Imagine if I stood here and said: 'We give immunity to drug companies.
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Imagine if I stood here and said we would give immunity to drug companies.
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We would give immunity to tobacco company that has caused carnage on our streets.
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"I wouldn't give immunity to somebody until I knew they had something to offer."
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But he said it's "rare" for prosecutors to give immunity to accusers in such cases.
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Section 230 explicitly states that it does not give immunity to any entity that breaks federal law.
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One level deeper: A federal carbon tax plan, which Exxon recently funded, would give immunity to oil companies from certain types of lawsuits.
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Hughes says she would like to see an amnesty clause that would give immunity from honor code investigations to people who report sexual violence.
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Mr. Comey has since faced intense criticism from Republicans over his handling of the investigation, including decisions to give immunity to some of Mrs.
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She also helped craft an online petition urging the university to give "immunity" to those who make sexual violence reports and not investigate them for Honor Code violations.
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"It was pretty straightforward to me that he was going to give immunity to the only industry in America," Clinton said in the Democratic debate earlier this month.
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Oddly enough though, in order to give immunity, the Senate has to go to and give notice to the Department of Justice and tell them what it&aposs about.
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Sinn Fein says former nationalist guerrillas and military personnel must be treated equally, and has accused the DUP of attempting to give immunity to former British soldiers accused of torture.
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A judge granted a request by Mueller's team to give immunity to five witnesses against Manafort, who denies bank and tax fraud charges that are unrelated to the 2016 campaign (Reuters).
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Castor testified for nearly seven hours on Tuesday, where he repeatedly referred to himself as a "sovereign" who had the power to give immunity to whomever he wanted to, without the approval of a judge.
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Moore said new laws were needed to stop some major digital services using "safe harbor" rules in U.S. and European legislation which give immunity from copyright violation because users post music and other content themselves.
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The President's criticisms appeared to stem from prosecutors' decision to give immunity to a key witness in the case who testified that he -- not Gallagher -- had killed the ISIS captive, as well as the former lead prosecutor's improper use of email software in emails to defense lawyers.
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This legislation is a test for Congress – will it side with common sense and agree that federal law cannot give immunity to active partners of human traffickers, or will it side with corporations that want the CDA to be left untouched and perverted to afford them broader immunity than ever intended.
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Her second vote should to be on Sunday Live Nominations. Milena answered the Hot Phone and was informed that she could give immunity someone who were of her same group on the next Food Competition (if her group won only). But, if the other group won, she would have to give immunity someone of there. She also had to keep this a secret.
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They could give immunity to one of them. They chose Héctor. The winners of the task had to nominate another Housemate. They chose Paty.
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Francine answered the Hot Phone and had to choose a Housemate to be automatically up for eviction or give immunity to someone. Francine decided to give immunity to Milena. Francine answered the first call of Hot Phone and was forbidden answered it again for the next 24 hours. In the second call, Priscilla answered the Hot Phone and was informed that should veto three participants to receive the power of immunity.
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Heidi and Spencer leave the jungle for good. The boys are allowed to choose one girl to give immunity to as well as themselves and they choose Patti.
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Week 7 was a fake eviction week. Unbeknownst to the housemates, Brazil was voting to give immunity for week 8's eviction to one of the nominees. Gabriela was voted to be immune. After walking through the eviction door, Gabriela was secretly taken to the house pantry to surprise her housemates.
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In populations that have not been immunized or if immunity is questionable, a clinician may order an enzyme immunoassay. An immunoassay measures the levels of antibodies against the virus that give immunity to a person. If the levels of antibodies are low (low titer) or questionable, reimmunization may be done.
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Rickeh tried to hit the planting terrorist with a jumping no scope but missed. Rickeh jumped up a second time and was able to hit the Belgian player to give Immunity the advantage. fox returned a kill onto USTILO. James eliminated fox, but Maikelele was waiting in the long area and took down Rickeh.
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The United States Department of the Treasury used it to "purchase software without regard to patents" held by Advanced Software Design Corporation. In Advanced Software Design Corp. v. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, the court expanded the statute's interpretation to give immunity from liability to private companies as well as persons who are performing work on behalf of the government.
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Moreover, the Parker court found that "a state does not give immunity to those who violate the Sherman Act by authorizing them to violate it, or by declaring that their action is lawful."Parker, 317 U.S. at 351.Instead, the anticompetitive conduct "must be compelled by direction of the State acting as a sovereign," not merely prompted by state action, to be immunized under the state action doctrine.Goldfarb v.
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Next, the kids must perform in a soap opera screen test. For this challenge, the parents have to judge the children and decide which child will get immunity. Before the screen test, all of the parents except Helene get together and decide not to give immunity to Cheyenne since she's won so many challenges. Gigi tells Pam privately that she will vote for Pam's daughter if Pam will vote for Gigi's daughter.
