As such, enforcing the resolution is an important part of enforcing the nuclear deal, the senators wrote.
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Not enforcing coverage requirements (that is, not enforcing the individual mandate) means fewer healthy people will buy in.
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The initiative features five strategies: enacting and enforcing policies related to alcohol, advancing and enforcing measures to reduce drunken driving, facilitating access to interventions or treatment for alcohol problems, enforcing restrictions around alcohol advertising and considering alcohol taxation and pricing policies.
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I&aposm more worried about teachers not enforcing it, teachers trying to be buddy-buddy with their students rather than enforcing the discipline.
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Immigration hard-liners never believed Obama was enforcing immigration law, even when he was enforcing it harder than any president (arguably) ever had.
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Even controlling for the record-breaking fires in California, the effect held, showing that enforcing or not enforcing environmental laws has direct impacts on health.
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One study found that 40% of employees who turn down job offers from competitors cite the clauses as a reason, whether they are in enforcing or non-enforcing states.
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We are -- ICE is enforcing the laws they enacted.
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" ZhenYuanDaXiang: "Actually enforcing the law would be more effective.
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" The second priority listed is "Enforcing our immigration laws.
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The judge held that the state "has no interest in enforcing laws that are unconstitutional" and that she would block the state from enforcing the laws while the legal challenges play out.
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ICE is responsible for enforcing immigration laws within the country.
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And, other than enforcing a law, how do we stop?
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The injunction will indefinitely prohibit Texas from enforcing the law.
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I created a few rudimentary rules and began enforcing them.
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He's been enforcing the nation's immigration laws for 23 years.
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But enacting a law and enforcing it are separate matters.
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"They're just not simply enforcing their own policies," he said.
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The problem has been in the enforcing of those rules.
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The US will start enforcing the tariff on August 23rd.
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The party has since grown tougher, enforcing discipline and authority.
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Riders stopping the EPA from enforcing pollution from livestock production.
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Overburdened courts were unequal to the task of enforcing contracts.
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Let's start enforcing what we have before creating new laws.
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"We're enforcing the New York laws on charity," he said.
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At the same time we haven't slowed down on enforcing.
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However, enforcing taxes is one thing that shouldn't be privatized.
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Avatars became tools for stoking chaos instead of enforcing order.
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Beijing also began enforcing stricter quality standards as of Jan.
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Laws are only as good as the agency enforcing them.
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Eisenberg said the city planned to begin enforcing the ordinance.
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Strictly enforcing FARA — the Foreign Agent Registration Act of 1938.
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The injunction barred the Labor Department from enforcing the rule.
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Enforcing the fine may prove complicated for the teams themselves.
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Are parties diverging because party leaders are enforcing team orthodoxy?
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He can stop enforcing key provisions like the individual mandate.
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In other words, it's not really enforcing the individual mandate.
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Democrats also argued that Republicans were selectively enforcing the rule.
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But it acknowledged that enforcing the standards had been challenging.
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In December, the company began enforcing new rules on violence.
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We're enforcing the laws as they exist on the books.
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Mr. Wolfe would have been responsible for enforcing those rules.
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The lesson is clear: Enforcing immigration laws deters illegal behavior.
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They could also meet there to discuss enforcing the truce.
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Enforcing the law was more trouble than it was worth.
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Police are enforcing the curfew with helicopters and military drones.
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She leads the agency enforcing nursing home laws and regulations.
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The real challenge will be enforcing the new harassment policy.
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The video is simply an instrument for enforcing the laws.
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Enforcing these policies will require a functioning Federal Election Commission.
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Employees are on the front lines of enforcing the rules.
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The E.P.A. was given the job of enforcing that standard.
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So enforcing that sort of ownership, which was really effective.
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One of its main missions is enforcing the Hatch Act.
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The state won't start enforcing the law until July 1.
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But the Trump administration hadn't really started enforcing that yet.
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HHS must rescind this proposed rule and strike a balance between enforcing statutory conscience rights provisions and enforcing crucial health care civil rights protections including those under Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act.
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Several local mayors, however, said they would continue enforcing it anyway.
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Enforcing the sober atmosphere was Mr. Reyes, the trip's official disciplinarian.
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Enforcing the rules on safe driving and strict tests also help.
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As the president said, the real problem is enforcing the law.
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The ICE is simply doing their job and enforcing the law.
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Attorney General remains fully committed to enforcing state voter fraud laws
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Implementing and enforcing effective consequences, including the cancelation of federal grants.
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The constitutionality of enforcing those laws, however, has never been tested.
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When not enforcing that-- HEGSETH: Michael before I get to you.
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Others have decriminalized it or effectively stopped enforcing laws against it.
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We are enforcing the laws as they exist on the books.
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We have not yet begun monitoring or enforcing the new rule.
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These days the government is much more effective in enforcing them.
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It means we are enforcing our laws as Congress passed them.
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Enforcing the ban is one of the government's priorities this year.
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HHS said the new division would focus on enforcing those laws.
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The problem for Twitter has always been in enforcing those rules.
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Also, some other states are setting clear regulations and enforcing mandates.
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Blockchains will challenge governance and centrally controlled ways of enforcing transactions.
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A foreign agency, they say, has no business enforcing Guatemala's laws.
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"In terms of enforcing behavior, that's tough to do," he said.
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We&aposre law enforcement officers enforcing the law that you enacted.
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Another important question will be how to go about enforcing restrictions.
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"It's not the policeman's fault for enforcing the law," Kelly says.
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Ordinary people are essential for enforcing social norms—and indeed laws.
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All he needs to do is stop enforcing Obama's climate initiatives.
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Enacting a law and enforcing it are two entirely separate things.
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Five separate federal agencies share responsibility for writing and enforcing it.
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It's still unclear whether enforcing this alternate interpretation is even legal.
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Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content.
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Finally, some say that enforcing cell phone bans is simply impossible.
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REUTERS: On diesel, you've gotten aggressive on enforcing the diesel cases.
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The federal courts have temporarily blocked Trump from enforcing that order.
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But enforcing the contempt finding would fall to the Justice Department.
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Police continue to practice enforcing unwritten rules of exclusionary white space.
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We look at why enforcing their rights has been so difficult.
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It's that states and localities are not enforcing their existing laws.
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Enforcing the Trumpian omerta during Wednesday's hearing fell to congressional Republicans.
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She mentioned North Korea, Russian aggression and enforcing the Iran agreement.
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They found themselves enforcing an airline rule, rather than civil law.
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Prosecutors are enforcing consent decrees on police departments in 14 cities.
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Elizabeth Warren about enforcing a wealth tax on America's super-rich.
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But making the rules and enforcing them are two different matters.
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As Oregon's labor commissioner, I've been tasked with enforcing nondiscrimination laws.
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So, when it comes to enforcing security, regulatory grey areas emerge.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, however, vowed to continue enforcing the policy.
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It's unclear whether enforcing the law would make any substantial difference.
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But the NYPD has been lax about enforcing its own rule.
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Enforcing political "neutrality" online is a tall — and probably unconstitutional — order.
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Enforcing and implementing the ruling will be an ongoing uphill challenge.
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Besides enforcing real reporting, how can we prevent bullying on buses?
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OSHA is scheduled to start enforcing the rule on Sept. 23.
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Sanctions have less force if a broader group isn't enforcing them.
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Amazon has had issues enforcing its ad policies in the past.
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O'Connor agreed and issued a nationwide injunction against enforcing the rule.
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CREDITORS OF UAE'S AL JABER GROUP CONSIDER ENFORCING DEBT CLAIMS - SOURCES
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"Simply enforcing a fatally flawed agreement is not sufficient," Ryan said.
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California's Justice Department will begin enforcing the law on July 1.
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Immigration officials could have begun enforcing the requirement on Dec. 1.
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Prosecutors are charged with enforcing the law without fear or favor.
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"I was enforcing it this afternoon," Mr. Boente told The Post.
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Sanctuary cities block local law enforcement from enforcing federal immigration laws.
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WikiLeaks will continue publishing, enforcing transparency where secrecy is the norm.
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She later clarified that she's committed to enforcing special education law.
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" Sessions replied, "I won't commit to never enforcing federal law, Sen.
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I would also make a distinction between enforcing antitrust and regulation.
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Baker involves the filing of class actions and enforcing arbitration agreements.
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And she said she is faithfully enforcing the laws enacted by Congress.
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The department is enforcing an additional 19 agreements with law enforcement agencies.
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Boykin notes that the previous presidents were elected without enforcing voter IDs.
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A closer look at some of the government's options for enforcing it.
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Only 35 percent blame the federal government for actually enforcing the law.
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Will we play an assistive role, will we play an enforcing role?
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But the company is often blasted for not properly enforcing these rules.
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" The Police Chief said his department, "will not be enforcing immigration laws.
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China says it is not enforcing arbitrary detention and political re-education.
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Which government officials would be responsible for determining and enforcing these consequences?
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Moscow's track record on enforcing red lines in Syria has been poor.
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We remain committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information.
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But enforcing that law is often a complex, multiyear endeavor for workers.
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Once you set the rules, the job of enforcing them becomes routine.
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There are signs that the West is getting tougher about enforcing sanctions.
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So it's an Obama red line, and yet Trump is enforcing it.
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China seems to be enforcing the sanctions much more tightly than before.
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Fire insurance did not exist, and courts were merciless in enforcing covenants.
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Tanzania isn't the only African nation enforcing harsh laws targeting LGBTQ citizens.
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Numerous posts have praised the Saudi King for enforcing the law equally.
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By enforcing competition rules, it can ensure that poor conduct is punished.
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America announced new measures aimed at enforcing UN sanctions on North Korea.
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Three, it inexplicably passed the buck for enforcing its policies to journalists.
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And no law enforcing that would ever be upheld by the courts.
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At a minimum, she has to tell them to keep enforcing it.
