The grand bargain has largely held for four decades in part because legal impasses don't have to become political impasses.
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How useful that is in terms of ameliorating these impasses.
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Several states managed to overcome budget impasses this past week.
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Impasses over immigration contributed to the two government closures early in the year.
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This is not to say that tribal impasses of the moment can't be broken.
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I think we all hope he does so we can break through these various impasses.
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But it will probably take deeper political changes to break the Gulf's years-old impasses. ■
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Such confusion would be expected to lead to painful and long-lasting impasses in trade battles.
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What budget process changes can do is change the winners and losers when inevitable impasses occur.
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The first of the two Clinton impasses, in November 1995, was patched up in less than a week.
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Given budget impasses on Capitol Hill, his big spending plans have been met with a healthy dose of skepticism.
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GENEVA — Could the conflict in Cyprus, one of the world's longest-running impasses, be finally coming to an end?
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We've seen these impasses before, only to witness a last minute resolution when Greece is close to defaulting on its debts.
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In the years since the case was first tried, law enforcement has employed a number of measures to prevent similar impasses.
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Budget impasses have caused partial government shutdowns in New Jersey and in Maine, leading to the suspension of many nonessential services.
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Budget impasses also impact hiring and recruitment, because if you don't have budget stability, it's hard to recruit and retain talent.
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I hope he does by the way, I think we all hope he does so we can break through the barriers, these impasses.
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Both sides have taken absolutist positions that leave no room for the kind of split-the-difference compromise that usually ends budget impasses.
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But true to form, just as when faced with other legislative impasses, the administration refused to go quietly into the night on this issue.
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If anything, by making appropriations impasses seem more palatable, the "automatic continuing resolution" would encourage the rigidity and brinksmanship that blocks regular appropriations legislation.
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Grapes that were largely forgotten have been revived, and despite the economic difficulties and political impasses that have bedeviled the nation, excitement abounds for consumers.
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While 2017 ended with EU leaders giving the green light to move Brexit talks forward, both sides faced impasses in order to reach a compromise.
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Mr. Obama's advisers are now punching back, pointing out that none of the simmering impasses are easy to solve, and certainly not without careful diplomacy.
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Such a vote would have infuriated Mr. Ryan's right flank, just as similar moves by his predecessor, John A. Boehner, did during earlier fiscal impasses.
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The next big hurdle is a solution to break the impasses between the House and Senate, with time running out to do it (The Hill).
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In fact, the absence of Article 50 being triggered has led to perhaps the first of several impasses yet to come over a future EU-U.
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Michigan, which, since 1988, has run a Program on Intergroup Relations, has avoided many of the impasses around identity and speech that have unsettled campuses elsewhere.
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In this profoundly exceptional context in which universal freedoms are not a given, with its distorted economics and political impasses, cultural practice has a special urgency.
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Instead, the crisis was resolved the way spending impasses are supposed to be: with the top appropriators working behind the scenes to hammer out a deal.
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The video art of Isuma, the first international media organization created by and for Indigenous peoples, highlights the contemporary and historical impasses they are forced to navigate.
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Cramer is also watching smaller banks PNC and First Horizon, as the companies' earnings could reveal whether commercial construction has slowed due to recent impasses in Washington.
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Impasses in the negotiations, according to people familiar with the talks, have included pay, GM's usage of temporary workers, potential closure of plants and health care contributions.
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Chances are that both impasses will continue to drag on, with some analysts expecting a solution by June as the next repayments to creditors are due in July.
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The final buzzer may not sound until this fall, but threats of government shutdowns, procedural train wrecks, continuing resolutions, debt limit impasses, and spending cap fights will continue.
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Part political commentary, part psychology experiment, part thriller, the movie is essential viewing for anyone keen on understanding the social impasses facing America circa 2018.718-636-4100, bam.
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In superhero comics, decades of intertwined storylines have repeatedly led to creative impasses, prompting companies like DC and Marvel to try various fixes to clear out the continuity deadwood.
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In a country divided such as ours is, an election can help break impasses by providing reasonably clear guidance on what changes the majority of people want to make.
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Cramer is also watching smaller banks PNC and First Horizon, as the companies' Thursday earnings reports could reveal whether commercial construction has slowed due to recent impasses in Washington.
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The impasses — between local sheriffs and elected officials in states now controlled by Democrats — are raising the specter of a constitutional showdown over enforcement of the new gun laws.
