Others, still, fail to meet standards set in their contracts.
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Both national party committees routinely fail to meet these conditions.
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Investors can sue advisers who fail to meet those standards.
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Still, 40 percent of its schools fail to meet state standards.
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Unfortunately, most countries will fail to meet most of these targets.
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If it crashes, it will fail to meet criteria No. 1.
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Far too often, they fail to meet Clean Air Act requirements.
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Fitch says that 11 Indian banks may fail to meet those norms.
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He can simply fail to meet the targets of the NDC, without penalty.
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If they fail to meet these requirements, they could lose their health insurance.
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There's a small chance Cruz could fail to meet the target as well.
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But the European Commission still fears Lisbon could fail to meet the target.
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But there are a number of ways he could fail to meet his objective.
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Those who fail to meet targets (or who fiddle the numbers) are swiftly fired.
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Even with Wednesday's announced increase, Canada could still fail to meet the NATO target.
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Clinical trials that fail to meet most of these standards are coded in red.
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There are no financial penalties, for example, if nations fail to meet their pledges.
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Flat fines also fail to meet basic goals of punishment, like retribution and deterrence.
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As a result, prison conditions fail to meet even the most basic human rights.
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Plants obviously fail to meet these requirement as they are not persons and lack brains.
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Fail to meet all the conditions, and you can expect to receive only a pittance.
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Those who fail to meet the new requirements face penalties up to $500 a day.
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Airlines that fail to meet the new security requirements could face in-cabin electronics restrictions.
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Banks who fail to meet these rules have to use the earlier down payment requirements.
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Yet researchers have found that food donations too often fail to meet basic nutritional requirements.
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What's more, most batteries for scooters on the market currently fail to meet international environmental standards.
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Afterward, we're exploring the psychology of terrorism, including why attacks often fail to meet their goals.
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Airlines that fail to meet the new security requirements could still face in-cabin electronics restrictions.
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Many countries, including Iraq, fail to meet certain criteria but are not targeted by the ban.
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Starting in January, the retailer will begin removing products that fail to meet its new standards.
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On the flip side, if doctors fail to meet the standards, they see their pay cut.
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Yet the heightened anticipation also creates risks the Fed might fail to meet investors' high expectations.
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And precisely how severe will the penalties be for retailers that fail to meet these targets?
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Automakers that fail to meet their target could buy credits from competitors that have a surplus.
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If students fail to meet that threshold, they must return to part-time work loading trucks.
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Rubin finds that many great signatures fail to meet their full potential because they lack links.
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Now, Trump wants defense spending at 4 percent GDP, twice with these countries already fail to meet.
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But there's always a chance that the Kickstarter will fall through or just fail to meet expectations.
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Lithuania is threatening to block the plant coming online should Belarus fail to meet international safety standards.
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If they fail to meet the work requirement, they could lose Medicaid coverage for a full year.
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Not least because the regulation includes beefed up liabilities for companies that fail to meet its standards.
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Regardless, Trump's rapid push for environmental deregulation means we'll probably fail to meet our targeted goal. [Reuters]
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The country will likely fail to meet its goals, but it isn't putting the brakes on hydrogen.
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Analysts of the data say the vast majority of Chinese cities fail to meet air-quality standards.
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Yes, it's possible to remain in the agreement and just fail to meet any of its terms.
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If the regulators fail to meet the moment they'll have wasted a rare opportunity for real accountability.
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Those candidates are widely expected to fail to meet support threshold in many precincts across the state.
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The export increases do not necessarily mean Moscow will fail to meet its commitments under the deal.
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" She went on to say that the allegations "fail to meet the more likely than not standard.
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But the agreement does not impose any legal penalty on participants that fail to meet their targets.
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Any that fail to meet the Tesla standard of excellence will have their contracts ended on Monday.
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These insurers in turn provide compensation to the banks should KUR debtors fail to meet their financial obligations.
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Employers that fail to meet their legal obligations could be ordered to reinstate anyone laid off, with backpay.
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If those companies fail to meet the deadline, the FDA says it will pull its products from shelves.
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Airlines that fail to meet the new security requirements could still face in-cabin restrictions on electronic devices.
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All mills that fail to meet the targets on time will be shut down, according to the plan.
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And without new direction, they say, the country will most likely fail to meet its carbon emissions targets.
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O'Rourke is proposing to remove legal immunity from large social media companies that fail to meet those requirements.
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With such a crowded 2020 field, candidates inevitably fail to meet the delegate targets or drop out altogether.
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These acts fail to meet the basic requirement of a charitable organization to operate exclusively for charitable purposes.
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For example, Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei fail to meet a basic standard of protection for their LGBT populations.
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With such a crowded 2020 field, a number of candidates will inevitably fail to meet the delegate targets.
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If you fail to meet those criteria, Spotify notes that it can terminate or suspend your family plan.
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Can we really hold people to such a standard and be surprised if they fail to meet it?
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Many buildings fail to meet fire and other regulations, with the blame put often on corruption in local administration.
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Here's an excerpt: At no point during this time did we fail to meet our legal or regulatory requirements.
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Tangshan in northern Hebei province said steel mills that fail to meet emission standards face suspension and heavy fines.
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Water companies are rewarded when they meet or exceed target, and are penalised if they fail to meet targets.
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Most importantly, plan participants can hold those running the plans legally accountable when they fail to meet these obligations.
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The Kawasaki contract, he added, includes clauses that assess a penalty should the manufacturer fail to meet the schedule.
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If we fail to meet the minimum purchase commitment during any year, we are required to pay the difference.
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Euro zone countries that fail to meet EU fiscal targets can be fined, although this has never happened yet.
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"We saw what happens when companies fail to meet earnings expectations, with Twitter and Facebook and Netflix, " he said.
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Water companies are rewarded when they meet or exceed targets, and are penalised if they fail to meet them.
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Were the New York-based company to fail to meet this target, it would need to secure alternative funding.
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And he said the federal Environmental Protection Agency should hold states more accountable if they fail to meet their goals.
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Today's projects shouldn't be called moon shots, not because they fail to meet the definition, but because they exceed it.
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Roughly half of the dogs that receive training fail to meet the military's standards and are put up for adoption.
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In April, The Verge reported details about how the company automatically fires warehouse workers who fail to meet productivity quotas.
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If they fail to meet those levels, Kawasaki itself must shoulder the cost of any repairs, instead of the authority.
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Many of those who fail to meet it, she suggested, most likely had no real intention to attend the university.
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If they fail to meet this deadline, the court will then draw its own map, with input from the parties.
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The firm had warned on Thursday that it could potentially fail to meet its debt commitments due to the outbreak.
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They work together to find and detain shipments of toys and other children's products that fail to meet federal safety standards.
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Some WTO members, like China, consistently fail to meet their obligations to accurately report the subsidies they provide to domestic industries.
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In ways big and sometimes just small and nagging, I think they too often fail to meet Apple's self-imposed standards.
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In government since 2012, Kazimir has often echoed Germany's tough line towards euro zone countries that fail to meet fiscal commitments.
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Trump repeated criticism of NATO members that fail to meet spend at least 2 percent of gross domestic product on defense.
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The problem is, what if the projects fail to meet revenue expectations and, if so, how will the debt be repaid?
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Apple says it's seeking out apps "that no longer function as intended" and those that fail to meet current review guidelines.
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If they fail to meet the requirements for three months, they will have their coverage removed until the requirements are met.
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John McCain, a Republican war hero, the writing is on the wall for overseas partners who fail to meet his expectations.
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Some of the steps are controversial, such as threatening to take away transportation funds from cities that fail to meet targets.
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Banks who fail to meet their MREL targets could be forced to sell assets or be subject to other punitive measures.
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If carmakers fail to meet the 2021 targets they face 33 billion euros in fines, analysts at Evercore ISI have estimated.
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Almost all cities in low to middle-income countries with more than a million residents fail to meet minimum WHO guidelines.
