" He previously called the government body the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission.
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The new government body has yet to comment on the deal.
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It's also the only U.S. government body that Democrats currently control.
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Initially, the government body behind the network had ignored the issues raised.
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"Let's face it, this is a local government body," Ms. Burnett said.
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I'm in a government body where I'm heavily outnumbered, two to one.
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More recently May served on a British government body which approves company takeovers.
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A government body even named it a "Model Enterprise" for e-commerce integrity.
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And, frankly, ICE is not a government body that most Americans know about.
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A public health emergency is an official designation made by a government body.
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The FBI is just the latest government body to probe the Whitefish deal.
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But doubts arose over the deal in October after a U.S. government body raised objections.
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This year Dar al-Ifta, an Egyptian government body, suggested that fasting should be compulsory.
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Mr Vermillion is also chairman of the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission, a government body.
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Private doctors and hospitals simply bill a single government body instead of myriad insurance companies.
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The government body that regulates the broader investment community is the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The United Front Department is the government body which manages dialogue and policies with South Korea.
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The government body denied that it had anything to do with forcing the number onto devices.
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Bastrykin heads the Russian Investigative Committee, the government body that decides whether to bring criminal charges.
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But Wanjiku accused the government body of allowing loggers to illegally fell indigenous species - charges it denies.
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The Palestinian Authority is an interim self-government body set up following the 1993 Oslo peace accords.
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The California Department Motor Vehicles is the government body that regulates autonomous vehicle testing on public roads.
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The House is the only U.S. government body with the congressional authority to begin an impeachment inquiry.
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CFIUS is an interagency U.S. government body whose chair is the Secretary of the U.S. Treasury Department.
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On Thursday, a government body temporarily deregistered Dr. Mahathir's new political party because it had filed incomplete paperwork.
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Yinager Dessie previously served as head of the National Planning Commission, a government body dealing with economic policy.
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The U.S. Department of Labor has sued Oracle for discriminatory employment practices, the government body announced on Wednesday.
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The NEB is the government body primarily responsible for vetting and overseeing Canadian pipelines that cross provincial borders.
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International groups, such as Human Rights Watch and British non-government body Hong Kong Watch, also expressed concern.
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A government body monitoring hate speech says that it has seen a spike since the Supreme Court ruling.
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The pact's factory oversight team will then hand over to a government body set up for that purpose.
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The Candidacy Commission also nominated another six vice presidents of the Council of State, Cuba's highest government body.
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SUNY's student government body, the Student Assembly, released a statement on Wednesday saying students "appreciate" Mr. Cuomo's decision.
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Dodd-Frank created the Financial Stability Oversight Council, a government body tasked with what is called macroprudential regulation.
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" On Twitter, the Historic England government body echoed his stance, citing "strict rules that protect England's archaeological heritage.
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The committee includes Sears' landlords, the US government body overseeing its remaining pensioners, vendors and representatives for bondholders.
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Japan's Sport Council (JSC), the government body in charge of building Olympic venues, did not immediately respond to questions.
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The authorities lock up people using vaguely worded bans on "inciting an unarmed gathering" and "insulting a government body".
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According to the government body responsible for regulating this stuff, seat spacing didn't affect passengers' ability to evacuate planes.
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A spokeswoman for the Commission said the government body has not finalized its recommendations, but declined to comment further.
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A week after Kennedy's death, Johnson convened a government body to investigate it, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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Venezuela's National Electoral Council - the government body in charge of organizing elections - did not respond to phone calls seeking comment.
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That is in no small part because the Foreign Ministry is known as the most sexist government body in Russia.
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An independent government body, the board is solely responsible for determining whether initiatives can advance to a city-wide vote.
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A strict new opt-out law there had to be repealed the following year after accusations of government body snatching.
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An independent government body, the National Land Commission, was set up in 2012 to manage public land and investigate historical injustices.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, the government body which oversees internet regulation, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The government body analyzes and shows current research in food safety, nutrition and food-related disease of importance to public health.
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The NCA has been dubbed Britain's FBI while the GLAA is a government body with police-style powers to investigate cases.
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In January 2014, the Supreme Council of Universities, a government body, banned private universities from accepting students who had been expelled.
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The government body had initially made the offer for funding the Kidston Stage 2 pumped storage hydro project to Nov. 30.
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They were particularly interested in which government body—the executive branch or Congress—would have the legal authority to order it.
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Investors may be obsessing over Trump trade policies, but another government body could really be driving the sell-off: the Fed.
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Nearly 13 percent of Brazil's territory belongs to indigenous people, according to the country's National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), a government body.
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Japan Sport Council (JSC), the government body in charge of building Olympic competition venues, said Shin Yang timber was being used.
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Instead the "diet" here is defined as assembly or government body — in this case, the legislative body of Israel, the KNESSET.
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According to the Defence and Security Organisation, a government body, America bagged 53% of the global business, its "highest-ever market share".
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Recently, the party chief in Jiangsu province as well as the head of the Ethnic Affairs Commission, a government body, were Hui.
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In absolute terms, the biggest offenders are two drug giants, Sanofi and Novartis, and the National Cancer Institute, an American government body.
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Ant's bid was blocked by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), a government body reporting to the Treasury.
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Brazil's National Indigenous Foundation (FUNAI), the government body responsible for safeguarding indigenous land rights, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Last week, the government body responsible for solving labor conflicts decided to end the strike at the request of the FNSI workers.
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Firefighting is coordinated by the Civil Protection Agency, a government body overseen by the Ministry for the Interior, which oversees national defense.
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One answer would be to shift the responsibility of ethical sourcing from the healing shop owner to an independent or government body.
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Through the Sindh Education Foundation, an arms-length government body, it is funding "public-private partnerships" covering 2,414 schools and 653,265 pupils.
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By comparison, the country's capacity from all sources in 210 was about 280,2000GW, according to the Energy Information Administration, a government body.
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According to government body Wine Australia, total China imports climbed 35 percent by volume and 32 percent by dollar value in 2015.
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The cybersecurity of pipelines, oddly enough, is overseen by the Transportation Security Administration, the same government body you encounter at airport security.
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Russia's Roskomnadzor, the government body that oversees the country's media laws, has said Facebook and Google both ran ads during Sunday elections.
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That really falls on the agency and the government body that's starting the program in terms of the voter education they need.
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The rest sits and festers, according to P.K. Khandelwal, the chief engineer of the East Delhi Municipal Corporation, a local government body.
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The French government body that handles asylum requests, for example, reported 85,244 requests in 2016, up 203 percent from the previous year.
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Rogers argues that he trusts his own judgment more than that of a government body, and that heroes, like all civilians, need freedom.
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She was then named in a criminal complaint by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the government body responsible for the data.
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Lights on a big screen at the Estonian Information System Authority, a government body, show them pinging in from all around the world.
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Since most government structures were created before the internet existed, it's often difficult to determine which existing government body should manage internet regulations.
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Resurrecting an idea first mooted in the 1980s, he wants to move a big central-government body to each of 30 Mexican states.
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The conference was hosted by the Cybersecurity Administration of China (CAC), the government body that dictates the country's strict internet regulation and policy.
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Abadi said in a statement that he had directed the Integrity Commission, a government body tasked with fighting corruption, to investigate the accusations.
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Should the FBI or another government body need help to tap an Android phone, the initial question will be — Who do we call?