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The absence of urgency — and the utter disregard for the bad optics of conceding failure before the clock ran out — strikes a sharp contrast with spending impasses of the past.
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The lame-duck Congress has just a few weeks to avert a partial shutdown with new appropriations or come to some agreement to punt any remaining policy impasses into 21625.
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The peace accord, announced in August, was the culmination of four years of negotiations in Havana, as the Colombian government and the rebels worked their way through a series of impasses.
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"It's however long GM wants to go for because they've got to come to the table and pony-up," Stuglin said, declining to comment on what impasses remain in the negotiations.
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Polling shows the public does not like Washington's funding impasses and that the party responsible will suffer negative political consequences if some of the government runs out of money before the holidays.
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And once it's gone, there will be left no foundation of trust, however thin, for working through the impasses that will confront us politically and culturally, starting the day after the election.
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S&P, citing Office of Management and Budget, notes that the 2013 shutdown cost the government at least $2 billion while the two 1995-96 impasses cost $2.2 billion in 2018 dollars.
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"In the midst of confusion and a series of impasses with the National Police, regrettably a fire arm was used that caused the death of one man, left another wounded," Otalora said.
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In the past it has taken months to complete but it could be speeded up in order to give the new leader more time to try to resolve the Brexit impasses before Oct. 31.
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At the same time, in an intricate but not very interesting counterpoint, we see the fumbling beginnings of relationships for their three children and the depressing impasses reached by several of Joy's therapeutic clients.
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Remaining impasses at the table, according to people familiar with the negotiations, are over the company's use of temporary workers and the path for hourly workers to achieve top wages, among other interwoven issues.
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"The post-election rebound seen in the service sector has faded away, with consumers and businesses increasingly cautious about their spending amid concerns over political impasses and its impact on the wider economy," she said.
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The central bank said it would be "patient" before making any further moves amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy due to global growth risks and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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The Treasury said it will have a larger cash balance in the run-up to March 1 relative to past debt ceiling impasses, which will mean a relatively steady level of short-term bond issuance.
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The World Bank announced poverty rates could increase by 20 percent — meaning half the country would be living in poverty — if solutions to the political and economic impasses are not found, according to Al Jazeera.
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ROME — After 88 days of impasses and negotiations, two Italian populist parties with a history of antagonism toward the European Union received approval Thursday night to create a government that has already unsettled the Continent's political order.
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If those three impasses highlighted the perils of divided state government, which has grown increasingly rare in an era of single-party rule, they also underscored the limits of the Republican Party's ascendancy on the state level.
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Partial government shutdowns in Maine and New Jersey entered a second day on Sunday as lawmakers returned to their respective state capitals in a bid to break budget impasses that have led to the suspension of many nonessential services.
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And as budget impasses led Alaska to the brink of a government shutdown and pushed Maine across the line for a few days, we experienced how independents were looked to by both sides as a mediating and moderating force.
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But as the Russia investigation grips Washington and contentious impasses over spending and immigration threaten to undercut Trump's legislative agenda and his party's electoral future in 2018, any unity Trump hoped to inject with his speech was quickly shattered.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday signalled its three-year-drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy due to global risks and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve signaled its three-year-drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy due to global headwinds and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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Under the old system the Pew Government Reform Project gave California the lowest grade in the nation in terms of self-governance, and tough problems like deficits, health care, and emission standards festered because lawmakers lacked political will to break impasses.
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After its most recent meeting, Fed policymakers signaled their three-year drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end due to a cloudy U.S. and global economic outlook as well as impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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Last week, the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled its three-year-drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy caused by a global slowdown and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve on Wednesday signaled its three-year-drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy due to global headwinds and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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At that meeting, the U.S. central bank signaled its three-year-drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy due to global headwinds and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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Monday's dinner came after the Fed signaled last week that its three-year-drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy due to global headwinds and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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Hoyt Richards—a survivor from a cult in the 1980s who now works to help people transition from cults—said that one of the biggest impasses for those fighting cult recruitment is a lack of understanding of what they are and who can be affected.
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The Fed raised rates four times in 2018, but on Wednesday signaled its three-year-drive to tighten monetary policy may be at an end amid a suddenly cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy due to global headwinds and impasses over trade and government budget negotiations.
