is not enforceable in court.
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"I agree with the President that we must have fair and enforceable trade agreements that benefit Americans," said the Iowa Republican.
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One of the biggest issues to resolve, Mr. Lighthizer said, is how to ensure any commitment by the Chinese is enforceable.
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Fewer Protections for Buyers Provisions in a contract for deed are enforceable as long as they do not conflict with state law.
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Another group, the Internet Association, pledged to "support judicial or legislative actions that preserve enforceable net neutrality protections," said spokesman Noah Theran.
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So the author, who is also a professor at Yale Law School, wrote up what she said was a legally-enforceable contract.
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The existing tariffs have been a key sticking point in the trade negotiations as the U.S. seeks to make any deal enforceable.
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Its digital trading platform is designed to execute enforceable contracts with trading rules and insights into future rates and other predictability tools.
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International cricket has no enforceable guidelines for how to manage players after they have been hit on the head by the ball.
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Strong Federal statutes exist to protect intellectual property (via patents) and block the sharing of trade secrets (through enforceable non-disclosure agreements).
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If the U.S. tries to activate globally enforceable sanctions on Iran again, European countries could balk, another potential repercussion Trump must weigh.
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The "produce safety" rule, meanwhile, establishes enforceable and science-based safety standards related to how farmers grow, harvest, pack, and hold produce.
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Ask any potential adviser to sign the Fiduciary Oath, a simple, legally enforceable contract created by the Committee for the Fiduciary Standard.
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" Without legally enforceable rights they were treated as less than human, forced to live under what Arendt called conditions of "absolute lawlessness.
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Ultimately, states must be able to turn the EPA's guidelines into enforceable standards for individual sources of pollution in the relevant category.
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Racially restrictive covenants were legally enforceable agreements among property owners to keep homes from being sold to members of various minority groups.
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It also calls for enforceable increases in staffing of nurses and social workers, as well as a commitment to reduce class sizes.
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In return, Kim Jong Un gave Trump nothing except paper promises in a letter that included nothing binding, specific, detailed or enforceable.
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It also calls for enforceable increases in staffing of nurses and social workers, as well as a commitment to reduce class sizes.
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The business interests' goal was binding, enforceable rules that protected their investments and profits – not that maximized domestic employment or wage levels.
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As explained, state party rules and state laws are currently valid and enforceable, since there is no RNC Rule that prohibits them.
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The group urged the DMV to prohibit driverless cars on California roads until there are mandatory and enforceable federal standards in place.
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While Taiwan's Central Election Commission said the referendum is legally binding, there is debate on whether or not the result is enforceable.
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DOT and its delegate agency NHTSA did not issue any new enforceable safety regulations for driverless vehicles, at least for the present.
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Accounting firm PwC said this would change the way the market operated by referring to direct and legally enforceable rights for investors.
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Also, the U.S. Transportation Secretary defended her department's decision to use voluntary guidelines instead of enforceable rules to regulate self-driving cars.
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NAB will also acknowledge breaches of its license obligations and agree to a so called 'Enforceable Undertaking' with ASIC, the lender added.
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" Google, in a statement to CNBC, also vowed to work with partners, saying the company will continue to "promote strong, enforceable protections.
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President Donald Trump had contemplated issuing an enforceable quarantine for parts of those states, then later said it will not be necessary.
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As Ms. Madigan pointed out, Chicago had never had real police reform because it had never been mandated by an enforceable order.
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The Democrats have said they want to ensure labor and environmental provisions of the new United States-Mexico-Canada agreement are enforceable.
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But Cites governs only international trade, so provisions in the treaty about domestic trade do not carry the same enforceable legal weight.
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The new labor provisions are some of the strongest the U.S. has in any trade agreement, and the provisions are fully enforceable.
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The Trump administration also said it includes enforceable changes related to intellectual property and technology transfers — two priorities for the White House.
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The United States is uniquely positioned to lead this effort and point the world toward a goal of an enforceable cyberwarfare treaty.
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With an enforceable individual mandate, the ObamaCare requirement that every employer with 50 or more employees provide health insurance could be dropped.
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The $51,000 tally in tax debt must qualify as legally enforceable federal tax debt, including interest and penalties, according to the IRS.
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The Fourteenth Amendment made the Second Amendment (and most of the rest of the Bill of Rights) directly enforceable against the states.
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"We are going to argue that the user agreements are not enforceable because the scooter companies have been grossly negligent," she said.
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Although the 2628 "stimulus" included a "maintenance of effort" requirement to prevent such substitutions, it lacked the teeth to make it enforceable.
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"We can reach an agreement on USMCA when the Trade Representative makes the new NAFTA agreement enforceable for America's workers," they said.
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We also depend on an open Internet—including enforceable net neutrality rules that ensure big cable companies can't discriminate against people like us.
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The First Amendment of the constitution does not spell out that it can only be enforceable when you&aposre employed or not employed.
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Keeping the current rules on the books---or replacing them with new, enforceable rules from Congress---requires steady pressure, ongoing on public officials.
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Playing to the left, the Trump administration is touting what it says are the "strongest, fully enforceable labour standards of any trade agreement".
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Flavio Volpe, the president of the Canadian Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association, an industry group, worries about how enforceable any new arrangement would be.
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For instance, because Prince didn't leave any enforceable rules about what to do with his music, his heirs can do what they want.
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The participating countries were allowed to define their own targets for reduction, and no enforceable penalties were set for failing to achieve them.
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Despite the fact that most Americans want sensible and enforceable gun laws, Congress refuses to act — because of the NRA and their ilk.
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We also depend on an open Internet — including enforceable net neutrality rules that ensure big cable companies can't discriminate against people like us.
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Jessica Jeffers of Chicago's Booth School of Business finds that companies invest in equipment more in states where non-competes are legally enforceable.
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"BIPA's innovative protections for biometric information are now enforceable in federal court," added Rebecca Glenberg, senior staff attorney at the ACLU of Illinois.
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And while there's a patchwork of regulations across state lines, there's no legally-enforceable federal drinking water standard when it comes to PFAS.
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We can do that via a legally enforceable contract, which involves lawyers, notaries, and so on — or we can do it via Ethereum.
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The Justice Department and Ferguson agreed to a court-enforceable consent decree to overhaul municipal court and police department practices in March 2016.
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Not that I have any plans to, but that might not be a legally enforceable restriction in some US states or countries. pic.twitter.
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"DACA did not create any legally enforceable rights, and certainly did not create any right to indefinite presence in the country," he said.
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Let's hope politicians come to their senses and put a reasonable and enforceable resale royalty law into place sooner rather than later. 19.
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Such a law would establish baseline, enforceable requirements for data protection that apply to any company that controls or processes Americans' personal data.
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You know, investors we talk to say that the legislation somewhat undermines the muni markets and sets this precedent that contracts aren't enforceable.
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"Although we want to pat ourselves on the back and say we have a hate crime statute, it's really not enforceable," Gill said.
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But nine states have pre-Roe abortion bans or restrictions still on their books that are currently un-enforceable because they violate Roe.
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The Health Insurance and Portability Protection Act (HIPAA) became law in the 1990s, providing strong, enforceable privacy protections to all health-care patients.
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However, the judge still said that the ordinance was not enforceable because of the complexity of San Francisco's short-term rental registration process.
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The decree is essentially a fully enforceable contract of "negotiated" reforms that BPD must implement or be held accountable by a federal court.
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The report also calls for a code of conduct to be drafted for the biggest tech companies that would be enforceable with fines.
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"We urge Congress to enact privacy and data security legislation, enforceable by the F.T.C.," Joseph Simons, the agency's chairman, said at the hearing.
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Now, this order by law is enforceable as a misdemeanor, or failure to comply with it, but that is an absolute last resort.
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This was a misleading reference to draft guidance issued in 2014 on regulating laboratory-developed tests, one that was never finalized or enforceable.
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Click-wrap agreements – in which companies present consumers with their terms of service and specifically require assent – are generally deemed to be enforceable.
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"China has made enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation, while promoting transparency and accountability," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a statement.
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However, a million-dollar NDA might be going a little too far — it remains to be seen if this NDA is actually enforceable.
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Gene Russianoff, the longtime leader of the Straphangers Campaign, a rider advocacy group, said he did not think a ban would be enforceable.
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"China has made enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation, while promoting transparency and accountability," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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It is unlikely that a court could or would order Trump to forfeit the presidency, or that such an order would be enforceable.
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" • "The report also calls for a code of conduct to be drafted for the biggest tech companies that would be enforceable with fines.
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AX * Entered into an enforceable undertaking with Australian Securities And Investments Commission * Westpac has also agreed to make a $3 million community benefit payment to financial literacy Australia * Enforceable undertaking following investigation into wholesale spot foreign exchange (fx) trading activity between jan 2008 and june 2013 * Payment to financial literacy australia to assist in addressing financial capability of vulnerable people, including women experiencing family violence, elderly and youth at risk * As part of enforceable undertaking, co will continue to progress its program of strengthening processes in spot FX trading business Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Under MME's guidelines, tokens become property with an enforceable right once the blockchain launches and the token receives a spot on the first block.
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Two procedures over whether the U.S. judgments were enforceable in Luxembourg are ongoing and it was not clear when a judgment could be expected.
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So, yes the ban's official, but for now, it's not enforceable and the Trump administration will have to fight in court to change that.
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"President Trump shouldn't give up on securing an enforceable agreement that holds China accountable for its abusive trade practices," Grassley said in a statement.
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"The Constitution's a great guide, but if the separation of powers and the branches of government don't try to enforce it, it's not enforceable."
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Who will have their best interests at heart in a world without clear and enforceable rules overseen by an agency with clear enforcement authority?
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"A promise of a prosecutor, even an oral promise, is absolutely 100 percent enforceable," Christopher Tayback, one of Mr. Cosby's lawyers, told Judge O'Neill.
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"We expect negotiations on an enforceable trade deal to continue in Washington ... in early September," White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham said in a statement.
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Today this group published the template on TechCrunch with the goal of facilitating the creation of comprehensive and enforceable policies by all venture firms.
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Until it makes and adheres to binding commitments – with enforceable penalties attached to them – the bloated Chinese steel industry will remain the world's problem.
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He also wants to remove the Golden State's ability to set its own enforceable targets, arguing only the federal government should have such power.
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"Our insistence on detailed and enforceable commitments from the Chinese in no way constitutes a threat to Chinese sovereignty," USTR and the Treasury said.
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This bill is still in its infancy, legislatively speaking, and will likely be heavily modified, especially the enforceable compliance agreement's moratorium on enforcement actions.
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Given the absence of well-defined and enforceable legal guardrails, platform companies' propensity to exploit behavioral science at users' expense will remain largely unchecked.
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You can ask any prospective adviser to sign the Fiduciary Oath, a simple, legally enforceable contract created by the Committee for the Fiduciary Standard.
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"We've had theoretically enforceable labor provisions in every free trade agreement for 15 years and we've never won a single labor case," Mauer said.