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Enforcing these laws in foreign waters is difficult, but not completely impossible.
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Also, Price doesn't have an unlimited capacity to stop enforcing Obamacare's regulations.
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We cannot settle for illusory solutions such as not enforcing bad laws.
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There is a password required for entry and a bouncer enforcing it.
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Server admins can prevent this basically by enforcing HTTPS at every level.
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"Concentrate one's efforts on strengthening daily supervision and enforcing discipline," Wang added.
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It's unclear to what extent Amazon will be enforcing this policy, however.
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Ross said the information was intended to aid in enforcing voting rules.
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Cops were enforcing a warrant out of Houston for a mall attack.
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By enforcing the consent decree, Judge Bredar heard Baltimore's cry for help.
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The Attorney General is charged with the duty of enforcing federal laws.
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In some cases, they were enforcing unjust laws of a different era.
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That resolution also gave committee chairmen more legal powers in enforcing subpoenas.
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There is no league of international, law-enforcing guardians of the ozone.
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For years, U.S. administrations have pulled their punches on enforcing U.S. laws.
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In Sweden, there is a law enforcing a five-week vacation policy.
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We need to make sure that we are enforcing the standard completely.
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Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is negotiating with China and enforcing Trump's tariffs.
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They say they believe the administration is simply enforcing existing immigration law.
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Would Carson continue enforcing the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule, Masto asked.
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Just enforcing intellectual property rules alone could save millions of American jobs.
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DHS priorities: Securing and managing our borders and enforcing our immigration laws.
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Importantly, parties played a key role in enforcing the two-term norm.
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Can a platform keep all its users safe without enforcing communities standards?
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This raises the question: Who should be tasked with enforcing these norms?
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Bret: Can we encourage habits of social distancing without enforcing total lockdowns?
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Most taxing would be determining and enforcing the criteria of who's eligible.
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Rather, it was about how the Trump administration was enforcing the policy.
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He's clearly uncomfortable with his mission, enforcing segregation, and wants to connect.
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At echelons below the top level, he writes, "loyalty-enforcing groupthink" abounded.
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Local governments also saved money by not enforcing the ban on spirits.
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We've been enforcing some guidance for specific words related to the pandemic.
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With more states legalizing recreational marijuana, enforcing DUI laws becomes more complicated.
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Even if the rule sticks, the greater challenge will be enforcing it.
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Why it matters: The FEC is responsible for enforcing campaign finance laws.
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He pushed back on such charges, saying he was enforcing election law.
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This suggests either fewer new rules or less diligence in enforcing them.
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But firms might have difficulty enforcing them in this shaky economic climate.
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However, I'm not sure Mr. Bolsonaro is capable of enforcing his command.
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My office will be vigilant in protecting consumers and enforcing licensing laws.
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But enforcing the law, if it passes, will be another challenge altogether.
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"We support the administration in enforcing trade," he told CNBC on Monday.
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Enforcing immigration law counteracts efforts to engage more closely with the community.
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"They're not enforcing their own policies," Ms. Doerfler, the N.Y.U. researcher, said.
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The town, he said, is simply enforcing zoning laws for safety purposes.
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The government engaged in a sophisticated large-scale propaganda campaign enforcing loyalty.
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But around 2005, the Fraud Section began enforcing it much more vigorously.
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The new rules would have blocked many schools from enforcing those clauses.
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States spend more than $2628 billion dollars enforcing marijuana laws every year.
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They're responsible for enforcing immigration and trade laws and inspecting agriculture products.
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She blames everybody, including President Trump for enforcing the law, except herself.
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And what Mr. Sandweg called unfettered discretion, they called enforcing the law.
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Iran's morality police are tasked with enforcing the country's strict social rules.
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CBP called border searches "essential" to enforcing the law and national security.
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Enforcing our already-existing immigration laws could have prevented these tragic deaths.
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And in real life, enforcing black invisibility would be a white obsession.
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He suggested they might consider enforcing a minimum wage for plasma sellers.
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And he acknowledged that enforcing any agreement was not easy to achieve.
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The front line of enforcing the ban is at the departure gate.
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Pete Buttigieg: Well, and the appeal of that is that it moves in the direction of enforcing an expectation of transparency rather than enforcing a certain standard of what speech is true or false, or good or harmful.
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Clinton and transform the country's financial system by enforcing stricter regulations on banks.
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To me, it sounds like it's basically enforcing the tenets of procedural justice.
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The department has stopped enforcing an Obama-era rule that banned tip pooling.
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The president is responsible for implementing and enforcing the laws written by Congress.
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And of course Trump is enforcing our immigration laws after years of neglect.
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Next, the Department will continue to prioritize enforcing and improving our immigration laws.
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But we don&apost talk about the heartlessness of not enforcing the border.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," he writes.
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She predicts they will eventually shift this time investigating and enforcing the law.
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Enforcing the law saves lives, protects communities and taxpayers, and prevents human suffering.
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And while Disqus has a hate speech policy, they aren't really enforcing it.
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But China has been criticized in the past for not enforcing previous sanctions.
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The two orders will prohibit government bureaucrats from enforcing rules that aren't public.
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In that sense you see an alignment between enforcing regulation and economic growth.
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Enforcing net neutrality rules is a significant win for India's 1.3 billion people.
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Wednesday&aposs lawsuit also accuses Israel of improperly enforcing an anti-boycott law.
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We're told store employees are strictly enforcing a 2 items per person limit.
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The department had already stopped enforcing the tip-pooling ban nationwide in July.
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In other words, the FCC could be prevented from enforcing net neutrality indefinitely.
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"We oppose countries militarizing artificial islands and enforcing excessive maritime claims," Mattis said.
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But Tianneng's Zhang said regulators were not enforcing policies and penalizing unqualified companies.
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Conflicts of interest aren't really conflicts if no one is enforcing the rules.
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Republicans have said for years that we should focus on enforcing existing laws.
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They were framed mostly as clarifying and enforcing existing law, not expanding it.
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But the bigger challenge than writing rules is consistently and fairly enforcing them.
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Namely, moderation and privacy, and whether Facebook is capable of successfully enforcing either.
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If upheld, this would block federal employees nationwide from enforcing the travel ban.
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"By any measurement, we do a terrible job of enforcing this," Cassara says.
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"We oppose countries militarizing artificial islands and enforcing excessive maritime claims," Mattis stated.
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It means we are properly enforcing our laws as Congress has passed them.
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"It means we are enforcing our laws as Congress passed them," Sessions explained.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," Zuckerberg said.
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Analysts say there is no legal basis for enforcing store closures or segregation.
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"Much of the burden of enforcing UN sanctions rests with China," she said.
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Federal officials are asking North Carolina's governor to refrain from enforcing the law.
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For those enforcing capital punishment, the search for a practical killing method continues.
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Venues enforcing the rule are being accused of xenophobia, according to The Telegraph.
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"Much of the burden of enforcing U.N. sanctions rests with China," Haley said.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China will start enforcing those rules on Oct. 1.
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The crowd isn't good at enforcing the law because it's not their job.
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But Allred, for one, sees no signs that courts will stop enforcing them.
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Secondly, the government has arguably taken a rather heavy-handed approach enforcing them.
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The agency is responsible for enforcing U.S. trade and travel restrictions on Cuba.
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Since few referees are equipped with theodolites, enforcing this rule has been hard.
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It is hard to see what could do the enforcing except the budget.
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"Our local police should not be responsible for enforcing federal immigration laws," Rep.
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"As educators, we are charged with enforcing policy," Fano wrote in a statement.
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Nor can you fault her parents for enforcing a bit of artificial deprivation.
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We now want established standards, with trained editors and producers enforcing strict rules.
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If you want to stop enforcing a law, O.K., I guess you can.
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Law enforcement is not in the business of making laws, just enforcing them.
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Patrick may believe he has no alternative to enforcing the Trump/Sessions policy.
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"Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights laws is a CBP priority trade mission," said Miller.
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These cities limit their cooperation with the federal government in enforcing immigration policies.
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Enforcing the Constitution and federal laws against Mr. Trump will fall to Congress.
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So what funds could be kept from universities for not enforcing free speech?
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Why do we have so much trouble enforcing the moral lines we draw?
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Oregon is reportedly considering enforcing a ban on single-use plastic checkout bags.
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They have shown little regard for enforcing the worker protections that already exist.
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Philippine National Police Chief Oscar Albayalde said officers were enforcing a court order.
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According to the deal, the Russians were the responsible for enforcing the zone.
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Centralized institutions are critical to preventing such "social hacking," by enforcing encoded norms.
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But he said police officers and prosecutors should continue enforcing the current laws.
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That's why it works, but I'm not in favor of a dictatorial enforcing.
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As attorney general, Sessions will be in charge of enforcing civil rights laws.
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Defense officials said the troops will not be enforcing United States immigration law.
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The government has put the military in charge of enforcing the national shutdown.
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Once you erase a big red line, it's hard to start enforcing others.
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Second, these agencies have a critical role in setting and enforcing relevant rules.
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Enforcing export controls on artificial intelligence would present an unusual challenge for regulators.
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Improving governance and the enforcing the rule of law also could be critical.
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Enforcing the law against surreptitious foreign influence always has been a complicated undertaking.
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When licenses are issued, the Department remains committed to strictly enforcing those licenses.
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Police enforcing traffic blocks by controlling who enters the city and who doesn't.
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The lawsuit asks a judge to stop the company from enforcing the policy.
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State attorneys general and the Federal Trade Commission are charged with enforcing COPPA.
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One is that VAR is merely a method for enforcing the actual rules.
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But without further court action, the agency would have to start enforcing it.
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Congress has repeatedly granted the executive branch broad power in enforcing immigration laws.
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The EEOC is in charge of enforcing civil rights laws in the workplace.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," he wrote.
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It remained unclear Wednesday when Pakistan would begin enforcing the promised retaliatory measures.