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A MINUS The Paranoid Style: Underworld U.S.A. (Bar/None) "We tried to figure out exactly the point of show business during this most lurid of all impasses," Elizabeth Nelson noted recently, and whether avocational indie counts as show business or not, it's clearly been a trial.
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"Like it or not, because of our two years of budget impasses and an accumulation of $15 billion in back bills, this state needs to be on a tight fiscal diet for years to come," Republican state Representative David Harris said in a debate on the House floor.
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Not only did this shift take away one of Paul's better forums for making his case for limited government -- the Sunday shows loved to hear from him during budget impasses -- but it contributed to the sense among the conservative grass roots that even sending rock-ribbed fiscal conservatives to Congress doesn't make a difference.
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The Institute of Directors (IoD) said on Friday its plan would solve one of the impasses hanging over the Brexit talks with just over a year to go before Britain's departure from the EU. Prime Minister Theresa May plans to take Britain out of the EU's single market and customs union after an initial Brexit transition period.
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"If we want to continue to have the safest air traffic control system in the world, we need to modernize technology and ensure that the system cannot continue to be interrupted by Congressional budget impasses," writes Chris Ward, former head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which oversees the busiest airports in the nation.
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"When I started dealing with people at my level and slightly higher, we'd be polite to each other, I'd go through the figures, I'd be quite charming with them — and I seemed to get much better deals than my older, male colleagues," said Collins, MediaCom U.K.'s managing director, to CNBC Make It. Even though Collins has been described as a "formidable negotiator, " she admits that she has previously hit impasses during the deal-making process.
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Lopez provides a critical intervention into several methodological impasses in contemporary New Testament scholarship.
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Labor relations in the federal sector are governed by the Federal Labor Relations Authority, an independent federal agency, and federal sector unions have recourse to binding arbitration and to the Federal Services Impasses Panel to resolve impasses which might lead to a strike in the private sector.
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Post-feminist Impasses in Popular Heroine Television: The Persephone Complex . Palgrave Macmillan. Google Books. Retrieved January 15, 2018.
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The moment, like the forest fire, is appropriately brief, and encapsulated by comic impasses both before and after Donald's peak experience.
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Google Books. Retrieved 15 January 2018.Horbury, Alison (28 July 2015). Post-feminist Impasses in Popular Heroine Television: The Persephone Complex.
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On December 23, 2019, President Trump announced his intent to nominate her to be a member of the Federal Services Impasses Panel.
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Better a halting dialogue between the right and left hand, full of gaping pauses and impasses, I suggested, rather than a glib ambidextrousness.
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The Pennsylvania Constitution requires the adoption of a budget by midnight June 30 each year, the last day in the fiscal year. There were seven consecutive budget impasses in Pennsylvania between 2003 and 2009, with tensions between Democratic Governor Ed Rendell and the Republican-controlled State Senate delaying the passage of annual budgets. While the trend was broken for several years after 2009, conflicts between the Legislature and the Governor led to subsequent budget impasses in 2014 and 2015.
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Povinelli’s work has focused on developing a critical theory of late liberalism that would support an anthropology of the otherwise. This critical task is animated by a critical engagement with the traditions of American pragmatism and continental immanent critique and grounded in the circulation of values, materialities, and socialities within settler liberalisms. Her first two books examined the governance of the otherwise in late liberal settler colonies from the perspective of the politics of recognition. In particular, they focused on impasses within liberal systems of law and value as they meet local Australian indigenous worlds, and the effect of these impasses on the development of legal and public culture in Australia.
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In 1986, Gee joined the Los Angeles law firm of Schwartz, Steinsapir, Dohrmann & Sommers LLP. She served as an associate from 1986 until 1990, and became a partner in 1990. From 1994 until 1999, Gee also served as a member of the Federal Service Impasses Panel, a federal labor relations authority.
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Bernstein was an officer of the National Academy of Arbitrators, and a member of the Federal Services Impasses Panel from 1979 to 1980. In 1976, he served as president of the Industrial Relations Research Association. Three times the UCLA Political Science Honor Society proclaimed him "Professor of the Year" for his teaching skills.
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July 30, 2010 From 1960 until his death in 1970, Glavinchev was a member of the Central Committee of the Union for Fighters Against Fascism and Capitalism. Lev Glavinchev would later die a painful death from cancer.Inna Peleva. Punishments, rewards, exits and impasses, or why we shouldn't judge readers of "Weekend". LiterNet.