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Police are also holding a former politician and an official of a non-government body that organized Wednesday's event, Radio New Zealand said.
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The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), a government body that provides aid to developing countries, is working with Bangalore authorities on the project.
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The surprise resignation of the nation's top federal privacy watchdog threatens to handicap a key government body that has only recently escaped irrelevance.
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The first target was the Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Center, a government body responsible for research and development of advanced weapons systems.
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Brazil's Ministry of Justice, the government body responsible for ordering the eviction, did not respond to emails or phone calls requesting an interview.
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The new list will stand along with a "dirty list" launched in 2004 which names employers deemed guilty by an internal government body.
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No government body clearly exercises oversight over the amphibious vessels, resulting in a lack of accountability that all too easily leads to tragedy.
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The New York City Commission on Human Rights is a government body with broad powers to investigate complaints of sexual harassment and discrimination.
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"You may come in contact with more people than usual, including during long-haul flights and in crowded airports," the government body said.
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In fact, the FDA awarded the startup a Breakthrough Device Designation, meaning the technology will get special review priority from the government body.
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The last thing Congress should be doing right now is giving yet another government body broad powers to operate without proper judicial oversight.
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India's rice exports plunged 26.5% in April-July from a year ago to 3.14 million tonnes, a government body said earlier this month.
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Ditto when Russia's ombudsman for children, a government body, argues that the very term "domestic violence" serves to "zombify and intimidate families and parents".
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Sitharaman said any startup that is registered with the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, a government body, will be exempted from the angel tax.
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Sindhu Dhungana heads the REDD Implementation Center, a government body tasked with overseeing the development of Nepal's REDD strategy and the benefit-sharing plan.
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Costa spoke after visiting the headquarters of the Portuguese Civil Protection Agency, the government body that is coordinating the emergency response to the fire.
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"It is a wonderful, neighborhood watch sort of system," said Vasundhara Devi, managing director of the Karnataka State Women Development Corporation, a government body.
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"Strides in mobility will not be achieved by any one person, company, or government body," said Curt Magleby, VP of government relations at Ford.
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Japan's Sport Council (JSC), the government body in charge of building Olympic venues, and the International Olympic Committee did not immediately respond to questions.
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While that particular ruling didn't have much bearing on Yelp's business, the company was among the litigants that pressured the government body to act.
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He added that a petition against the dam is still pending before the National Green Tribunal, a government body that deals with conservation cases.
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In England the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, a government body, says the state should offer infertile couples three cycles of IVF.
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Of course these shelters would have been insufficient in the event of a nuclear strike, but that didn't stop a government body endorsing them.
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Yinager Dessie previously served as head of the National Planning Commission, a government body dealing with economic policy with the rank of a ministry.
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But Pritzker said handing oversight over to an international government body would leave the internet domain system open to political disputes and bureaucratic delays.
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The industry supports more than 40 million jobs - or about 8% of India's total workforce, according to India Brand Equity Foundation, a government body.
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The measure also called for the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a government body specifically devoted to serving as a consumer watchdog.
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The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), another government body, has designed some chips of its own, but got foreigners to make them.
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Brazil's National Indian Foundation, a government body responsible for ensuring the rights of indigenous people, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The group said that Mr. Lascañas had drawn up a sworn affidavit and was ready to testify before any government body, including the Senate.
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One government body calculated that in 2017 alone, Saudis spent $30 billion on entertainment in the Middle East — all of it outside the kingdom.
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Transport for London, the local government body responsible for licensing laws, said the company's permit would not be renewed at the end of September.
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The major difference here is that Transport for London (or TfL), the government body responsible for London's public transit, decided to do something about it.
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Last month, a government body asked (PDF) interested stakeholders to express their interest in experimental use of drones that travel beyond visual line of sight.
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However, fatwas are not legally binding and the council is not an officially elected government body, meaning the impact of the ruling could be limited.
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The United States has accused the Russian government body of meddling in U.S. politics with social media posts meant to spread misinformation and sow discord.
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Still, if some government body were to determine that they do fall under current regulation, the industry may be forced to make sudden, sweeping changes.
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"The arms of the law are long," said Abhishek Dayal, a spokesman for the Central Bureau of Investigation, the main government body investigating the case.
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According to Svimez, a government body, income per head in the Mezzogiorno, comprising the southern mainland, Sicily and Sardinia, is 11.3% lower than in 2007.
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In 2016, Health Quality Ontario, a government body that evaluates new therapies, used a widely adopted standard to examine all available hand-transplant outcome data.
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A flyover on Wednesday by Chile's navy and Sernapesca could not visually locate the algal bloom, which has a distinctive color, the government body said.
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Prince Mohammed has tried to change that by creating a government body tasked with expanding entertainment opportunities such as concerts, monster-truck rallies and operas.
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However fatwas are not legally binding and the council is not an officially elected government body, meaning the impact of the ruling could be limited.
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The Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Center, a government body responsible for research and development of advanced weapons systems, was reportedly evacuated amid potential strikes.
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Local media have quoted Nabil Jisr, head of the Council for Development and Reconstruction, a government body, saying the rubbish would be sent to Russia.
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Alberta Health Services, a provincial government body, was slapped with $7,600 in fines after losing two sealed nuclear containers and failing to tell the regulator.
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In 2001, the Disability Rights Commission, a government body meant to enforce and review disability laws, denounced that provision of the law, calling it discriminatory.
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It is in pharma's interest to protect their profits and lobby vigorously against any government body that would reveal which drugs have the highest value.
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The current proposal creates a new government body, the Copyright Claims Board (CCB), within the U.S. Copyright Office, to resolve certain copyright claims and counterclaims.
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In the Court's view, this was open hostility to Phillips's religious beliefs — and that kind of hostility from a government body violates Phillips's constitutional rights.
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Abdul Lateef al-Himayim, head of Iraq's government body overseeing Sunni religious sites, thanked the security services and urged displaced people to return to their homes.
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Weibo, Tencent and the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the government body responsible for enforcing censorship guidelines, did not respond to requests for comment on Thursday.
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Transport for London, a local-government body, announced that it would not renew Uber's licence to operate in the city, in which it has 3.5m users.
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A report in 2189 by ProMexico, a government body that promotes investment, put the price of industrial land in Querétaro at $2000-22005 a square metre.
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Seemingly the sole government body policing tech platforms, the ol' European Union, is now taking aim at desktop gaming's biggest storefront, Steam, and its creator Valve.
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The threats continue, by phone or text message, and even with two government body guards Marquez said it was not safe for her to go home.
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GASB is actually not a government body, but rather a professional standard-setting body that controls Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP, for the public sector.
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The conference also marked a fresh start of sorts for its organizer, the Cyberspace Administration of China, the government body that also oversees the country's internet.
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In terms of creating a government body, IMMAF CEO Densign White believes that the Irish government can recognize and regulate mixed martial arts "in an instant".
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Government body Geonet Science estimated an almost one-in-three chance of another 7-7.8 magnitude quake hitting the wider region within the next 30 days.
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The most direct involves the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, or Cfius, a government body that reviews acquisitions with possible national security implications.
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India needs investments worth about $778 billion for highways, urban transport and renewable energy by 2022, according to the India Brand Equity Foundation, a government body.
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The government body cited "several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk," outlining a "pattern of failures" which were ultimately too significant to ignore.
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It is a Russian victory party, and a "middle finger to the highest government body in the United States," said the bar's beverage director, Parker Girard.