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The state's principal function is protecting public safety, not enforcing their immigration laws.
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A "genuine European asylum office" enforcing a common migration regime has not materialised.
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His ruling also barred the administration from enforcing its limits on accepting refugees.
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Enforcing strong human rights conditions serves the interests of both Egyptians and Americans.
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And we are enforcing our laws in accordance with international human rights standards.
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The sanctions rely on China and Russia enforcing them, which may not happen.
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Tom Steyer: Our government must deal with monopolies by enforcing our antitrust laws.
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Twitter has never been very good about setting up and enforcing speech rules.
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The new administration could choose to put few resources into enforcing these rules.
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It remained unclear Wednesday when Pakistan would begin enforcing the promised retaliatory measures.
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But critics say the police and prosecutors are lax about enforcing the law.
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Even those enforcing the rules have been confused about how to interpret them.
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Lawyers say some hardball tactics aimed at enforcing confidentiality might also go away.
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Or that he can stop enforcing it now because of the Texas case?
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Without enforcing the Basic Act, fundamental land rights enshrined are inconsequential, said Kawlo.
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What to watch: "Depending on how quickly the Maryland case moves, it's possible we could see dueling injunctions — one ordering the Trump administration to stop enforcing the law, the other ordering it to keep enforcing," ACA legal expert Nick Bagley writes.
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Too often the lines between enforcing the law and treating the sick are blurred.
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The ruling blocks the state from enforcing the law, though state officials could appeal.
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In enforcing a law, an agency can issue an order or rule interpreting it.
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Anybody who&aposs had this law enforcing position, it would be the same thing.
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The EEOC is the government agency in charge of enforcing federal workplace discrimination laws.
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It's not Ramos's fault if he was enforcing rules that other umpires have not.
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Police were enforcing a curfew when they broke up the rally using brutal tactics.
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It&aposs enforcing those limits on government power that are contained in the Constitution.
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So until we do, would we want ICE out there aggressively enforcing our laws?
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The authors argue that the fees prevent genuine claimants from enforcing their employment rights.
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The federal judge ordered the state Department of Human Services to stop enforcing it.
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"I think his personal feelings take a backseat to enforcing the law," he said.
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"We have never had trouble enforcing the terms of our original policy," she said.
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And very happy that have quiet hours here they begin enforcing at 10 p.m.
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Part of Buttigieg's plan focuses on enforcing laws that are already on the books.
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But my rising and moon signs are water signs, enforcing my struggle for balance.
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"Computer vision and facial recognition enable new ways of enforcing laws," Harvey told Gizmodo.
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It is ranked particularly badly at protecting minority investors, enforcing contracts and resolving insolvency.
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It's apparently part of a larger effort to begin enforcing rules adopted last year.
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"You know, these are the laws of the state that they're enforcing," Kelly says.
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HHS doesn't face the same constraints when it comes to enforcing key ACA provisions.
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Internet providers have said that enforcing the ban will be difficult, if not impossible.
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In addition to enforcing new rules, Twitter is also expanding the meaning of others.
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Europe is considering doing it over the far less noble cause of enforcing copyright.
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The effectiveness of the Australian corporate regulator in enforcing the law was also scrutinised.
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Each flag is a reminder that Gilead is watching and enforcing its extremist principles.
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But the Appellate Division, First Department, temporarily stopped New York City from enforcing it.
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According to some reports, ISIS has stopped enforcing a ban on smoking, for example.
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Do the existing tariffs come off or do they remain as an enforcing measure.
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Trump could also make changes simply by appointing new personnel or not enforcing rules.
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And for the first time, the IRS will be aggressively enforcing the individual mandate.
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Kudlow said U.S. officials will monitor Chinese progress on enforcing the commitments very closely.
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For its part, China says it is committed to enforcing sanctions against North Korea.
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The DEA hasn't stopped enforcing the law but recognizes that enforcement alone isn't enough.
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The renegade is enforcing its dominance with threats and intimidation that sometimes get physical.
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Republicans say the policy existed long before the Trump administration started enforcing it broadly.
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"The president has all the power with respect to enforcing the law," he said.
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The groups requested that a judge block the Education Department from enforcing the provisions.
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"They are putting even a further chill on FWS actually enforcing it," Greenwald said.
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"Quiet down!" says Bill, who shows up wearing a robe, the dad enforcing bedtime.
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The moves by those courts are preventing the administration from enforcing its transgender ban.
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We are going to be very strict in terms of enforcing against fake accounts.
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"They are putting even a further chill on FWS actually enforcing it," Greenwald said.
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"The thing the president should be doing ... is enforcing the laws that we have."
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" He said the goal is to keep families together while also "enforcing the law.
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Sanjay Beri, CEO of Netskope, specialize in enforcing security across cloud applications and network.
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Skavdahl last year put an injunction on the rule, prohibiting Interior from enforcing it.
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Europe could start by enforcing its 0.33 euro per litre duty on jet fuel.
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One reason could be that they don't want the burden of enforcing the policy.
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Committee leaders now must decide how far to go in enforcing the congressional subpoenas.
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The topic: the online antiques marketplace 2000stdibs and its new approach for enforcing commissions.
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Sessions responded to criticism on Thursday by citing the Bible on enforcing the law.
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"You stop enforcing those regulations and that number will go way up," she said.
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But even if you have a budget in place, the key is enforcing it.
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Even by enforcing sanctions, the U.S. cannot stop Mahan from delivering its deadly cargo.
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Mississippi and Alabama shortly afterward began enforcing similar laws that previously had been barred.
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Monitoring these activities and enforcing policies and procedures is the responsibility of compliance departments.
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She doesn't think Airbnb has a good track record of enforcing its own policies.
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Ideally, quarantines would be self-enforcing, and people subject to such orders would comply.
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"Enforcing this law is like taking a bazooka to a fly," Mr. Ho said.
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It is deeply ingrained in Iranian life, enforcing Islamic codes and crushing political dissent.
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And now we know the federal official charged with enforcing the Hatch Act agrees.
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"Enforcing the idea that every service member is a hero is dangerous," he writes.
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Negotiators are also likely to discuss mechanisms for enforcing the Taliban guarantees on terrorism.
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By July, the department was enforcing "dry Sunday," to end the scourge of drunkenness.
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Bush and Huckabee attract those who are not so focused on enforcing proportional fairness.
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They could go to court themselves to try to seek orders enforcing the subpoenas.
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As the C.F.P.B.'s acting director, he wouldn't stop enforcing the law as written.
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Enforcing minimum wages or other driver-protection measures would be better than capping service.
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If anything, the law and the rules enforcing the law need to be strengthened.
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But the FEC is charged with enforcing regulations that were last changed in 2006.
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And police patrols are unleashing indiscriminate violence in the name of enforcing the lockdown.
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Wilander agreed that the ATP was inconsistent in enforcing the rules for different players.
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But now the government is enforcing it, to put some teeth into the curfew.
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Tamara Lawrence, said that in general top commanders are increasingly focused on enforcing discipline.
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The governments oversee and regulate the process by setting and enforcing standards for screening.
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When it comes to enforcing the law, however, Mr. Zelensky's tests are just beginning.
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The court has already imposed an injunction forbidding the government from enforcing the mandate.
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What happened is that in the US, they essentially stopped enforcing pro-competition policies.
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The Thursday order means the EPA can once again stop enforcing the methane rule.
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We have a legal structure that we are charged with enforcing and acting under.
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The groups asked a judge to stop the department from enforcing the new provisions.
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A loyalist of President Xi Jinping, Luo is known for enforcing Communist Party discipline.
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A loyalist of President Xi Jinping, Luo is known for enforcing Communist Party discipline.
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With donor help, it got spraying machinery and began enforcing iodination standards on industry.
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As the branch charged with enforcing the law, the executive failed in its duty.
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But she does not appear to have experience crafting or enforcing consumer protection laws.
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The lawsuit asks the court to block the school from enforcing the new policy.
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It has also insisted it is dedicated to enforcing U.N. sanctions against North Korea.
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He would also have an important hand in shaping and enforcing US immigration policy.
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I insisted on things, confident hundreds of other women were enforcing the same boundaries.
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Loyalty tests became a mechanism for enforcing norms associated with gender and heterosexual relationships.
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U.S. judges in at least five states blocked federal authorities from enforcing the order.
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The very nature of enforcing the prohibition fuels and inspires creativity and changing tactics.
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Barr will also pledge to continue enforcing the four priorities at the Justice Department, including fighting violent crime, prosecuting hate crimes, enforcing and improving immigration laws, and protecting the right to vote and the integrity of elections, according to the prepared testimony.
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Furthermore, if the administration ultimately lost the court battle, it could split the nation's auto market in two, with the federal government enforcing one set of emissions standards and a group of major states including California enforcing their own separate and stricter rules.
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But enforcing the standards has been a challenge, with fraudulent practices believed to be widespread.
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Now Mr Sall's government stands accused of selectively enforcing corruption laws to sideline his opponents.
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DeVos said she would not commit to enforcing the rule, but instead would "review" it.
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We have strong enforcement in that area and already enforcing that standard in our company.
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They do a terribly job communicating these policies and a wildly inconsistent job enforcing them.
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When political parties can decide who sits where, seating becomes a tool for enforcing discipline.
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The United States should not apologize for enforcing its own immigration law, O&aposBrien said.
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"Even if there is such a law, enforcing it is a major challenge," he said.
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Simply commanding the vice president to stop enforcing them creates a Senate where anything goes.
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US military officials, meanwhile, have vowed to continue enforcing a free and open Indo-Pacific.
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Enforcing antitrust and public utility rules more aggressively would open up bottlenecks in economic activity.
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For the case of enforcing strong net neutrality rules, the FCC seems the logical choice.
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Trump has accused two of them of stifling his rallies by enforcing crowd size restrictions.
