Border-adjustment tax supporters have been spreading the idea that there is some kind of "Made in America" tax imposed on U.S. products that is not imposed on imports.
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"What is imposed on taxi drivers will also be imposed on e-hailing drivers, to get that driver's card," he told reporters, referring to health check-ups, car inspection and permits.
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Gas price hikes of some 20 percent imposed on Jan.
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The penalty imposed on Lloyds was a record retail fine.
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The fine imposed on the bank was a mere $215m.
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Keppel estimated that had the fines been imposed on Jan.
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However, other penalties imposed on companies have been relatively modest.
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Much of the concern surrounds the sanctions imposed on Iran.
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EU sanctions could be imposed on countries on the list.
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Pai is reviewing the limit imposed on companies owning stations.
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Capital controls imposed on June 28 helped contain the flight.
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No sanctions were imposed on Nathan Sobey or Jason Cadee.
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This has been imposed on us by an invisible hand.
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A 10% tariff on these goods was imposed on Sept.
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"There are injustices that are imposed on individuals," Appelbaum says.
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It's also a resistance to what was imposed on us.
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The sanctions imposed on Moscow then are still in place.
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Outside, students demonstrated against American sanctions then imposed on Iraq.
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Lowe's speculation, however, had not been imposed on the original.
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Planned tariffs on Chinese imports will be imposed on Dec.
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Additional major sanctions will be imposed on North Korea today.
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What makes the current mess so deadly is that, whereas many past crises were imposed on the British people by the British state, this one was imposed on the British state by the British people.
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The United States and China have been grappling over the fate of tariffs that Mr. Trump imposed on $360 billion of Chinese imports and additional tariffs that are due to be imposed on Dec. 15.
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Similar conditions have been imposed on the three from outside Catalonia.
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MONTREAL/BELFAST (Reuters) - Stiff U.S. duties imposed on Bombardier Inc's (BBDb.
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Oil prices rose after new U.S. sanctions were imposed on Iran.
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Since 2018, tariffs have been imposed on European steel and aluminum.
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The fine was imposed on Monday, FAS said on its website.
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Sanctions imposed on Turkey over its invasion would also be lifted.
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There is no time limit imposed on DHS to finish construction.
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Final opinion polls published before a blackout was imposed on Oct.
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That decrease was imposed on already low Medicaid payments to doctors.
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A lot of the narrative imposed on celebrities is frankly creepy.
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It halted operations in 2006 due to sanctions imposed on Iran.
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A blackout on the publication of surveys was imposed on Nov.
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The tariffs won't likely to be imposed on planes, he said.
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Beyond the fine, a series of regulations were imposed on Facebook.
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The test is the toughest one imposed on banks since 2009.
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The company has been hurt by U.S. sanctions imposed on Jan.
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The announcement came just days after the U.S. imposed on China.
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An official ban was imposed on exhibiting Indians films in Pakistan.
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Fines of up to 1,000 pounds were imposed on revving engines.
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But terrorism, a threat imposed on us, kills fewer than 100.
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This is rage forcefully imposed on Trico, not rage truly felt.
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A 25% duty that Beijing imposed on U.S. propane on Aug.
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There were fewer absurdly short time limits imposed on the candidates.
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Maybe they've been imposed on us, or we've agreed to them.
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It is not something that has to be imposed on me.
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In England and Wales almost 60,000 criminal records were imposed on children.
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With this limitation imposed on a portfolio, you can't add quality stocks.
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U.S. officials also removed sanctions imposed on Italian company PB Tankers S.p.
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In return, many of the international sanction imposed on Iran were lifted.
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Sanitary and phytosanitary measures, imposed on health grounds, lowered them by 7.3%.
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Elsewhere, property shares were mixed following new restrictions imposed on the sector.
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It would also dilute the stronger regulation imposed on large, complex banks.
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"The restrictions have only been imposed on the Eritrean side," she said.
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I struggle with accepting the claims of narcissism imposed on my generation.
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He was also a critic of the pollution regulations imposed on automakers.
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Tlaib did not outline what the conditions imposed on her visit were.
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First, there's the 2628 percent tariffs he imposed on imported solar panels.
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Kaluwewa added that restrictions were also imposed on Google's video platform, YouTube.
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MD: Google had three fines north of a billion imposed on it.
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Most recently, duties were imposed on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The designations reinforce sanctions imposed on the two militia leaders last month.