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The chairman was Vice President Richard Nixon, and the vice chairman was Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell. In later years Seidenberg served on a number of boards of inquiry involving labor disputes. From 1970 to 1975 he was chairman of the Federal Services Impasses Panel which settled deadlocks in federal labor negotiations.
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The Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland were deferred pending their achievement of stability. Romania, Bulgaria, and Albania were next, to be followed by the Baltic states. Meanwhile, NATO was not waiting for the United States to solve its impasses. At its July, 1990, Summit Meeting, it had determined to extend "the hand of friendship" to the Eastern Bloc.
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Karen M. Czarnecki is the Vice President for Outreach for the Mercatus Center and an adjunct professor at George Mason University. She is a member of the Federal Service Impasses Panel. She was formerly chief of staff to Congressman Mike Kelly (R-PA) and held various appointed executive positions at the Department of Labor in the administration of President George W. Bush.
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A great controversy ensued in the spring of 2018 when the Honor Code failed to be approved. After repeated debate and impasses, the old Honor Code was re-instituted after the prior code was replaced by the administration's interim procedures. Student government officers administer the Code, and all academic matters are heard by student juries. More severe matters are addressed by administrators.
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Karyotakis gave existential depth as well as a tragic dimension to the emotional nuances and melancholic tones of the neo- Symbolist and new-Romantic poetry of the time. With a rare clarity of spirit and penetrating vision, he captures and conveys with poetic daring the climate of dissolution and the impasses of his generation, as well as the traumas of his own inner spiritual world.
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Neill accepted Reich's claims about cosmic energy and his utopian ideas on human sexuality. In Reich's view, "discharge" of sexual energy leads to happiness, whereas lack of such discharge leads to unhappiness and "rigidity". Although not a trained therapist, Neill gave psychoanalytic private lessons to individual children, designed to unblock impasses in their inner energies. Neill also offered body massage, as suggested by Reich.
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Katharine Martinez and Page Talbott, Philadelphia: Temple University, 2000, , p. 130. Luminais died in Paris at the age of 75 and was buried in the little cemetery in Douadic. His native city of Nantes has a street named for him."Rue Evariste Luminais", Édouard Pied, Notices sur les rues, ruelles, cours, impasses, quais, ponts, boulevards, places et promenades de la ville de Nantes, Nantes: Dugas, 1906, p.
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A proposed bill and constitutional amendment introduced by State Senator John Nelson (Republican) called for abolishing collective bargaining and the Nebraska Commission of Industrial Relations. The state commission resolves impasses in wage and benefit negotiations for public workers. Other bills call for changes in the commission's powers, including removing teachers unions from its jurisdiction. Governor Dave Heineman (Republican), says he favors “meaningful and significant” changes.
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Using the concept of envy to shed light on analytic impasse, Rosenfeld maintained that while patients may in some ways prefer to resist change rather than allow the analyst to help them,Robert Withers, Controversies in Analytical Psychology (2003) p. 241 if handled innovatively, such stalemates may allow patients to bring back to life for their analyst the impasses they subjectively lived at key moments in their development.
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Impasses, crescents or cul-de-sacs frustrate the traveler especially when they are long, forcing an arduous retracing of steps. Frequency of intersections, however, becomes also a disadvantage for pedestrians and bicycles. It disrupts the relaxed canter of walking and forces pedestrians repeatedly onto the road, a hostile, anxiety-generating territory. People with physical limitations or frailties, children and seniors for example, can find a regular walk challenging.
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During the political campaign, she had several impasses with the presidential candidate and evangelist Nelson Zavala, who repeatedly dismissed her participation, for reasons ranging from the more fundamentalist to religious.Trade Journal - In Spanish , "Silueta X rejects Nelson Zavala call "Mr." a transgender activist". Retrieved August 11, 2013. In view of the different statements against Conservative candidate Diane Rodriguez, the national electoral Council developed a contingency plan which includes "hate crimes" during the campaign.
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In 2017 Czarnecki was appointed a member of the Federal Service Impasses Panel of the Federal Labor Relations Authority for a term to expire in 2020. Czarnecki is the Vice President for Outreach for George Mason University’s Mercatus Center and an adjunct professor at the University. She was previously an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. She is also a member and former co-chair of the Board of Regents for the Fund for American Studies.