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The Social Development Network, a government body set up in 1984 to play matchmaker for graduates, now provides grants and oversight to Singapore's 20143 approved dating services.
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According to the CPUC, the ownership structure for a publicly owned utility involves a local government body, and maybe customers and people who live in the area.
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The move comes amidst a debate on the role of the government body and will give it unprecedented control over the censorship of online content as well.
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INCRA, the government body tasked with managing and demarcating rural land, has seen its budget cut 90 percent since 2012 to just 4.75 million reais ($1.46 million).
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"We have never replaced farmers, we have never replaced pastoralists in favor of mechanized farming," said Fitsum Arega, director of the Ethiopian Investment Commission, a government body.
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"Comrade Díaz-Canel isn't upstart or an improvisation," Raul Castro said in a speech to the National Assembly, the government body that elects the president of Cuba.
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In February, the Bureau of Economic Analysis—the government body responsible for evaluating America's GDP—included the outdoor recreation economy in its calculations for the first time.
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"There is no justification at all," said Gwendolyn Pimentel-Gana, a member of the Philippine Commission on Human Rights, an independent government body that investigated the case.
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Around 1,200 of those were described as ringleaders, the rest coordinators, suspects and bandits, in a statement by the government body formed to deal with the unrest.
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President Trump said Wednesday that he supported a bipartisan push in Congress to broaden the authority of a government body that reviews foreign investments for security threats.
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The government body scrutinizes bids by overseas companies to buy American corporations that control technology that may be deemed strategic for either economic or national-security reasons.
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The UK was deemed to have eliminated measles by the WHO in 2017, based on data from 2014-103, according to Public Health England, a government body.
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The company has generated millions for the state through licensing agreements since 1998, and has long had an executive on the government body that enforces drinking water standards.
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This is tied up in the same new law that gave a once obscure government body—CFIUS—enhanced abilities to scrutinize minority, non-controlling investments by foreign entities.
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It was approved in Japan for transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy in May at a price of around $750,13 a year that was set by a government body, Pfizer said.
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While the government body filed a complaint, a Paris Court dismissed the case, ruling that there was not enough evidence to establish a theft had been intentionally committed.
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Ortega was removed from her position early this month by Venezuela's newly formed constituent assembly, a controversial pro-government body whose installation was called dictatorial by governments worldwide.
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No U.S. government body monitors the fate of deportees, and immigrant-aid groups typically lack the resources to document what happens to those who have been sent back.
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Practically every government body does that: the business department frets about foreign takeovers, the Ministry of Defence is hardwired into NATO, 10 Downing Street co-ordinates big summits.
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The letter from MACPAC amounts to a warning signal about possible damaging effects of these moves from a nonpartisan government body tasked with analyzing Medicaid and making recommendations.
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By August 2015, the FDA began investigating Theranos, and regulators from the government body that oversees laboratories found "major inaccuracies" in the testing Theranos was doing on patients.
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The base price would be set by Mexico's appraisal institute, a government body that manages and values federal property, which did not reply to a request for comment.
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But McKeevy is a request for public release of grand jury materials, rather than disclosure to a government body with the constitutional duty to conduct its own investigations.
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The Justice Law and Order Sector, a government body, established a policymaking wing in 2008 to write a national law on transitional justice for Uganda after the war.
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"There is no ethnic cleansing or genocide in our country," said U Aung Tun Thet, the chief coordinator of the Myanmar government body dedicated to the Rohingya crisis.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), an unabashed progressive, will be one of the first Muslim women to serve in Congress, marking huge inroads for representation in the government body.
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But the Russell Tribunal was not a government body or treaty organization; it had neither the legal authority nor the means to carry out justice after its findings.
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During his final years at Chloride, Mr. Edwardes, then living in London, was appointed to the National Enterprise Board, a government body set up to revitalize British industry.
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Funding at the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), the government body responsible for protecting the rights of Brazil's 900,000 indigenous people has been slashed by more than 40 percent.
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That means, unlike an American government body that has to abide by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, it can kick off users who violate its rules.
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O is facing a familiar foe in its bid to sell off the Kenmore appliances brand: the U.S. government body that oversees the pensions for the company's 230,22007 retirees.
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Reliance has taken the issue to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, the government body which oversees matters related to telecom services, but the matter is far from resolution.
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With her authorisation, any government body or private business can check whether her fingerprints or irises match those recorded against her unique 12-digit identifying number in its database.
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There is no government body that regulates cryptocurrency in the US and a Coinbase spokesperson declined to detail what kind of agreements employees sign with regards to insider trading.
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The Arts Council, a government body which administers a £210m annual fund for English music services, is unable to say which councils offer free tuition and which do not.
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Judging by Motherboard's own requests as well as those from Freedom of Information organizations, one government body in particular stands out for turning FOIA requests into a nightmare: NASA.
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After stepping down from the constitutional court, Ms. Limbach ran the Goethe Institute, the government body that promotes German language, literature and culture around the world, for six years.
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Companies that sell your cellphone location data to marketers are also selling that information to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the government body known for detaining children in cages.
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The report is intended to complement the efforts of the Mildeca (Interministerial Mission for Combating Drugs and Addictive Behaviors), a government body tasked with leading France's anti-drug efforts.
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The key government body that pushes reform in China, the shengaizu, has met 18 times over the past two years, and 13 of those meetings have been about judicial reform.
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The report - entitled "Waste: The Circular Economy" - was published by the London Assembly's Environment Committee, an elected local government body that holds the mayor to account and examines his policies.
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Samuel Tororei, a commissioner at the NLC, an independent government body that arbitrates land disputes, led a fact finding mission to the area in July and met with clan elders.
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The document also notes that a government body has been working since 2014 to compile a standardized set of guidelines to ensure proper preservation of all parts of the wall.
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The Low Pay Commission, a government body, estimates that for every four people paid the hourly minimum wage, currently £22016 ($0003) for over-2000s, one person is paid below it.
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Letvision was founded in 2009 and is supported by Turkey's Ministry of Industry and KOSGEB, a government body that funds small and medium-sized industrial businesses, the company's site states.
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The report recommended Congress prohibit U.S. acquisitions by such entities by changing the mandate of CFIUS, the U.S. government body that conducts security reviews of proposed acquisitions by foreign firms.
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There is no question that overturning Quill will have a devastating impact on small business, but there is some question over who or what government body should make this decision.
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That government body, which evaluates intelligence and other terrorism-related information, sent an alert to the police saying extremists who had fought in Syria were headed for Belgium and France.
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A cascading series of events associated with the CFIUS, a government body, got it to the point where Broadcom's aggressive dealmaker Hock Tan dropped plans to go after Qualcomm altogether.
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The draft does not bar Immigration and Customs Enforcement — the main government body that detains and deports people over immigration violations — from taking part in the program, BuzzFeed News reported.
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The council said any government body or sports league that receives a direct percentage or a portion of sports betting revenue should dedicate some of it to treat gambling problems.
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The attack came less than a week after Maduro installed a powerful pro-government body called the National Constituent Assembly to rewrite the constitution, amid widespread domestic and international condemnation.
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B.S. Bhullar, an official with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, a government body that regulates aviation in India, told the Press Trust of India that an investigation was underway.
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In June Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, an e-commerce behemoth, met with SASAC, a government body which oversees state firms, to discuss tie-ups to promote digital innovation.