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Experts say Mr. Trump's directive all but ensures the U.S. will fail to meet its commitments under the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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The VW brand may fail to meet its goal of selling 1 million EVs per year by 13, according to IHS Markit.
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Should he fail to meet the Euro Tour's requirements, he could become ineligible to play for Team Europe in the Ryder Cup.
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Interior should not lease federal coal at taxpayer expense by using outdated values that fail to meet the fair-market-value standard.
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It warned regulators could suspend ride-hailing services' smartphone applications if they fail to meet requirements published by the government in 2018.
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If you fail to meet those goals, there's a monthly fee on the device spread out over the course of 24 months.
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At a NATO summit last month the U.S. president was publicly critical of allies who fail to meet the 2 percent target.
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Fears of inaccurate pricing and systemic risk to clearing houses should prices move sharply and clients fail to meet margin calls remain.
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Stefan said any electoral alliance between social democrats and two allied junior parties would equally fail to meet the 50 percent threshold.
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At the same time, a worrying number of authorized medicines fail to meet quality standards because of improper storage and other issues.
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Many banks will fail to meet their cost of capital in the next two years, especially those in Europe, the report said.
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Many states and municipalities, for instance, allow tenants to withhold rent when landlords fail to meet basic health, structural and safety standards.
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Any amendments that fail to meet the standards required by law will be illegitimate, regardless of whether they follow a public engagement exercise.
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It comes as a bit of a shock that Pai's statement today signals that the deal may fail to meet the FCC's standards.
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The central bank cautioned that although they had declined, risks it would fail to meet its inflation target remained "at a heightened level".
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Comprehensive securities firms that fail to meet requirements including restrictions on asset size will be granted a five-year grace period, Chang said.
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Coal mines that fail to meet safety measures or operational standards will be ordered to close and rectify violations, according to the statement.
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The city of Hamburg this year voluntarily blocked diesel models that fail to meet the Euro-6 emissions standard from selected trunk roads.
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It's not punitive: fighters that fail to meet it don't have to forfeit part of their purse or do extra chores or anything.
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The official added that any judges who fail to meet performance goals would be able to present extenuating circumstances to the Justice Department.
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They have objected to Amtrak's regulatory role because they can be forced to pay damages if Amtrak trains fail to meet performance targets.
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Travel can induce anxiety when trips fail to meet expectations or don't go as planned, as when a bucket-list museum is closed.
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If you fail to meet that deadline, you face a 50 percent tax penalty on the amount of money you should have taken out.
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But here, the terms and conditions, and if he fail to meet those terms and conditions, I&aposm going to be your worst enemy.
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The government projects that about 80 percent of those businesses will fail to meet the new standards and be shut down by March 2018.
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Analysts had forecast GE's profit to decline in the first quarter and some thought Friday's results might fail to meet even those diminished expectations.
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Or will it collectively fail to meet lithium's expected super strong demand growth with all the bull market implications such a shortfall would entail?
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If they fail to meet those standards, their "active" memberships become "emeritus" memberships, which means they retain all of their membership privileges save voting.
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If President Trump's asylum and family separation policy is allowed to continue, this country will fail to meet a critical test of its values.
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As technology speeds along, we are stuck with antiquated systems that fail to meet the needs of today's businesses or the way we work.
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Penalty APR What it says: Your issuer may significantly increase your interest rate if you fail to meet certain obligations, like paying on time.
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If carmakers fail to meet the 2021 targets they could face a combined 33 billion euros in fines, analysts at Evercore ISI have estimated.
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We must not fail to meet this most recent challenge or we may forever forfeit the opportunity to fix other problems in the future.
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Since 85033, the number of council members who fail to meet basic democracy standards has hovered in the range of 50 to 60 percent.
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Individuals, too, are likely to be disappointed this year, when tax refunds as a result of the 2017 tax legislation fail to meet expectations.
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New Jersey Transit also most likely will fail to meet a federal deadline for installing a modern system to control trains and improve safety.
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Amazon regularly fires employees who fail to meet challenging quotas, which workers often need to move quickly and precisely throughout their entire shift to make.
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The T-Charge, short for toxicity charge, mainly applies to cars that either use diesel or fail to meet European emissions standards adopted in 2006.
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More than half a dozen left-wing and liberal parties are competing, and several will probably fail to meet the 5% threshold to enter parliament.
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If you fail to meet all the terms, he said, the fine print usually allows the retailer to charge interest retroactively on the original balance.
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Upton talked with legal experts who said Trump could keep the United States in the treaty but simply fail to meet any of its terms.
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The central bank has said banks that fail to meet the capital requirements would be declared insolvent, or nationalized if they are of systemic importance.
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The city of Hamburg this year voluntarily blocked diesel models that fail to meet the latest Euro-6 emissions standards from using selected trunk roads.
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It said authorities would cut off power and water supplies, and even demolish the equipment of firms that fail to meet environmental and safety standards.
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Those who fail to meet the work requirements for any three months will be locked out of health insurance for the remainder of the year.
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So, senior managers should suffer losses on their own compensation when their firms fail to meet capital standards or are hit with fines or penalties.
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However, bottlenecks in the Permian basin, the nation's biggest shale oil producing region, mean U.S. drillers may fail to meet growing global demand for petroleum.
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Janjuah believes that in the near future Trump will not go as far as he has pledged and will therefore fail to meet market expectations.
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About 70,000 families would pay the tax – at a time when most European countries have abandoned wealth taxes because they fail to meet revenue targets.
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Pettitte is not nearly close enough, and Giambi, Chavez and Soriano will all fail to meet the 5 percent threshold to remain on the ballot.
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Most states permit suspending the driver licenses of those who fail to meet their payments, which can lead to lost work, missed medical appointments, or worse.
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Collins defended his judicial record and said the allegations against him "fail to meet" a standard of proof to prevent him from serving on the court.
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The possibility of fining social media firms which fail to meet collective targets for illegal content takedowns has also been floated by the heads of state.
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Import controls on rice, imposed even as local farmers fail to meet demand, have kept prices artificially high and led to smuggling from Benin into Nigeria.
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If you fail to meet that obligation, you will have done something wrong, and it would be fair to impose some kind of punishment on you.
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The campaign is likely to benefit from second-choice votes in precincts where Klobuchar and Buttigieg — two other moderates — fail to meet the 15 percent threshold.
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Those who fail to meet the requirements for three months of a plan year will not be able to re-enroll until the following plan year.
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According to the regulation, executive of funds that fail to meet the requirements will be banned from holding senior positions or being shareholders at pension firms.
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European governments control prices in various ways—Britain has the strictest system, refusing to pay for medicines that fail to meet a threshold of cost-effectiveness.
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For August will mark the end of the line for those White House dreamers who fail to meet the DNC's rigid rules for debating in September.
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The companies are exempt from state and local personal income taxes for 10 years, though those benefits are reduced if they fail to meet job targets.
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Just like in startup parlance, if you fail to meet multiple goals, your board can decide that you're not going to be running the company anymore.
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"The people of this department are rightly held to the highest standard, and should they fail to meet it, the penalty will be swift and severe.".
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Some plans may have been cheaper in 2013, but covered so little that they would now fail to meet the Congressional Budget Office's definition of insurance.
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For example, he noted, 90 percent of people in the U.S. fail to meet the Estimated Average Requirement for potassium, vitamins D and E and choline.
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But the more extreme projections, which reflect a world in which we fail to meet IPCC targets, is still a preventable future, according to the report.
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Nearly 21 million Americans live in areas where community water systems fail to meet quality water standards, and some roadways are an imminent public safety hazard.
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In Arkansas, those who fail to meet the work requirements for any three months will be locked out of health insurance for the remainder of the year.
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And the reality is that something like the Venice Biennale, sequestered on its little floating duchy, will again fail to meet its own expectations of political consciousness.
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The key to success, it appears, is to give the watch away free, but to make users pay larger premiums if they fail to meet activity goals.
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And they are half as likely as privately let dwellings to be classed as "non-decent", meaning they fail to meet basic standards for things like heating.