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The latter grabbed the attention of Atlus, known for being aggressive in enforcing copyright takedowns.
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Courts in other states and federal jurisdictions have issued mixed rulings against enforcing such bans.
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Ilhan Omar, who was recently accused of making anti-Semitic comments enforcing hateful cultural stereotypes.
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McCorvey sued his office to prevent Wade from enforcing the Texas law that prohibited abortion.
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It's also completely dependent on the FCC and FTC actually investigating complaints and enforcing consequences.
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As 9to5Mac notes, this is likely because of a new restriction that Apple is enforcing.
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We are always working to get better at evaluating this content and enforcing our standards.
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But when it comes to actually enforcing those rules, the agency's hands are largely tied.
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Working hard, they don't mind (it) now that they're doing their job enforcing the law.
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But the new activists believe enforcing immigration laws is essentially an ongoing human rights violation.
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The Administration's report mentions several broadly supported objectives, including enforcing trade laws and opening markets.
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Good judges defend those safeguards, insisting that the government honor them while enforcing the law.
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Fines enforcing the Obama-era requirement that virtually all Americans have coverage would be eliminated.
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General Sessions Judge Sam Benningfield signed a standing order on May 15 enforcing the program.
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More regulatory rulings are needed to lay down the rules by actually enforcing the law.
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U.S. Customs and Border Patrol released a statement saying its agents were enforcing the law.
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And Oregon state law has banned local police from enforcing federal immigration laws since 1987.
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By enforcing these limitations, companies are denying LGBTQ+ people the opportunity to truly be ourselves.
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As such, Gillibrand's proposal said, there's no mechanism right now for enforcing sexual assault policies.
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Gallego disputed that and accused the administration of incompetence in enforcing its zero tolerance policy.
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Notably, the 2014 law ultimately puts the president in charge of enforcing the whistleblower protections.
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Loudoun County has not been shy about enforcing the law on Mr. Trump's golf course.
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The five regulators charged with enforcing the rule will now accept comments until October 17.
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Among those efforts was the move to bar local authorities from enforcing federal immigration laws.
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Enforcing a political scrubbing of records of Muslims greatly affected our ability to do that.
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Every executive is responsible for enforcing the policy all the way down the chain, recursively.
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If enforcing the agreement is important to the Democrats, they need to address this flaw.
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These are the type of steps that the White House should be embracing and enforcing.
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"I think they have plenty to do enforcing clear violations of the law," he said.
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McCarthy's agency is the main federal force responsible for enforcing the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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If city officials immediately stop enforcing local, state, and federal laws, yes, people will die.
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The Dutch central bank (DNB) is seen as Europe's toughest in enforcing Solvency II rules.
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The government is no longer shy about enforcing removals of anyone here illegally — even grandmothers.
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Don't shy away from enforcing constitutional rights that are in the text of the Constitution.
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Congress needs to rework the referral system or return to enforcing its own contempt orders.
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It should give investors (and states, and consumers) confidence by making and enforcing clear rules.
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The other side: DHS and DOJ continues to insist they are merely enforcing existing laws.
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Some experts also question whether the Obama administration itself was vigilant about enforcing the rule.
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None of the volunteers know who is enforcing that or who put that word out.
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Complying with not punching people in the face, in practice, is voluntary and self-enforcing.
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More broadly, the Obama administration has made a priority of aggressively enforcing laws protecting workers.
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Stars don't establish team rules, but their acquiescence goes a long way in enforcing them.
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But, as Brooks points out, the police are a blunt instrument for enforcing parenting mores.
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One DOJ section charged with enforcing laws on police department misconduct has been completely inactive.
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Yet we're squeamish about enforcing standards that could mitigate some of its increasingly debilitating threats.
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On May 3, a preliminary injunction was issued stopping the government from enforcing the policy.
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The Justice Department is in charge of enforcing conflict-of-interest laws in bankruptcy court.
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The Constitution means nothing if the people charged with enforcing it don't care about it.
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It prides itself on being a neutral referee, enforcing shared standards of accuracy and honesty.
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The most common answer by far was "discipline," which included enforcing chores and other responsibilities.
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At the same time, she said, American bishops have grown stricter about enforcing the E.R.D.s.
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It was his fault, yeah, 'cause not enforcing it on his wife is his fault.
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Among other things, the new proposal would give states significant leeway in enforcing the rules.
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Rulings by the court are legally binding, but it has no way of enforcing them.
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Prosecutors and regulators are stuck enforcing laws that are ill-suited to 21st-century misconduct.
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It will begin enforcing the policy in the rest of the world starting on Jan.
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The Philippine president called on the police and military to help in enforcing the ban.
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Such backtracking would destroy institutional norms since established to ensure independence in enforcing the law.
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China appears to have responded to a top U.S. priority, enforcing sanctions against North Korea.
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Holder, an Alabama case, Texas officials announced that they would start enforcing the ID law.
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Gorsuch said that his job is enforcing that approach "as faithfully and fearlessly" as possible.
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Popular Mobilisation, or Hashid Shaabi, will stay outside the town, enforcing a blockade, he said.
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Some measures already exist, but councils are hamstrung by the near-impossibility of enforcing them.
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U.S. officials faulted Russia for not enforcing a 26 agreement to eliminate Syria's chemical weapons.
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"We are committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information," Grewal's statement read.
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"We are committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information," Grewal's statement reads.
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Umpires are responsible for enforcing the rules fairly and making expectations clear to all players.
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" Grewal said that Facebook is "committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information.
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Nor would he commit to enforcing a rule to protect construction workers from carcinogenic dust.
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"It says a lot about the difficulty in enforcing Indiana's anti-texting law," he said.
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Walmart has said it plans to take a "non-confrontational" approach to enforcing the policy.
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He sees a judge's job as enforcing that approach "as faithfully and fearlessly" as possible.
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After years of strictly enforcing a list of forbidden words, Amazon has loosened its rules.
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United States that allowed police to check a person's immigration status while enforcing other laws.
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And yet the law and the people tasked with enforcing it do not always reciprocate.
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It would also reduce funding for enforcing pollution laws by 11 percent to $153 million.
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But he knew it was unpopular, and his administration was not keen on enforcing it.
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Arkansas began enforcing such requirements last year under a waiver granted by the Trump administration.
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But enforcing that obligation — and punishing those who ignore it — has been no easy task.
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We will begin enforcing this rule around affiliation with such organizations on December 18, 2017.
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We also need to ensure that our NYPD is enforcing traffic flow, north and south.
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A justice system that deals swiftly and ruthlessly with dissidents fails dismally at enforcing quotidian regulation.
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A second and related threat is that the Trump administration will stop enforcing the employer mandate.
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We are focused on enforcing the law and helping taxpayers fully understand and meet their obligations.
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If U.S. punishment is obvious or a matter of enforcing norms, then more proof is needed.
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He would call up military and police reservists to relieve forces worn out by enforcing it.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order in May discouraging the IRS from enforcing the law.
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They're given that label because of the perception that they are not enforcing federal immigration law.
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But U.S. officials and experts have often questioned China's commitment to enforcing sanctions on North Korea.
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The US government, the report states, will be responsible for enforcing these standards on private companies.
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Don&apost shy away from enforcing constitutional rights that are in the text of the Constitution.
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But a Chinese official said the decision was simply a step towards enforcing existing UN sanctions.
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LVMH executives in October said Chinese authorities are enforcing regulations around luxury importation with more strength.
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"Treasury plays a critical role in enforcing the regulations to increase transparency," the Oregon Democrat said.
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So it's asking the Supreme Court for permission to start enforcing it as soon as possible.
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Becerra, whose office will be responsible for enforcing the law when it goes into effect Jan.
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And in 2014, the FDA started enforcing the rule — presumably with better equipment than I had.
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In Hall, Ms Ginsburg wrote, the court said states had "some flexibility...in enforcing Atkins' holding".
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The Justice Department asked Broderick to delay enforcing his order, saying they were considering an appeal.
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Transgender troops have also asked the courts to permanently halt the administration from enforcing a ban.
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Better to use other legal means of enforcing equality and women's rights, such as child protection.
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The biggest problem is enforcing the rules in the smoke-control zones, such as central London.
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Yet, it's truly about control and enforcing the country's increasingly "conservative" attitude on every individual woman.
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The commission said it was enforcing the rules without suggesting the breach had altered the result.
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Not based on its content changing but based on Google enforcing its Play Store policies differently.
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Rather, it's given users until December 18, 2017 when it will then begin enforcing the rule.
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However, it's not clear exactly how long (or how firmly) YouTube has been enforcing this rule.
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But Britain is lax in enforcing both its minimum wage and its standards for working conditions.
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They are instead interested in enforcing their own reactionary views with regard to women and sex.
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Perhaps most important is that enforcing either transparency or bans requires capable and neutral electoral authorities.
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Since then, however, the Federal Communications Commission has essentially stopped enforcing the required on-air identification.
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According to a PwC report, the FTC was generally on its own enforcing protections until 2018.
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Ofori-Atta said the government is hopeful of meeting the challenges by enforcing strict financial discipline.
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It seems that not all employees in the park are heavily enforcing the no-robes rule.
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They're met with police, who are enforcing Hiram's quarantine with the help of so many guns.
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Enforcing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the official justification was a "distraction", the chief wrote.
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The second method—enforcing rules lightly, if at all—can be implemented through handy budget cuts.
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Prisons, both on and off television, are a primary means of enforcing morality and achieving justice.
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On Friday, I wrote about Twitter's seeming paralysis when it came to enforcing its platform rules.
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It can argue it's not putting any new conditions on funding whatsoever — just enforcing existing rules.
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Xi, under intense pressure from Trump, started enforcing sanctions strictly in the second half of 2017.
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That shows that enforcing the law, having consequences and deterrence to illegal activity has an effect.