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The ban imposed on the company in Delhi added to their suspicions.
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The burdens imposed on rights holders by this antiquated system are immense.
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It would be the harshest penalty yet imposed on a Volkswagen official.
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The tax will be imposed on soft drinks manufacturers, rather than on consumers.
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Additionally, some images are presented twice, and others are imposed on larger ones.
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The bill would eliminate the financial penalty imposed on those that don't oblige.
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Time limits imposed on underage players will also hurt earnings in the sector.
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A new foreign buyer tax of 15 per cent was imposed on Aug.
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A military incident with Russia has seen some bilateral sanctions imposed on Turkey.
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Deripaska will remain under sanctions imposed on him in April, the Treasury said.
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The Trump administration still has tariffs imposed on Canadian steel and aluminum imports.
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"These borders were imposed on us," says Dicksons Kateshumbwa, Uganda's top customs official.
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"After the revolution, strict rules had been imposed on social life," Mahsa says.
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Even in assimilation, her body cannot escape the racialized roles imposed on it.
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Some customers had asked Rusal after the sanctions were imposed on April 20.
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All surveys published in the month before a blackout was imposed on Nov.
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The harshest punishments, of 40 months in jail, were imposed on two academics.
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Even within ASEAN, varying tax, VAT and duties are imposed on online purchases.
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Unfortunately, these adjustment rules were only imposed on deficit countries by their creditors.
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The aim was to limit costs imposed on inmates by a few providers.
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It would also allow individuals and organizations to challenge sanctions imposed on them.
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EM: I think Europe's agenda was imposed on it for years and years.
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Public service is not imposed on citizens; it is a choice they make.
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Bonus caps imposed on European banks after the financial crisis encouraged higher salaries.
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Sanctions were imposed on them in June related to Russia's incursion into Ukraine.
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"Criminal sanctions should be imposed on perpetrators of deliberate online falsehoods," it said.
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Some customers had asked Rusal after the sanctions were imposed on April 217.
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A separate 10 percent tariff will be imposed on imports of playing cards.
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Sanctions on certain Iranian individuals will also be re-imposed on Nov. 5.
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The taxes would be imposed on beverage distributors, not at the checkout registers.
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A state of emergency was imposed on hospitals in Lahore after Sunday's blast.
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"The Cruz tax is not a sales tax imposed on consumers," he said.
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Trump may resist technical security measures imposed on him by the Secret Service.
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Users already pay into the program via fees imposed on their phone bills.
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Cooperation therefore helps maximize leverage and penalties imposed on firms accused of wrongdoing.
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After the tariffs were imposed on China, South Korean imports surged, he said.
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The White House has not specified what sanctions might be imposed on Turkey.
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The case has highlighted the extent of sanctions imposed on Iran's civilian aviation.
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And if not, what sort of oversight will be imposed on the agency?
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These forces can become particularly strong when imposed on a sexual-assault context.
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So are most of the retaliatory tariffs China has imposed on American products.
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US sanctions have been imposed on 17 Saudi individuals but not bin Salman.
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They cannot be imposed on other countries, rather, they are communicated by example.
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They were benefiting from sanctions imposed on rival Rusal of Russia, traders said.
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This ultimately results in a higher aggregate tax liability imposed on the parties.
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Winterson imposed on her in the name of rearing a God-fearing Christian.
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"No one had ever imposed on us people from the outside," she said.
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The U.S. authorities also alleged that ABLV violated sanctions imposed on North Korea.
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One of the reasons I think boy bands are so fascinating is because there are ways in which they are asked to act — there are standards of behavior imposed on them in the same way that they're imposed on young women.
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So what winds up happening is these costs are imposed on the system overall.
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A gag order was imposed on the case and there were no further details.
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At midnight Friday, higher U.S. tariffs were imposed on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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Curbs imposed on the market by the authorities include purchase limits and lending restrictions.
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The Foreign Ministry also vowed to retaliate against the new sanctions imposed on Larijani.
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Beijing also is likely to seek the removal of 15% tariffs imposed on Sept.
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The ban was imposed on all females between the ages of 10 and 50.
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He also said China would work to abolish miscellaneous government charges imposed on enterprises.
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Financial sanctions that America imposed on Hizbullah in October will further tighten the screws.
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Trump has said that China pays the tariffs he has imposed on Chinese goods.