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If we fail to meet the goals set by these agreements, we could face dire consequences such as more frequent, stronger hurricanes and unmanageably high sea levels.
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If we fail to meet these goals and the earth warms by 290 degrees Celsius, according to the report, hundreds of millions of lives are at stake.
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Military officials have repeatedly vowed not to lower standards, but the lawmakers feared there would be political pressure to do so if women fail to meet them.
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The new 2016-2020 "energy saving and emissions cutting" plan also made commitments to boost recycling and shut energy-guzzling firms that fail to meet efficiency standards.
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The dating scene is so frenetic, some people weary of it, including those who fail to meet someone despite what would appear to be every conceivable opportunity.
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But as interest rates continue to rise, and some companies and other borrowers fail to meet their debt obligations, defaults will inevitably increase along with the spreads.
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CEO pay schemes often fail to meet this standard, in effect paying executives a bonus when share prices rise regardless of what was happening to other stocks.
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Verma noted that the administration had approved proposals by other states to cut off benefits for Medicaid enrollees only if they fail to meet certain work requirements.
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The ensuing liquidity crisis saw a prominent money market fund fail to meet its own obligations and triggered a crisis that necessitated a massive Wall Street buyout.
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But those who caucused for candidates who fail to meet that 15 percent threshold will be allowed to change their allegiance to one of the viable candidates.
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In addition to California, 36 other states and the District of Columbia all have areas that fail to meet the pollution standards under the Clean Air Act.
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But those that fail to meet targets could have assessments of developments' financial viability published online, according to the mayor's new planning guidance document published on Wednesday.
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They take embroidery work to small businesses like those visited by The Times, where wages are frequently paid in cash and facilities fail to meet safety codes.
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Judges who fail to meet their quotas can be fired, or moved around the country (which can be used as a way to encourage them to retire).
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Albanese said that the company had so far mined 1.3 million tonnes from Goa, and it would fail to meet the March-end target of 5 million tonnes.
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With this extension, both phones will have gotten three additional releases worth of new Android features and refinement — a bar that many other phone makers fail to meet.
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Brokers are concerned that customers might take their business elsewhere if a new, transparent system leads the LME to prevent certain trades because they fail to meet requirements.
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The company's CEO Nik Storonsky admitted failings over work culture, but pushed back against reporting over the compliance issue, saying it did not fail to meet regulatory requirements.
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This embarrassment comes with a price tag; under EU rules Germany could be liable for penalties worth tens of billions should it fail to meet its 2030 target.
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A federal judge approved the $15bn settlement through which Volkswagen will compensate customers who bought cars that fail to meet pollution standards because it cheated in emissions tests.
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It also acknowledged that, as a result, Italy would fail to meet the targets it agreed upon with the European Commission for its budget deficit and public debt.
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The second group is made up of perfectionists who have high personal standards but who don't take it too hard or personally when they fail to meet them.
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The regulator has said executives of funds that fail to meet the requirements will have their licenses revoked, which could bar them from working again in the industry.
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Recent research suggests that environmental protesters in coal country often fail to meet their objectives, eventually caving when coming up against the power and influence of the industry.
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For example, most managers don't know that fewer than one-fifth of their employees feel that coworkers are appropriately dealt with when they fail to meet their responsibilities.
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She realized that even Johns Hopkins Hospital, a 1,145-bed facility anchoring the $7.7 billion Johns Hopkins Medicine enterprise, would fail to meet demand in a severe pandemic.
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Institutions that fail to meet these requirements would no longer be eligible for federal student financial assistance, including Pell Grants, Stafford Loans or benefits under the G.I Bill.
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Each country submitted its own plan in pursuit of this goal, but there are no legal ramifications for member nations that fail to meet their promised emissions cuts.
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Already, in August, the environment ministry said the country will fail to meet its ambitious targets to cut carbon emissions to 22020 percent of 1990 levels by 2020.
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As a perfectionist, I hold very high standards and goals for myself, and when I fail to meet those standards, the disappointment that I feel is incredibly overwhelming.
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Every worker has a "rate," a certain number of items they have to process per hour, and if they fail to meet it, they can be automatically fired.
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Companies would face stiff consequences if they fail to meet the goal, but how they go about doing so would be left to their own judgment and ingenuity.
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The draft stipulates that, if German defense contractors fail to meet the requirements of the German armed forces, tenders will be opened to rivals from the European Union.
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The draft stipulates that, if German defense contractors fail to meet the requirements of the German armed forces, tenders will be opened to rivals from the European Union.
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"Substandard medical products" are regulated drugs that somehow fail to meet quality standards or specifications -- for example, they have less than needed amounts of an active pharmaceutical ingredients.
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Ofwat, which penalises utilities when they fail to meet targets, said here the cut to allowed return was about half of what it had signalled could be possible.
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Early vote counts indicated Morales would fail to meet either criteria, and as publicly available results seemed to increasingly confirm this, the electoral council abruptly stopped counting votes.
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The U.S. government attorneys said they may fail to meet those deadlines due to delays in confirming family relationships, but Sabraw declined to extend them without more information.
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In government since 2012, Kazimir has often taken a tough line, similar to that of Germany, on euro zone policies toward countries that fail to meet their fiscal commitments.
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But instead, people familiar with the talks told Reuters, the discussion was dominated by concern that London would fail to meet EU conditions next month for opening future negotiations.
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For counties that fail to meet the Sunday deadline for a hand recount, their results won't be included in totals submitted to the state and certified on Nov. 20.
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According to the Associated Press, companies will be fined $100,000 the first year they fail to meet these requirements and $300,000 for each additional year they do not comply.
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If they fail to meet their begging quota of about $1 per day, or try to escape, they may be beaten, starved or chained for weeks at a time.
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Also in the report, the government said it will shut coal-fired power plants with capacity of less than 300,000 kilowatts that fail to meet emission standards in 2018.
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They say the constitutional changes fail to meet their main demand, which is to divide the region into no more than two provinces and grant them more local power.
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"The committee is now prepared to issue subpoenas for the requested materials should the agency fail to meet the deadlines outlined in this letter," Johnson wrote in her Oct.
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Current federal standards do not outline requirements for the treatment provided in these facilities, leading many children to languish in overly restrictive settings that fail to meet their needs.
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For example, recipients who fail to meet work requirements one time would be ineligible to receive benefits for 12 months and then ineligible for 85033 months for subsequent violations.
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The seemingly well-meaning but strictly enforced rules also deal a penalty of 50 to 100 push-ups to people who fail to meet the 10,000 step count mark.
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The law empowers judges to hold prosecutors in contempt if they fail to meet the deadlines and to bar the government from using evidence that is not properly disclosed.
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However, the regulator has said that banks which fail to meet its new minimum loan requirement will face a higher cash reserve equal to 50% of the lending shortfall.
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"If they fail to meet that deadline, I think it calls into serious question whether they will be able to meet the reunification deadlines in the coming weeks," Young said.
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The reforms include restricting when police officers can use deadly force, investigating police departments that fail to meet federal standards, and encouraging local governments to limit arrests to serious offenses.
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Two adorable little teddy bears in love never fail to meet one another at Heathrow airport when flying in and out of London over the years… need I go on?
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Almost 30% of private-rented dwellings are officially classed as "non-decent", meaning that they fail to meet basic standards for things such as heating or their state of repair.
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It will become "increasingly difficult", he told Erna Solberg, Norway's prime minister, among others, "to justify to American citizens why some countries fail to meet our shared collective security commitments".
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Beginning this year, Medicare will reduce by 5 percent reimbursement for CT scans performed on machines that fail to meet modern standards, including the ability to automatically adjust radiation doses.
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"All enterprises that fail to meet these standards will be affected," he said, adding that the current campaign was one of the reasons why steel prices were on the rise.
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And in some developing countries, traditional healers routinely use shackles, isolation and fasting — methods that "might fail to meet widespread understandings of human rights and humane care," the paper concluded.
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So endemic is the problem that when the Office for Budget Responsibility, an official watchdog, makes its economic forecasts it assumes the government will fail to meet its investment plans.