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According to a New York Times analysis, 23 freshmen are people of color, and they're bolstering representation in the government body, which is still predominantly made up of white men.
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There's no regional government body that can certify the YouTuber's Union like the National Labor Relations Board certifies unions in the United States because YouTubers are spread out across the world.
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While there is no government body that oversees the entirety of pipeline projects, the stretch that crossed the international border between Canada and the US was subject to State Department approval.
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A meta-analysis of 50 CBT programmes in America by Thomas Feucht and Tammy Holt for the National Institute of Justice, a government body, found that 74% were effective or promising.
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As drafted, the regulation would require platforms to take down terrorist content within one hour of being notified by any "competent" government body, and it doesn't have to be a judge.
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A few days after reading about the plans, she sent a letter in protest to Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH), the government body tasked with looking after the country's landscapes and wildlife.
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According to government body Public Health England, obesity reduces life expectancy by an average of three years, or eight to ten years in the case of severe obesity (BMI over 40).
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Between April and January, India's steel imports fell 38 percent year-on-year, data from a government body showed, primarily due to the slew of protection measures announced by the government.
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In February, an influential scientific commission in Texas called for a moratorium on the use of bite-mark identification in criminal trials, the first such official statement by a government body.
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The report alleges systemic corruption at the Directorate of Geological Survey and Mines (DGSM), the government body that awards mining licenses, operating under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD).
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Genworth's and China Oceanwide's refiled CFIUS application triggers a new 30-day review period by the government body, with the possibility of a further 45-day investigation period, the statement added.
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Swati Maliwal, the chairwoman of the Delhi Commission for Women, a government body set up to help protect women, quickly took up the case, sending out a blast of Twitter posts.
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In October, the General Sports Authority, the government body that effectively runs sports in Saudi Arabia, and the Saudi Arabian Football Federation announced that they were embarking on a soccer experiment.
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China could face a desert locust invasion, a government body warned on Monday, urging local authorities to prepare for the possible arrival of the voracious insects from neighboring Pakistan and India.
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The ride had been organized by the General Authority for Entertainment, a government body charged with planning fun, G-rated activities in a kingdom where young people often complain of boredom.
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But the Iraqi government body tasked with preserving mass graves says it is underfunded and understaffed, and cannot adequately protect and investigate the sites which are still littered with unexploded ordinance.
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"There has not been any channel of talks ongoing between the High Peace Council and the Taliban," said Maulavi Shafiullah Nuristani, a member of the government body tasked with exploring negotiations.
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"Any unilateral threat or blackmail will only lead to intensification of conflicts and damage to the interests of all parties," the Chinese State Council, a government body, said in a statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China must balance steady economic growth and risk prevention at a time external uncertainties are increasing, a statement on a meeting of a high-level government body said on Friday.
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After months of taking evidence from academics, activists, technologists, law enforcement and politicians, a government body tasked with assessing the draft Investigatory Powers Bill released its nearly-200 page report on Thursday.
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The Guardian Council, a hardliner-dominated government body which reviews the eligibility of candidates, has already disqualified 475 candidates, many thought to be moderates, leaving just 161 people vying for 88 places.
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The report was commissioned by the Financial Services Trade and Investment Board (FSTIB), a joint industry and government body set up in 2013 to strengthen Britain's role as a global financial centre.
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A source involved with the DUET transaction, who was not authorised to speak publicly, said it was unclear if the creation of the new government body would put the deal at risk.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has cut prices of some stents by about 7.6 percent, a government body said on Monday, in the latest setback for the country's $5 billion medical device industry.
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They sued after the Spoliation Advisory Panel, a British government body reviewing Holocaust-era claims, said it lacked jurisdiction because the Nazi era ended in 1945, two years before the alleged theft.
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A Pakistani government body that regulates electronic media took TV broadcasts off the air while major sites including Facebook, YouTube and Twitter were blocked as violence broke out, according The Associated Press.
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Several elected Democrats, including 2020 presidential contenders, are now saying that Congress has a legal obligation to impeach the president, as it is the only government body capable of holding him accountable.
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Mark Fallon, a former NCIS agent and interrogator who now chairs the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group, a US government body tasked with reviewing evidence on interrogation practices, has argued as much.
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Mr. Zwane's trip was an effort to "unfairly and unduly influence a contract" for the president's son, according to a report by the Public Protector's office, a government body that investigates corruption.
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Take Mark Fallon, a former Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) agent and interrogator who chaired the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group, a US government body tasked with reviewing evidence on interrogation practices.
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Trump says the FDA is accelerating testing of treatments for the coronavirus, though he suggests incorrectly that the government body has approved a malaria drug for use on patients with the virus.
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In recent years, a German government body weakened the I.O.C.'s authority when it declared Rule 40 was "too far-reaching" and said German athletes no longer had to abide by it.
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However, Italy's Financial Security Committee (FSC), a government body which includes officials from the finance, foreign and justice ministries, the central bank, finance police and anti-mafia prosecutors, found no sanctions violations.
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The directive passed by the High Commission for Development of Riyadh, a government body, also ordered the migrant laborers to vacate the cramped and run-down quarters they used to live in.
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The main government body responsible for dealing with the crisis, the Federal Reserve Board—removed from direct democracy and run rather mysteriously by academic economists—made an ideal target for populist rage.
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Britain's Gangmaster Licensing Authority, the government body which regulates the supply of workers to the agriculture industry, said it revoked DJ Houghton's licence immediately after the police raid on the directors' properties.
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Avoiding conflict The ministry was founded in 1969 as the National Unification Board, "a government body responsible for all issues pertaining to inter-Korean relations and unification," according to its official website.
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John Lansing, CEO of the BBG, the independent government body that oversees the Voice of America and other government-backed media outlets, recently called his operation hopelessly outspent by Russian state media.
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In a paper released Wednesday, Public Knowledge lays out a proposal for a new government body that would work with existing regulators on common questions and fill in gaps in agencies' AI expertise.
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He said that the process of setting up a government body to regulate AI should start in the immediate future, speaking at the International Space Station R&D conference a few weeks ago.
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The CEE Bankwatch Network, a non-government body that monitors financial institutions' activities in central and eastern Europe, says there is no guarantee that Energa's bonds will not be used for coal-burning.
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"If blockchain can help secure their farming livelihoods, then it's welcomed," said Clement Lenachuru, a commissioner at Kenya's National Land Commission, an independent government body set up in 2012 to manage public land.
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The study was produced by DHS's Science and Technology Directorate in coordination with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a government body that produces optional standards on information technology and cybersecurity.
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The City, a local government body that spans the city's "Square Mile" financial district, said it hopes to see more support for the sector in the form of policy, regulation, funding and talent.
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The study was produced by DHS' Science and Technology Directorate in coordination with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a government body that produces optional standards on information technology and cybersecurity.
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A statement last month by the Afghan High Peace Council, a government body tasked with negotiating an end to the nearly 17-year war, called on the Taliban to join the peace process.
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The FDA isn't obligated to do whatever one of these panels says, but the government body, a federal agency within the Department of Health and Human Services, generally tends to follow their recs.
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"Land conflicts in the Amazon have gotten worse," said Ronaldo Santos, an official with the National Institute of Colonisation and Agrarian Reform (INCRA), a government body responsible for managing and demarcating rural land.
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VICE News went to Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam to speak with the Bureau of Reclamation, the government body that regulates and controls the water for much of the drought-stricken Southwest.