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In 2013, the regulator launched proceedings to disqualify a former director of a collapsed firm, Trio Capital, but eventually accepted an enforceable undertaking instead.
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And it provides no enforceable requirement for youth sports organizers to be trained on how to spot the warning signs of child sexual abuse.
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There's a catch ... courts have made it clear in situations involving similar contracts, if the producers were reckless that clause would not be enforceable.
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Teachers also doubt whether the ban is enforceable, especially with young teenagers for whom rebellion often trumps any inclination to follow a teacher's instructions.
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"After so much has been sacrificed, Americans will settle for nothing less than a full, enforceable and fair deal with China," Mr. Grassley said.
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Much about the law, which will not be enforceable until either July 1 or six months after the final rule is released, remains unclear.
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Much about the law, which will not be enforceable until either July 2628 or six months after the final rule is released, remains unclear.
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"The department has made clear that they will significantly revise the rule, including by eliminating provisions that make it effective and enforceable," she said.
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"There is no one who will concede market share, and so there is no way to come to an enforceable agreement," Mr. Verleger said.
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That defense of vulnerable corporations must involve public-private partnerships and enforceable sanctions on perpetrators to scotch this snake before it can strike again.
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Teachers also doubt whether the ban is enforceable, especially with young teenagers for whom rebellion often trumps any inclination to follow a teacher's instructions.
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And while Cuellar, 64, wants the deal to pass as soon as possible, he welcomes changes to the deal that make it more enforceable.
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Clinton has said she would seek to renegotiate the trade deal if elected and has criticized its lack of enforceable provisions to prevent currency manipulation.
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Uber that the arbitration agreements signed by Uber drivers were enforceable had no impact on the NLRB's authority to investigate complaints that they were illegal.
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But VirnetX can appeal that decision; and until all appeals are decided, the patents remain enforceable, which is why Apple is still on the hook.
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Ranking member requests "do not trigger any obligation to accommodate congressional needs and are not legally enforceable through a subpoena or contempt proceedings," it said.
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"We work hard to build globally enforceable rules and have begun consulting the public as part of the process - a new approach within the industry."
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Gross credit exposures, which adjust gross market values for legally enforceable bilateral netting agreements, fell to US$3.3trn from US$3.7trn during the same period.
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"Our elected leaders owe it to working families in the United States to go back to the table and make this stronger, tighter and enforceable."
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That law requires informed consent from an individual before an entity tests their blood for HIV, and it is likewise only enforceable through private suits.
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"We need a strong, enforceable agreement and once an agreement is reached the tariffs on both sides must come off," his spokesman Kevin Smith said.
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The Circuit Court called the House subpoena "valid and enforceable," explaining that the House was pursuing an investigation that could result in constitutional new laws.
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"If Agent Mesa avoids travel to Mexico, any effective and enforceable remedy against him can only come from the U.S. courts," its amicus brief reads.
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The big question is whether this competition can be contained, and whether rules to ensure human control over autonomous systems are possible—let alone enforceable.
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I think what is needed are clear, enforceable rules to make sure that the companies get explicit consent from their consumers to use consumers' data.
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It contains enforceable labor provisions that require Mexico to adhere to International Labor Organization labor rights standards in an effort to drive Mexican wages higher.
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" Conservative lawmaker Priti Patel: "Everything the EU wanted from the negotiations has ended up in the Withdrawal Agreement – which is a legally enforceable international treaty.
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But Title II is not net neutrality and Oliver should acknowledge the consensus support for enforceable open internet legislation – even from the internet providers themselves.
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Chairman Pai could still work with Democrats to fashion a binding, enforceable replacement that ensures net neutrality survives the repeal of the "Title II" framework.
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"If Trump decides to seek enforceable currency provisions, the Japanese would be hard pressed to accept moving forward with a two-way agreement," Cutler said.
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But if the system is not to be overwhelmed or seen as unfair and illegitimate by EU citizens, the sorting must be efficient and enforceable.
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Despite this enormous economic impact and increasing global competition, there is no trade agreement in place that has clear, strong, and enforceable rules on data.
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Facebook's corporate structures mean that such promises are hard to turn into credible commitments unless there is some external incentive that will make them enforceable.
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The U.S. said the labor proposal would ensure enforceable mechanisms to raise labor standards in the NAFTA but Canadian labor unions said it was inadequate.
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Strong enforceable rules for the digital economy are needed to update the global trading architecture and deter protectionism coming from China, Russia, India and elsewhere.
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"We have every confidence that all transactions involving ESL and Eddie Lampert are valid and enforceable, based on fair and reasonable terms," said the spokesman.
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" If it were accepted, he said, "it would incorporate international law into the U.S. Constitution as a judicially enforceable constraint on Congress and the President.
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In looking at real modernization and improvement of NAFTA, any new NAFTA will have to have strong and enforceable provisions that address Mexico's labor conditions.
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Patent examination must keep pace with emerging technologies to ensure that innovation is both supported and protected in a clear, actionable, and enforceable legal framework.
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Third, the bill would give to the courts, not arbitrators, the essential task of determining whether an arbitration agreement is enforceable in the first place.
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We work hard to build globally enforceable rules and have begun consulting the public as part of the process – a new approach within the industry.
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It is an imperfect but extremely useful tool for halting Iran's efforts to build a nuclear weapon, and it is verifiable and enforceable to boot.
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We respectfully request that the Bloomberg campaign release our clients and the other field staffers from that agreement, even though it may not be enforceable.
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The enforceable undertaking follows incidents in 2016 and 2018 where it lost records of almost 20 million accounts and decided to not inform its clients.
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St. John isn't the only place where the E.P.A. has quantified health risks without providing a straightforward way to turn those numbers into enforceable regulation.
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While the pledge isn't enforceable, Ms. Ardern and Mr. Macron hope an accord tied to the Christchurch massacre will prod the internet companies into action.
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Qantas entered a court-enforceable undertaking with the Fair Work Ombudsman to fix the misclassification issue that the airline self-reported in February last year.
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Andrew Cuomo said Saturday he had not spoken with Trump about a statewide quarantine and that he wasn't sure the measure would be legally enforceable.
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Or should they kick it up a notch by turning that suggestion into an order that is enforceable by police officers and other law enforcement?
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Though we have global health laws — in particular, the International Health Regulations, or IHR — meant to guide countries dealing with outbreaks, they're not actually enforceable.
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District and appellate judges in Washington, D.C., have sided with House Democrats, agreeing with them that the subpoena is enforceable and has valid legislative purposes.
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" Conservative lawmaker Priti Patel: "Everything the EU wanted from the negotiations has ended up in the Withdrawal Agreement – which is a legally enforceable international treaty.
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Mandatory arbitration clauses already are prohibited in mortgage contracts yet have remained enforceable in other agreements, such as those for credit cards and auto loans.
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" Gillibrand also opposed the deal because it "fails to close loopholes for corporate polluters or set binding, enforceable standards to protect clean air and water.
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"The exercise of judicial power means the power to give binding and enforceable adjudications on legal disputes," Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma said after that case.
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Without clear, comprehensive, and enforceable rules to prevent conflicts of interest, these programs are deepening the already-too-cozy relationship between Congress and special interests.
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Critics of the agreement have called for beefing up its labor and environmental protections, as well as ensuring those aspects are actually enforceable in practice.
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The Copyright Act should be revised to recognize abandonment, and the Copyright Office should offer a clear, standardized, and legally enforceable method for doing so.
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Fowler, and Uber executives, will be among those watching closely Monday when the Supreme Court hears arguments on whether contract provisions such as Fowler's are enforceable.
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I mean, all we've had is a memo—a non-legally enforceable document... If we want lasting real change, that means the law has to change.
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By agreeing to fly under the FAA's exemption, 333 owners may be subjecting themselves to actually enforceable rules that they otherwise wouldn't have to adhere to.
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Enforceable or not, universities in particular "will treat this as if it's the law," an official with an advocacy group for college and university presidents said.
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"[All sides in the conflict need to] understand that one party can't dominate Syria, and develop enforceable ground rules through deescalation to implement ceasefires," said Tabler.
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The checks on presidential power come from Congress and the courts, but Banks says "posse comitatus is more a symbol" — law that's enforceable, but not immediately.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said it wants an "enforceable agreement" in which Beijing commits to opening its markets and to increasing protection for intellectual property.
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The reality is a vast majority of Americans want legally enforceable net neutrality, and Republicans and Democrats in the states are responding to their constituents' demands.
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Comcast: You can have strong and enforceable Open Internet protections without relying on rigid, innovation-killing utility regulation that was developed in the 1930s (Title II).
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While the scheme is not compulsory at the moment, Rodwell said the council was looking to introduce "some sort of enforceable action later in the year."
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"It's easy for governments to sign something that is not enforceable," said Michael Cohen, a former World Bank urban affairs specialist, who has advised U.N. Habitat.
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In that case, the Supreme Court decision held that the individual right to bear arms "in case of confrontation" is enforceable against state and local governments.
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In their letter, the lawmakers specifically expressed concern about a what they call a lack of enforceable rules to stop currency manipulation in the TPP deal.
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But that advisory is not legally enforceable, nor was it intended to address processing methods such as pasteurization and irradiation or, for that matter, genetic engineering.
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The joint rule coming from six federal agencies is one of the biggest enforceable actions left to implement under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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There must be checks and balances on the special counsel, including tight political accountability to the president, and meaningful, enforceable limits on the special counsel's jurisdiction.
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Without guarantees of rental equality and enforceable anti-discrimination policies to govern landlords, this predatory displacement masked as redevelopment unbinds family arrangements and exacerbates economic insecurity.
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An arbitration agreement that instructed the arbitrator to discriminate against women would not be enforceable, for example, because it violates state and federal anti-discrimination law.
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And then start advocating for more sensible, enforceable adult industry regulations that take into consideration the realities of what porn and adult entertainment look like today.
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Each of these rights is enforceable in court – for those who can pay the filing fees, and retain the lawyer that markedly improves odds of success.
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Enforcing the current Virginia restrictions on abortion and passing an enforceable ban on partial birth abortion that protects the life and health of the mother; 2.
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Administration officials suggested that this new type of arrangement was likely to be replicated in other trade deals, though they acknowledged that it was not enforceable.
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In 2015, the city ended a long-running legal battle over the conditions at Rikers, signing a court-enforceable agreement that called for sweeping changes there.
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"We urge both sides to avoid further escalations, get back to the negotiating table and reach a high-standard, enforceable and sustainable agreement," Mr. Neuffer added.
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The order is legally enforceable, and violations can result in a misdemeanor with up to six months imprisonment or $1,000, Newsom said in a press conference.
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A London High Court judge ruled that Dana's challenges to the purchase undertaking behind the bonds were "unfounded" and that the agreement was "valid and enforceable".
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Following Chen's rejection of the $100 million settlement offer, Uber won an appeals court ruling that upheld the company's arbitration agreements as largely valid and enforceable.