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While the nation's attention has been focused on unregistered foreign agents, registered foreign agents routinely fail to meet the requirements of the statute — and have been doing so with impunity.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers say they will show that the women's testimonies fail to meet the criteria for inclusion, because, they say, for example, the accusations are decades old or uncorroborated.
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The move could open an era in which Hong Kong's elected officials can be punished if they fail to meet a vague standard of political loyalty to the central government.
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For police officers who fail to meet the "necessary" standard, their punishment can come from multiple sources, whether it's getting fired, getting sued in civil court, or being criminally prosecuted.
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Under the state's rules, beneficiaries who fail to meet the requirements for any three months in a calendar year can be dropped from Medicaid for the remainder of the year.
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Guangzhou is proposing a ban on e-bikes while other large cities are hunting down e-bikes that fail to meet regulations, Yao told the Reuters Global Base Metals Forum.
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"In short, Ulta Beauty became a market darling, and the problem with market darlings is that, when they fail to meet expectations ... their stocks just get completely eviscerated," Cramer said.
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However, the regulator has said that banks which fail to meet its new minimum loan target will face a higher cash reserve requirement equal to 50% of the lending shortfall.
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LUANDA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - An international money-laundering watchdog has removed Angola from its blacklist of nations that fail to meet international standards, the Angolan central bank said on Saturday.
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The new regime will also strengthen provisions for whistleblowers who report tax avoidance and increase penalties for multinationals that fail to meet their compliance and disclosure obligations to the ATO.
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In 2001, when Bush declared that the new phosphorus limit would be ten parts per billion, he and his environmental team anticipated that they would fail to meet the deadline.
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Tom Brady has given us reason to doubt him this season, but ultimately, in the playoffs, I want to see him fail to meet the challenge before betting against him.
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If these mundane details are training us to pay attention to things we might normally have ignored, what do they expect from us when they fail to meet our expectations elsewhere?
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Until such a system is introduced, the Act will fail to meet one of the most important areas it needs to address - supporting and rebuilding the lives of the most affected.
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If Republicans in Congress fail to meet this moment and break from Trump, they will be judged (rightfully so) as accomplices in his possible cover-ups and complicit in his actions.
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Everbright Securities analyst Zhang Xu also cautioned that in an economic down cycle, the risk of goodwill impairment would surge as the acquired assets would likely fail to meet growth target.
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Almost all of these people fail to meet the definition of a refugee, which is someone with a specific and well-founded fear of persecution in the place they are fleeing.
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He said the Commission was therefore launching so-called infringement procedures against the three, a way for the executive arm to take to task countries that fail to meet their obligations.
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Over the past 10 years, as most states set new academic standards, test score data has revealed how many children are attending schools that fail to meet more challenging academic goals.
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Those who wish to study a high-demand subject like medicine but fail to meet a required minimum score may be required to wait up to seven years for a place.
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"It just shows yet another cycle Democrats come with a lot of bluster, but evidently fail to meet their own expectations of winning races," said a Republican operative following House races.
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London (CNN Business)Tesla is selling emissions credits to Fiat Chrysler as the Italian automaker tries to avoid steep EU fines on carmakers who fail to meet tough new pollution standards.
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If any of these three parties fail to meet the electoral threshold, then his preferred right-wing bloc might be harder to put together, endangering Netanyahu's chances of forming a coalition.
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Without more pressure on militants within Pakistan who target Afghanistan, experts say additional U.S. troop deployments will fail to meet their ultimate objective: to pressure the Taliban to eventually negotiate peace.
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As many as 40% of the world's female population live in countries that fail to meet the mark on basic measures of gender equality, while a further 40% face substandard equality conditions.
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Candidates who fail to meet a certain threshold would be barred from debates or from a spot on the ballot, depending on how the party decided to structure the system, she said.
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Still, Chief Financial Officer Neil Sorahan said there was "no risk at all" that the airline would fail to meet its target of flying 200 million passengers per year by March 13.
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Notably, there are a number of small Arab states in the region that fail to meet objective prerequisites justifying separate countries, with populations indistinguishable from those in their politically-drawn neighbor states.
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"We couldn't have drawn up a more catastrophic way to fail to meet mental health needs than the blueprints that were followed in this war," a retired Navy psychologist says about Iraq.
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Ever have a game you've hyped in your head, only to have it fail to meet expectations, even if you know that might have had more to do with you than it?
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Some, like Go240, are obviously punitive, levying up to thousands of dollars in fines on workers who refuse to participate in wellness campaigns or fail to meet certain biometric measures of health.
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Despite the outdoor opportunities that surround them, nearly twice as many students in Lake County fail to meet physical activity guidelines as those in the more affluent Summit and Eagle counties nearby.
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America's trade deals already allow for penalties on countries that fail to meet their commitments under the Paris climate agreement of 2015—though President Donald Trump shows little interest in using them.
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He will have little patience with NATO members who fail to meet defense spending commitments, but he will be fierce in defending America from enemies, and that ferocity will benefit our allies.
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An assumption central banks will continue to try but ultimately fail to meet inflation goals is akin to presuming they'll prevent another recession but not get enough growth to push up prices.
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If the Europeans fail to meet that level, the cries of "free riders" will only increase and it will undermine the alliance's standing in the United States, no matter who is elected president.
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Ould Kaddour has made tough statements, warning that Sonatrach might fail to meet some client obligations and calling production delays unacceptable — unusual talk in a country where officials rarely express criticism in public.
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We believe we should pool our resources to provide everyone with a stable income, where you always get paid what you are promised, regardless of whether other people fail to meet their commitments.
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The latter is still not considered a viable idea, but if we fail to meet even our current modest emissions goals, who knows what will start to seem like a reasonable next step?
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Should the company fail to meet investor's high expectations, any sell-off would be a buying opportunity, said Paul Greene, portfolio manager of the $3.9 billion T Rowe Price Media and Telecommunications fund.
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EPA WON'T DESIGNATE AREAS THAT FAIL TO MEET OZONE REGS: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) won't yet say which areas of the country do not meet the Obama administration's 2202 regulation on ozone.
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A nonpartisan government commission on Medicaid is calling on the Trump administration to pause the practice of revoking Medicaid coverage for people in Arkansas who fail to meet the state's new work requirements.
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European shares have underperformed their American peers since the beginning of the year and analysts believe companies which fail to meet expectations during the third quarter corporate earnings season will be severely punished.
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It would reject applicants for temporary or permanent visas if they fail to meet high enough income standards or if they receive public assistance such as welfare, food stamps, public housing or Medicaid.
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But many are also concerned that a sharp switch in direction could waste time to reach a deal on an orderly exit and could still fail to meet the approval of British voters.
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They not only fail to meet minimum standards for adequate housing, but also reinforce Roma segregation, said Carlo Stasolla, the president of Associazione 21 Luglio, a nonprofit organization that works for Roma people.
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If the companies fail to meet those guidelines, the government could strip them of their protections under Section 230, a law that prevents tech companies from being held liable for user-generated content.
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They say that the rising cost of borrowing and a weakening Chinese yuan could see more firms fail to meet upcoming payments, as an increasing number of bonds mature in the next few years.
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Another recent study in the Lancet reckons that 280% of under-fives in poor countries, in other words about 22011m kids, will fail to meet their "developmental potential" because of avoidable deficiencies in ECD.
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YouTube will enforce the new eligibility policy for all existing channels as of February 20th, meaning that channels that fail to meet the threshold will no longer be able to make income from ads.
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The bare minimum The recommendations made in the study are double the current World Health Organization guidelines, which urge a minimum of 150 physically active minutes each week -- which people still fail to meet.
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Someone's going to need to update this Urban Dictionary submission, which defines "shuster" as "a verb meaning to fail to meet expectations, particularly at a moment critical for success or even slightly respectable results."
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New Delhi has pushed the Financial Action Task Force, global money laundering and terror finance watchdog, to put Pakistan on a blacklist of countries that fail to meet international standards in stopping financial crime.