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The Majority Report recommended that trade union internal affairs should be regulated in a manner ‘resembling in some degree that of Corporations.’page xxiv But little else. It wanted a system of registration, which would give immunity from criminal law. But union rules would be subject to approval by the Registrar of Friendly Societies, which would reject rules that restricted entry to trade, had a closed shop objective, or permitted sympathetic action on behalf of other workgroups.
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The Indemnity Act of Bangladesh was formulated to give immunity from legal action to the persons involved in the assassination of president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The assassination took place on August 15, 1975. As the parliament of Bangladesh, the Jatiya Sangsad, was not in session, the law was promulgated on September 26, 1975, in the form of an ordinance by President Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad. It was titled Indemnity Ordinance 1975, being Ordinance No. 50 of 1975.
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Thus, with the proposed trial the senate would lose the authority to enforce its decrees. Acts which had received the approval of the senate and had been committed many years earlier tended to give immunity to those who tried to repeat the conduct of Saturninus and make punishment of such acts ineffective. The senate was outraged that an innocent elderly man of senatorial rank was attacked and that the tribunes were entrusted with the control of affairs. There were pro- and anti-prosecution factions.
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At dawn the Doctor is found by a party of the Marine Space Corps; they take him to their ship, which has been stranded by a power drain. They are on an expedition to mine "Parrinium" – a mineral abundant only on Exxilon – which can cure and give immunity from a deadly space plague. If the expedition does not leave the planet with a supply of Parrinium within a month then millions will die. They show the Doctor photos of the nearby city – which the Exxilons worship, sacrificing anyone who ventures too close.
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Prior to the meeting, Board Chairman James Ramos stated, regarding UAVs in the area of fire fighting operations, "When you are inhibiting the response of the first responders, then you infringe on the safety of the residents of San Bernardino County." At the meeting, the county approved monetary rewards of US$25,000 for each incident for information leading to the arrest of individuals who piloted UAVs over recent wildfires in the county. Both houses of the California State Legislature have either introduced legislation or otherwise acted regarding UAVs operating over state wildfires. Senate Bill 168 would give immunity to first responders who damage or destroy privately owned UAVs operating over wildfires.
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Once in the Final Three, Vavrick-O'Brien and Towery's alliance seemed sure to hold out, but when the former fell in the endurance immunity challenge, the latter made a deal to give immunity to Dennis in exchange for taking Towery to the Final Two. Dennis agreed and Vavrick-O'Brien was voted out. Once in the Final Two, both Towery and Dennis faced accusations of hypocrisy by the jury, and Towery explained that she was playing a very strategic game. In the end, Towery beat out Dennis in a 4–3 vote to become the Sole Survivor, gaining the votes of Carroll, Leitner, DeCanio, and Rector.
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On Day 5, Brendan announced that the couple that received the yellow card at the evenings vote would choose another couple to give immunity to at Day 6's vote, Ali & Kat were given the yellow card and granted Cem & Nuriye immunity, meaning they would be immune from the vote for the second consecutive day. On Day 10, Brendan announced that the winners of the morning activity, would be able to cast a double vote. Dec & Isaac, Jess & Kiana and Kyle & Milan won the activity, therefore their votes were counted twice. On Day 15, Brendan announced that the couple with the most votes would win three days immunity.
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Imams narrow target of 'Does', Audrey Hudson, The Washington Times, March 31, 2007 On July 19, this portion was removed from the bill when the bill's final wording was drafted by a House and Senate conference committee.Tipster shields lifted by Democrats, Audrey Hudson, The Washington Times, July 20, 2007 The Associated Press reported, however, that in late July 2007 "lawmakers in Congress reached a deal on a homeland security bill to include language, crafted in response to the imams case, that would give immunity from lawsuits to people who report suspicious behavior. The bill passed the House and Senate." On August 1, 2007, the imams' attorney Frederick Goetz announced a motion to amend the complaint to include the names of the individuals responsible for the imams' removal had been entered.
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Justice William O. Douglas, writing for the majority of the Court, reversed the judgment of the court of appeals and reinstated that of the district court. The court of appeals had held that it was reversible error for the district court to charge the jury that price fixing was illegal per se; that it was immaterial how reasonable or unreasonable those prices were or to what extent they had actually been affected by the combination to fix prices; and that "knowledge or acquiescence of officers of the government or the good intentions of the members of the combination would not give immunity from prosecution" under the antitrust laws. The Supreme Court responded that it was established that the rule of reason did not apply to agreements to fix or maintain prices, and it is immaterial whether the price level fixed was reasonable.310 U.S. at 213.
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