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"No artificial limits as to time or scope should be imposed on this investigation."
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Stocks markets, meanwhile, gained after Washington temporarily eased trade restrictions imposed on China's Huawei.
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That probably means more than the retaliatory duties already imposed on some Chinese goods.
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I have so many questions about the beauty standards imposed on us by society.
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Foreign providers pulled out in 2012 when tougher shipping sanctions were imposed on Iran.
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Most of the sanctions imposed on Iran were lifted last year under the deal.
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But Mylan for years paid only the 13 percent rebate rate imposed on generics.
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It also permitted dress code and bathroom restrictions to be imposed on transgender people.
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It's easily imposed on beautiful women because observers can't resolve their own cognitive dissonance.
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Tougher rules had been imposed on sources of funds, expenses and revenues, it said.
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"These are by far the strongest measures ever imposed on North Korea," Haley said.
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Mostly this identification came from the group itself; sometimes it was imposed on them.
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Today, experts refer to the syndrome as factitious disorder imposed on another, or FDIA.
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Child marriage also is often forced marriage -- imposed on minors who have little recourse.
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North Korea is calling on the United States to lift sanctions imposed on Pyongyang.
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These are similar to the protections the commission has long imposed on phone companies.
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The tariffs would be imposed on all steel and aluminum entering the United States.
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Conditions are imposed on the individual to deter him/her from committing a crime.
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The state of emergency imposed on July 21 allows Erdogan to rule by decree.
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There was variation in the limited vocabulary she imposed on herself, this endless variation.
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This Friday, U.S. tariffs are to be imposed on $50 billion of Chinese goods.
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We don't accept any other definition to be imposed on us, the Muslim world.
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Further restrictions could be imposed on shops and other premises if the crisis escalates.
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Ms. Dooley opposes the tariff the president imposed on solar-panel imports in January.
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The officials said that more travel restrictions would also be imposed on militant leaders.
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New limits would also be imposed on building-wide improvements, such as new boilers.
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New taxes will not be imposed on investments in Russian corporate bonds, Siluanov said.
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"It was definitely a Saudi decision that was imposed on him," said Mr. Nasrallah.
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The humility imposed on him by the pilgrimage survives in his new professional life.
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These sanctions were imposed on Russia following Putin's invasion of Crimea and Eastern Ukraine.
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The travel restrictions imposed on Wuhan were extended to at least four more cities.
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A temporary block on Telegram was first imposed on Sunday after anti-government protests.
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Furthermore, the degree of sanctions imposed on Pyongyang is regarded as the strongest ever.
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That move came in retaliation for similar Chinese government rules imposed on American diplomats.
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Blizzard also imposed on him a 28-month ban from participating in Hearthstone esports.
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This was a template that the Iranian theocratic state had successfully imposed on Iraq.
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They even accounted for the quarantine China has imposed on Wuhan and surrounding cities.
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Germans were furious when they realized the scale of the reparations imposed on them.
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No artificial limits as to time or scope should be imposed on this investigation.
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Such platforms are currently exempt from similar regulations imposed on TV and radio outlets.
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Sanctions are due to be re-imposed on Iran's oil industry on November 4.
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The rules, the report said, are unclear and not imposed on the Senate side.
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He said that barring a breakthrough, additional tariffs scheduled to be imposed on Dec.
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Tougher new rules on mortgage lending were imposed on federally regulated lenders on Jan.
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The sanctions it has imposed on Venezuela's state-owned energy company Pdvsa are sufficient.
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The new fees will be imposed on vehicles that enter Manhattan below 60th Street.
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Coinsurance is an out-of-pocket payment imposed on consumers after their deductible is reached.
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Statistics show that death as a punishment has been predominately imposed on people of color.
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The Europeans are eager to throw off the few sanctions they grudgingly imposed on Russia.
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To keep these people out, the law raised the tax imposed on most adult entrants.
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It would also permit dress code and bathroom restrictions to be imposed on transgender people.
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They are already unhappy about having the West's post-crisis reform agenda imposed on them.
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Allies that are upset over new tariffs he&aposs imposed on steel and aluminum imports.
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Bolton also said that the new sanctions can be imposed on anyone who supports Caracas.
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The so-called "Section 232" probe could see broad import restrictions imposed on lightweight metal.
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Ms Blasey's lawyers welcomed the development but complained of "artificial limits" imposed on the investigation.