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While the law is not enforceable for now, California has hinted that companies could be sanctioned retroactively if they disregard the new rules on Jan. 1.
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While the law is not enforceable for now, California has hinted that companies could be sanctioned retroactively if they disregard the new rules on Jan. 2628.
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"It is our responsibility to ensure that the bills, as written, are responsible, enforceable and accomplish their intended purpose," said Dani Lever, Mr. Cuomo's communications director.
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The law is only enforceable for California residents, but many websites are extending its provisions to all users, and it will reshape the internet for everyone.
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"Failure to secure commitments from the Chinese government to enact substantive, enforceable, and permanent structural reform will jeopardize American jobs and long-term economic prosperity," Sens.
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Under pressure from industry, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 2012 issued voluntary safety guidelines to automakers for dashboard technology instead of enforceable safety standards.
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But even if everyone were to agree that's a good idea, the question of how to set it up and make it enforceable is incredibly complicated.
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But Hiroko Masuhara and Koyuki Higashi's certificate isn't legally binding, so spousal rights such as hospital visitations are regarded more as suggestions rather than enforceable by law.
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However, other researchers believed terms of service agreements were not enforceable and continued to conduct work on platforms that require them, the CDT found in its study.
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In a release, Qualcomm general counsel Don Rosenberg says that Apple's licensing agreements remain "valid and enforceable" and that the company is "improperly interfering" with its agreements.
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The value of a patent depends on the scope of its claims, whether it covers something important and, ultimately, whether it is valid and enforceable in practice.
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The EU had earlier proposed that both groups should continue to have the same rights they currently enjoy – to be enforceable by the European Court of Justice.
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The Dana saga is a reminder not just that Islamic finance still lacks shared standards, but also that court judgments help creditors only when they are enforceable.
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In 2014, California regulators adopted a legal limit of 20173 ppb as the state's enforceable standard: 500 times higher than the public health goal established by scientists.
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She said the state hoped to turn the voluntary agreement "into enforceable agreements" and that the companies had agreed not to legally challenge California's vehicle regulatory authority.
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Similarly, ExxonMobil promotes the rule of law around the world—especially that part of the rule of law that favors international investment and makes international contracts enforceable.
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"The big question is how to integrate drones into commercial airspace in future, governments need to put it high on the agenda with enforceable legislation," he said.
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City governments can't set national policy, so agreeing on enforceable goals requires different levels of government within each U.N. member state to sign on, creating political headaches.
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Since Laurie is only 16 ... producers had to get a judge to sign off on the terms of her contract in order for it to be enforceable.
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"The U.S.-China relationship is one of the most important global partnerships, but it must be based on the rule of law and enforceable standards," said Rep.
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We also support delisting species when it is done with integrity and when clear, enforceable plans are in place for conservation of the species into the future.
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It would also violate the ISPs FTC-enforceable public commitments that they would respect consumers' freedom to access the legal content, apps, and devices of their choice.
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Fitch does not express an opinion on whether the relevant transaction documents are enforceable under Indonesian law, but considers Indosat Ooredoo's intentions to support its sukuk obligations.
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On visit to the aquarium, U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman said the deal "delivers unprecedented and fully enforceable environmental protections," including those for oceans and marine life.
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Will Medicaid beneficiaries still have a legally enforceable right — an entitlement — to coverage and care if they meet eligibility criteria set by the federal government and states?
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Maryland, along with more than a dozen other states, are seeking rulings that the Affordable Care Act remains enforceable despite the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle it.
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Mattereum is the first Internet of Agreements infrastructure project, bringing legally-enforceable smart contracts, and enabling the sale, lease, and transfer of physical property and legal rights.
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Ford said in a statement it had an ongoing dialogue about the importance of NAFTA with the government, with an emphasis on enforceable rules prohibiting currency manipulation.
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"Unable to reach a mutually agreed upon court-enforceable settlement to remedy the department's findings, the lawsuit was filed today," the Justice Department said in a statement.
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Clinton You recommend to: (a) Appoint a Trade Prosecutor to enforce trade agreements; (b) Stop China's currency manipulation; and (c) Renegotiate trade agreements to make them enforceable.
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It was not immediately clear whether the recommendations were enforceable by law, although Johnson said licensing laws would allow the government to order these businesses to close.
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The justices, however, "refused to address whether the pledges were enforceable, reserving that issue for a latter day," said Pepperdine University associate professor of law Derek Muller.
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But if the ultimate decision of the European Court of Justice is that such a ruling is enforceable throughout Europe, Google will have little ability to resist.
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While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it.
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Throughout my tenure in Congress, I have evaluated each free trade agreement based on whether it ensures strong, clear, and enforceable labor, environmental, and human rights standards.
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"President Trump has focused on concluding a Phase One agreement that achieves meaningful, fully-enforceable structural changes and begins rebalancing the U.S.-China trade relationship," he said.
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Twitter on Tuesday clarified its stance around abusive tweets by world leaders, laying out a number of "enforceable offenses" that could result in their tweets being removed.
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"Faithfully applying this Court's precedents addressing Congressional subpoenas, two levels of the federal judiciary have upheld that subpoena as valid and enforceable," Letter wrote in Thursday's filing.
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In Friday's court filing, acting U.S. Solicitor General Jeffrey Wall said the Supreme Court should find that class action waivers are legal and enforceable under federal law.
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A senior administration official, who briefed reporters on the condition he not be identified, said there were concrete agricultural purchases commitments, which are enforceable under the pact.
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Economists told Reuters days after Trump issued the order that the steel requirement had many loopholes, would not be easily enforceable, and could violate international trade law.
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The meeting comes after Pelosi and Neal indicated Tuesday that Lighthizer needs to agree to changes to make USMCA's labor provisions enforceable before a vote can occur.
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"We support permanent, strong, legally enforceable net neutrality rules," said Comcast, the nation's largest cable company, which once successfully sued the F.C.C. to overturn net neutrality policies.
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Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), made law last April and enforceable beginning this May, heightens the privacy standards for all companies that collect data from EU citizens.
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"US demands for verification and enforceable targets on intellectual-property rights, transfer of technologies and non-tariff barriers may not be that easily addressed," the DBS analysts wrote.
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Here's a look at what's next for the abortion law: The law won't go into effect until November The new law isn't enforceable until six months after Gov.
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U.S. Circuit Judge Steven Colloton wrote that the lack of such a judicially enforceable federal right does not mean state officials have unlimited authorities to terminate Medicaid providers.
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"The Sky News Binding Commitments will constitute legally binding commitments on Comcast and Sky which will be enforceable by the Sky News Board," Comcast said in a statement.
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But, but, but: Several major elements would require new legislation on Capitol Hill, including its call for a "legally enforceable" standard for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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A new ban on surrogacy has been proposed by the country's top government officials, who say that the system lacks clear and enforceable regulations and has been abused.
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In remaining states, surrogacy exists in varying degrees of legal limbo, where even if the practice is tolerated, contracts between surrogacy carriers and parents may not be enforceable.
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We will continue to seek a new structure for the U.S.–China commercial relationship that eliminates unfair practices and opens China's market through strong enforceable new trade rules.
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The proposal would be a major shift away from a decades-old push by the United States to build an international system of enforceable trade rules, Politico reported.
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The PSC notes that this time there are "frequent interim enforceable milestone requirements," along with a $2,800 fine for each address to which Charter fails to provide service.
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It would also be enforceable for companies that have data on over 1 million consumers or consumer devices, even if they don't make over $50 million a year.
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The cybersecurity guidelines, which are not legally enforceable, are made up of eight elements that financial companies and government agencies are able to tailor to their specific needs.
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In fact, according to the United States Trade Representative, TPP more than quadruples the number of people outside the United States who are protected by enforceable labor provisions.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai recently revealed his plan to roll back net neutrality regulations by removing Title II, otherwise known as legal framework that makes the rules enforceable.
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The Trump administration's proposal for an "opt-in" approach to NAFTA's existing dispute resolution mechanisms is no substitute for real, recognized, agreed and enforceable rules in this area.
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That is because lawyers representing the system likely cannot issue a clean opinion on the district's debt offering as legal, valid and enforceable, a necessary assurance for investors.
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But Hempowicz said she's seen enforceable non-disclosure agreements in which executive-branch agencies bar whistleblowing employees from revealing the details of their settlement negotiations with the government.
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For the most part, we still don't really know exactly who comprises these intersecting armies, and we can never really expect any traditional or enforceable war-terminating agreements.
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The bill misses some important elements of student aid reform, such as making income-share agreements enforceable and requiring colleges to spend a minimum percentage of endowment income.
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Smith has introduced another bill this session that would require DHS to establish legally enforceable civil detention standards in line with those adopted by the American Bar Association.
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Many of Britain's environmental rules are underpinned by European targets and accords, and are enforceable by European Union judges, so their fate in post-Brexit Britain remains unclear.
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"This is 'the bad hombres' on a slightly more enforceable scale — but really all he's going to use it to do is do mass round-ups," said Trumble.
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To better address job loss, the United States needs strong, enforceable trade agreements that can lift wages and ensure respect for fundamental labor laws by its trading partners.
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"Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore each have histories of artificially controlling their currencies, yet the TPP provides no enforceable protections against their doing so," they wrote in the letter.
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In Malaysia, fatwas are legally enforceable on a state by state basis—so far four Malaysian states (Penang, Kedah, Johor and Kelantan) have banned e-cigarettes for Muslims.
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The biggest problem worrying industry experts is that the agreement isn't enforceable, and many countries have an incentive to cheat the other OPEC members, which they've done before.
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They must reduce greenhouse gas emissions attributable to domestic flights by 85033 percent by 2050 from 2005 levels, and meet an enforceable downward emissions trajectory with interim targets.
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California's order does mention that the state will take steps to ensure compliance and that it's enforceable pursuant to state law, but it makes no mention of penalties.
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Fact is, she couldn't, because in California confidentiality agreements are not enforceable when they involve allegations of child sex acts ... even if the victim is now an adult.
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When the Justice Department's report was released in January, Mr. Emanuel embraced the idea of negotiating a court-enforceable reform agreement with Justice — known as a consent decree.
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In November 2016, the EPA released a non-enforceable lifetime health advisory that limited combined PFOA and PFOS exposure to just 0.07 parts per billion in drinking water.
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In 1925, Congress overrode the courts in this area, declaring pre-dispute mandatory arbitration clauses enforceable in basically all contracts that are otherwise free of force or fraud.
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Harmonizing the interests of 192 countries and securing their unanimous consent for legally enforceable emission reduction targets is a puzzle beyond the ability of mere mortals to solve.
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Most important, it's not clear that a "cessation of hostilities" is enforceable—or that the Assad regime and its allies have any intention of abiding by its terms.
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The Supreme Court at one time sought to impose judicially enforceable limits on that power, depriving elected representatives the ability to regulate various sectors of the national economy.