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I expected this last week when news that Netflix would be enforcing content licensing first broke.
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Ajit Pai, the commission's newish chairman, thinks that strict rules enforcing network neutrality are not needed.
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The appeals-court judges increased the sentence to 12 years, but are not enforcing it immediately.
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Bruce Rauner issued an executive order that required state agencies to stop enforcing fair share fees.
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Only time can tell what changes will be wrought by enforcing no̵ ̵more f͟e͡ma̕l͟e҉ pr̸e͠s͏enti͡n̢g ni͜pples.
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Enforcing conformity in the Internet age The secrecy of the algorithms further pushes people toward conformity.
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Israel has also begun enforcing a ban on foreign activists who support boycotts of the country.
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"Yes, the system is overwhelmed because now we're doing exactly that, enforcing the law," Kelly said.
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Despite the conditions, officials have been strict about enforcing the 25-second time limit between points.
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Three-quarters of Americans said U.S. intervention should be limited to enforcing the chemical weapons ban.
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However, respecting and enforcing civil rights are critical to achieving the highest ideals of this country.
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Under federal law, state regulators are charged with testing drinking water and enforcing water safety laws.
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It simply prevents Trump's administration from enforcing it against this family pending a March 21 hearing.
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After the incident, production implemented changes, including enforcing a "two drink per hour maximum" for contestants.
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This requires enforcing the intellectual property laws we have when they are being used as intended.
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His ruling came just hours before the federal government planned to start enforcing Trump's executive order.
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We know that on its own, the Obama administration chose to stop enforcing the employer mandate.
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The right has a long and storied history of enforcing its own version of political correctness.
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But we cannot best serve our communities if we are charged with enforcing federal immigration laws.
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Establishing and enforcing national laws, policies and regulations for limiting behaviors must also be in place.
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While theoretically this all makes sense, enforcing a rule like this would likely not be easy.
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He said Trump's immigration proposals include building a wall, enforcing existing laws and ending sanctuary cities.
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Both Penn State and the IFC maintain they weren't responsible for enforcing the chapter's alcohol ban.
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The Homeland Security department, which overseas the TSA, said it would begin enforcing a post-Sept.
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The lawsuit alleges that DeVos is violating federal law by not enforcing the rule, BuzzFeed reported.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) will be responsible for enforcing the liquid nicotine packaging standards.
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The six defendants are all named because of their roles in enforcing and announcing Acosta's suspension.
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"HHS is committed to fully enforcing the civil rights laws passed by Congress," the statement reads.
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She said the shift didn't mean employees in the office weren't focused on enforcing EPA laws.
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He also began enforcing the law of lèse-majesté, muzzling any criticism of the royal family.
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The federal government plays an oversight role — enforcing the contractual relationships between schools, employers and apprentices.
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In Hoboken, local police are enforcing scooter rules through citations and suspending or even terminating accounts.
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The resolution would block EPA from enforcing the rule and prevent similar regulations in the future.
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Ingraham went on to argue that Democrats oppose enforcing immigration laws, which is harming the country.
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For example, antitrust laws still exist, and regulators with sufficient political will can start enforcing them.
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The union claimed that Morton had abandoned the Agency's core mission of enforcing the immigration laws.
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Republicans on Thursday said the bill would not prevent the FCC from enforcing truthful billing practices.
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Enforcing rules might push Italy to exit; not doing so might encourage others to break them.
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When the administration changed in 2017, the FDA decided to delay enforcing the laws until 2022.
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They also beef up personnel for enforcing current restrictions and request extra funding for mental healthcare.
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"The authority will provide all cooperation to the law enforcing agency in this investigation," he said.
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The House passed a bill last year that would pre-empt states from enforcing such laws.
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"(Sanctuary cities) stop local police from enforcing our immigration laws," Senator Toomey said earlier this year.
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We were great at enforcing the Second Amendment before you all had the right to vote.
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First, the Justice Department would likely sue the state to prevent the enforcing of Prop 64.
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The Budget Committee would be responsible for enforcing the pay-as-you-go rules, but Sen.
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On Friday, he withdrew Ronald Vitiello's nomination to lead the agency tasked with enforcing immigration law.
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In the interview, he said the overcrowding problem could be solved simply by enforcing enrollment policies.
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Enforcing the arms embargo would bolster the United Nations-backed government of Prime Minister Fayez Serraj.
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"He's never put any effort into fixing these trade agreements or enforcing trade law," he said.
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U.S. judges in at least five states block federal authorities from enforcing President Trump's executive order.
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City lawmakers in Denver are reportedly considering enforcing a ban on products such as plastic bags.
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The next president will also play a crucial role enforcing federal laws that affect reproductive rights.
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The authorities had been mostly tolerant and sometimes treated them as allies in enforcing labor laws.
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"They spend time clarifying rules that are already clear, as opposed to enforcing them," he said.
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One study found that Michigan suffered from "brain drain" after it began enforcing noncompetes more strictly.
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With more than 5 million paying advertisers, however, Facebook has difficulty enforcing all of its policies.
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But enforcing that ruling in the US could be just as hard as filing domestic litigation.
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For example, we will consider enforcing sanctions on North Korea if you ease sanctions on us.
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Many districts and schools are tolerating, if not encouraging, participation, but they're also enforcing age limits.
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In the meantime, he's stopping the state from enforcing them while he considers them more fully.
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In August 2016, he blocked the Obama administration from enforcing guidelines intended to strengthen transgender rights.
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Most Latin American leaders reacted quickly to the coronavirus, shutting down borders and enforcing quarantines early.
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This would most likely mean enforcing the 2005 decree and removing clergy members caught in unchastity.
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The White House defended the practice this week, saying the president was merely enforcing the law.
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Some Colombian and Venezuelan children have been coerced into either joining groups or enforcing their rules.
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But Trump reportedly will only begin enforcing the change in policy after a six-month delay.
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"Enforcing the law saves lives, protects communities and taxpayers, and prevents human suffering," Mr. Sessions said.
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During his campaign, he pledged to create 500,000 new jobs by enforcing a 52-hour workweek.
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Enforcing the new guidelines and actually monitoring the app for conspiracy theories may also be tricky.
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It's still a punishable offense, and they are still enforcing the law on people like me.
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Unnerved by rowdy behavior, the city is now taking a harder line on enforcing its statutes.
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The Corps has been particularly aggressive in enforcing the Clean Water Act, contrary to congressional direction.
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In all the cases, the countries are accused of not enforcing common European rules on emissions.
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Oceana argues the federal government is not enforcing the bycatch standards strongly enough to prevent overfishing.
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Enforcing the cap fell to borrowers, few of whom knew about, let alone understood, the rule.
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Chinese laws are often intentionally broad and open-ended to allow regulators discretion in enforcing them.
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Enforcing our immigration laws encourages people to come to the U.S. legally and discourages illegal immigration.
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A new ethics watchdog, the Office of Public Integrity, would be tasked with enforcing the rule.
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In some ways, the Trump administration is enforcing it more aggressively than the Obama administration did.
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Israel argued that enforcing its sea blockade was essential in preventing Iranian missiles from reaching Hamas.
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Irvine officials initially defended their decisions by saying that they were just enforcing an existing policy.
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Enforcing financial fair play rules and punishing financial doping is essential for the future of football.
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Facebook will also continue enforcing its higher speech standards for the paid speech of political ads.
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She added that her caucus has not yet had its concerns about enforcing the agreement assuaged.
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The league said it had asked officials to pay extra attention to enforcing the existing rules.
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The ICJ's rulings are final and without appeal, but it has no way of enforcing them.
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It wasn't, she said, then added that the police weren't always strict about enforcing the law.
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Its rulings are final and without appeal, but the court has no way of enforcing them.
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But enforcing them is "consumer-driven," said David Hopcraft, a spokesman for the Ohio Insurance Department.
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The stated aim: Treating migrants with dignity and respecting human rights, while also enforcing immigration laws.
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With no environment agency on the ground enforcing it, Bolsonaro's decree might be ineffective, he adds.
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Would federal agencies follow the White House order or calls from judges to stop enforcing it?
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Passing and enforcing widespread gun bans or confiscation programs still seem like a political long shot.
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Let's lift the lives of the American people by enforcing our agreements that promote good jobs.
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The authorities are still enforcing a blockade of the fastest, most direct route into the camp.
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Homan said that ICE was merely enforcing immigration laws that Congress had empowered them to execute.
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"Will the Administration be enforcing the individual and employer mandates?" the question and answer document asks.
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It is unclear just how far the Chinese government will go in enforcing the new measures.
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Enforcing work requirements is popular, with 82 percent of Americans supporting them in a recent poll.
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Chief Justice Rehnquist believed in judicial restraint — not in enforcing the original meaning of the Constitution.
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For decades, the story of Prince Edward's role in enforcing the status quo went largely undiscussed.
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Federal prohibition agents took on the daunting task of enforcing the new law throughout the land.
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The art workers at the Whitney [were] presumably enforcing fire code regulations in keeping people out.
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That injunction bars the state from enforcing the law while the lawsuit is fought in court.
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The same goes for Twitter, which, after years of taking shit for not enforcing its rules, found itself the target of ire for enforcing its doxxing rules (those opposed argued that Stephen Miller's political transgressions made him fair game to have his phone number publicly disclosed).
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Literally every form of hate speech qualifies as a 'hurtful opinion,'" Maza told Gizmodo via Twitter DM. "YouTube is trying to make excuses to avoid enforcing its own policies, because it knows that enforcing them would require them to punish some of their most 'engaging' creators.
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Despite swift and massive outcry from all corners—including Congress, the media, the public, animal protection organizations, and even industry—we're still in the dark about how the USDA is enforcing our nation's most important animal protection law—or if it even is enforcing that law.
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In signing the measure, Trump said he wants to keep families together while also enforcing border security.