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The limits to alien life may differ from those imposed on our own world's microorganisms.
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After the first cases started to be found, a quarantine was imposed on the ship.
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The IJF decision follows a protective suspension imposed on the Iran Judo Federation on Sept.
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They are also facing higher prices after tariffs were imposed on aluminum and steel imports.
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Lines and labels, especially those imposed on the oppressed, are things that interest John Ridley.
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"We are here today because a specific worldview is being imposed on me," Vlaming said.
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McLaren decided no additional suspension or fine must be imposed on the 28-year-old.
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Davis is not the only NFL cheerleader who has challenged the rules imposed on them.
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The Guards helped different sectors to resist the unfair sanctions imposed on Iran for decades.
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Usually, the airlines fight hard to prevent any new regulations from being imposed on them.
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The House is not bound by the procedural requirements imposed on the criminal justice system.
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It has risen nearly a third since sanctions were imposed on Rusal on April 2450.
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FTTs would be imposed on financial trades, such as those involving stocks, bonds and dividends.
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From June 10, a duty of 5 percent will be imposed on all Mexican goods.
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One sticking-point remains the penalties imposed on ZTE, a Chinese maker of telecoms equipment.
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TARIFFS Trump has said that China pays the tariffs he has imposed on Chinese goods.
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Trump had also previously suggested that additional levies could be imposed on more Chinese imports.
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Pence said U.S. sanctions imposed on Tuesday would be lifted once the ceasefire became permanent.
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Pence said U.S. sanctions imposed on Tuesday would be lifted once the ceasefire became permanent.
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But austerity controls imposed on government departments have slowed approvals for payments and their disbursement.
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The finance ministry also said it would lower individual consumption tax imposed on diesel cars.
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Federal law now allows a $200 tax to be imposed on someone buying a silencer.
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SoCalGas said limitations the state imposed on Aliso were the primary reason supplies were tight.
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And last fall, we put in place the toughest sanctions ever imposed on a country.
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It is also misleading to claim EU rules are always imposed on an unwilling government.
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Gazprom is subject to U.S. financial sanctions imposed on Russia over the conflict in Ukraine.
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In May, Pai opposed FCC conditions imposed on Charter Communication's acquisition of Time Warner Cable.
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Do I even have rights when it comes to a virtual location imposed on me?
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Strict regulation was imposed on these and existing sources, with only nearby farms allowed access.
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Under the proposal, U.S. taxes would be imposed on imports, while exports would be exempt.
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Those various freedoms and restrictions have been imposed on the states through the 14th Amendment.
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Has it intensified in recent years due to harsher sanctions being imposed on North Korea?
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Moiseev said the sale may be delayed due to Western sanctions imposed on the bank.
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Re-education imposed on Germany after 1945 had largely pulled up Germans' roots, he said.
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Particularly remarkable are the black-and-white prints of invented structures imposed on Manhattan sites.
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It could raise the retaliatory tariffs that it imposed on American-made goods last autumn.
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Rules are also imposed on men, who are not allowed to wear shorts in public.
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The fine was one of the largest ever imposed on an auditor by the SEC.
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The question is whether large penalties imposed on companies deter them from future bad behavior.
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But soybean farmers are suffering because of the retaliatory tariffs China imposed on agricultural exports.
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He argues that crushing sanctions he imposed on North Korea forced Mr. Kim to meet.
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The tariffs imposed on imports by the Trump administration raise prices paid by American consumers.
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And the rules imposed on recipients make earning money a risk, rather than a reward.
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A lifting of crippling UN sanctions imposed on North Korea is a priority for Kim.
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Tourism is excluded from the sanctions that the United Nations has imposed on the North.
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Trump can't reverse the financial and personal toll that those cases imposed on their targets.
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Saitowitz complained about the strict guidelines imposed on him in designing this Mill Valley home.
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The limitations imposed on the bank given the CRA rating should not materially impact WFC.
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By investing in black communities, you fix the living conditions imposed on us since 1619.
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It has Germany's approval, but Poland has urged that Western sanctions be imposed on it .
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Engagement parties will be capped at 100 guests, and penalties can be imposed on violators.
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He said China is "eating the tariffs" he has imposed on imports of Chinese products.
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He said this had happened despite Western sanctions imposed on Russia over the Ukraine crisis.
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Those actions have led to retaliatory tariffs imposed on products grown or manufactured in America.