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Boston: Wisdom Publications. As a psychotherapy researcher, Safran played a critical role in research on the Therapeutic Alliance and treatment impasses. His work introduced new ways of conceptualizing the Therapeutic Alliance, the function of "Ruptures" within it, and developing methods for "Repairing" it. His empirical research program in this area, in collaboration with J. Christopher Muran and other colleagues, continues to influence researchers and clinicians in North America, Europe and Latin America.
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The courts ruled that the election was accurate and valid. In both of Chen's terms, the DPP and the independence-leaning Pan-Green Coalition failed to secure a majority in the legislature, losing to the KMT and the pro-unification leaning Pan-Blue Coalition. This has led to many impasses; the president in the ROC system does not have the power of veto, so the legislature does not feel the need to negotiate with the executive branch.
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According to Chairperson Gelle, the first phase involved ascertaining any technical or political uncertainties in the Provision Federal Constitution. Among these were whether the country should have a Prime Minister or a Deputy President, and which city should serve as the national capital. Gelle estimated that around 85% of the constitutional impasses were technical in nature, while the remainder were political. On 6 May 2015, Gelle stepped down as the Chairperson of the Constitutional Review and Implementation Commission.
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Many workshops were also found here, especially near the market street. Many lanes led to impasses which were in turn shut off by gates at their entrance, creating private mini-neighbourhoods. Some of the more public streets were only just wide enough to allow for rituals and events such as parading a young man on his bar mitzvah. It is also in this neighbourhood that the Mellah's oldest synagogues are found, such as the Ibn Danan Synagogue and the Slat al-Fassiyin Synagogue.
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He opposed impeachment calls because he claimed the coalition did not have the two-thirds majority in both legislative bodies—National Assembly and Senate. He was unwilling to restore the judiciary as divisions in the coalition grew and popular sentiment shifted towards Sharif. The coalition criticised the government for barring Sharif from competing in the June by-elections. Because of the impasses over Musharraf and the judiciary, the coalition could not address rising food shortages and spiraling inflation, which was the highest in 30 years.
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A bargaining impasse occurs when the two sides negotiating an agreement are unable to reach an agreement and become deadlocked. An impasse is almost invariably mutually harmful, either as a result of direct action which may be taken such as a strike in employment negotiation or sanctions/military action in international relations, or simply due to the resulting delay in negotiating a mutually beneficial agreement. The word impasse may also refer to any situation in which no progress can be made. Impasses provide opportunities for problem solving to provide an insight that leads to progress.
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Some theorists contend that impasses are used by negotiating parties in situations of imperfect information as a method of signalling to the other side the seriousness of their position. Impasse provides a credible signal that a party's position is genuine and not merely an ambit claim. Impasse may also arise if parties suffer from self-serving bias. Most disputes arise in situations where facts are able to be interpreted in multiple ways, and if parties interpret the facts to their own benefit they may be unable to accept the opposing party's claim as reasonable.
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Rosenfeld's final work, Impasse and Interpretation (1987), focused on the possibility of the overcoming of critical moments of impasse with difficult patients. Rosenfeld was increasingly convinced that such potentially destructive impasses were predicated on the existence of blind spots in the analyst,De Masi, in Grotstein, Same Time p. 44 thus pointing the way for the later developments of intersubjective psychoanalysis. While for some analysts, the negative therapeutic reaction is an insurmountable block, Rosenfeld attempts to show that these "dead ends" are moments that can and should be overcome.
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Aichhorn was an advocate of the idea that there was a distinction between manifest and latent delinquency, and believed that arrested development in youth was a precursor to antisocial behavior. He also believed that this situation was caused by disturbances in early child-parent relationships. Aichhorn was known for his ability to improvise with patients and thus overcome impasses. Heinz Kohut once said the following of Aichhorn: Aichhorn was the first analyst of young Heinz Kohut in 1938–39, before Kohut went into exile first in England and then in the United States.
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In 2000, Clinton appointed Leland to the Federal Service Impasses Panel (FSIP) of the Federal Labor Relations Authority. The FSIP resolves disputes between the government and federal labor unions. In 2002, Leland became national director of Vote Smart, a group which registered 2.7 million low-income and minority citizens as voters between 1982 and 2002. After Leland's terms at both the ODP and DNC concluded in 2002, he launched a bid for Democratic National Committee Chair in 2005, with the position going to former Vermont governor and presidential candidate Howard Dean instead.