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New York (CNN Business)New York City will begin officially enforcing its ban on styrofoam beginning Monday.
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But there's no question that the President and the Attorney General are charged with enforcing the law.
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Even worse, during that period the administration began enforcing a long-dormant law against posting concert flyers.
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Facts First: It's incorrect to suggest that enforcing the Hatch Act somehow violates someone's First Amendment rights.
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On December 14th, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote to replace current rules enforcing net neutrality.
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I believe agents will get back to enforcing the law, and that will help to retain people.
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Facebook and its properties, such as Instagram, have a propensity to go overboard when enforcing these policies.
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He granted a preliminary injunction blocking the state from enforcing the law while the case went forward.
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"The Justice Department is making law for the federal government as opposed to enforcing it," McCrory said.
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And finally there are some signs that the government may be getting serious about enforcing environmental laws.
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" But he said, "We're going to start enforcing on the existing terms of service that we have.
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All countries have problems enforcing civil judgments in financial cases, so the list may not look unusual.
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That ruling upheld a district court's modified injunction against enforcing parts of Trump's March 6 executive order.
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True, Trump can do damage to financial reform when he appoints regulators hostile to enforcing the law.
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While criminal charges are rare, ICE will often release statements boasting about enforcing the law against employers.
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It's also a problem for Yves Côté, the commissioner of Canadian elections responsible for enforcing election laws.
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"The official was simply enforcing this rule since a waiver had not been submitted," Mr. Stried said.
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But it said its board is still unanimously committed to enforcing its rights under the merger agreement.
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More likely, Pai can exert his power on the FCC's investigations, essentially not aggressively enforcing the rules.
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The European Commission's competition authority has focused its efforts on enforcing a balance between organizations' economic power.
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I am not standing by any of the policies that they're enforcing and things that they're doing.
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The NHTSA's proposal says that its preferred method of enforcing Driver Mode would be through automatic activation.
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Now, there is nothing wrong with enacting laws around immigration, and nothing wrong with enforcing those laws.
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When it comes to enforcing a subpoena, Congress isn't quite toothless, but its teeth aren't particularly sharp.
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Azar could simply determine that Idaho wasn't enforcing the law and threaten to sanction Idaho Blue Cross.
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While the court's word is supposed to be final, its mechanisms for enforcing its rulings are weak.
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" Facebook explained its decision to remove the pages in a blog post titled "Enforcing Our Community Standards.
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Well, it took them a couple of years, but the IRS has finally started enforcing this law.
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It's all a way of denying the awful realization that, as COs, they're enforcing this cruel system.
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Dana Gas obtained injunctions from UK and UAE courts in June refraining sukuk holders from enforcing claims.
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The new legislation also addresses family separations, something Democrats have long criticized the Trump administration for enforcing.
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Even if better systems are put in place, Towles said, enforcing these changes will be another challenge.
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The nominee said he would not show favoritism to Trump or anyone else in enforcing SEC rules.
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Aetna's actions look more like a direct retaliation against the Department of Justice for enforcing the law.
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The agency's duties The CFPB is the only federal agency focused exclusively on enforcing consumer financial laws.
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The American Humane Association was on set and is responsible for enforcing safety guidelines for animal actors.
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He has zero track record enforcing the securities law — or, for that matter, in any public service.
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"So I'm put in the position of enforcing a law that I don't believe in," he added.
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The ICJ's decisions are final and cannot be appealed, but it has few means of enforcing decisions.
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And thus the argument for quotas – by enforcing a minimum standard for representation we force the issue.
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She showed little familiarity with federal education law, and in some cases wouldn't commit to enforcing it.
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As Twitter grows at such an exponential rate, enforcing rules in a uniform manner seems less feasible.
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Other presidents are remembered for their courage in upholding and enforcing the lawful orders of federal courts.
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Several of the states that ban ex-offenders with felonies are enforcing laws that are centuries old.
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The hospital's security guards, claiming they had not been paid in months, stood by, enforcing the bribes.
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Violence is the perpetrator's means of enforcing that control — and of punishing any attempts to break it.
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On May 25, 2018, the European Union began enforcing sweeping privacy regulations which impact the entire internet.
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Delhi has also been tougher than other cities when it comes to enforcing seatbelt and helmet laws.
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Sessions defended himself against the protesters, saying that there is nothing "immoral" about enforcing a country's laws.
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Jay Clayton has a lot of experience getting around our securities laws, but zero experience enforcing them.
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On easing restrictions in manufacturing or enforcing intellectual property, Xi offered few details and only vague timeframes.
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She argued her agency is merely enforcing existing laws, and claimed "Congress alone" could address the issue.
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Hill said there are already laws against these kinds of practices, but the FCC isn't enforcing them.
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It's true that state elections officials have primary responsibility for running elections and enforcing state election laws.
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Benningfield, a White County General Sessions judge, signed the standing order on May 1963 enforcing the program.
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In July, Vermont is set to become the first state to begin enforcing a GMO labeling mandate.
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O'Connor, however, did not issue an injunction to stop federal and state governments from enforcing the law.
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" Zuckerberg recently set a "personal challenge" for himself: "enforcing our policies and preventing misuse of our tools.
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In a statement, Customs and Border Protection said it was committed to enforcing the nation's immigration laws.
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If they're confirmed, they'll be tasked with overseeing major mergers and enforcing privacy and consumer protection laws.
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They're a means of enforcing speed control and civility on the road, and they can't be avoided.
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Georgia and Alabama passed laws similar to that in Kansas but are not enforcing them, Ho said.
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And in his neglect in enforcing security culture, he has set the tone for the White House.
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Just the single action of enforcing intellectual property rules alone would add millions of new American jobs.
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However, he did not issue an injunction to stop federal and state governments from enforcing the law.
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The rule went into effect in December, but a court ruling blocked the city from enforcing it.
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"When witnesses refuse to answer, without Chairman Nunes enforcing a subpoena, we became fairly toothless," Quigley said.
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Doing so serves our national economic interests and the common good more than fully enforcing the law.
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Averting a tragedy of the commons means agreeing which activities should be restricted and enforcing the rules.
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And Obama's greatest failing was not enforcing his own "red line" against Assad's use of chemical weapons.
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In 2004, Comey had to choose between enforcing what he regarded as an illegal action and resigning.
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They're asking the administration to stop enforcing the coverage requirement "until the mandate can be fully repealed."
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This latest report, however, suggests that China isn't necessarily enforcing the rules that it's signing up for.
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Enforcing that rule would not unduly restrict what the United States could do either here or abroad.
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Ride operators receive nasty comments and physical threats just for doing their job and enforcing park rules.
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The firm also noted corporate boards are strictly enforcing company policies on personal relationships and ethics issues.
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"America is a nation of laws, and I am grateful is administration is enforcing them," said Gov.
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Lombardy, however, only tested residents that showed symptoms and had difficulty enforcing a lockdown in the region.
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Prescient of Trump's "law and order" discussions, they were highly concerned with enforcing the law against criminals.
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The agency's duties The CFPB is the only federal agency focused exclusively on enforcing consumer financial laws.
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History has shown that strictly enforcing immigration laws leads to adverse health outcomes in these targeted communities.
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Not just enforcing basic privacy standards, but actually trying to identify new threats and respond to them.
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Several of Gruender's prominent decisions have concerned reproductive issues, specifically enforcing restrictions on abortion and contraceptive access.
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The state agency charged with enforcing the laws that govern M.T.A. independence has not done its job.
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They would also reveal whether the I.R.S. is appropriately enforcing the law with regard to his returns.
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That makes a VAT marvelously self-enforcing, because one firm's tax deductions are another firm's tax liability.
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Saving these animals will be a monumental task, with a scope far bigger than enforcing the ESA.
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Parks employees would be responsible for enforcing regulations, and more park enforcement patrol officers would be deployed.
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" As for the president's evolution on marijuana, Ms. Sanders said Mr. Trump "believes in enforcing federal law.
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" It said it will begin enforcing the rules in Singapore and Argentina "within the next few months.
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And in February, the White House said it would consider enforcing federal law against recreational marijuana businesses.
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A contingency plan geared toward this pandemic could include revisiting sick leave policies and enforcing travel restrictions.
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Several US tech companies are enforcing strict travel laws in order to prevent the spread of disease.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch reasoned that the court was simply enforcing the agreements that the employees freely made.
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Critics of Mr. Cummings said his campaign was less about encouraging intellectual ferment than enforcing doctrinal orthodoxy.
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The Europeans are most comfortable with enforcing new limits on Iran's intercontinental ballistic missile development and testing.
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Content Enforcement: Interviewees were concerned that the guidelines and the employees enforcing them were biased against conservatives.
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As the security situation grew more intense, the government seemed to waver on enforcing the court's ruling.
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Google said the Justice Department should be the sole agency in charge of enforcing sex trafficking laws.
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President Trump and the Department of Justice have taken a stand on justice, on enforcing the law.
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Google said it has "been proactively enforcing" the policy and would investigate the examples flagged by CNBC.
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He could further destabilize the markets by not enforcing the mandate that most Americans have health insurance.
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A federal judge in Detroit on Friday ordered the Trump administration to stop enforcing the president's order.
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This week, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, published draft guidance for enforcing the state's landmark privacy legislation.
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The agreement includes some wins for President Trump, but implementing and enforcing the deal could be difficult.
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But nine have been acquitted and the agency also faces the challenge of enforcing its latest conviction.
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But the Bolsonaro administration has continued to weaken the agencies tasked with enforcing environmental laws and regulations.
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Fifty-two percent, meanwhile, favor enforcing a no-fly zone over Syria, including bombing Syrian air defenses.
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Although these squads are charged with enforcing US extraterritorial laws, they do not have unilateral authority abroad.
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He also would not be involved in enforcing a F.T.C. settlement with Uber over a data breach.