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With just a few weeks left in the current congressional term, lawmakers are still finalizing negotiations on a long-awaited sexual harassment bill that would tackle how allegations are addressed in the government body.
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Because FINRA is not a government body its charges are rarely very onerous but, in the case of brokerage fraud, Ayre could face further scrutiny if he tries to sell securities in the future.
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Britain's Low Pay Commission, a government body, says that the purchasing power of Britain's minimum wage, currently £7.50 ($9.90) per hour for the over-25s, is over a fifth higher than America's federal minimum.
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A survey of firms with ties to Japan by the Japan External Trade Organisation, a government body, shows that the wages of Indonesian manufacturing workers are 45% higher than those of their Vietnamese counterparts.
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All three members of the Election Advisory Committee, a government body supposed to monitor election proceedings, resigned in early July because, they said, they had not been given enough information to do their work.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - An Indian government body has recommended imposing duties on some steel products imported from China, Japan and Russia, reinforcing New Delhi's tough stance despite complaints from some of the targeted countries.
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Proceeds of the NAB issue will refinance loans made to a portfolio of businesses, including law firms and property companies, that have a gender equality citation from Australian government body Workplace Gender Equality Agency.
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Nobody wants to be in these pools unless they have no other way to obtain insurance protection, and no organization, insurer, or government body really wants to pay for them because they're so expensive.
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ITERJ, the government body in charge of managing land in the state of Rio de Janeiro and responsible for Teixeira's request to get titles for Canaa's residents, did not respond to requests for comment.
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BERLIN, Nov 29 (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier wants to set up a new government body with powers to decide quickly whether to take stakes in key domestic companies to prevent foreign takeovers.
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"The implementation date ... will be subject to the actions of the US, and China reserves the right to continue to introduce other countermeasures," the Chinese State Council, a government body, said in a statement.
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On July 18, VICE hosted a press conference at its headquarters in Brooklyn for the State Council on Community Re-entry and Reintegration, a government body created by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo in 2014.
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The news that the CDC itself repeatedly violated its own safety protocols in working with lethal pathogens comes two years after the government body made a series of highly publicized slip-ups at its labs.
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The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR), a government body that regulates casinos in the country, has promised to cooperate with Bangladesh Bank to help it recover the $2.7 million it has frozen, Gomes said.
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Mr. Tibbo says his problems with the Legal Aid Department, a government body in Hong Kong, began in September 2016, and that they have since offered to pay him half of what they did before.
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On Thursday, the United States International Trade Commission, a government body, released an independent analysis of the accord's potential effects on the country's economy, a report required by law before Congress votes on the deal.
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Reuters reported in 2017 that the U.S. government body was auditing OPIC's foreign aid program that lent to projects including solar farms in such deep financial trouble that the loans may never be fully repaid.
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Britain's Gang master Licensing Authority (GLAM), the government body which regulates the supply of workers to the agriculture industry, said it revoked the license of DJ Houghton immediately after the police raid on the directors' properties.
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Kim, fired in November for allegedly leaking trade secrets about the company's technology and sales to media, has since been reinstated by Hyundai after a ruling by a South Korean government body under whistleblower protection laws.
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The Federal Aviation Administration, the U.S. government body that regulates aviation, and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which represents LaGuardia, JFK and Newark airports, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The government body said average UK house prices peaked at £232,000 ($287,000) in August 2018 but slipped back to £229,000 in May 2019 as price falls in London and South East England dragged on the average.
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In Britain, an estimated 7 million tonnes of food and drink are thrown from homes each year, costing an average household about 470 pounds ($604.89) a year, according to the Food Standards Agency, a government body.
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"Sinopec will try its best to list its marketing division in 2019, now that the top government body has given the go-ahead," the source said, declining to be named as the subject was not public.
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In Britain an estimated 7 million tonnes of food and drink are thrown away from homes each year, costing an average household around 470 pounds a year, according to the Food Standards Agency, a government body.
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Some 16 million of the quilombolas, as the slaves' descendants are known, live in around 5,000 rural settlements, according to the Fundação Cultural Palmares, a government body that preserves and promotes Afro-Brazilian art and culture.
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It is ironic that many in the tech community decry the FBI's court-ordered request for an Apple-produced backdoor, because it's the only government body to make this request to the company through official channels.
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Saving 176 Tons of CO2 a year, the solar panels will help boost the finances of the government body footing the electricity and diesel bill, with total annual savings expected to reach 36,000 JOD (50,800 USD).
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The bill's mandate might seem simple, but it represents the most dramatic step forward for PrEP education by a government body to date, and a de facto endorsement of the treatment by the State of California.
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Kenya launched an ambitious industrialization plan after the end of British rule in 1963, acquiring vast tracts of land for mining, according to the National Land Commission (NLC), an independent government body that arbitrates land disputes.
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When the sanctity of contracts – a centuries old legal tenet ensuring that once parties enter into agreements they will adhere to them – starts being called into question by a government body, there is clearly a problem.
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The regulations come a week after a top-level Chinese government body issued an urgent notice to provincial governments urging them to suspend regulatory approval for new internet micro loan companies, according to a Reuters report.
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With the power of time and magic on her side, it's confusing as to why Ultimecia chose to slowly infiltrate a government body rather than immediately wiping out the teenagers who would eventually kill her. But!
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China said on Saturday it has sacked six senior officials at its food and drug regulator after a safety scandal at vaccine maker Changsheng Biotechnology Co Ltd revealed failings at the government body including inadequate supervision.
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The Standards Organization of Nigeria (SON), the body responsible for setting requirements for imported goods, published tighter quality rules last year, but another government body - the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) - did not issue revised specifications.
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In 230, when she joined the New Jersey Law Revision Commission — an obscure government body with a mission to keep the state's laws up to date — her colleagues inundated her with stories of their greatest hits.
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The decision came despite increasing cash flow troubles, caused in part by U.S. aid cuts, that could destabilize the PA, an interim self-government body set up following the 1993 Oslo accords between the Palestinians and Israel.
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"Besides being a hub for LNG ... Singapore is a regional base for many international legal firms specializing in energy and commodities," said Lee Ark Boon, the chief executive of IE Singapore, a government body promoting Singapore's trade.
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Hypermind grew out of research funded by the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), a U.S. government body set up in 2006 to develop new methods for the secret service work in the post-9/13 era.
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Under the decree, demarcation of indigenous lands will be decided by the Ministry of Justice rather than the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), a government body set up to carry out policies relating to Brazil's 900,000 indigenous people.
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More than 20143,000 workers were injured and 130 killed in crashes in 2015 while another 73 died in 2014, according to the National Social Security Fund, a government body set up to deliver compensation for workplace accidents.
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On Wednesday night, a government-sponsored celebration was organized with Malta's LGBTIQ Consultative Council -- a government body representing the country's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and questioning organisations -- in front of the capital's historic Auberge de Castille.
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A top government body, headed by Rouhani and the heads of parliament and the judiciary, "gave the central bank governor the necessary authority to intervene in the foreign exchange market and to manage it", state TV said.
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The problem is, no new House Committee has been appointed since Israel&aposs ill-fated April election — meaning, there is currently no government body in charge of making this decision, which works precisely in Netanyahu&aposs favor.
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The risk, I was told, was that the Department of Islamic Development, a government body that "was formed to protect the purity of faith," could ban the book if it was viewed as violating traditional Islamic doctrine.