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After leaving IATSE, Brewer worked primarily as a labor relations executive and consultant, although he worked for the union again for six years in the 1970s. In the 1960s, Brewer was vice-chairman of the Council Against Communist Aggression, an anti-communist group based in Philadelphia. In May 1984, Brewer's old ally Reagan, having become President of the United States, appointed Brewer as head of the Federal Service Impasses Panel, a group within the Federal Labor Relations Authority that resolves disputes between the federal government and federal employee unions. Brewer died on September 16, 2006, in West Hills, California, of complications from pneumonia.
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However, the division of power as foreseen by the constitution soon resulted in legal impasses and discontent on both sides, and nationalist militants started training again, with the military support of Greece and Turkey respectively. The Greek Cypriot leadership believed that the rights given to Turkish Cypriots under the 1960 constitution were too extensive and designed the Akritas plan, which was aimed at reforming the constitution in favour of Greek Cypriots, persuading the international community about the correctness of the changes and violently subjugating Turkish Cypriots in a few days should they not accept the plan.
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Mail delivery is not affected as it is self-funded and the funds are not appropriated by Congress. Programs that are funded by laws other than annual appropriations acts (like Social Security) may also be affected by a funding gap, if program execution relies on activities that receive annually appropriated funding. Shutdowns have also affected the Washington, D.C. municipal government, closing schools and suspending utilities such as garbage collection, though not for all major political impasses and deadlocks - during the 2013 shutdown, the city remained open because mayor Vincent C. Gray declared the entire municipal government to be essential.
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Not wanting to repeat the impasses of the 1980s, the DOT got help from state legislature. The general assembly passed SF 451, which gave the DOT a one-time exemption from §306.8, which required the DOT to otherwise compensate a county for giving control of a road. Any roads identified by the Road Use Tax Fund Committee for which a transfer agreement pursuant to §306.8 had not been reached prior to July 1, 2003, would be summarily given to the respective counties without compensation. Even more, counties could not figure any roads offloaded to counties through this mechanism into the calculations for determining their road maintenance budgets for ten years.
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When he could not persuade them to rubber-stamp his 'ideal program', Louis XVI sought to dissolve the Estates-General, but the Third Estate held out for their right to representation. The lower clergy (and some nobles and upper clergy) eventually sided with the Third Estate, and the King was forced to yield. Thus, the Estate-General meeting was an invitation to revolution. By June, when continued impasses led to further deterioration in relations, the Estates-General was reconstituted first as the National Assembly (June 17, 1789) seeking a solution for the realm independent of the King's management of the meetings of the Estates General which occasionally continued to meet.
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The lowest point in the relationship occurred on August 19, 1987, after the Colombian corvette ARC Caldas (FM-52) trespassed into disputed waters and then President of Venezuela, Jaime Lusinchi, ordered the Venezuelan Air Force to the area. The standoff was resolved through diplomatic channels but the dispute remained. Published in Power in Latin America (Issue 129/2004) The Colombian armed conflict between the Colombian government and guerrilla groups has also provoked impasses between the two countries. Military illegal incursions by the two countries' military forces into each other's territory have been frequent since the conflict in Colombia escalated in the 1980s, which subsequently triggered forced displacements in Colombia and into Venezuela.
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His publisher, Casa Ricordi, was frequently required to mediate disputes and impasses between them. Puccini explored many possible subjects that he ultimately rejected only after a significant amount of effort—such as the creation of a libretto—had been put into them. Among the subjects that Puccini seriously considered, but abandoned, were: Cristoforo Sly, Anima Allegra (based on the play El genio alegre by Serafín and Joaquín Álvarez Quintero), Two Little Wooden Shoes (I due zoccoletti) (a short story by Maria Louise Ramé, a.k.a. Ouida), the life of Marie Antoinette, Margherita da Cortona, and Conchita (based on the novel La Femme et le pantin – The Woman and the Puppet, by Pierre Loüys).