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While 164 countries signed a United Nations agreement in 2018 to work together to resettle those migrants, the pact is not legally enforceable and depends on voluntary participation.
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Cheaters in Michigan beware — it could earn you a life sentence in prisonThis might be the most stringent law, though it&aposs unclear if it&aposs actually enforceable.
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"Given the number and severity of the law's penalties, no clinic or doctor without admitting privileges will continue to provide abortions" once the law becomes enforceable, they wrote.
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"Apple remains open to alternative sources of legal authority, but only if they provide for strong, enforceable, and legally sustainable protections, like those in place today," it concluded.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers have said that even an oral nonprosecution agreement would be enforceable and have said that, on the basis of it, the new charges should be dismissed.
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The order says they are "solely enforceable" by the U.S. government "by any legally available means," including debarment proceeding within any affected executive branch agency, or civil court proceedings.
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By now, it's almost as if Trump is intent on demonstrating that in the turbulent political era he spawned there are no enforceable standards of minimally acceptable public conduct.
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As for Chloroprene, in 2019, EPA regional director David Gray told citizens that he thought it was unlikely the EPA would ever set a legally enforceable standard for chloroprene.
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Louisiana also passed a so-called heartbeat bill, but it contained a stipulation that it would not be enforceable until a federal appellate court rules on Mississippi's similar law.
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The organisation is governed by a set of so-called smart contracts which run on the Ethereum blockchain, a public ledger designed to make its operations transparent and enforceable.
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Enlist a family lawyer to draft an enforceable agreement that honestly reflects how both you and your partner would want to divide up your assets should you break up.
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But all parties should ensure that the code, which has made little progress since the idea was agreed in 2002, needed to be legally "binding and enforceable", Yasay added.
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They're not asking for any particular technical solution, but they want an enforceable guarantee that there will be some way for third parties to make and sell cable boxes.
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And while I wait for Twitter to construct a philosophically sound and practically enforceable model of collective social good, I'm willing to settle for experimenting with the user experience.
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Baltimore and the Justice Department have agreed to negotiate a court-enforceable consent decree that will prescribe steps for reform -- in addition to steps that Baltimore already has taken.
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We want an enforceable mechanism that will hold China's feet to the fire and allow the United States to put in place punitive measures if they don't do that.
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Most importantly, it calls on the United States to pursue negotiations among all nine nuclear weapons states for a verifiable, enforceable, time-bound agreement to eliminate their nuclear weapons.
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"It's easy for governments to sign something that is not enforceable," said Michael Cohen, a former senior urban affairs official with the World Bank, who has advised U.N. Habitat.
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Take the World Trade Organization's 22-year-old Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, known as Trips, the world's first enforceable deal to protect patents globally.
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After this happens, there will be a period of up to three months when sites can implement their solutions, which will be enforceable by the end of the year.
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Ilhan Omar, the Somali-American replacing Keith Ellison in a Minneapolis district, endorses enforceable labor and environmental standards and an end to investor-state dispute settlement on her website.
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The Court examines DOD's evaluation criteria, particularly the requirement that bidders can meet minimal cyber security standards for handling government data, and determines that they are reasonable and enforceable.
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While organizers expect players to wear national team dresses or sporting attire for the games, "there is no place for an enforceable religious dress code in Sports," she said.
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"We are trying very hard to grow these current discussions into a longer lasting ... enforceable, accountable cessation of hostilities that could change the dynamics on the ground," he said.
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In order for labor commitments included in a new NAFTA to be strong and enforceable, they must address and remedy the questions raised by the Guatemala labor panel's interpretations.
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I don't expect any breakthrough this week on U.S. demands for China's enforceable structural reforms that would protect intellectual property, end illegal export subsidies and outlaw forced technology transfers.
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It's doubtful they would be politically enforceable, and in any case would be unwise, as conditions and national goals change over time, so long-term budgets must retain flexibility.
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Economists told Reuters days after Trump issued the order on U.S. steel requirements that it had many loopholes, would not be easily enforceable, and could violate international trade law.
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In dispensing grants, the state will "establish measurable, enforceable goals for the training and hiring" of people from impacted communities and for contracting with women- and minority-owned suppliers.
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The enforceable undertaking "creates a robust process where an independent expert will verify that employee back payments are correctly calculated and paid by Qantas", the Fair Work Ombudsman said.
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The EPA under President Barack Obama then issued a guideline limit for safe exposure to PFAS that some saw as a precursor to a legally binding and enforceable limit.
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"The lesser prairie chickens needs strong, enforceable protections to ensure it not only survives, but recovers in the face of worsening climate change and habitat destruction," she said. Sen.
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Thomas Jefferson once observed that a criminal statute, to be fairly enforceable, must be so clear that it can be understood by the average person reading it while running.
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While there could be an agreement in principle reached around the time of the elections, the agreement would not be fully enforceable until it goes to the national assembly.
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They've left with obstruction of Congress, which is a smaller sounding, and in the history of impeachment, less enforceable, or less, let's say, strident accusation against the White House.
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While it is important to have a discussion about Sheefs, he said, it may be hard to reach an agreement on limits as enforceable as the 14-day rule.
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"The new standards are not enforceable (as they are based on guidelines)," said a soybean trader in China, declining to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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In a statement provided to The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix said that it "believe[s] in employee mobility" and doesn't believe Fox's use of employment contracts is "enforceable" under the law.
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"Breach reporting requirements will be significantly increased and more onerous in a world where the GDPR is enforceable," Ryan Rubin, managing director at global consultant Protiviti, told CNBC via email.
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While the Comcast deal offers a potential roadmap for winning approval by agreeing to conditions, it also could lead to tougher and more enforceable conditions that opponents already are demanding.
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Internet Association and our member companies are as committed as ever to ensuring all Americans enjoy strong, enforceable net neutrality protections, whether it be through the courts or bipartisan legislation.
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If you're not bound by an enforceable non-compete agreement, don't be afraid to be proactive about applying for a job where someone who recently left your current employer works.
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Environmentalists and lawmakers should be writing legislation that's innovative, effective, enforceable, and specific to the object being protected, while instilling an ethos that decries the desecration of the natural world.
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What we're watching: As partnerships between ride-hailing companies and public transit evolve, cities will need to create enforceable rules and regulations to make sure services remain accessible and affordable.
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Po.et takes that licensing concept one step further, giving content owners a marketplace to sell their content on the blockchain, creating an enforceable and immutable way to license the content.
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But it remains unclear whether the new laws will be enforceable at conventions or even as both state parties set up their rules ahead of the next presidential nominating contests.
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The federal government has obtained an enforceable judicial order to compel Apple to assist it in retrieving data from a cellphone used by a perpetrator of the San Bernardino massacre.
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In a move all his own, Trump could very well resurrect the currency manipulation declaration that accompanied the TPP, adding it to a newly negotiated NAFTA and making it enforceable.
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As a result, a court-enforceable order will now likely have to be negotiated between local and federal officials to make sure reforms are put into place in the future.
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But the Ninth Circuit concluded that fine-print arbitration requirements and confidentiality terms in their employment contracts were enforceable and prevented them from banding together or making their complaints public.
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I'd start here: What ongoing, enforceable standards would be needed to ban not only incitement to violence in Myanmar and Sri Lanka but also to ban the obviously repellant Infowars.
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Zain Saudi said the judgement was not enforceable for 60 days, during which time the company had the right to apply to the competent court for invalidity of the judgement.
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"The appropriate remedy would be to release Hu Shigen, Zhou Shifeng and Xie Yang immediately, and accord them an enforceable right to compensation and other reparations," the working group concluded.
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But Congress could require that presidential appointees across the federal government possess relevant credentials and experience, that they meet enforceable performance metrics, and — do we really need to say this?
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It posits instituting " a legally enforceable standard" with Congress but it is unclear as of now whether that means a carbon tax, cap-and-trade system or something else entirely.
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In remarks on Monday, Mr. Lighthizer said that China had made significant commitments to the United States that were enforceable, and that "some people" in China had objected to them.
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While nonessential businesses are now shuttered in most states, just 21 governors have issued enforceable orders for people stay in their homes except to buy food or medicine or exercise.
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President Trump said around noon on Saturday that he was considering an enforceable short-term quarantine in certain parts of the New York metro area after a conversation with Cuomo.
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Some brokers said they planned to continue business as usual, arguing that they were left out of the process and that the state's new guidance was not an enforceable mandate.
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If the law is upheld, the N.C.A.A. will have to decide whether to penalize the schools with fines, which may or may not be legally enforceable, or even expel them.
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"President Trump has focused on concluding a Phase One agreement that achieves meaningful, fully-enforceable structural changes and begins rebalancing the U.S.-China trade relationship," Lighthizer said in a statement.
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Three Republican state attorneys general have recently filed a lawsuit stating that the deadline is enforceable and noting that since ratifying the amendment, five states voted to rescind their ratification.
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But unions are skeptical of the deal and are pressuring Democrats to make sure that its labor standards—which regulate how workers in Mexico are paid and treated—are enforceable.
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The resolution also proposes $21625 billion in cuts to Medicare's baseline spending over a decade and about $2900 trillion from Medicaid, though those provisions are not enforceable without additional legislation.
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"While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be a reason to use it," Trump tweeted.
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Finally, one reason our trade deals have little impact on our trade deficit is that they fail to include enforceable rules on things like currency manipulation and rules of origin.
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As a result, it's nearly impossible to determine whether any patent is fully valid and enforceable, as the courts and administrative judges can – and often do – hand down conflicting decisions.
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The justices, however, "refused to address whether the pledges were enforceable, reserving that issue for a later day," Derek Muller, associate professor of law at Pepperdine University, told VICE News.
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That's why companies have historically had the power to enact enforceable prerequisites to entry that dictate you can't, for instance, dress like a douche, or that you can't be a biker.
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In the meantime, regulators are expected to debate binding, enforceable steps that compel—not merely encourage—the industry to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and a shift away from fossil fuels.
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Here's why the Pai's plan is heading in the right direction: Consumers concerned about net neutrality will have the security of clean, clear and enforceable rules to safeguard our online freedoms.
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While these aren't "rules" in the sense that they're enforceable or come with penalties for violating them, they will have a major impact on the success of your hosting endeavor. 2.
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Lawyers would have a field day fighting about whether either promise is enforceable, which could go either way, and ultimately hinges more on the letter of the deal than its spirit.
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But the system internet providers want seems to rely on trusting them to adhere by net neutrality guidance, rather than putting in enforceable lines that they're legally bound not to cross.
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The company tells users it may change the agreement without notice and can terminate service for any reason, which Kim said might not hold up in court as an enforceable contract.
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Regulators see it as a failsafe that prevents firms evading the rule and believe focusing on the accounting treatment is clearer and more enforceable than the current 60-day intent test.
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"Building on recent achievements, the authorities should consider adopting a - softly enforceable - wage growth target, supported by higher public sector and minimum wages," the Fund said in its latest global outlook.