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Companies could pick coverage that would pay when the deaths from an epidemic passed a predetermined threshold, or coverage that would kick in when a government body — anywhere in the world — ordered a shutdown or travel ban.
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In March 2010, the UK Insolvency Service, a government body charged with regulating some company formation agents which was overseen by the then BIS Department, shut down 27 firms that BMI had created and staffed with directors.
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BEIJING, March 2 (Reuters) - China could be facing a locust invasion, a government body warned on Monday, urging local authorities to prepare for the arrival of the voracious insects that are already in neighbouring Pakistan and India.
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"The government is working with communities and legal experts to ensure that more Kenyans own a title deed as a way of reducing poverty and conflicts," said Swazuri, head of the independent government body set up in 2012.
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Photo: APThe Federal Trade Commission, the US government body in charge of consumer protection and investigating anti-competitive marketplace practices, has announced that it will not stand in the way of Amazon's plan to merge with Whole Foods.
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A top-level Chinese government body issued an urgent notice on Tuesday to provincial governments urging them to suspend regulatory approval for the setting up of new internet micro-lenders, sources who had seen the notice told Reuters.
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In a statement released after the verdict, Ajay Bhushan Pandey, CEO of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the government body responsible for running Aadhaar, said the biometric program was the "champion" of marginalized sections of society.
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What makes the Marijuana Policy Coordination Committee a uniquely Trumpian government body is that it was launched in secret for reasons the administration won't explain and seems to contradict the president's own not-unfriendly public messaging about marijuana.
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The report recommended Congress prohibit U.S. acquisitions by such entities by changing the mandate of Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), the U.S. government body that conducts security reviews of proposed acquisitions by foreign firms.
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While the move to curb content that incites hatred is positive, both the government and Google should be clear about the process, said Nawawi Bahrudin, executive director of the non-government body, Legal Aid Center for the Press.
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China's leading government body, the State Council, unveiled a new set of guidelines on July 8 calling for less focus on exams and more consideration of physical, cultural and political education, according to state-run Xinhua news agency.
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A proposal that would have seen a Chinese tech company take a stake in an American one fell apart after the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a government body, said it would open an investigation.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China said on Saturday it has sacked six senior officials at its food and drug regulator after a safety scandal at vaccine maker Changsheng Biotechnology Co Ltd revealed failings at the government body including inadequate supervision.
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The Office of the Special Counsel -- not to be confused with the Department of Justice's office of the special counsel led by Robert Mueller -- is a government body that enforces a handful of rules, including the Hatch Act.
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Ahmed al-Khatib was appointed in 2016 as chairman of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA), the government body which oversees entertainment events in the country, including organizing the National Day festivities and hosting Cirque de Soleil in September.
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The ability to operate a swarm of vehicles, considered by the MoD to be between 10 and 20 aircraft in a coordinated, integrated system, could "be of great benefit to defence and security," according to the government body.
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"Our actions before the tragedy will continue to be analyzed – that is right, and it is what the inquiry is for," said Elizabeth Campbell, leader of Kensington and Chelsea Council, the local government body responsible for Grenfell Tower.
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North Korean state media has said little about the ambassador, Ma Tong-hui, other than to note that his previous post was as head of a little-known government body in Pyongyang called the Disarmament and Peace Institute.
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Akihito is said to have first expressed his desire to abdicate in 2010, at an informal meeting of the advisory council to the Imperial Household Agency, the government body that oversees ceremonies and protocol for the royal family.
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When either of those two things happens in Florida, the court or government body that made the decision on the individual's mental health is required to report that record to a state law enforcement agency or the FBI.
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"If a government body was to create the definition, offer some information or some kind of support for social enterprises, then it may be easier for Americans to develop a common understanding of what they do," Weaver said.
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While the art community, ant-like, ferried Townhouse's materials into the Factory, the gallery's executive director William Wells was attempting to marshall the influence of the National Organization for Urban Harmony (NOUH), the main government body for heritage.
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The investors in Part 1 of the survey on Extra Crunch: The investors in Part 2: It seems like everyone wants to invest in tech startups these days, including any large company or government body — and even tech startups.
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BEIJING, Nov 21 (Reuters) - A top-level Chinese government body on Tuesday issued an urgent notice to provincial governments urging them to suspend regulatory approval for new internet micro loan companies, sources who had seen the notice told Reuters.
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This time, thanks to better cooperation between the company and National Park Service, the government body that oversees the park, losses should be capped at $500,000, assuming the San Francisco park resumes full operations in the next few days.
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Without assuming regulatory oversight of a government body, a blue-ribbon panel of regulators, experts, academics, and activists could be given access to platforms and their data to oversee content moderation, without revealing platforms' inner workings to the public.
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LONDON, Sept 20 (IFR) - Bank of America Merrill Lynch has promoted Jim O'Neil, who previously ran the UK government body that managed the taxpayers' holdings in bailed out banks, to co-head its corporate and investment bank in Europe.
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But last month it halted publication after a government body forced a sudden reshuffle of its leadership team, which one of the magazine's lawyers has blamed on an effort to stifle voices that disagree with the ruling Communist Party.
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In the government reshuffle announced on Saturday under royal orders from King Salman, Saadan was named chairman of the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, a government body formed to manage and oversee the development of those two cities.
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"In 2400, we discovered that Okutama was one of three Tokyo (prefecture) towns expected to vanish by 220," says Kazutaka Niijima, an official with the Okutama Youth Revitalization (OYR) department, a government body set up to repopulate the town.
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In 2019, the swirl of scrutiny and souring public opinion around Big Tech coalesced into serious regulatory threats as every relevant government body in the country launched investigations into the largest and most significant technology companies in the world.
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The House and Senate — which had previously been at odds on how exactly to address the issue of harassment in the government body — overwhelmingly approved legislation last week after roughly a year of back-and-forth on the matter.
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On Friday, Transport for London, the government body that oversees the city's transportation, announced that it wouldn't renew Uber's license to operate in the city beyond September 30 due to its "lack of corporate responsibility" related to safety and security.
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What the law does The Office of Special Counsel -- not to be confused with the Department of Justice's special counsel investigation led by Robert Mueller -- is a unique government body charged with enforcing a handful of rules, including the Hatch Act.
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But thanks to the recent UN Security Council sanctions, Canada is joining the US, United Kingdom, and European Union — which all listed the clandestine government body more than five years ago — in putting new restrictions on Kim's personal slush fund.
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It has promised a Billion Tree Tsunami of tree planting – and last month became the first government body in the world to meet its pledge under the Bonn Challenge of restoring more than 350,000 hectares (865,903 acres) of degraded forests.
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In the United States, it would typically be frowned upon for a reporter to tip off a government body that a foreign national and source was coming to town and might be in possession of documents useful in an ongoing inquiry.
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The joint statement released by the US and Mexico did not mention any increase in agricultural orders, and as Bloomberg pointed out, Mexico does not have an official government body that would buy and distribute food products or farm equipment.
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An inter-government body led by the central bank is also being set up, with representatives from the banking, securities and insurance regulators, along with the State Administration for Industry and Commerce and Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development.
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"It is of course worrisome for us but we have very little leverage to stop it," said Thierry Boliki, director of the CEEC, the Congolese government body that is meant to register, value and tax high-value minerals like gold.