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For firms that fail to meet the target, Aneel caps dividend payouts at 25 percent of net income, while missing the target for two consecutive years could result in a distributor losing its concessions.
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There are countless instances of governments using these methods and others, including traditional design-bid-build contracts, without relying on expensive private capital — if contractors fail to meet benchmarks, they are on the hook.
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Without additional budgetary tightening, Spain will most likely fail to meet its European obligation to lower its deficit below 3 percent of gross domestic product until 2018, according to the European Commission's latest forecast.
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With limited choices of countries willing to deploy troops to fragile, war-afflicted countries, the United Nations often ends up relying on soldiers who fail to meet its own standards for equipment and readiness.
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He will be replaced by Finance Minister Peter Kazimir, who has often taken a tough line similar to that of Germany on euro zone policies toward countries that fail to meet their fiscal commitments.
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First, if we fail to meet the challenge of climate change, with catastrophic results — which seems all too likely — it won't be the result of an innocent failure to understand what was at stake.
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Most will fail to meet the 20043 percent threshold needed to remain on the ballot next year, but before they do, here's a quick reflection or fun fact on each of the other 18.
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Currently, federal law makes it illegal for gun shops to sell firearms to customers who fail to meet certain requirements — because they have a felony conviction or a certain mental health history, for instance.
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Other studies found that many doctors are concerned about liability if something should go wrong or worry they'll fail to meet performance benchmarks — like the proportion of diabetic patients with adequate blood sugar control.
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Under the state waivers approved to date, beneficiaries would lose their Medicaid coverage if they fail to meet the work requirements or if they fail to pay many income-related premiums that states establish.
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The government said this would end the country's reliance on cheap European labour and cited estimates that 70% of the existing EU workforce would fail to meet the requirements for a skilled worker visa.
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Petitions which fail to meet the requirements to proceed will be reviewed by subject matter experts, Pollock said, which would include physicians and outside experts who have dealt with other states' medical marijuana programs.
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Fed up with physical obstacles confronting the disabled in Portugal, Salvador Association has helped developed a phone app allowing users to file complaints against public buildings and businesses that fail to meet accessibility laws.
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Traveling to Colombia or Mexico is cost-prohibitive for a majority Cubans and, starting this year, the United States could fail to meet its agreement to issue 20,000 immigrant visas per year for Cubans.
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U.S. and Europe Fail to Meet Deadline for Data Transfer Deal | Officials were far apart on Sunday over a trans-Atlantic pact that international companies must rely on to move digital data between the regions.
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While the chamber plans to take up the measure later this week, it will almost certainly fail to meet the 60-vote threshold — again leaving lawmakers at an impasse over the president's proposed border wall.
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When data brokers fail to meet those standards or suffer from a breach, they will be required to notify authorities of the incident—something they have inexplicably not been required to do in the past.
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Eight of Trump's buildings in the city fail to meet the 2030 emissions standards, releasing about 27,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases each year, or the amount produced by 5,800 cars, de Blasio's office said.
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The Paris agreement is voluntary and carries no penalties for nations that fail to meet their set targets, leading many to question the benefit of a formal withdrawal, even in the absence of decarbonization efforts.
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Ron Wyden (D-OR) introduced a sweeping new data privacy bill aimed at forcing tech platforms to mind their own business and face tough penalties if they fail to meet new privacy and security standards.
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Since many creative jobs in the entertainment industry can be considered freelance work or fail to meet the standards for a typical full-time job, many creative people depend on their unions for health insurance.
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Klobuchar is currently at 8.8 percent support in the RealClearPolitics polling average in the state — something that poses obvious dangers that she will fail to meet the viability threshold in a lot of caucus locations.
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Some experts have expressed concern the reverse auction may be akin to an amnesty for investors who have not performed, which could provide an incentive for companies in the future to fail to meet commitments.
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The app actually penalizes you a monetary amount if you fail to meet the fitness goals you've set for yourself, in terms of metrics like steps per week, miles walked, or calories burned, for example.
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KIEV, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Belarus's central bank said on Wednesday that three banks could fail to meet capital requirements after it conducted the first ever stress tests on the ex-Soviet state's nine largest lenders.
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And its power would be clean: without it, supporters say, Britain would fail to meet its obligation under the 2008 Climate Change Act to reduce greenhouse gases to 80% below their 1990 level by 2050.
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"The United States Navy will continue to hold leaders accountable when they fail to meet the high expectations placed upon them in their unique positions of authority and responsibility," Hicks said, according to USA Today.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Shanghai authorities have fined ride-hailing service providers Didi Chuxing and Meituan Dianping for using unlicensed vehicles and warned their smartphone applications could be suspended if they continue to fail to meet standards.
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Relying on a 1990s-era federal law requiring financial regulators to do a cost-benefit analysis of new rules, Mr. Scalia has successfully argued against parts of the law that fail to meet that standard.
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According to data collected online, roughly half of all films fail to meet Bechdel's standard—so it's fairly unsurprising that adamant Star Wars fans see a female protagonist as a threat to the status quo.
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President Trump's defense team will argue that, because the articles charge abuse of power and obstruction of Congress and not a criminal act, they fail to meet the constitutional standard of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement on its website that bonds whose issuers fail to meet repayment obligations can change hands via the interbank market or through trustee and settlement agencies.
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His opponents are preparing for defections to Biden on caucus night from supporters of more moderate candidates who have dropped out already, or who fail to meet the 15 percent threshold necessary to win delegates.
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Josh Hawley, a Republican and an outspoken critic of Silicon Valley, has proposed legislation that could roll back the law's liability protections for companies that fail to meet a government-mandated standard for political neutrality.
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"If you fail to meet this demand, we will assume that you stand by these two people and back up everything that they said and did in the past," Mr. Allard wrote in the email.
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" In a line repeated in a similar letter to Belgium, Trump said that it will "become increasingly difficult to justify to American citizens why some countries continue to fail to meet our shared collective security commitments.
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Gittens told Reuters in an interview late on Monday that supersonic jets should not get "a free pass" to generate more noise than subsonic planes or fail to meet global carbon emission standards for new aircraft.
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"Your company and others must proactively ensure devices and applications protect consumer privacy, immediately act when a vulnerability is identified, and address any harm caused when you fail to meet your obligations to consumers," they added.
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The reforms include restricting when police officers can use deadly force, investigating police departments that fail to meet federal standards, ending the "school-to-prison pipeline," and encouraging local governments to limit arrests to serious offenses.
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As many as 96 water basins out of the 204 supplying most of the country with freshwater could fail to meet monthly demand starting in 2071, a team of scientists said in the journal Earth's Future.
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Volkswagen and Fiat Chrysler could face penalties of up to 1.83 billion euros ($2.08 billion) and 746 million euros respectively, if they fail to meet the European Union's emissions targets set for 2021, according to AlixPartners.
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"Shin Yang is one of the most notorious exploiters of Sarawak's tropical forests, and plywood from this company would fail to meet any sustainability criteria," said Peg Putt, head of Markets for Change, one of charities.
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Under these circumstances, when oil prices started dropping in the last half of 22019, economic realities made it clear it was only a matter of time before Venezuela would fail to meet its international debt obligations.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 30 (Reuters) - South Africa's economy will likely fail to meet the 1.1 percent annual growth targeted by the government, President Jacob Zuma told delegates at the ruling African National Congress' policy conference on Friday.
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Jackson declined to say whether Apple would drop suppliers such as Foxconn and TSMC - whose capabilities few others in the global electronics supply chain can match - if they fail to meet their commitments to the program.
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The nation's newly revised air pollution law includes provisions to recall vehicles that fail to meet state emissions standards, it said, and it has already studied similar product recall systems in the United States, Europe and Japan.
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Heavy industry in the Fenwei Plain will need to implement production restrictions during the heating season, typically from mid-November until mid-March, or shut down if they fail to meet certain emission standards, the MEE said.
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"Your company and others must proactively ensure devices and applications protect consumer privacy, immediately act when a vulnerability is identified and address any harm caused when you fail to meet your obligations to consumers," the Democrats wrote.