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The investigation could lead to tariffs similar to the ones imposed on steel and aluminum.
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The $2000 billion charge is the largest criminal penalty ever imposed on an American automaker.
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Yet measures imposed on banks and trade restrictions will make life hard for Iranian patients.
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Second, the order partially lifted injunctions lower federal courts had imposed on Mr Trump's executive order.
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The duties would come on top of tariffs already imposed on $250 billion in Chinese imports.
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But Tesla is largely threatened by its own problems, not those imposed on its from outside.
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Trump said the tariffs would be imposed on a list of strategically important imports from China.
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Here's the state of play following Tuesday's elections; Turkey's president defies US sanctions imposed on Iran.
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Ending arms embargoes on the Ukraine and Georgia that Obama imposed on victims of Russian aggression.
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Evergrande Health saw its shares rally 9 percent on the conditions imposed on any equity financing.
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Mnuchin vowed to cooperate on sanctions imposed on North Korea against its missile and nuclear programs.
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That runs entirely counter to the liberal constitution the American occupiers imposed on Japan in 1947.
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Europe's highest court ruled that sanctions imposed on Rosneft, following Russia's annexation of Crimea, were legal.
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A German trader said the new restrictions were imposed on Russian wheat and also maize (corn).
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In the 1990s the IMF faced withering criticism for the terms it imposed on struggling borrowers.
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Pop stars and preachers campaigned for relief from "odious debt" that dictators imposed on their people.
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There will not be any quotas or limits imposed on imports of the metals, it said.
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Duties of up to 68.28 percent will be imposed on palm oil biodiesel imports from Indonesia.
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He was replying to a question on whether new sanctions have been imposed on Crimean officials.
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For example, many commanders bristled at the limits President Obama imposed on the use of force.
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I'm an atheist … I don't want to see any kind of religious ideologies imposed on anyone.
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CME had revoked the approved status on April 10 after sanctions were imposed on April 6.
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In January, the U.S. Treasury lifted sanctions that have been imposed on Rusal since April 2018.
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As of the announcement on Monday, South Korea had North Korea sanctions imposed on 97 individuals.
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The report will also look into how to "properly calibrate" rules imposed on the derivatives market.
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They argue that what Ukrainians call their "European choice" was actually imposed on them by Brussels.
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A ban on residents leaving town was imposed on Yatta, home to more than 60,000 Palestinians.
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Even if anti-dumping duties are imposed on Chinese steel, there is little prospect of that.
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The FTC announced the fine alongside a sweeping set of regulations being imposed on the company.
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The charge Reports from news media suggest Huawei has violated U.S. trade sanctions imposed on Iran.
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Chinese officials are likely to complain about recent American antidumping tariffs imposed on their steel tariffs.
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Those tariffs were prompted by Trump's initial steep tariffs imposed on the country earlier this year.
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The sanctions imposed on Iran as its nuclear programme intensified in the 2000s have been lifted.
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He said sanctions previously imposed on North Korea had already reached the limit of their impact.
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He also expressed frustration with the limitations the Famicom imposed on what he could do artistically.
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Selflessness should not be a legal duty imposed on women on pain of death or jail.
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They both had problems with the conditions imposed on the deal, which they called overly burdensome.
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But even that doesn't fully account for the harm the Durbin Amendment has imposed on consumers.
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The tax is imposed on any foreign earnings above a certain fixed return from tangible assets.
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The European Union will permit an Italian TARP only if pain is imposed on junior investors.
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In 2015 a ban eschewing religious language was imposed on "face-covering clothing" in certain situations.
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Cardin said some sanctions Europe has imposed on Russia are stronger those by the United States.
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Corporate penalties have plunged, and regulators are moving to soften post-crisis rules imposed on banks.
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A government blackout was imposed on news of the nightclub massacre while the attack was underway.
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In South Dakota and other states, sales taxes are only imposed on sales into our state.
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It was superseded by the $85033 billion antitrust fine European regulators imposed on Google in June.
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Under the curfew imposed on March 17 no persons can travel into or out of Baghdad.
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" He also thanked Trump for sanctions imposed on senior military officials, saying it was "very helpful.
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"Instead of the perpetrators, the victims were regulated and silence imposed on them," the cardinal continued.
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The Taliban bitterly oppose elections, depicting them as a Western concept imposed on the Afghan people.
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Several of the artists clearly reflect on and react to the constraints imposed on their bodies.