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"To date, there are no meaningful and enforceable national anti-discrimination legislation that would extend human rights protection to LGBTI communities," Arnold Fang, East Asia researcher for Amnesty International, told Mashable.
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In comparing those regions, factors like access to innovation, talent and capital are comparable, but in Boston, noncompetes are enforceable, while in California they are literally a relic of the 1800s.
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"There is no 'case or controversy' because [Daniels] has received exactly what she wanted — proof that the agreement is not enforceable," wrote Otero, a U.S. district court judge in Los Angeles.
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Several major elements of O'Rourke's plan would require new legislation on Capitol Hill, including its call for a "legally enforceable" standard for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, Ben wrote Monday.
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"This is a really great first step, yet it will likely have to take some trial and error before it becomes easily enforceable, due to the digital nature of the crime."
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In a 5-to-4 decision, the court ruled that those clauses are enforceable under federal law, which means companies can prohibit employees from banding together both privately or in court.
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Here's why you should take this service into consideration: A lot of the apprehension surrounding estate planning is rooted in the misconception that creating an enforceable document involves a painstaking process.
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An easy way to separate wheat from chaff is by asking an adviser to sign the Committee's fiduciary oath, a legally enforceable contract that commits advisers to put your interests first.
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" Bob Patton, senior vice president and general counsel for Lexmark, said the company is disappointed by the ruling, adding that Lexmark's post-sale restrictions are "clear and enforceable under contract law.
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Pelosi told reporters last month she was "trying to keep the discussion on track," adding that Democrats wanted to approve the pact, but not unless they were convinced it was enforceable.
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The right-wing government of Scott Morrison, the prime minister, has thrown its weight behind a package of bills designed to provide enforceable anti-discrimination protections for people with religious beliefs.
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If brokers want to receive certain types of compensation that can pose a conflict, they will be required to offer an enforceable contract that promises to put the customer's interests first.
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Under the House Republican plan, states could also "charge reasonable enforceable premiums or offer a limited benefit package" and use "waiting lists and enrollment caps" for certain groups of Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Ultimately, Japan must double down on its commitment to peace, and open a path to removing U.S.military bases from Japan in exchange for enforceable pledges of non-aggression from its neighbors.
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This is a very different business climate for start-ups when compared to one with an FCC setting out enforceable open Internet rules to provide notice of acceptable conduct in advance.
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I urge Congress to keep pressing forward on provisions of the 85033st Century Cures Act to create an environment with necessary enforceable requirements to accomplish the mission of nationwide EHR interoperability.
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"SIFMA appreciates the constructive efforts of the Treasury Department and USTR to address our concerns regarding data transfer and localization provisions through enforceable commitments in trade and investment agreements," Bentsen said.
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We can and should do more to crack down on countries that manipulate their currency, and we should stop shying away from making currency discipline an enforceable part of our agreements.
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In a further display of indecision, May dropped her support of "binding commitments" to EU rules, which implies legally enforceable arrangements, opting instead for "strong" commitments, which implies no such thing.
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If other licenses aren't available for purchase (say, because a maintainer is no longer involved), then the language is no longer enforceable and the software is offered as fully open source.
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Mr. Trump was likely referring to "draft guidance" issued in 2000 that extended the Food and Drug Administration's authority to regulate laboratory-developed tests, but that was never finalized or enforceable.
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Unlike other provisions of the official agreement, the currency provision is not enforceable through panels that typically settle disputes, or through officially sanctioned retaliation, the usual method for policing trade deals.
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"While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it," Trump tweeted Saturday morning.
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" Trump tweeted Saturday morning: "While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it.
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The travel advisory is far less stringent than the "enforceable" tri-state quarantine that President Donald Trump had floated several times earlier on Saturday, an idea that caught New York Gov.
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Democrats in the House of Representatives and the Senate have introduced legislation to extend the deadline tied to the E.R.A., although it is unclear whether passage would make it legally enforceable.
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What enforceable rules does HUD have in place to ensure that biometric data collected by facial recognition technologies in federally assisted properties are kept secure and subject to effective cybersecurity safeguards?
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In an immediately enforceable preliminary judgement today the court has ordered Facebook to remove all offending ads within five days, and provide data on the accounts running them within a week.
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" The Internet Association, which represents firms such as Amazon, Google, Netflix, Twitter, and Reddit, issued a statement saying it "remains open to Congress enshrining strong, enforceable net neutrality protections into law.
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The Fed will look carefully at leveraged lending during this supervisory cycle as well as how the CLO market is evolving, Quarles said, but noted that the guidance is not enforceable.
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Unlike other opponents, O'Rourke would like to work through Congress to set legally enforceable standards around pollution and emissions, a goal that, while more difficult, would make O'Rourke's proposal more lasting.
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These concerns prompted some oil and gas companies to work collaboratively with the environmental community and Colorado governor's office to develop and enact sensible, legally-enforceable methane restrictions and reporting requirements.
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There are real questions about whether this is even enforceable ... We are far from being done on this and the fact is you cannot really move this substantively without the Canadians.
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In the absence of an enforceable mandate, the people most likely to go without insurance are younger and healthier consumers — the very people insurers would most like to have as customers.
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And even after an immigration judge has ruled, the order may not be enforceable for years owing to appeals, first to the Board of Immigration Appeals and then to the courts.
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"Although we want to pat ourselves on the back and say we have a hate crime statute, it's really not enforceable," Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill told the Tribune.
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The deal contains enforceable labor provisions that require Mexico to adhere to International Labor Organization standards to drive Mexican wages higher, lessening Mexico's attractiveness as a place for labor-intensive investment.
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The measure does not directly get rid of the individual and employer mandate to purchase and provide health care, but it zeroes out the penalty, making violation of the mandate non-enforceable.
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After 30 days, the new policies will be enforceable by way of removal, which Google Play will carry out based on user reporting as well as in-house reviews of the store.
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Washington signaled its openness last month to working on an enforceable mechanism to govern government subsidies for aircraft production, potentially resolving the dispute which has taken up thousands of pages of rulings.
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The International Coalition for Sustainable Aviation, which is closely following the ICAO talks, said any deal must have clear compliance requirements that are enforceable and include accurate flight-by-flight emissions monitoring.
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" But he added, "I remain committed to working with President Trump and the White House on strong, enforceable trade policies that will target bad actors and encourage economic growth here at home.
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If, at the upcoming hearing, the court determines there was a valid agreement or enforceable promise, the court should dismiss the case -- but it will try to find a less drastic alternative.
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"We still need the full protection of the rule to become applicable — a meaningful and legally enforceable best interest standard," said Micah Hauptman, financial services counsel at the Consumer Federation of America.
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Attorneys for Western Digital subsidiary SanDisk, which is formally party to the case, expressed concern that any order in which Toshiba did not agree to the court's jurisdiction would not be enforceable.
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It can digitize not just financial transactions, but virtually any contract, in a secure way that makes agreements, modifications to them and the parties to them much more transparent, permanent and enforceable.
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Last year, Nevada voters narrowly passed a ballot measure requiring a background check for gun sales between private parties, but the state attorney general put it on hold, saying it wasn't enforceable.
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House Republicans view the resolution, which is not enforceable, as one final warning shot to the law enforcement agency before lawmakers move to impeach or hold senior officials in contempt of Congress.
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"Mall owners typically have operating clauses in leases that protect them from such situations like Teavana and are enforceable when push comes to shove," Boenning & Scattergood analyst Floris van Dijkum told CNBC.
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Regulators see it as a failsafe that prevents firms from evading the rule and believe focusing on the accounting treatment is clearer and more enforceable than the current 60-day intent test.
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"But NDAs have not been widely used by past administrations outside the transition time between presidents, in part because most legal experts believe such agreements are not legally enforceable for public employees."
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A provision to deter currency manipulation, enforceable with punitive tariffs, has long been a goal for labor unions and Democrats for U.S. trade deals and also could become part of the talks.
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Second, they want the U.S. to seek ambitious, enforceable commitments from Mexico on labor rights as part of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations, which continue in Ottawa, Canada, on Saturday.
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That announcement, too, included a plug for the Pacific accord — for "including the first enforceable prohibitions on harmful fishing subsidies" in a trade pact and eliminating foreign taxes on American fish exports.
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" The head of AFL-CIO, a federation of unions that collectively represent 12.5 million people, added that Pelosi "wants the same thing we do: an enforceable agreement that actually works for workers.
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The overarching ban on sex discrimination in the ACA is still enforceable, and transgender people who face discrimination can still bring suit under that statute, no matter what happens to the regulation.
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Juul argued that courts have held arbitration agreements to be enforceable when they're contained in hyperlinked terms of service, citing the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' 2017 decision in Meyer v.
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Emissions goals offered by nations would need to be voluntary and "bottom up" — that is, not dictated by the United Nations but rather devised domestically so they could be enforceable at home.
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"While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don't think there would ever be reason to use it," Trump wrote on Twitter Saturday.
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Clearview's code of conduct states that individual users must be "authorized by their employer" to use the tool, but that seems to be more of a guiding principle than an enforceable rule.
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GOP members view the resolution, which is not enforceable, as one final warning shot to the law enforcement agency before lawmakers move to impeach or hold senior officials in contempt of Congress.
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But their findings are not legally enforceable in the same way that a US court decision might be — it would only matter to presidents who care about upholding international human rights standards.
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Instead of pursuing the enforcement of employee status, often undesirable for sex workers for a host of reasons, workers would benefit if independent contractors were granted a greater number of enforceable rights.
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The official said Republican President Donald Trump, who has already sought $50 billion in new tariffs on China, will insist on "verifiable, enforceable and measurable deliverables" from China in any trade negotiations.
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The deal with creating a pet trust is you want it to be legally enforceable, so you can make certain that that money is actually used to take care of a pet.
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In a widely expected move, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao continued with the Obama Administration's set of guidelines, rather than enforceable rules, that has been the preferred path of companies testing autonomous driving technologies.
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" Puzder also questioned efforts to step up the size of the border patrol, saying the focus should be more on efforts to "spur economic growth" through a sensible "rational, enforceable, practical immigration policy.
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Including enforceable climate standards for all new US trade agreements, "including conditioning trade deals on countries' commitment to robust implementation of the Paris Agreement" and increasing barriers for the trade of fossil fuels.
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Consumers can review the Future of Privacy Forum's Best Practices for Consumer Genetic Testing Services to learn which leading companies have promised to uphold heightened privacy commitments enforceable by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Earlier this month, both parties agreed to what they insist are "enforceable" deadlines on 5G expansion, which was enough for FCC chairman Ajit Pai to say he'd vote in favor of the deal.
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"We hope each side is now prepared to go the last mile to achieve a high-standard, comprehensive, enforceable agreement," said Myron Brilliant, the Chamber's executive vice president and head of international affairs.
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Mexico and have already agreed in the TPP to "fully enforceable" labor and environmental improvements, meaning that punitive duties could be imposed on countries that don't comply -- a major step-up from NAFTA.