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Maybe it's time for the Securities and Exchange Commission to start enforcing its own best-execution rule.
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Journalists at the time sided with the police, saying they were merely enforcing an STM by-law.
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"We currently make too many errors enforcing our policies and preventing misuse of our tools," he wrote.
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The two countries have also made progress toward a plan for enforcing the deal, the sources said.
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She said she was glad the district and state overall took action on enforcing updated immunization records.
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The public is entitled to accurate information about polluters and how the government is enforcing environmental laws.
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The inclusion of this language with contemporary examples gives critical guidance to agencies enforcing Title VI provisions.
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Judges in California and Pennsylvania issued preliminary injunctions blocking the administration from enforcing the changes in December.
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The inclusion of this language with contemporary examples gives critical guidance to agencies enforcing Title VI provisions.
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An 1878 law bans federal troops from enforcing domestic laws, a concern that critics raised with Obama.
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Those government ministers wasted little time in enforcing that law, taking action twice in the past week.
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For this reason, the FTC decided to ask the public for comment regarding its enforcing of COPPA.
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Enforcing Mr. Trump's order by sending the travelers home could cause them "irreparable harm," Judge Donnelly ruled.
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In the 5-4 ruling, the justices did not ask the EPA to stop enforcing the rule.
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Instead, the USDA's primary means of "enforcing" the AWA is through warnings that have no repercussions whatsoever.
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Her neighbors were trying to re-create their lost caliphate, enforcing its strictures with fear and violence.
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Now President Xi Jinping of China has essentially said: We have done our part in enforcing sanctions.
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In granting final approval, Sweet said the settlement advanced the public policy toward enforcing civil rights laws.
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Agencies responsible for monitoring and enforcing environmental laws are also getting more funding and support, Adi said.
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Two are essential: Discontinuing the use of vertical fishing line, and enforcing speed restrictions in the ocean.
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So this country's never been serious about actually enforcing the law as it relates to civil rights.
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It's a cat-and-mouse game, and Ms. Ressa said Facebook is haphazard about enforcing the rules.
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Previously, lower courts had placed injunctions on the transgender ban, stopping the Trump administration from enforcing it.
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That it's on Congress alone to stop the family separations — Well, the president is enforcing the law.
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And the more resources the government puts into enforcing the prohibition, the more valuable the market becomes.
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Distrust of the state and its enforcing arms, like the police, comes from a very real place.
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Tuesday's decision set aside a 2017 injunction against enforcing the rules, and ordered that the lawsuit be dismissed.
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Bergen: Enforcing a no-fly zone for the United States would be a very simple thing to do?
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In short, many of Britain's labour-market problems could be solved simply by enforcing existing law more zealously.
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"Fundamentally, we are enforcing the law," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said on "The Ingraham Angle" on Monday night.
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Furthermore, the agency also pointed to the standpoint that it is enforcing a decision set by European law.
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With city officials adamant about enforcing the new regulations, Warunsiri said hawkers are unlikely to get a reprieve.
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The reality is, is the president -- the president of United States is enforcing the laws on the books.
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We are providing the technical undergirding in support of an agency that is actively enforcing this inhumane policy.
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Members of Capitol Police were posted at the room, enforcing rules that prevented the press to roam around.
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Many legal details are still being finalized, and experts warn that enforcing the agreement will be a challenge.
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Failing that, we are confident that the federal courts will play their central role in enforcing the Constitution.
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Ultimately, however, he believes the government agency is suddenly enforcing a law that's no longer up to date.
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The state seeks to reimburse Arthur for the $350 charge and bar the hotel from enforcing the policy.
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There is no commitment [to enforcing the law] from several governors, mayors, law enforcement agents, and some presidents.
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Supporters of the sweeps say they are surprised that actions enforcing US immigration laws are making the news.
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Last week, a federal judge in Mississippi temporarily blocked the state from enforcing its anti-abortion law. Gov.
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He's nervous: Becerra, whose office will be responsible for enforcing the law when it goes into effect Jan.
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Enforcing the policy can also be overly burdensome for drivers, and following it costs them time and money.
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Just a few UN resolutions specifically condemns LGBT persecution but there's no legal mechanism for directly enforcing them.
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Considering the portability of AI, enforcing these rules will be difficult and international cooperation will likely be necessary.
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Far from enforcing a level playing field, the exchanges are incentivized to give the HFTs every conceivable advantage.
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Speaking of the FTC, the Commission recently announced a new task force aimed at enforcing anti-monopoly standards.
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Gaming regulators have voted to fine Maddox $500,000 for what they called his failures in enforcing company policy.
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Several bills suggest creating a new bureau within the FTC devoted to enforcing a new federal privacy law.
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US District Judge Derrick Watson, however, barred the government from enforcing the ban against either of those groups.
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As Huntley noted, Sessions can be quite zealous about enforcing the law in the name of protecting victims.
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"When we issue a summons, people say, 'Oh, wow, you guys are actually enforcing these laws,' " he said.
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Monarchs had always been prone to default—and had the power to prevent creditors from enforcing their rights.
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There could be practical difficulties in enforcing the keepwell deed, which is not as strong as a guarantee.
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We have laws about this and we've been enforcing those laws since the mid-60s, to some extent.
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Once you secure the border, enforcing the law will solve this problem and that will benefit American workers.
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Promoting and enforcing the rule of law is vital to protecting a nation, its borders, and its citizens.
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Sticking saplings in the sand is easier than carrying out agricultural reforms or enforcing change in water use.
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That alone will make compliance much easier, both in meeting data handling rules and, for governments, enforcing them.
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Guards work their shifts in heavy coats while enforcing rules that prevent prisoners from possessing an extra blanket.
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One of the fundamental problems in relations between America and China is the difficulty of enforcing a deal.
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Enforcing the rules of trade adjustment through existing multilateral and bilateral forums does not mean a trade war.
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They started enforcing laws with military force, like when Americans had an illegal town meeting in Salem, Massachusetts.
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That means enforcing its rules, such as a fine for those who choose not to buy health insurance.
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Clearly the government, much like the DFS, seems more intent on pursuing personal grudges than on enforcing laws.
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Gelfand's key insight is that "tight" societies care more and "loose" cultures care less about enforcing social norms.
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In this area, then, having (and enforcing) the right rules seems to benefit biodiversity without constraining the economy.
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They were enforcing the laws of the South to hunt slaves and keep slaves with passes in check.
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In the meantime, the government can begin enforcing parts of the ban over objections from civil liberties groups.
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And once WTO members start writing and enforcing their own rules, the existing rules could lose their force.
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And the city has been slow to update its lighting codes — or enforcing the ones on the books.
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" Enforcing a total ban is "a nearly impossible precedent to uphold," he said, and "impossible to enforce consistently.
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We know what some of them are and we are designing our systems and enforcing our rules accordingly.
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So once again, the courts end up making the job of enforcing commonsense immigration law much more difficult.
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The drafted bill lays out the various banking regulatory agencies that would be responsible for enforcing the legislation.
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Unfortunately, for the past three decades, our antitrust agencies have irresponsibly abdicated their role in enforcing antitrust law.
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It's a guide for constitutional scholars, as well as young CEOs writing and enforcing their terms of services.
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"We're a country of law and order, and we're enforcing the law and protecting our borders," Sanders said.
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Bipartisan lawmakers have proposed legislation aimed at better enforcing already existing gun control laws to prevent such situations.
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James Spader plays the snobby Steff, who's quite keen on enforcing their suburban Chicago high school's pecking order.
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Why aren't they honoring this country by enforcing a rule that's been in existence for a long time?
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"You can only go so far in enforcing or arresting your way out of crime issues," he said.
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Enforcing labeling requirements would also yield little benefit to ailing dairy farmers while adding more confusing labeling demands.
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The left is today exhibiting a startling willingness to adopt the Leninist practice of closely enforcing ideological uniformity.
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Enforcing the law Mauritania officially criminalized slavery in 2007 and established special courts for hearing cases in 2015.
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Without some means of enforcing it, we would be unable to perform the most basic functions of nationhood.
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Recently, North Carolina has passed a law enforcing individuals use restrooms that correlate with their own birth sex.
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Make time today to work out what your boundaries are in your relationships, and commit to enforcing them.
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He accused President Barack Obama of not adequately enforcing clean air and water regulations, among other alleged failures.
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Just support: Despite Trump's tweets, U.S. law bars the military from enforcing immigration laws while on U.S. soil.
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Questioned on the morality of the immigration policy, Bannon said morality wasn't a factor when enforcing the policy.
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The IRS has been abysmal at enforcing appropriate restrictions on the political activities of these types of groups.
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The administration has largely defended the policy by arguing that they are enforcing laws already in the books.
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The issue reflected the delicate balance that airlines walk when enforcing dress codes and discerning threats from passengers.
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There are widespread reports that factories are laying off workers and enforcing hiring freezes across China's industrial landscape.
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But the military is barred in most cases from enforcing U.S. laws on U.S. soil, including immigration laws.
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Trump and top administration officials have defended the shift, arguing that they're simply enforcing the law as written.
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It's a fundamental issue of understanding what the standard is and making sure we are enforcing that standard.
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Acosta must demonstrate his commitment to holding employers accountable, enforcing our rights and promoting equality in the workplace.
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Yet it plays a role in enforcing moral codes, especially about abortion or sexual orientation, Stanley-Niaah said.
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In other news -- A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from enforcing parts of the transgender military ban.
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Police and paramilitary officials enforcing the restrictions said they were clueless about how long the curfew would continue.
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While the ICJ's rulings are final and cannot be appealed, it has few means of enforcing its rulings.
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"What that really boils down to is a criticism that we're enforcing the law too vigorously," he said.
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It's past time to prohibit the "ripoff clauses" that prevent consumers from enforcing their most basic legal rights.
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Its priorities include enforcing international refugee law, supporting governments hosting refugees and guaranteeing refugee access to health care.