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Based on an independent valuation by Spanish boutique investment firm Arcano which showed Popular had a capital shortfall of up to 8 billion euros, the SRB concluded the bank would likely fail to meet its financial obligations.
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Tighter welfare policy, including harsher sanctions against those who fail to meet job-searching requirements, has made the experience of looking for work more uncomfortable—though why that should affect men more than women is not clear.
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Because the Paris Agreement does not levy sanctions or fines against countries that fail to meet their pollution-reduction pledges, it's possible the Trump administration could choose to remain in the agreement while basically polluting as usual.
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President Trump said he wanted a "very big" trade deal with China, but he signalled there could be delays if talks fail to meet his goals of opening the Chinese economy broadly to U.S. industry and agriculture.
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Didi and other ride-hailing firms are currently under heavy scrutiny from the Chinese government, which has pledged to scrub the industry of vehicles and drivers that fail to meet safety standards by the end of 2018.
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The regulator will conduct stress tests to identify which banks could fail to meet the minimum capital adequacy ratio of 4 percent if a big shock, such as a spike in interest rates or credit costs, hits.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Steelmakers in the smog-prone northern Chinese province of Hebei will be forced to halt operations next month if they fail to meet tough new pollution restrictions, the local environmental authority said in a notice.
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Furthermore, when low risk youth fail to meet the conditions of their probation, they are at risk of being sent to youth prison, regardless of the harm they present to society and at great cost to taxpayers.
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Beneficiaries who don't report their work activities to the state, or fail to meet the 80-hour-per-month work requirement, could lose coverage if they don't meet the requirements for three months out of the year.
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And, Mr. Tumin said, the high-yield accounts typically have no monthly fee, so while you won't earn the higher rate if you fail to meet the account's criteria, you won't be penalized with an additional charge.
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Last week, the company said it would fail to meet a goal of getting its Windows 22 operating system running on one billion devices before June 222.64, largely because of its retrenchment in the mobile phone business.
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BEIJING, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Shanghai authorities have fined ride-hailing service providers Didi Chuxing and Meituan Dianping for using unlicensed vehicles and warned their smartphone applications could be suspended if they continue to fail to meet standards.
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If the candidates behind Trump fail to meet the 20 percent threshold statewide, it would automatically give Trump all 31 at-large delegates and set him up to take a strong majority of the district-level delegates.
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Until the rule is actually in effect, we won't know whether immigrants who fail to meet the 125 percent "positive" threshold, much less the 250 percent "strongly positive" one, will generally end up getting denied or approved.
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Two former Wells Fargo board members faced bipartisan fury as lawmakers questioned how two of the top officials overseeing the nation's fourth-largest bank allowed its executives to repeatedly fail to meet the demands of federal regulators.
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The NOS reported that the faulty masks fail to meet safety requirements because they did not fit on the faces of doctors and nurses and were failing to prevent particles of the COVID-19 virus passing through.
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"Under previous administrations, E.P.A. would often fail to meet designation deadlines, and then wait to be sued by activist groups and others, agreeing in a settlement to set schedules for designation," Mr. Pruitt said in a statement.
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Fossil fuel and mining firms need to make CCS work if they are to avoid being left with "stranded assets", or energy resources whose value has to be written off because they fail to meet regulatory rules.
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A final fiscal plan should meet the following criteria: In recent months, the process around the creation of the fiscal plan has been combative and produced plans that fail to meet the needs of Puerto Rico's people.
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Ahead of the meetings, OPEC's biggest producer, Saudi Arabia, was reportedly both backing further cuts and threatening to raise its own production if other members of OPEC continue to fail to meet their commitments to cut production.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen and FiatChrysler could face penalties of up to 1.83 billion euros ($2.08 billion) and 746 million euros respectively, if they fail to meet the European Union's emissions targets set for 2021, according to AlixPartners.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New York, California and three other U.S. states said on Monday they sued the federal government for delaying the rollout of higher "gas-guzzler" penalties for automakers whose vehicles fail to meet minimum fuel-economy standards.
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Since the Paris agreement doesn&apost foresee sanctions for countries that fail to meet their targets, peer pressure is the main mechanism for ensuring that governments abide by their commitments and continue to increase their efforts in future.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Union members that fail to meet EU standards on the rule of law could lose access to its financing under German proposals for the reform of the cohesion fund system seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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Volkswagen and Fiat Chrysler could face penalties of up to 1.83 billion euros ($2.08 billion) and 746 million euros respectively, if they fail to meet the European Union's emissions targets set for 06003, a study showed on Wednesday.
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President Donald Trump said he wanted a "very big" trade deal with China, but he signaled there could be delays if talks fail to meet his goals of opening the Chinese economy broadly to U.S. industry and agriculture.
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"Today's report from Quebec is very disturbing," said Howard Sapers, Canada's federal prison watchdog, noting that it corroborates his own findings that detention conditions in Canada's north often fail to meet minimum standards for safe and humane custody.
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The U.S. will also fail to meet its obligation to adapt to, and be resilient in the face of, climate change's worst impacts, according to David Waskow, director of the international climate initiative at the World Resources Institute.
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These people said the company failed to perform comprehensive statistical variance testing — used by car makers to estimate the percentage of parts that will fail to meet product specifications — with some vendors before embarking on Model 3 production.
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Gavin Newsom, who took the reins this year, fail to meet eye-to-eye on numerous issues — including homelessness, the environment, and a state law that wouldn't allow candidates on the ballot without publicly releasing their tax returns.
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In particular, growth from the bank's international franchise has been trailing GDP growth, its US businesses will continue to underperform and fail to meet their 2017 targets, and HSBC's revenues from Chinese yuan internationalisation remain well behind budget.
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If there is a danger for the United States in Mr. López Obrador's election, it is not that he will move his country radically leftward, but that he will fail to meet the high expectations he has raised.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Grains trader Cargill Inc said on Thursday it and the broader food industry will fail to meet the goal of eliminating deforestation by 2020 and pledged to do more to protect forests and native vegetation in Brazil.
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BRASILIA, Sept 12 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government could take back private contracts to build or upgrade infrastructure, but only as a last resort if contractors fail to meet legal obligations, an official familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said late on Tuesday it was proposing to cancel a planned hike in higher "gas-guzzler" penalties for automakers whose vehicles fail to meet minimum fuel-economy standards.
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But experts say the self-criticism Pettit talks about—beating yourself up when you fail to meet your marks—is the dark side of perfectionism that can, in some cases, promote depression and other mental and physical health issues.
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"Given that most people fail to meet the minimum recommended requirements for physical activity, this could provide some motivation for those middle-aged adults to become more physically active," Hayes, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Fatime, 44, is not married and her 47-year-old brother, a father of four, switched his address to a neighboring province while seeking work there five years ago, meaning they both fail to meet requirements for being rehoused.
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Tesla shares pared some early losses after a report that the electric car maker's crucial Model 523 sedan production would be a big jump from earlier numbers but could still fail to meet the company's 2,500 per week target.
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Gavin Newsom, who took the reins this year, fail to meet eye-to-eye on several issues — including homelessness, the environment, and a state law that wouldn't allow candidates on the primary ballot without publicly releasing their tax returns.
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The facts presented do not mean that Professor Ford was not sexually assaulted that night – or at some other time – but they do lead me to conclude that the allegations fail to meet the "more likely than not" standard.
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Supersonic passenger jets are likely to burn three to four times as much fuel per business-class passenger as standard planes, and would fail to meet existing fuel efficiency, pollution and noise standards for subsonic aircraft, the researchers say.
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The South African government may be forced to inject more money into state power firm Eskom by the end of March next year, should the struggling utility fail to meet its borrowing plan, according to a National Treasury presentation.
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"The Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution prohibits the infliction of cruel and unusual punishment and is violated when prison officials fail to protect against prison-related violence and when prison conditions fail to meet basic human needs."