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Around 8,000 homes will be built on the site over the next 15 years, and a further 16,000 around the park over the same period, according to the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC), the government body charged with managing the transition.
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Iraq's Shi'ite endowment office - a government body that administers religious sites and real estate - is using legal recourse, incentives and influence to invest in several areas of Mosul, according to local authorities, business owners, investors and documents seen by Reuters.
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At a meeting of the top government body, the Politburo standing committee, President Xi Jinping urged officials to be prepared for rescue work and flood control efforts as China is in its flood season, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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Federal prosecutors in New York said Monday that they had charged the group with trying to get confidential information about the review process from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, a government body that examines the auditing work of accounting firms.
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They foundered after a series of delays, missteps and cost overruns involving local officials and contractors, according to internal Ukrainian government correspondence, and correspondence between the European Commission and the Kiev authorities provided by a source at a government body.
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"Measles is one of the most infectious known diseases, so it can take only one infected person in an area with lower vaccination rates to cause an outbreak," Public Health England, a government body, said in a statement in January.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump signaled on Tuesday that the White House may soften a plan to impose sweeping new investment restrictions on China, saying he supported giving more power to an existing government body that reviews foreign investments for national security threats.
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Frédéric Potier, the head of a government body created to fight racism and anti-Semitism, said the increase in the number of anti-Semitic acts could be explained by a resurgence of such messages within far-right circles, especially online.
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The joint declaration issued by the US and Mexico does not actually make any mention of agricultural trade as part of the deal, and Mexico does not even have an official government body that would buy and distribute food products or farm equipment.
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Under President George W. Bush, the National Labor Relations Board found itself to be an emasculated government body unable to protect unions from corporate attack while the administration's homeland security programs continually tried to avoid using workers shielded by civil service protections.
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MUMBAI, April 10 (Reuters) - India's rice exports for April-February dropped 9.4 percent from a year earlier to 10.57 million tonnes, as leading buyer Bangladesh trimmed its purchases due to a bumper local harvest, a government body said in a statement on Wednesday.
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New guidance from India's Central Council for Yoga and Naturopathy, a government body that promotes traditional and homeopathic medicine, has attracted widespread ridicule after making a series of scientifically inaccurate recommendations for pregnant women in a booklet entitled Mother and Child Care.
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Citing concerns that the ride-hailing company is not "fit and proper" in its compliance with regulations, Transport for London, the government body that oversees the city's transportation, announced on Friday that it won't be renewing Uber's license to operate in the city.
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Amazon has proposed a limit that would keep piloted aircraft above 500 feet, while leaving a window from 200 to 400 feet that would allow its Prime Air drone fleet to operate, but the government body has been dragging its feet so far.
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The House Financial Services Committee, run by long time Wall Street critic U.S. Representative Maxine Waters, has stressed industry accountability ever since Democrats took over the powerful government body that oversees the U.S. housing market, insurance and international finance sectors, among other areas.
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The new focus on controlling internet media has been brought into sharp focus by the new appointment of President Xi ally Xu Lin, as the new head of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the government body responsible for internet policing, including censorship.
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The hearing on Thursday was led by Senator Leila de Lima, a former chairwoman of the Philippine Commission on Human Rights, an independent government body that has investigated police killings in Davao and is looking at a new spate of deaths nationwide.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia plans to prequalify for bidding firms from two or three countries by April or May for the first nuclear reactors it wants to build, a consultant for the government body working on the nuclear plans said on Monday.
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YANGON (Reuters) - A hotel in Myanmar abruptly canceled a film screening on Wednesday by a non-government body, Global Witness, that is critical of the role of the military in the lucrative jade business and its impact on a difficult peace process.
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Violence, intimidation and lack of resources are major factors keeping women from running for office despite making up more than 54 percent of the country&aposs registered voters, said Margaret Sangarwe-Mukahanana, chairwoman of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission, a quasi-government body.
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Motherboard has filed a formal complaint with the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) and an independent government body, calling for an investigation into why an MPS officer purchased powerful malware that can intercept Facebook messages, steal passwords, and remotely turn on a smartphone's camera.
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On Sunday, a government body said the sales-tax on under-construction residential houses in April will drop to 5 percent from 12 percent, while that on lower-priced projects classified as "affordable housing" will be cut to 1 percent from 8 percent.
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"A total of 1,120 ringleaders of violence that led to the destruction of infrastructure and property in West Arsi and Shashemene have been apprehended," the government body known as the Command Post said, referring to areas in Oromiya region, south of the capital.
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"Police are looking for his family, but so far they've not been able to trace them," said Abul Khair Nadim, the Chair of Musapur Union council, a local government body in the Chittagong division in southern Bangladesh, where Ullah's family originally lived.
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That could help mitigate some of the climate change pressures Ethiopia faces, said Birhanu Tsegaye, who heads extension services for coffee, tea and spices for the Ethiopia Coffee and Tea Development Marketing Authority (ECTDMA), a government body tasked with overseeing the sector.
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Gandhi has long been associated with the homespun cloth known as khadi, as well as with a lesser-known publication: a calendar sent annually to the employees of the Khadi and Village Industries Commission, a government body set up to promote the fabric.
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Flooding from rising sea levels would cut off transportation from national highways and railways, costing an estimated $50 million a day in lost commerce, according to a 2016 study by Natural Resources Canada, a government body, analyzing the impacts of climate change on Atlantic Canada.
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Directorate General of Civil Aviation, a government body which oversees airworthiness standards and safety operations, will be issuing an advisory shortly to all the airlines telling passengers to either avoid using any Galaxy Note-series of smartphone, or switch them off during in flight.
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In 2007, the All-China Women's Federation — a government body founded in 1949 to defend women's rights — coined the term "leftover women," categorizing all unmarried women over the age of 27 in an attempt to pressure women to marry earlier to avoid the label.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A main government body responsible for the fight against slavery and labor infractions in Brazil is in a "calamitous" state, leading to a lower number of victims being rescued in recent years, top government officials told Congress on Thursday.
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The UK government body concluded that the company did not cheat on its taxes, but the final figure handed over has been criticized for being far too small, with shadow chancellor John McDonnell calling it "relatively trivial in comparison with what should have been paid."
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If passed, the law would require social media companies in Vietnam to remove offending content from their platforms within one day of receiving a request from the Ministry of Information and Communications, and Vietnam's Ministry of Security, the government body tasked with dealing with dissent.
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Experts from Salisbury Museum in Wiltshire and Historic England, a government body, carefully began excavating the site and understood that the mosaic was part of the floor of a large building, which they believe to be one of the largest Roman villas discovered in England.
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BUSINESS DAY A headline on Thursday with an article about Uber's testing of a self-driving car service in San Francisco misidentified the government body that told the company in a letter that such a service was illegal because the proper permits were not obtained.
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The explosions took place in front of the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center (SBPAC), a Thai government body that oversees the administration of three mostly Malay-Muslim majority provinces of Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala where an insurgency since 2004 has killed some 7,000 people.
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This is the first international government body to distribute its content via Reuters Connect, providing Reuters customers with access to broadcast-quality video covering global issues and stories from the UN network of specialised agencies, funds and programmes, Peacekeeping Operations, leaders' speeches and UN headquarters.
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Federal law also can prevent people from purchasing or possessing a firearm due to a mental illness under two conditions: if he or she is involuntarily committed to a mental hospital, or if a court or government body declares him or her mentally incompetent.