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"Without enforceable rights at the workplace and the strength that comes from being represented by a union, labor rights violations and the mistreatment will continue," said Johnny Hansen, chairman of ITF's fisheries section.
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Despite the fact that Humanae Vitae was massively unpopular, Catholic leadership started pursuing policies that that would effectively codify it in the secular world since it wasn't enforceable by the Church, Ratcliffe says.
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Companies shouldn't have to give up their proprietary source codes to foreign governments in order to do business—and right now, there is no enforceable rule in place that prevents this from happening.
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Regulators have responded to a series of market-rigging scandals by revamping and strengthening codes of conduct for dealers but critics argue the new rules will be ineffective unless they are legally enforceable.
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The agency used the threat of litigation to secure settlements from dozens of companies, and it used those settlements to convince everyone else that those settlements constituted binding law and enforceable security standards.
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That means achieving full employment where every American is able to access a good job, passing a $15 federal minimum wage, and refusing to approve any trade agreement that lacks enforceable labor protections.
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"Now, it's more important than ever that the two sides return to the negotiating table and recommit to achieving progress towards a comprehensive, enforceable agreement," said Neil Bradley, the Chamber's chief policy officer.
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CIOs must have a clearly articulated and enforceable architecture—and then proactively outline guidelines to manage how and in what ways applications – cloud or otherwise - from different business areas connect into the core.
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"We stressed the need for enforceable, bright-line rules to protect the open internet and guard against anti-consumer and anti-competitive activities," he wrote, adding that Amazon opposed the commission's proposed change.
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It seems as if the guidelines were designed to preempt states such as California which already has issued enforceable safety regulations, such as requiring a driver and a steering wheel in all vehicles.
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"It's alarming to think that the people charged with protecting the public's interest could have sold a binding deed restriction without a legally enforceable guarantee of further community use in return," he added.
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"Internet companies are firm supporters of the 2015 Open Internet Order and will continue our push for strong, enforceable net neutrality rules going forward," said Noah Theran, a spokesman for the Internet Association.
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But to push that logic into this terrain would not only give the president carte blanche to persecute his enemies but essentially vitiate the idea that there are any enforceable laws at all.
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"I don't know how that could be legally enforceable, and from a medical point of view, I don't know what you would be accomplishing ... I don't like the sound of it," Cuomo said.
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"I don't know how that could be legally enforceable, and from a medical point of view, I don't know what you would be accomplishing ... I don't like the sound of it," Cuomo said.
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In general, to be enforceable, the agreements must be reasonable and narrowly drawn so that they protect an employer's legitimate business interest but don't unduly restrict a doctor's ability to make a living.
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However, the officials faced some criticism over whether the standards would be "enforceable" — meaning that if a country violates Nafta's labor rules, the other Nafta countries could retaliate through tariffs and other measures.
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Many brokers, caught off guard by the surprise announcement, appeared to continue operating business as usual on Thursday, arguing that the state's guidance was an interpretation of the law, not an enforceable mandate.
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Agencies disagree on PFAS limits In 2016, the EPA released a non-enforceable lifetime health advisory for PFOA and PFOS at 0.07 parts per billion in drinking water, or 70 parts per trillion.
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The appeals court also said that because Uber's arbitration agreements are enforceable, a lower court ruling allowing drivers in one of the cases to sue in a class action must also be reversed.
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U.S. District Judge Edward Davila in San Jose, California on Thursday said the arbitration provision in the partnership agreement of the now-dissolved two-attorney firm, Mahamedi Paradice in Campbell, California was enforceable.
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Mnuchin also claimed that documents due to be released later on Wednesday will show that the "phase one" deal is fully enforceable and includes a vow from Beijing to refrain from currency manipulation.
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The filing itself has no direct consequences, though a finding by the court in Ukraine's favour could be enforceable in some national courts, theoretically triggering legal steps to freeze or seize Russian assets.
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"Having considered the weighty interests at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," Judge David S. Tatel wrote for the majority.
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Given all this, it's highly unlikely the NDAs are enforceable — but it's clear that Trump is trying to run the White House as he ran his campaign and, most strikingly, the Trump Organization.
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Quinn writes:But no matter what some of the advocates argue, AT&T has supported enforceable net neutrality rules that do not crush investment incentives for over 10 years; there is nothing weak about them.
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If trade deals were written by and for working people, they would include enforceable wage standards, a guaranteed right to organize, and the ability to form multinational bargaining units to negotiate with multinational corporations.
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Madigan, who sued the company in June, said Jimmy John's would notify current and former employees in Illinois that the agreements they signed were not enforceable and would ask franchisees to rescind the agreements.
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"For the first time, there will be an enforceable commitment to get the lead pipes out of the ground," said Dimple Chaudhary, a senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, in a statement.
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Agency action that includes the chance for public comment would create an enforceable rule that would likely pass legal muster, but that process probably would not conclude before Obama leaves office in January 2017.
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A divided federal appeals court has ruled a class-action waiver that an Ohio-based outsourcing company forced its employees to sign is enforceable even though it was not contained in an arbitration agreement.
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What if, say, 50 years down the road, oil sands production has been scaled back to meet real, enforceable international climate targets, and weed has taken off as a new centerpiece of Alberta's economy?
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"The best way for Uber to move forward is for the company to make real, transparent, and enforceable commitments to its drivers, its riders, and the communities in which it operates," the letter states.
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Trumka said there are dozens of changes to the trade pact that unions favor, such as making its labor standards fully enforceable and scrapping the entire dispute resolution system for antidumping and antisubsidy cases.
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The TPP includes hundreds of practical and enforceable provisions that would increase trade and regulatory transparency, reduce market distortions, slash tariff and non-tariff barriers to American goods and services, and even reform NAFTA.
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Under President Obama, the Justice Department opened investigations into more than two dozen police agencies and secured court-enforceable agreements in more than a dozen cases to force changes in local law enforcement policy.
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When one thinks about the sort and depth of information that these companies have access to, it boggles the mind how vulnerable we all could be without some clear, enforceable rules of the road.
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A state judge subsequently ruled the marijuana portion of the ban was not enforceable, but that relief may be short-lived due to ongoing legal challenges and future regulation from the state's marijuana regulators.
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In a 5-4 ruling, the justices said arbitration agreements that bar employees from joining together in arbitration or a class-action lawsuit to settle labor disputes are enforceable under the Federal Arbitration Act.
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In a 5-4 ruling, the justices said arbitration agreements that bar employees from joining together in arbitration or a class-action lawsuit to settle labor disputes are enforceable under the Federal Arbitration Act.
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In the absence of enforceable federal standards for harmful pollution, there is nothing to guarantee that the utility industry would continue to operate pollution controls now limiting mercury and acid gases from power plants.
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"Having considered the weighty interests at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the Committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," Circuit Judge David Tatel wrote in the majority decision.
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Last month, Dana's creditors won a victory when a London High Court ruled that the company's challenges to the purchase undertaking behind the sukuk were unfounded and that the agreement was valid and enforceable.
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But if the third-party data on short-term rentals is remotely accurate, and something like the planning commission's preliminary recommendations became enforceable laws, listings and bookings for these sharing platforms would probably decline.
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"America has China's attention, so instead of more tariffs, the U.S. and China should immediately begin working toward a fair, bilateral, enforceable, rules-based trade agreement to end China's market-distorting activities," Timmons said.
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Still, politicians on both sides of the aisle have been suspicious that China is making promises that may be too vague to be enforceable and recycling old commitments it has made to past administrations.
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Warren has called instead for withholding trade deals with the US until countries meet those standards, arguing it would bring about progress on the left's priorities more quickly and in a more enforceable way.
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"Reorg Research has repeatedly obtained and profited from the distribution of Murray Energy Corporation's confidential financial information, in breach of Murray Energy's legally enforceable confidentiality agreements," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The proposal would provide teachers with a 16% raise over five years along with support for oversized classes, enforceable targets for reducing class sizes and adding more support staff across the district, she said.
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It's enforceable through fines up to a whopping 4 percent of a company's global annual revenue — penalties that could amount to billions of dollars for U.S. tech firms found to be violating its requirements.
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NPS regulations prohibit the operation of hovercrafts within the Yukon-Charley, but Sturgeon argues that the hovercraft ban is not enforceable on navigable waters in Alaska, even those that fall within a national park.
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Yvonne Dunn, partner at law firm Pinsent Masons, pointed out that the new EU directive could contradict another regulation, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a confidentiality law which also becomes enforceable in 2018.
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A federal district court judge ruled last week that the House's subpoena on McGahn is valid and enforceable, rejecting the White House's argument that executive branch officials are "absolutely immune" from compelled Congressional testimony.
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A two-year moratorium on marijuana legalization would enable us to answer many of these questions and lead to practical and enforceable guidelines based on scientific evidence, not the hyped claims of pot marketers.
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A provision in the 20053 crime bill gives the Civil Rights Division the authority to investigate law enforcement agencies for structural problems, and where necessary, mandate reforms through court-enforceable agreements called consent decrees.
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Australia, Japan and the United States have urged ASEAN and China to ensure the code is "legally binding", while critics have said failure to make it enforceable creates doubts about how effective it can be.
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"Not only do we have a valid, binding and enforceable long-term management agreement, but any suggestion that the hotel is not performing up to expectations is belied by the actual facts," the statement said.
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Comcast says it supports "permanent, strong, legally enforceable net neutrality rules," which it will continue to say until 2018 when its involuntary requirement to support those rules as a condition of its NBCUniversal merger expires.
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Zambia's Mines Minister Richard Musukwa said the government had advised its attorneys in South Africa to appeal the judgment and that foreign judgments were not enforceable in Zambia until they were registered in local courts.
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But more broadly, the appeals court agreed with Waterstone that it's up to a federal district court judge – not the arbitrator – to decide whether the class waiver in its arbitration agreement with employees is enforceable.
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To the maximum extent possible trade should be conducted on a level playing field that ensures basic enforceable, substantive labor, consumer and environmental rights and standards and "rules of origin" that can't be easily gamed.
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An easy way to determine any adviser's fiduciary commitment is to ask her to sign the Committee on the Fiduciary Standard fiduciary oath, a legally enforceable contract that commits advisers to put your interests first.
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Whereas a statute remains the law until Congress repeals it and a regulation remains enforceable until another administration rescinds it, agency guidance merely indicates how an agency will likely rule on a question or circumstance.
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While bitcoin's champions assert that the maximum supply of bitcoins will never exceed 21 million, in fact there is no legally enforceable guarantee that the supply of bitcoins could not be increased above 21 million.
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Mr. Son said he intended to double the number of employees at ARM in the next five years, and he said he would make that pledge a legally binding commitment enforceable by Britain's takeover panel.
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"I am committed to getting these issues right for my constituents and those around the country who rely on an enforceable, high-standard NAFTA and whose products require access to steel and aluminum," he said.