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In this way, the structure is much more about aiding those countries who are having trouble, and not allowing those countries that choose not to — or fail to — meet their commitments from doing so without some sort of scrutiny.
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The rate cut could amount to half a point if duties on Mexican imports go into effect Monday and the leaders of the U.S. and China fail to meet at the G-20 summit in Japan later this month, he said.
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CHICAGO, June 13 (Reuters) - Grains trader Cargill Inc said on Thursday it and the broader food industry will fail to meet the goal of eliminating deforestation by 2020 and pledged to do more to protect forests and native vegetation in Brazil.
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Integrated schools are required to ensure that at least 30% of pupils come from the minority community in their local area (although more than half of them fail to meet the target, partly because of the demographics of the country).
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They just… fail to meet the person they're chasing, fail to shut down the First Order's tracking device, and in the end, fail to clarify either why Rose abruptly has a crush on Finn, or how he feels about it.
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"If we fail to get it done, fail to (meet) the promises made by all of us, including the president, then it could have a very detrimental effect to Republicans in `18 who are running for re-election," said Rep.
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Steel mills in the smog-prone northern province of Hebei, which surrounds the capital Beijing, will be forced to halt operations next month if they fail to meet tough new pollution restrictions, the local government said in a notice on Wednesday.
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The American Lung Association's most recent survey of U.S. air quality finds that more than half of the U.S. population, 6900 million people, live in counties that fail to meet national air quality standards for ozone (smog) or particulate pollution.
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Under a rule unveiled this week, the administration can reject applicants for temporary or permanent visas if they fail to meet high enough income standards or if they receive public assistance such as welfare, food stamps, public housing or Medicaid.
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Even if the U.S. were to strengthen the Clean Power Plan and adopt a host of other proposed and currently voluntary measures, the nation would likely still fail to meet its commitment under all but the most optimistic of scenarios.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A group of 12 states led by California and New York on Friday challenged the Trump administration's decision to suspend a 2016 Obama administration regulation that more than doubled penalties for automakers that fail to meet fuel efficiency requirements.
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The first two rounds of Democratic primary debates have come and gone, and the Democratic primary field will likely narrow down over the next few months as candidates will likely fail to meet the qualifications for the next debate in September.
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The second was to introduce a "cruising cap" to help fight traffic congestion in Manhattan below 96th street by placing a limit on how much time cars can drive without passengers and fining companies that fail to meet the cap.
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On Saturday, Brazilian daily O Globo reported it had seen an email sent by Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes to the local Olympic organizing committee saying there was "a high level of risk" the subway line will fail to meet its deadline.
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Of all the ways we fail to meet the science-based nutrition guidelines laid out by the government, our overconsumption of sodium may be the worst, with close to 90 percent of Americans consuming above the maximum recommended daily sodium limit.
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Underscoring the slow progress, trader Cargill Inc said last month that it and the broader food industry would fail to meet a 2020 goal to end deforestation, while pledging to do more to protect forests and native vegetation in Brazil.
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Should such a dynamic hold until July, and should both Sanders and Biden fail to meet the 1,991 pledged delegate threshold, Democrats will have to decide whether to pursue the method Biden has advocated for or the one Sanders has suggested.
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When language, social structures, and legal systems are built around the presumption of your silence and acceptance of these wrongdoings as the norm, then they all inevitably fail to meet your needs in dismantling those norms by breaking that silence.
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Meanwhile the Williams review of the railways is also due to be published in weeks, with the aim of overhauling a system of failing contracts, where private companies are too dependent on rising passenger numbers and fail to meet financial targets.
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"The Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution prohibits the infliction of cruel and unusual punishment and is violated when prison officials fail to protect against prison-related violence and when prison conditions fail to meet basic human needs," it says.
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State officials determined in October that J.H.S. 162 was the only one of persistently struggling schools in the state to fail to meet the required benchmarks, and said the city had to submit a plan for its future this week.
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"In prior years, when the IRS has sought input from a committee stacked with private sector interests at the expense of other public representation, the result has been policies that fail to meet the needs of American taxpayers," Warren said.
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Critics of the bill have said a provision in the bill that locks out Wyoming residents from Medicaid benefits for six months should they fail to meet the work requirements could lead to some recipients being forced off the program.
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"Elections without a real race and without the opposition would freeze the integration of the country into the European Union, undermine every chance to open talks and fail to meet the criteria for free and fair elections," Meta told reporters.
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Having seen Greece consistently fail to meet previous bail-out targets (see chart), it thinks the European Commission's forecasts are too rosy, and that, without relief, Greece's debt will balloon after 2030, as cheap euro-zone loans are replaced by private finance.
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A big tightening of welfare policy, including harsher use of sanctions against those who fail to meet job-searching requirements, has made the experience of looking for work progressively more uncomfortable—though why that should affect men more than women is not clear.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Europe's carmakers are not looking to challenge fines if they fail to meet the European Union's 203 CO220 emissions goals, but want governments to do more to help them hit targets, the head of the main industry lobby group said.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - A group of 12 states led by California and New York on Friday challenged the Trump administration's decision to suspend a 2016 Obama administration regulation that more than doubled penalties for automakers that fail to meet fuel efficiency requirements.
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Yet even many of them might fail to meet their state's new rules at least one month a year — and thus be at risk of losing health coverage — because their hours are irregular or the industry they work in experiences seasonal ebbs.
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Not only do American schools fall short in these areas, many, such as the schools in Baltimore, Maryland, where insufficient heating systems forced the city to send hundreds of students home last winter, also fail to meet their students' most basic needs.
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The ministry will work with the police to remove vehicles and drivers that fail to meet standards by the end of 2018, as part of wider efforts to ensure passenger safety, it said in a statement on the Twitter-like Weibo feed.
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In November, CMS imposed an 18-month moratorium on the imposition of fines or denials of federal payments when nursing homes fail to meet certain requirements, such as ensuring there is adequate staff onsite, providing behavioral health services or using psychotropic medications correctly.
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That is why the CREATES Act is so essential – it establishes a clear legal pathway for generics manufacturers to obtain samples on a reasonable timeline and to enforce their rights against brand name manufacturers who fail to meet their obligations under the law.
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MI Italy's Veneto Banca will fail to meet a profit goal set for 2018, studies by two of the banks underwriting a 1-billion euro ($1.1 billion) share issue at the regional lender showed on Friday, as marketing for the offer started.
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At the time of publishing, there's no word as to what consequences, if any, school boards will face if they fail to meet the requirements, but we can assume that boards with questions won't be forced to "dissolve" as Levant has dramatically inferred.
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"We've had decades of policies fail to meet our needs, and we've got to break that cycle," said Antonio Arellano, the executive director of Jolt, a group in Texas that focuses on turning out young Latino voters and that endorsed Mr. Sanders.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration will fail to meet its promise to make 1 million tests for novel coronavirus available by the end of this week, in a stumble likely to exacerbate criticism that President Trump's response to the outbreak has been too slow.
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With the EU debating reform of the bloc after Britain leaves it, Germany's government has set out proposals to freeze access to EU funds for countries that fail to meet the EU's rule of law standards, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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But Norris said Biden's campaign is on track now, and beginning to focus on identifying likely caucus-goers who could back Biden after their candidates fail to meet the state's 15% threshold and they're forced to back their second choices on caucus night.
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Japan will fail to meet its goal of achieving in fiscal 2020 nominal gross domestic product of 600 trillion yen ($5.7 trillion) even in fiscal 5.53 if growth remains sluggish, the government's projections showed on Tuesday, adding pressure on policymakers struggling to revive the economy.
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"Battery life is an important attribute for a laptop, and it represents a significant portion of our overall score... After factoring together our complete test results, Consumer Reports finds that all three MacBook Pro laptops fail to meet our standards for recommended models," he added.