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Originally intended as a voluntary step, the law was meant partly to help boost exports to Muslim countries by upgrading halal certificates issued by a group of clerics, the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), that is recognized by few countries, as it is not a government body.
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"When the AAP was starting out, they were basically a startup—they were trying to figure stuff out, there was this buoyant energy around them," Shukla explains when discussing the filmmakers's gaining access to a government body that, otherwise, has proven elusive to the public eye.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's crude steel output is expected to rise 20.7 percent to 20183 million tonnes this year, and by a further 22018 percent in 2722, as major mills ramp up operations, offsetting the impact of the shutdown of outdated plants, a government body said on Monday.
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The top government body also gave final approval to a move allowing money exchange shops to import foreign currency banknotes, and requiring non-oil exporters to repatriate their hard cash earnings within three months to be reinvested or sold in a regulated secondary market to importers.
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Government data shows the United States has more than 80,000 degraded sites comprising more than 43 million acres - far more than would be needed by 2050 - which could in theory generate 6,700GW annually, according to a 2015 report by the Environmental Protection Agency, a government body.
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If passed, the law would require social media companies in Vietnam to remove offending content from their platforms within one day of receiving a request from the Ministry of Information and Communications, and Vietnam's Ministry of Security, the government body tasked with oppressing dissent in the country.
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"The language has got to be made cool and sexy and relevant to young people, and this movie is the perfect way to make that happen," said Haami Piripi, a former head of the government body charged with promoting te reo Māori as a living language.
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Under federal law, a person can be tallied in a database and barred from purchasing or possessing a firearm due to a mental illness under two conditions: if he is involuntarily committed to a mental hospital, or if a court or government body declares him mentally incompetent.
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A key difference in the Democrats' options — of involving a third party in the negotiations, even if it's a government body — has been a point of contention, due to concerns about how this added step might make the process clunkier, while also limiting potential price reductions.
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The midterms swept in a historic new class of diverse lawmakers who are due to dramatically reshape the centuries-old government body and transform not only the kinds of policies that end up being prioritized but also how Congress actually functions on a day-to-day basis.
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While no European money has been given directly to any Sudanese government body, the bloc has funneled 106 million euros — or about $131 million — into the country through independent charities and aid agencies, mainly for food, health and sanitation programs for migrants, and for training programs for local officials.
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"We have advised (all government institutions) that they should get titles for their land and they must also fence it physically," said Rose Musyoka, a commissioner with the National Land Commission (NLC), an independent government body set up in 2012 to manage public land and investigate past injustices.
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They estimated its volume to be nearly 20 billion litres, although measurements in 2014 by the team that installed the monitoring system, from the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, a national government body, suggested that the lake could contain as much as 53 billion litres of water.
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Last month, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the semi-government body responsible for the national identity project, called Aadhaar, or "Basis", filed a criminal case against the Tribune newspaper for publishing a story that said access to the card's database could be bought for 500 rupees ($7.82).
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Chris Hunsinger, who speaks for the opposition Democratic Alliance on transport issues, said that train safety had become a "huge concern" and that the Railway Safety Regulator, a government body charged with oversight, was unable to function effectively because of an "ill-considered relationship" with the transport authorities.
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" The FBI had a source and documents that indicated "Russian nuclear officials had routed millions of dollars to the U.S. designed to benefit former President Bill Clinton's charitable foundation during the time Secretary of State Hillary Clinton served on a government body that provided a favorable decision to Moscow.
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It follows earlier reports from Forbes and security reporter Brian Krebs indicating that Capital One may not have been the only company affected, pointing to "one of the world's biggest telecom providers, an Ohio government body, and a major U.S. university," according to Slack messages sent by the alleged hacker.
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Mr. Torshin served in the upper house of the Russian Parliament and was a member of the country's National Anti-Terrorism Committee, a government body that includes the ministers of defense, interior and foreign affairs and the director of the Federal Security Service, known as F.S.B., the K.G.B.'s successor.
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The report, written by a committee of lawmakers from Nigeria's upper chamber of parliament, concluded that companies that received contracts for projects including the weeding from a government body overseen by the official, Babachir Lawal, transferred a total of 500 million naira (worth around $2.2 million) to the firm he set up.
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The Associated Students of the University of Arizona, the student government body, said in a statement on March 21 that the presence of the uniformed agents on campus "will always be immensely harmful to our DACA and undocumented community," referring to beneficiaries of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The National Development and Reform Commission's proposal is the first time a central government body has announced a restrictive policy on Bitcoin mining, and it could make it difficult for miners to get loans to expand, said Wang Huiyao, president of the Center for China and Globalization, a research organization in Beijing.
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The other way to wind up in the database that could cause an individual to fail a background check for mental illness is if a court or government body were to rule that due to his mental health, a person is a danger to himself or others or is unable to manage his own affairs.
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Political science research indicates that when women achieve a critical mass (20-30%) in a government body, not only does the culture of that body shift away from the "smoke-filled room" to more transparent, family-friendly processes,but it also produces better results with an emphasis on policies that invest in areas like health and education.
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We got into that fairly quickly in August and we mobilized a small team, about five of us that went over there for the better part of five months, actually a team is still there, and we moved through that process, we were the first team to move out of that process into the actual feasibility study with the government body there.
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Mr. O'Carroll, the lawyer for Ms. Phelan, said that the Health Service Executive, the Irish government body that oversees the screening program, and CPL, which were joint defendants in her case, had pursued a prolonged and aggressive defense, demanding that she prove she had suffered actual loss from the delayed diagnosis, and making her spend three days in court before they settled.
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The effort to amass Americans' personal information so alarmed government officials that in 2016, the Obama administration threatened to block a $14 billion bid by China's Anbang Insurance Group Co. to acquire Starwood Hotel & Resorts Worldwide, according to one former official familiar with the work of the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States, a secretive government body that reviews foreign acquisitions.
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And that misinformation means that a lot of Americans, especially those in poor and rural areas, can't get access to broadband — a service that is becoming more and more integral to daily life in the US. The Federal Communications Commission, the government body charged with overseeing internet connectivity, among other things, uses data that is self-reported by the internet service providers.
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Over the past three years, the Abbott-Turnbull administration has slashed more than $280 million (~$2270.2 million USD) from the national arts budget; last year alone, following new federal budget announcements, government body Australia Council for the Arts found out it would lose $110 million (~$82 million USD) — $32 million (~$24 million USD) of which Fifield later returned in November after he assumed the position.
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An important reason for bountiful catches like mine, many scientists believe, is the recovery of the menhaden, which began in 2013 after the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, the government body that manages the species and others, enacted the first-ever catch limits for the fish, which is rendered into heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acid fish oil and used to produce fertilizers and high-protein animal feeds.
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Sensing that Roof's violent rampage would spur a renewed sense of urgency to remove Confederate monuments, the Republican supermajority passed a law stipulating that, for a government body to remove a monument from a public space, or even update it to include a more historically accurate plaque, it would have to file a request with the North Carolina Historical Commission, a board whose members were appointed by the General Assembly.
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John Fagan, the chief executive of the Health Research Institute Laboratories, which did the testing for the Organic Consumers Association, calculated that a 75-pound child would have to consume 145,000 eight-ounce servings a day of Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie ice cream to hit the limit set by the Environmental Protection Agency, the government body charged with setting a ceiling on the amount of glyphosate allowed in food.
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