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Manas, like his philosophical tract Das Ich über der Natur published the same year, proved to be a failure with the public. Thus despite his continued rise to prominence within the intellectual world of the Weimar Republic—in 1928, for example, he was elected to the prestigious Prussian Academy of Arts with the persistent support of Thomas Mann—literary and economic success continued to elude Döblin. This changed with the October 1929 publication of his novel Berlin Alexanderplatz which earned him national and global fame.; One of the best known appraisals of the novel is Walter Benjamin's essay, "Die Krisis des Romans" ("The Crisis of the Novel") which sees in Berlin Alexanderplatz radical use of montage a solution to the impasses of the traditional novel.
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Maria Torok was committed to the idea of a psychoanalysis with a human face. Taking her bearings from the creative ground-breaking work of Freud, without necessarily condoning his errors or justifying his impasses, her priority was always clinical: acceptance of the human being, in all the human strivings and suffering.. Long overshadowed by exaggerated media coverage of the Lacan phenomenon, the thought of Maria Torok is slowly gaining ground throughout Europe. The advances of Mária Török have been taken up and continued in France by many psychoanalysts — among them Judith Dupont, Pascal Hachet, Lucien Melese, Claude Nachin, Jean-Claude Rouchy, Barbro Sylwan, Saverio Tomasella, and Serge Tisseron. Her works in English translation include The Wolf Man's Magic Word: A Cryptonymy and The Shell and the Kernel: Renewals of Psychoanalysis.
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The IHO included the ocean and its definition as the waters south of the 60th parallel south in its 2000 revisions, but this has not been formally adopted, due to continuing impasses about some of the content, such as the naming dispute over the Sea of Japan. The 2000 IHO definition, however, was circulated in a draft edition in 2002, and is used by some within the IHO and by some other organizations such as the CIA World Factbook and Merriam- Webster. The Australian Government regards the Southern Ocean as lying immediately south of Australia (see ). The National Geographic Society does not recognize the ocean, depicting it in a typeface different from the other world oceans; instead, it shows the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans extending to Antarctica on both its print and online maps.
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It is composed of the part of the 6th municipal arrondissement of Marseille situated south of an imaginary line along boulevard Baille (from the border with the 5th municipal arrondissement), rue de Lodi, rue Pierre-Laurent, rue Perrin- Solliers, boulevard Baille, place Castellane, rue Louis-Maurel, rue Edmond- Rostand, rue Docteur-Jean-Fiolle, rue Stanislas-Torrents, rue Bossuet, rue Breteuil, rue Saint-Jacques, boulevard Notre-Dame until place de la Corderie. It is also composed of a part of the 8th municipal arrondissement situated north of an imaginary line between the end of the impasses du Roc-Fleuri, Tertian and des Colonies, rue de la Turbine (excluded), rue du Lycée-Périer, traverse Périer, boulevard Périer, rue Paradis, rue de Cluny, rue du Chalet, rue Florac, rue Daumier, avenue du Prado and rue Borde.
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1950 : "L'éclat du ciel" Revue Moderne 1953 : "On n'oublie pas le jour" Editions Seghers 1953 : Obtention du prix René-Guy Cadou 1954 : "Mémoire d'été" Cahiers de Rochefort 1955 : "Passager de l'avril" Editions Chiffoleau avec des illustrations de Geneviève Couteau 1957 : "Ces mains vers l'aube" Editions Chiffoleau 1972 : "La musique est aveugle" Editions Traces 1972 : "Solitude de l'imaginaire" Editions Archipel sur des dessins de Cadou-Rocher 1975 : "Solaire-en-Bonnieux" Cahiers des Viviers du Vent en collaboration avec Robert Momeux, dessins de Françoise Laux 1976 : "Regard sur l'œil" Editions Archipel 1982 : "Impasses bleues" Editions Traces 1999 : "Le roncier de mémoire" Editions du Petit Véhicule THE REVUES WHERE WE CAN FIND JEAN LAROCHE Jean LAROCHE has worked with a lot of revues, like 1956 : "13 poètes du Pays Nantais" Académie Régence 1961 : "17 poètes du Pays Nantais" Académie Régence Revues Océane, Phréatique, Traces, la Tour de Feu, Io, le Puits de l'Ermite...