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"The lenders want to see a menu of credible and specific measures to be legislated upfront and with automatic triggers (should Greece fail to meet fiscal targets by 2018)," Wolfango Piccoli, co-president of risk consultancy Teneo Intelligence said in a note on Wednesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's central bank should keep its quantitative easing until inflation hits 2 percent, the OECD said on Wednesday, but may need to re-think this policy if prices fail to meet the elusive target and long-term yields become difficult to control.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma indicated during the meeting that inspectors would not be conducting reviews with the intention of penalizing facilities that fail to meet standards, Bury said, but would be focused on ensuring best practices are being followed.
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He's shopped himself as a moderate alternative to Biden and is privately courting Democratic officials and members to swing their support to him in preparation for a possible brokered convention should Sanders win a plurality but fail to meet the threshold of needed delegates.
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The new date expectations pose another challenge for airlines, who have been forced to adjust their flight schedules and equipment plans just a few months at a time repeatedly since the grounding, as Boeing has continued to offer and subsequently fail to meet optimistic timelines.
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That is why legislation like the CREATES Act is so essential – it establishes a clear legal pathway for generics manufacturers to obtain samples on a reasonable timeline and to enforce their rights against brand name manufacturers who fail to meet their obligations under the law.
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Since around one third of rewards-based crowdfunding projects fail to meet their funding goals, allowing companies to evaluate whether they are likely to succeed or fail before spending valuable resources preparing a campaign is critical to making crowdfunding effective and efficient for startups.
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Russia's reinstatement has been rejected on numerous occasions by the IAAF over the past three years and should it fail to meet conditions in the coming months, it could risk missing out again on sending a team to next September's world athletics championships in Doha, Qatar.
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"For banks that fail to meet the Q2 2018 target date, or fail to submit high-quality applications, the ECB cannot guarantee that the authorisation process will be completed by the end of March 2019," the ECB said in an update on its Brexit policy on Monday.
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Sites that fail to meet those standards for 30 days will have all their ads blocked by Google — even those "owned or served by Google" — after which they'll be able to submit for manual review to have ads re-enabled once the bad ads are removed.
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He is running second to Sanders in the Real Clear Politics polling average, and many observers expect him to outperform his polling in the caucuses — where supporters of moderate candidates who fail to meet a 15 percent viability threshold may migrate to him on a second ballot.
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Explaining the apparent disconnect between the rapid unemployment drop and weak growth in pay, the ECB said headline jobless figures exclude people who fail to meet strict statistical criteria and also exclude part time workers seeking more hours, even though both groups add to labor market slack.
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Some experts say the rule could cut legal immigration in half by denying visas and permanent residency to hundreds of thousands of people if they fail to meet high enough income standards or if they receive public assistance such as welfare, food stamps, public housing or Medicaid.
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" The department hinted that its investigation will reveal many states that are creating "additional holes in the fabric of insurance and coverage" that should be covered by "the establishment of standards that would trigger increased federal oversight if workers' compensation programs fail to meet those standards.
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The comments by Brainard - the only members of the Fed's Board of Governors nominated by former U.S. President Barack Obama - come after the Trump administration proposed on April 3 that regulators relax penalties for banks that fail to meet their obligation to lend to low-income communities.
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But it allows people who fail to meet the five-year requirement because of a change in employment, health trouble or "unforeseen circumstances" to exclude a fraction of the $2500,53 or $25,2250 equal to the fraction of the five-year period that they were in residence.
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CAPE TOWN, Aug 28 (Reuters) - The South African government may be forced to inject more money into state power firm Eskom by the end of March next year, should the struggling utility fail to meet its borrowing plan, a National Treasury presentation to parliament said on Wednesday.
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Sometimes, they fail to meet the exact criteria for a gender dysphoria diagnosis as laid out by the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which excludes many gender-nonconforming and nonbinary people from its parameters, and some prisons will deny care on this basis.
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But even if the products fail to meet performance expectations, banks may choose to repay investors anyway to avoid the spectacle of mom and pop protesters in front of its branches -- something that occurred outside a Hua Xia Bank branch near Shanghai in 2012, according to a Reuters report.
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The new rule gives airlines operating from countries under the electronics ban a chance to have the restriction lifted if they satisfy the DHS requirements, but airlines that fail to meet the U.S. mandate could still face a ban on in-cabin electronics as well as other sanctions.
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Some experts say the new rule could cut legal immigration in half by denying visas and permanent residency to hundreds of thousands of people if they fail to meet high enough income standards or if they receive public assistance such as welfare, food stamps, public housing or Medicaid.
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This means Allergan's latest deals — which include the $66 billion merger of Allergan Plc and Actavis Plc, the $25 billion purchase of Forest Laboratories and the $5 billion takeover of Warner Chilcott - will not be counted and the business will fail to meet the ownership math for the deal.
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After all, the network has provided succor to a presidential candidate whose bullying antics have normalized ridiculing those who fail to meet the standards established by white, straight, Christian, able-bodied and monied males: "Fat" and "ugly" women, the handicapped, the poor, people of color, immigrants, Muslims and, yes, the Chinese.
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Whatever the federal government does, and however nations fail to meet emissions goals, California is still in the fight: Hiroko Tabuchi wrote about the state's plan to make all buses electric by 2040, a move that would reduce emissions by the equivalent of taking four million cars off the road.
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CAR estimates that tariffs on vehicles that fail to meet the proposed new rules of origin would mean a minimum tax of between $2.1 billion and $3.8 billion on U.S. consumers and if manufacturers passed on the entire cost it could reduce annual vehicle sales by up to 150,000 units.
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But under Europe's General Data Protection framework a data controller has the widest obligations around handling personal data — with responsibility under Article 5 of the GDPR for the lawfulness, fairness and security of the data being processed — and therefore also greater legal risk should it fail to meet the standard.
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So, now the Clinton machine has put forward a small handful of people, out of tens of thousands of people over the years that I've met, that I've worked with, that I've employed, in order to make wild and false allegations that fail to meet even the most basic test of common sense.
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Jens Kerstan, senator for the environment in Hamburg, Germany's second-largest city with a population of some 1.8 million, said the bans affecting diesel models that fail to meet the latest Euro-6 emissions standards will be maintained until the government gets automakers to install new exhaust-cleaning systems in diesel cars.
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This legislation would help to alleviate problems of non-compliance by requiring FARA filings be submitted in an electronic, structured data format that would help to eliminate confusion about what's required in FARA filings and make it much easier to identify filings that fail to meet the disclosure requirements of the statute.
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Deals with countries on migration routes to Europe have since cut those numbers drastically, while leaving Brussels open to accusations of complicity in abuse of migrants elsewhere, and to diplomatic pressure: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has repeatedly threatened to let migration surge if European countries fail to meet his demands.
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Business Briefing United States safety regulators, in a letter to the manufacturers, importers and retailers of hoverboards, have warned that they will seize or recall any of the two-wheeled, self-balancing scooters, which were a huge hit this holiday season, if they fail to meet standards set this month by UL, a company that tests the safety of products for manufacturers.
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Both US leadership of NATO and support for Europe's political and economic integration have been pillars of US transatlantic policy since World War II. President Obama over his tenure expressed mounting frustration with what he called Europe's "free riders" that fail to meet their defense obligations, but he stuck with the conventional internationalist vision of Democrats and Republicans alike that an integrated Europe under the NATO umbrella is good for US security and prosperity.
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Analyzing data from the Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale from 1989 to 2016, the study's authors found a surprisingly large increase over this period in three distinct types of perfectionism: "Self-orientated," whereby we hold ourselves to increasingly unrealistic standards and judge ourselves harshly when we fail to meet them; "socially prescribed," in which we are convinced that other people judge us harshly; and "other-orientated," in which we get our revenge by judging them just as harshly.
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In a column published in The Hill on Tuesday, Professor Alan DershowitzAlan Morton DershowitzMeadows says he's advocating for Trump to add Alan Dershowitz to impeachment defense team House's proposed impeachment articles are serious grounds to remove the president Two House articles of impeachment fail to meet constitutional standards MORE draws the sweeping conclusion that "abuse of power and obstruction of Congress" – the two grounds for impeachment set forth in the House Judiciary Committee's proposed articles of impeachment – are somehow borderline unconstitutional.
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