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American allies must now follow the lead in Washington by terminating the nuclear deal, reimposing their own sanctions against the regime, and demanding an enforceable multilateral agreement that guarantees Iran will never acquire nuclear weapons.
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But DOL has made clear that a major reason behind [this] is to give them time to revise the rule and likely strip out those provisions that are essential to making it effective and enforceable.
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Regulators in Britain are worried about potential disruption to financial stability unless mechanisms are in place to ensure that cross-border derivatives contracts and insurance policies remain enforceable after Britain leaves the bloc next March.
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Read more: 12 shocking things from that book about Trump's White House Some labor experts also suggested that the NDA would not be enforceable now that the campaign is over for more than a year.
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We should have in place an enforceable statutory regime that will allow legitimate law enforcement and national security investigations access to quintessential private data under controlled and limited conditions — wherever the data may be stored.
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A New York state judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by one hedge fund manager against another, finding the plans the two made to launch a new fund weren't definite enough to form an enforceable contract.
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Lori Wallach, director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, said the only legally enforceable time requirement is the mandate that the administration must notify Congress 90 days in advance before signing off on the deal.
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While YouTube said in a blog post after the announcement that it would use machine learning to identify this type of content, its commitment is not enforceable, as it would be under an FTC order.
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In his news briefing last Monday, Mr. Lighthizer said China's trade negotiators had made significant, enforceable commitments to the United States, but added that "some people" in China had objected to them, without saying who.
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"For the first time, there will be an enforceable commitment to get the lead pipes out of the ground," said Dimple Chaudhary, a senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), in a statement.
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Southerland, the former EPA official, said the action plan is a "huge disappointment" and that the agency wasted time when it could have taken action -- such as setting enforceable limits -- instead of creating the plan.
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Two court rulings in the late '80s set a precedent that a business could defend itself against some sexual harassment claims, as long as that organization had a stated and enforceable policy against the practice.
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The Treasury Department cited negotiations with the People's Bank of China along with enforceable agreements part of the preliminary trade deal as reasons for why Beijing should no longer be designated as a currency manipulator.
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Mr. Ellis added that to the extent the contract was enforceable, the accuser violated it by not keeping its existence and terms confidential, although the court papers did not make clear how it was disclosed.
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The bill ultimately became law in December, but by that point language requiring an enforceable PFAS drinking-water standard had been removed due to objections by House Energy & Commerce Committee Chair Frank Pallone (D-N.J.).
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"China has made enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation, while promoting transparency and accountability," Mnuchin said in a statement, which was released alongside a biannual report on foreign exchange practices of major trading partners.
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The bill ultimately became law in December, but by that point language requiring an enforceable PFAS drinking-water standard had been removed due to objections by House Energy & Commerce Committee Chair Frank Pallone (D-N.J.).
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"We're conscious that the award is enforceable, and if Ecuador doesn't honor it, even if we're right, it could be enforced," Garcia told television channel Ecuavisa, adding that the country would finish paying by April.
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But there are certain types of obligations under international law that are considered to be enforceable by everyone, whether or not you are the party that has actually been injured or affected in some way.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told reporters Wednesday that the agreement has "real teeth" to address China's trade practices, adding that the U.S. will be able to tell by the spring whether it is enforceable.
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Next, Congress should impose an enforceable requirement that everyone not receiving health insurance from the government or employers buy it on the private market, or through programs currently available to state and federal government employees.
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"The proposed tariff list and escalating tariff threats made by the administration will not effectively advance our shared goal of changing these harmful Chinese practices in a durable, verifiable and enforceable manner," the coalition wrote.
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And while non-solicitation clauses are standard, "customers or potential customers" could in this case be construed to include all women, which she says is more than likely too broad to be enforceable in court.
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I MEAN, IT'S A LONG LAUNDRY LIST, BUT WE ACCOMPLISHED A LOT, AND I THINK BOTH COUNTRIES ARE BETTER OFF FOR IT. THIS IS REALLY AN EXAMPLE OF HOW THE SUPPLY CHAIN IN NORTH AMERICA -- AND WE'RE TALKING ABOUT BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE U.S. -- THAT SUPPLY CHAIN WORRIED LOTS OF BUSINESSES I THINK CORRECTLY SO, WILL NOT ONLY BE MAINTAINED, THE SUPPLY CHAIN WILL BE STRENGTHENED AND THE VARIOUS PARAGRAPHS, THE VARIOUS ISSUES EMBODIED IN THIS WILL BE ENFORCEABLE, MORE ENFORCEABLE THAN WE'VE EVER SEEN BEFORE.
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Illinois consumers accusing debt collectors Midland Funding and Encore Capital of trying to collect old debt without telling them that it was not legally enforceable can sue as a class, a federal judge in Chicago ruled.
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"You have the definitions and the basic principles in effect, but the specifics that make the rule effective and enforceable have been delayed," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.
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Noncompetes in California and North Dakota are largely unenforceable in court, for example, but recent research suggests that they are used just as frequently in those states as they are in states where they are enforceable.
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This claim has not been examined specifically in the context of low-wage workers, but the evidence suggests that technical workers are the ones who experience the most training benefits as a result of enforceable noncompetes.
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"As you approach the final weeks of negotiations with China, we urge you to insist that the deal make substantial, verifiable, and enforceable progress to address the myriad threats identified in USTR's investigation," the senators wrote.
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Noncompetes in California and North Dakota are largely unenforceable in court, for example, but recent research suggests that they are used just as frequently in those states as they are in states where they are enforceable.
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This claim has not been examined specifically in the context of low-wage workers, but the evidence suggests that technical workers are the ones who experience the most training benefits as a result of enforceable noncompetes.
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Membership of a body like the PRCA is not obligatory and there is no enforceable code of ethics across the industry, so there is nothing to stop more firms picking up where Bell Pottinger left off.
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Driving the news: O'Rourke released an aggressive plan that would set an "enforceable" standard of getting the U.S. to net-zero emissions by 2050 and calls for several trillion of dollars in investments over a decade.
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For Silicon Valley's culture shift to continue, startups and venture capital firms will need to implement comprehensive and enforceable sexual harassment policies, and allies of all genders and identities will need to stand up against inequality.
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I, and many of my Democratic colleagues, have been working since NAFTA to insist that strong and enforceable labor obligations be included in all of our trade agreements, and that they be fully implemented and enforced.
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Arbitrations are private, alternative dispute resolutions that are heard by an impartial arbitrator who reviews the evidence in the case and imposes a decision that is legally binding on both sides and enforceable in the courts.
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But in a bid to help its paramount industry, the Nevada state legislature passed a law in 1983 that made casino markers – a kind of gambling IOU signed by players – legally enforceable like a bounced check.
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But in a bid to help its paramount industry, the Nevada state legislature passed a law in 1983 that made casino markers - a kind of gambling IOU signed by players - legally enforceable like a bounced check.
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U.S. District Judge Mitchell Goldberg in Philadelphia said Wednesday that the Minnesota-based insurer had effectively given its outside counsel the authority to sign an enforceable settlement agreement, despite a misunderstanding about whether it was binding.
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"To put an end to these threats and redefine the U.S.-China economic relationship, manufacturers are calling for a new path forward: a fair, binding, enforceable bilateral trade agreement," said NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons.
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U.S. District Judge James Moody in Tampa on Wednesday said a 2014 arbitration agreement signed by Uber driver Antonio Suarez was enforceable because it contained an opt-out provision that Suarez declined to take advantage of.
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The Founding Fathers who drafted the Constitution understood that strong, enforceable inventor rights are necessary "[t]o promote the progress of science and useful arts," and went on to establish the U.S. patent system in 6900.
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Develop a deterrence strategy, and encourage cooperation Unless we establish an enforceable accord with our allies to minimize the onslaught of targeted cyber intrusions, we can expect to see adversaries continue to jump into the fray.
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Founded by legendary environmental activist David Brower and myself, ASJE called for enforceable labor and environmental standards in all trade agreements as a foundational principle for strengthening unions, raising living standards, and improving environmental regulations worldwide.
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The official also said the new standards the agreement sets for modernizing digital trade, financial services, and intellectual property are far better and more enforceable than anything in NAFTA or the now-abandoned Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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This provision is enforceable, but Iran will not allow I.A.E.A. inspection of the sensitive military complexes where such systems might be developed, such as at Parchin, a military base near Tehran suitable for testing high explosives.
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Later, he told reporters that the U.S. objective was to make China's commitments "more specific, all-encompassing and enforceable" with a mechanism for taking action if China fails to follow through, but declined to provide details.
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The state of New York has been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic in the US.Trump had suggested he could place New York and neighboring states in an "enforceable quarantine" on Saturday, though he later backtracked.
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" Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, said the executive order granting the attorney general's office power to investigate police-involved deaths "is not only clear and enforceable, but has been successfully implemented throughout the state.
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" A panel of judges for the federal appeals court for the D.C. Circuit ruled Friday that a House Oversight and Reform Committee subpoena issued in April to Trump's accounting firm, Mazars USA, is "valid and enforceable.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - The first phase of a U.S.-China trade agreement will be fully enforceable, including a pledge by China to refrain from manipulating its currency, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Tuesday.
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In its report, the Treasury said China had made "enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation" and agreed to publish relevant data on exchange rates and external balances as part of the phase 1 trade deal.
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The district's proposal would grant a 16% raise over five years, set enforceable targets for reducing class sizes and add more support staff across the district, according to Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who was elected in April.
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"Office confidentiality shall not prevent the fulfillment of the obligations laid down in all places by civil laws, including any reporting obligations, and the execution of enforceable requests of civil judicial authorities," the Pope's decree states.
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But even without being codified in law the declaration is already being used to interpret other existing, enforceable international agreements, said Olivier de Schutter, co-chair of the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems.
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Under the agreement, which is not legally enforceable, city leaders committed to reducing their own localities' greenhouse gas emissions 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025, the national goal negotiated by Mr. Obama's administration.
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The official said they couldn't speak to why the Chinese didn't address specific promises, but that those commitments included in the trade pact were enforceable and could be subject to penalties in the form of tariffs.
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While the industry largely asserts its safety protocols are robust and has opposed condom usage regulations as fiscally and physically impractical, some insiders think ethical porn requires rubbers or other stricter and more enforceable health guarantees.
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"Of course it's legally enforceable, under the withdrawal agreement, but even if that didn't for some reason, if something went wrong, we would still be seeking to provide a frictionless, invisible border," Davis told LBC radio.
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There's been disagreement on this case in federal courts; while a federal district court ruled that the arbitration provision in the employees' contracts was enforceable, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals disagreed, ruling it was unenforceable.
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The anti-abortion movement in Tennessee should focus "on policies that stand the strongest chance of being upheld as constitutional and enforceable," Brian Harris, president of Tennessee Right to Life, told the Tennessean at the time.
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"Added Beckerman: "IA intends to act as an intervenor in a judicial action against this order and, along with our member companies, will continue our push to restore strong, enforceable net neutrality protections through a legislative solution.