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On 24 March 2018, following the elections of the presidents of the two houses of the Italian Parliament, Roberto Fico of the M5S, and Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati of Forza Italia (FI), Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni resigned his post to President Sergio Mattarella. In accordance with common practice in Italy, Mattarella asked the prime minister to remain in office to deal with the current affairs until a new cabinet is formed. On 31 May 2018, following 88 days of negotiations and several impasses, law professor Giuseppe Conte was appointed as the prime minister with support from the League and the Five Star Movement, even though not having run for the Italian Parliament. Matteo Salvini of the League and Luigi Di Maio of the Five Star Movement were also appointed as vice premiers,Jason Horowitz, Italy’s Populist Parties Win Approval to Form Government, New York Times (May 31, 2018).
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Mark Fisher lecturing on the topic "The Slow Cancellation of the Future" in 2014 Fisher popularised the use of Jacques Derrida's concept of hauntology to describe a pervasive sense in which contemporary culture is haunted by the "lost futures" of modernity, which failed to occur or were cancelled by postmodernity and neoliberalism.Mark Fisher – The Metaphysics of Crackle: Afrofuturism and Hauntology Fisher and others have drawn attention to the shift into post-Fordist economies in the late 1970s, which he argued has "gradually and systematically deprived artists of the resources necessary to produce the new."The Metaphysics of Crackle: Afrofuturism and Hauntology In contrast to the nostalgia and ironic pastiche of postmodern culture, Fisher defined hauntological art as exploring these impasses and representing a "refusal to give up on the desire for the future" and a "pining for a future that never arrived."Fisher, Mark.
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Articulated by Ferraris (2009) in a complete ontological theory and by Smith ( 2012) in a theory of document acts, documentality has three main reasons of interest. First, it has been able to account for the substantial growth of documents and recording devices in the Web world, which is very well explained by the proposed constitutive law of social reality. Secondly, it has been able to explain why social reality, while requiring the presence of subjects for the enactment of acts, may develop independently from them and even without their knowledge (an economic recession can be taking place even if no human subject is aware of it). Third, instead of making social reality depend on the action of collective intentionality – with an increasing social constructivism (Searle 2010) – documentality is capable of substantiating a "new realism" (Ferraris, 2012) that helps continental philosophy come out of the impasses of postmodernism and reconnect with analytic philosophy.
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On 18 April, Miles was allowed to leave the British embassy to meet representatives of the Libyan government; the siege in Tripoli was lifted that day and one of the men arrested the previous day was also released. The following day Gaddafi appeared on Libyan television and blamed the British police and security forces for the attack; he said that "we are surprised how a responsible state like England carry on committing this crime". Over the next week five bombs were planted in London, four of which were defused; on 20 April the fifth bomb exploded in the baggage area of Terminal 2 at Heathrow Airport, for which police suspected Libyan bombers. The British government's attitude towards Libya hardened as a result of the bombs, although they were also sensitive to Libya's behaviour in previous diplomatic impasses, whereby the regime would arrest citizens of a country and hold them until the normalisation of formal relations.
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Articulated by Ferraris (2009) in a complete ontological theory and by Smith ( 2012) in a theory of document acts, documentality has three main reasons of interest. First, it has been able to account for the substantial growth of documents and recording devices in the Web world, which is very well explained by the proposed constitutive law of social reality. Secondly, it has been able to explain why social reality, while requiring the presence of subjects for the enactment of acts, may develop independently from them and even without their knowledge (an economic recession can be taking place even if no human subject is aware of it). Third, instead of making social reality depend on the action of collective intentionality – with an increasing social constructivism (Searle 2010) – documentality is capable of substantiating a "new realism" (Ferraris, 2012) that helps continental philosophy come out of the impasses of postmodernism and reconnect with analytic philosophy.
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This book has been completed and developed in 2019 by Pour un grand retournement politique : face aux impasses du paradigme actuel . In his book 'Survival Guide to an Unstable, Heterogeneous and Unregulated World' -Guide de survie dans un monde instable, hétérogène, non régulé (2017), the multiple effects of this lack of common reference in a fragmented world such as ours, is discussed from various angles: geopolitical, military, financial, economic, political and cultural, and he questions the possible ways to overcome the failures of the Western model. Pierre de Lauzun is particularly interested in the political role of the nation : in his book 'Nations and Their Destiny' - Les nations et leur destin (2005), he shows both that nations are rooted in their cultural and linguistic characteristics as much as in their history, and their essential role for the constitution of real democracy. 'Christianity and Democracy' (2003) - Chrétienté et démocratie deals with the complex relations in history between Christianity and politics, particularly with democracy (2003).
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