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Judge O'Connor on Sunday issued a preliminary injunction that prohibits the Education Department from enforcing its guidelines nationwide.
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Yet they have since found that defining a face covering and enforcing the law are challenging, at best.
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The government says it is enforcing the law and accuses opponents of conspiring with foreigners to oust it.
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Donald Trump is committed to restoring the borders of this nation and securing our nation, enforcing our laws.
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Manning said that commanders would have some flexibility with regard to enforcing the ban and punishing potential violators.
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The cross-border portability of many IoT devices means that regulatory control will be ineffective in enforcing security.
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But enforcing rules is exhausting and it's easy to fall into the trap of feeling like a nag.
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The U.S. military is barred by statute from enforcing U.S. laws, including immigration laws, while on U.S. soil.
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For centuries, the Church has dealt with misconduct by priests internally by enforcing canon law through canonical tribunals.
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Washington has praised the world's second-largest economy for making progress in enforcing sanctions imposed on North Korea.
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He's blaming Democrats, even though it's his administration that is enforcing a policy it created as a deterrent.
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For years, I have written and testified in favor of Congress enforcing its inherent authority over federal agencies.
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Today, Sessions is tasked with leading the government agency responsible for seeking justice and enforcing the country's laws.
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Cruel and unusual punishment: Ohio is preparing to resume enforcing the death penalty after halting executions in 2014.
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Enforcing anti-harassment and discrimination laws can be difficult, even for workers with access to money and resources.
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But stopping there doesn't do anything to prevent Democrats from enforcing them again after the next leadership change.
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"Our top priorities are to continue the federal government enforcing the laws that protect trans people," Keisling said.
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Instead, Bunn said, European countries did away with it and doubled down on enforcing income taxes among others.
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By enforcing the rules for the millions who We are going to be considerate and compassionate to everyone.
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Cho is thankful that the government is enforcing the lockdown to protect citizens and prevent the virus' spread.
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There are a lot of gray areas when it comes to enforcing freedom of speech on social media.
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He issued orders enforcing black voting rights and with more blacks appearing on juries, desegregated the jury box.
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City agencies charged with enforcing existing laws haven't done enough to identify patterns of harassment and stop them.
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Both the college sports establishment and the federal government have evinced little interest in enforcing that requirement strictly.
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It was the strongest indication yet that his agency would begin more fiercely enforcing rules for milk labels.
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Agency officials said the announcement was evidence of the Trump administration's commitment to enforcing the nation's environmental laws.
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"This memo will make the Justice Department much less effective in enforcing civil rights laws," Mr. Smith said.
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They've been going back and forth, schools open, schools not open…We're not going to be enforcing that.
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Dr. Brown also questioned whether the F.D.A. would succeed in enforcing regulations once dangerous drugs hit the market.
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They've been going back and forth, schools open, schools not open ... We're not going to be enforcing that.
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Yes. But it's yet another case of a major internet provider enforcing a policy that seems needlessly cruel.
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Courts have long held that customs officials have an interest in enforcing immigration laws and keeping contraband out.
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Companies across the globe are enforcing measures to stop the potential spread of the coronavirus, or COVID-19.
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But in practice, with threadbare budgets and little technical expertise, they are the weakest link in enforcing regulations.
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Enforcing the ban is likely to prove difficult, not least because face masks are so common at protests.
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A department spokesman declined to say whether the department would be enforcing the existing rules in the meantime.
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The office is charged with enforcing legal prohibitions against discrimination by race, color, national origin, sex and disability.
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His brush with sanctuary convinced him that a new regime is enforcing the Trump doctrine with a vengeance.
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The judges said their ruling would take effect immediately, meaning the EPA had to start enforcing the regulation.
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Simultaneously, it locked the region down, detaining thousands of people, imposing movement restrictions and enforcing a communications blackout.
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These findings clearly highlight the extent to which states are not adequately enforcing time limits, or work requirements.
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He gouges us because Trump thinks he's doing an outstanding job not enforcing clean air and water laws.
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The I.R.S., the agency in charge of enforcing these rules, must decide whether groups qualify for tax exemptions.
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Robert Batt, the chairman of the commission, emphasized that the commission was enforcing the laws of the state.
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Garnett said sheriffs should enforce the new gun law, but wouldn't make a statement on enforcing immigration law.
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A few officers accompany the women each night, enforcing curfews and smoking bans, and warning people against drugs.
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Ms. DeVos is also surprising some states by taking a hard line on enforcing new, expansive federal standards.
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But Schuster said that in foreign ports, protection is only as good as the host country enforcing it.
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Strictly enforcing misdemeanor crime laws or restricting quality of life offenses isn't really about reducing more serious crimes.
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However, there is no legal mechanism for enforcing the decision, and Beijing has refused to abide by it.
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I was sceptical when they announced they would give the industry six more months without enforcing the law.
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Warren also has called for an independent anti-corruption agency that would be devoted to enforcing these regulations.
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Nielsen repeatedly said that the administration was simply enforcing the law and that it was not a policy.
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National governments can help, by acting to prevent rejuvenated communities from becoming segregated, and enforcing laws against discrimination.
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Bloomberg was responsible for enforcing two policies that I hope will cause Democratic voters to reject his candidacy.
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Policymakers and experts alike recognize that enforcing sanctions is very difficult and they are not a silver bullet.
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Lower courts blocked the administration from enforcing its ban, ruling that it was motivated by unconstitutional religious animus.
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A federal court ruled in December that the agency can continue enforcing the rule while finalizing the analysis.
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The arguments come as the government has taken a hard line across the board on enforcing immigration laws.
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Michigan and its allies say that the EPA is effectively enforcing a rule now without authorization from Congress.
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"Freedom of the seas and the principles of the rules-based order are not self-enforcing," he said.
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The Indian wars smolder on and federal troops remain in Texas, enforcing a ban on side arms. Capt.
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The federal agency tasked with enforcing such safety protocols, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, is severely understaffed.
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Government workers tasked with enforcing the laws lack the staff and funds for inspections, let alone pursue prosecutions.
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Yet, past administrations have refrained from enforcing our trade laws out of fear they would be labeled protectionist.
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Bloomberg has received increased scrutiny for his role in enforcing a controversial policy known as stop and frisk.
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It has stopped short of enforcing the closure of bars, restaurants, gyms, cinemas, museums and places of worship.
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So workers and companies have had to adapt, from implementing emergency contingency plans to enforcing remote-work strategies.
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And civil servants, blocked from enforcing laws, will respect established procedures or become whistle-blowers, with legal protections.
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After a Texas educator released an Islamophobic children's book starring Pepe in 2017, Furie began enforcing his copyright.
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So here's my proposal: Starting next year, John Scott is in charge of enforcing All-Star Game attendance.
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And even if we agree that affirmative consent is the ideal, there are massive challenges in enforcing it.
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That sent ripples, but that was more enforcing existing legislation, it wasn't a severe cut in contamination limits.
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Sheriffs and police chiefs warned that enforcing the bathroom bill could distract from their work preventing dangerous crimes.
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This has opened the door for courts to follow suit in enforcing the interpretation of ICOs as security sales.
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Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, asked the attorney general nominee whether he would commit to maintaining and enforcing consent decrees.
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Even before today's announcement, the education department had sent strong signals that enforcing the 2011 letter wasn't a priority.
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That is where our focus lies as we remain committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people's information.
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The girls now hope more states adopt similar measures as Oregon's, taking a statewide approach to enforcing net neutrality.
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Gee is in charge of enforcing a 1997 settlement, known as the Flores agreement, that codifies migrant kids' rights.
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We believed those registrations posed risks for consumers, and initiated actions to reduce public confusion by enforcing our trademark.
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The FDA is the lead federal agency enforcing violations of the law, with FUMP cases among its investigative priorities.
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But even then, the onus for enforcing this law fell on the victims, not civil authorities or their employers.
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The other extremists who lost their accounts benefited similarly from Facebook's excessively deliberate approach to enforcing its own policies.
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No one's really in charge, enforcing consistency of language or tone or direction, so different audiences hear different things.
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The FTC currently operates as an independent agency charged with regulating consumer protection issues and enforcing federal antitrust law.
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They include ending the forced transfer of American trade secrets, curbing Beijing's industrial subsidies and enforcing intellectual property rights.
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Only the boring, tedious and necessary work of implementing and enforcing stricter ethical rules for politicians will do that.
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"Each of these agencies plays a crucial role in enforcing worker protections and each is badly underfunded," Warren writes.
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Yet, even allowing for the familiar complexities of agreeing on and enforcing global targets, it is proving extraordinarily difficult.
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The post was written in January, so some of it has already happened (like not enforcing the individual mandate).
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Governments have preferred big, showy dams and canals to investing in urban sewage networks or enforcing rules on effluents.
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Neither has Montoya been counseled on a more sensitive approach to enforcing regulations, according to a Fort Carson spokeswoman.
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Companies not dependent on legacy clients, like Airbnb and Google, are enforcing ES6 syntax in their internal style guides.
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Twitter says it will start enforcing the policy (which, to be clear, is currently U.S.-only) on September 30.
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Perhaps the partner who provided the Fold to iFixit wasn't supposed to, and Samsung is just enforcing a contract.
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Instead, the checks would be driven by internal organization policy — enforcing rules that a customer would want to follow.
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For the first time it is enforcing military conscription on men between 20 and 30 in Deir ez-Zor.
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"Huawei knows ... enforcing patents and asking for royalties is expensive and also not their main business," Pohlmann told CNBC.
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With this recent policy update, United and other airlines may follow suit by enforcing stricter regulations of their own.
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Because Crowder has 3 million YouTube subscribers, and enforcing their rules would get them accused on anti-conservative bias.
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We will continue to devote the full efforts of our agency to protecting citizens and enforcing federal immigration law.
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