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The new rules would for the first time establish clear, enforceable policies about how and when internet service providers like Comcast, AT&T and Verizon can use and share customer data for behavioral tracking and targeted advertising.
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They may request information from the Executive Branch, which may respond at its discretion, but such requests do not trigger any obligation to accommodate congressional needs and are not legally enforceable through a subpoena or contempt proceedings.
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Where they have enforceable patents over valuable brands they are still at an advantage, as they are in products, such as jet engines, where economies of scale are best created by spreading costs over the entire world.
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BRENDAN CARR: Yes, so there was a filing this morning that T-Mobile made that walked through in a lot of detail the enforceable commitments they've put on the table and it walks through the mechanisms there.
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The White House said China restated its commitment to buy more U.S. farm goods and said negotiations on "an enforceable trade deal" would continue in Washington in early September, but gave no details about expected agricultural purchases.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said under a court enforceable undertaking, AP Eagers will sell its new car dealerships and related businesses in the Newcastle and Hunter Valley region to an ACCC approved, independent buyer.
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The settlement comes after the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Uber's arbitration agreements, which force drivers who have pay disputes with Uber to settle in neutral arbitration rather than in court, were mostly enforceable.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday ruled that private arbitration agreements — a clause that Uber drivers agree to when signing up to drive for the company — were valid and enforceable in a case, Mohamed v.
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"Coming on the heels of negotiating TPP, the highest-standard trade agreement in history, this bill will further boost enforcement of the groundbreaking intellectual property, labor, environment, and many other fully enforceable commitments we've secured," Froman said.
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In 2013, after sarin gas attacks killed more than 1,000 people in rebel-held suburbs of Damascus, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution authorizing militarily enforceable sanctions for any party using chemical weapons in Syria.
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The settlement comes after the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Uber's arbitration agreements, which force drivers who have pay disputes with Uber to settle in neutral arbitration rather than in court, were mostly enforceable.
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In 2011, the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force, a regional body focused on money laundering and terrorist finance, noted Belize had few convictions for money laundering and no enforceable requirements for banks to verify customers' legal status.
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Second, this breach was investigated under the UK 1988 Data Protection Act — not under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which became enforceable just last month and which threatens penalties that tower over this ICO fine.
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While there are enforceable limits on many nitrogen-based pollutants in the US — including under the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act — efforts to decrease nitrogen releases do not currently include specific targets for comprehensive reductions.
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Under the legally-binding agreement known as an enforceable undertaking, the bank will review how it deals with internal records, including how it is stored and who has access to the data, CBA said in a statement.
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He added that he did not think the state lawsuits would produce the sought-after factual records of the opioid crisis, or an enforceable settlement that would put money into the hands of those most in need.
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The administration appears intent on proposing that dispute settlement procedures under NAFTA be nonbinding, breaking from the consistent efforts of Congress and past U.S. administrations over decades to make such procedures in trade agreements binding and enforceable.
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While the rules of the WTO have established a framework for behavior among nations in regulating trade, the dispute settlement system has provided the glue holding the framework together by establishing the rules as credible and enforceable.
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Andy Briggs, chair of ABI and chief executive of Aviva's UK insurance arm, said it was unclear whether cross-border policies being renewed in March would still be enforceable after Britain leaves the bloc a year later.
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In its latest report, the Treasury said China had made "enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation" and agreed to publish relevant data on exchange rates and external balances as part of the Phase 1 trade deal.
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He identified what he called a "tough" but necessary solution: a five-year budget inked by Trump and Congress that gradually unwinds deficits and debt, to include investment priorities and enforceable provisions to keep discipline in place.
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The process was essentially an invitation for every special interest driven immigration priority and every transparent effort to deceive the American people into believing that the end result would be a better and more enforceable immigration policy.
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It's not enforceable, as state law governs such issues, but David Canepa, who introduced the measure, said it was an important springboard; the resolution is expected to go to the California Legislature for statewide consideration in January.
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It specifically urges the US to enter now into negotiations with the other nuclear-armed states for a verifiable, enforceable, timebound plan to eliminate their nuclear arsenals as the only way to guarantee that they are never used.
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Germans dream of a rules-based Europe in which governments transfer sovereignty over national budget balances to a central authority with the power to fine or expel them, and economic reform commitments are made enforceable by EU courts.
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While the rights would not be directly enforceable by the EU, except where they already exist in national laws and therefore subject to national courts, they establish a common EU standard and language for discussion of social issues.
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"Continued vigilance on the part of industry and the commission, combined with enforceable regulatory backstops, clearly remain essential to ensure that rural call failure will not compromise the integrity of our nation's networks," Chief Executive Shirley Bloomfield said.
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As president, O'Rourke said, he would develop a legally enforceable standard to make sure that by 2050 the U.S. achieves net zero emissions, meaning the nation offsets any greenhouse gas emissions with measures to offset an equal amount.
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It also says Apple Australia offered a court enforceable undertaking to improve staff training, audit information about warranties and Australian Consumer Law on its website, and improve its systems and procedures to ensure future compliance with the law.
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If any provision of these rules is held to be illegal or unenforceable, such provision shall be limited or eliminated to the minimum extent necessary so that these rules otherwise remain in full force and effect and enforceable.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal bankruptcy judge on Thursday said a settlement agreement that would require General Motors Co to pay $1 billion in stock to car owners suing the company over faulty ignition switches was not enforceable.
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The bills, collectively known as the "Preserve California" package, aim to make existing federal clean air, water, and endangered species laws enforceable under state law and protect federal lands in the state from being sold to oil companies.
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"The Privacy Act was enacted to ensure that individuals had an enforceable right to know the records that the government keeps about their activities," a group of advocates and companies recently wrote in a letter to the FBI.
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Rather than destroying agreements such as the INF we should be working with the other eight nuclear-armed states to negotiate a verifiable, enforceable, time-bound framework for dismantling the 14,500 nuclear weapons that remain in the world.
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"If you don't like [the North American Free Trade Agreement] NAFTA, this TPP trade deal overhauls NAFTA with enforceable, much stronger labor and environmental standards, which means that they won't undercut us as easily," he told the crowd.
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"Under the present circumstances, the only way for me to protect my rights is not to go to Iran," she wrote on Facebook earlier this month, saying "there is no place for an enforceable religious dress" in sports.
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The EPA's "plan" was to take a wait-and-see attitude—and they failed to immediately set any enforceable limit on the chemicals in drinking water that would be the first step towards providing recourse for impacted communities.
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Beguiled by the administration's claims that the agreement is non-binding, non-enforceable, and, therefore, not a treaty, many Republican lawmakers don't see how it could suppress domestic energy production or lock in the EPA's power plant rules.
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The tentative agreement includes enforceable staffing increases of 209 social workers, amounting to one in each school, a case manager in each school and 250 additional nurses by the end of the contract, the union and district said.
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The district has offered a raise for teachers of 16% over five years, enforceable targets for reducing class sizes and the addition of support staff across the district, according to Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who was elected in April.
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Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.), a member of the USMCA working group, acknowledged that some Democrats are becoming increasingly vocal about passing the deal soon, but he cautioned that it's most important that they get a strongly enforceable deal.
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On Monday, Mr. Davis seemed to walk back the statements he had made on Sunday, telling LBC Radio that the deal was "much more than legally enforceable," a comment that was welcomed by Ireland's prime minister, Leo Varadkar.
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"Not only do we have a valid, binding and enforceable long-term management agreement, but any suggestion that the hotel is not performing up to expectations is belied by the actual facts," the Trump Organization said in a statement.
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The United States should also commence discussions with the other nuclear powers about a more comprehensive nuclear agreement, a nuclear weapons convention, that will set up a verifiable, enforceable process and time line for the elimination of these weapons.
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Yes, you can write out your will on the back of a bar napkin if you wish, but it may not be worth a lot more than the paper it's written on (and seriously, it likely won't be enforceable).
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The big picture: Mayes' bill would create an enforceable 80% CES that's "technology neutral," meaning that utility companies would be required to limit greenhouse gas emissions, but would be free to choose the technology with which to do so.
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" After reading the study, they still didn't see the rule as enforceable, saying, "I don't see it as culturally workable in New York and I'm still worried the implementation of the rule would disproportionately harm poor and minority communities.
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"Even though we've got some of the most comprehensive human health data in existence, at least on PFOA, we still don't have federal, enforceable standards for this in drinking water," he said, extending his criticism to the Obama administration.
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While the resolution is not enforceable, Republicans say they wanted to send a clear message to the DOJ and are vowing to impeach or hold senior officials in contempt of Congress if they don't comply with their document request.
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The tricky part comes when YouTube has to relay that policy to its team of 10,000 moderators, who need an "enforceable" and "understandable" set of rules to decide what constitutes harassment and what is just "free speech," Wojcicki said.
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So long as arbitration provisions are made known to consumers, they are "enforceable, in commercial disputes and discrimination cases alike," Judge Christopher R. Cooper of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia wrote in his ruling.
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SYDNEY, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Australia's corporate watchdog has told Commonwealth Financial Planning Ltd, a unit of Commonwealth Bank of Australia, to stop charging or receiving ongoing service fees from its customers for failure to meet a Court Enforceable Undertaking.
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They say voluntary agreements aren't enforceable, and that since automatic braking is already available in some cars, issuing rules requiring the technology could be done faster than the six to eight years allowed under the agreement announced on Thursday.
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Midland Credit Management, one of the country's biggest debt collectors, has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of trying to entice hundreds of New Jersey consumers into paying old debt that was no longer legally enforceable.
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The report identifies inconsistencies in the games industry's 'age-ratings' stemming from self-regulation around the distribution of games (such as online games not being subject to a legally enforceable age-rating system, meaning voluntary ratings are used instead).
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In his majority opinion, Judge David Tatel wrote that after considering "the weighty issues at stake in this case", he and his colleague, Judge Patricia Millett, found the subpoena from the House oversight committee to be "valid and enforceable".
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Trump's lawyers, on the other hand, argued for the temporary restraining order against the subpoena to Trump's accounting firm, Mazars USA, which the attorneys claim is not legally enforceable because of the president's supposedly unique immunity from criminal investigation.
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"Having considered the weighty interests at stake in this case, we conclude that the subpoena issued by the committee to Mazars is valid and enforceable," Judge David S. Tatel, wrote for the majority, joined by Judge Patricia A. Millett.
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"He will emphasize our continued support for the agreement's high, enforceable standards that will benefit American workers and businesses while furthering our national security imperatives in the Asia Pacific," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said in a statement.
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Sixty-two per cent felt the world had become more insecure in the last two years and 69 per cent said they would support the creation of a new "supranational organisation to make enforceable global decisions" about major threats.
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Democrats in the U.S. Congress have long called for enforceable currency provisions in trade deals and were disappointed in 2015 when one was not included in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, which President Donald Trump abandoned last year.
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