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The one that the government imposed on the nation's biggest banks this week was no exception.
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Tlatelolco shattered the bargain that the government imposed on Mexicans: political acquiescence in exchange for stability.
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This lifts a ban previously imposed on restaurants and bars to only sell alcohol in-house.
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He also thanked Trump for sanctions imposed on senior military officials, saying it was "very helpful".
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Tariffs Trump again argued that Americans have not been paying for the tariffs imposed on China.
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While the word "clitoridectomy" is never spoken, it's clear this is the mutilation imposed on Ofglen.
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The state also plans to eliminate a seven-day waiting period imposed on receiving the benefits.
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The ECB has removed some penalising risk weighting measures it had previously imposed on the bank.
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Sanctions should be imposed on any North Korean entities or individuals not yet subject to them.
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This would be the second set of tariffs imposed on China in a couple of weeks.
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Rusada was suspended again in December as part of the wider ban imposed on Russian sports.
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The court has given the Indian government one week to review the restrictions imposed on Kashmir.
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We would perhaps look for the postponement of the tariffs scheduled to be imposed on Oct.
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TARIFFS The United States will cut by half the tariff rate it imposed on Sept 1.
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Such platforms are currently exempt from similar regulations which are imposed on TV and radio outlets.
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The president's tariffs imposed on major trading partners may not help him in the state, either.
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That Russian order was itself a response to new penalties imposed on Moscow over election interference.
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The latest round of tariffs that the countries imposed on each other went into effect Sunday.
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A travel ban imposed on the company's top managers has also been lifted, the executive said.
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North Korea insists that Washington first build trust by lifting the sanctions imposed on that country.
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With a majority, Democrats can fairly easily change the recent rules Republicans have imposed on reconciliation.
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In 1998 sanctions are imposed on the North for sending missile technology and parts to Pakistan.
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The Center for Automotive Research in Michigan estimated around 200,000 jobs would be lost in the U.S. economy if the 25 percent tariffs are imposed on imported vehicles and parts from non-NAFTA trading partners, versus 715,000 jobs if imposed on all countries including Canada and Mexico.
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And farmers across the Southeast and Midwest are still reeling from floods and tornadoes as they brace for a new round of tariffs likely to be imposed on their crops by China in retaliation for tariffs imposed on Chinese exports by the Trump administration on Friday.
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In particular, if additional tariffs or trade restrictions are imposed on our SoC solutions or the products of our customers, or trade restrictions are imposed on our ability to conduct business with certain customers, there could be a negative impact on our operations and financial performance.
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But several aides acknowledged they were not sure, considering the secrecy imposed on the process by Clinton.
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The licence applications generally will be denied, according to the restrictions imposed on ZTE and three affiliates.
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In a clinical setting, this is called "Munchausen syndrome" or "factitious disorder imposed on self," he says.
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SoCalGas said the primary reason supplies are tight was the limitations the state imposed on Aliso Canyon.
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Needless to say, Russia's actions provoked international condemnation and a range of sanctions were imposed on it.
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Automobile tax, which is imposed on car owners, will be cut by 1003,500 yen ($39.92) a unit.
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The row over doping is merely a Western sanction, imposed on Russia for the war in Ukraine.
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The data still do not fully reflect the most recent round of tariffs imposed on Chinese goods.
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The sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States are comprehensive, covering many individuals, institutions, and industries.
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The arrests follow criticism of authorities over restrictions imposed on thangyat during this year's New Year festivities.
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High tariffs are imposed on Chinese honey, disguised versions of which drizzle into America via China's neighbours.
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Iranian women have been bristling against the forced veiling since it was imposed on March 8, 1979.
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Alphabet shrugged off the $5bn fine recently imposed on it by European trustbusters and posted strong results.
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" The court added the law "does not impose burdens on religious conduct not imposed on secular conduct.
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A continent as massive as Asia can never be as simple as the stereotypes imposed on us.
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In some cases tariffs or quotas can be imposed on a temporary basis, before investigations are complete.
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The school district insisted that the specific findings and any discipline imposed on Tyler's teammates were confidential.
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Tariffs imposed on Chinese tyres in 2009 under President Barack Obama, a free-trader, lasted three years.
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Assange's Ecuadorian lawyer, Carlos Poveda, says the new rules Ecuador has imposed on Assange violate his rights.
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But the trade and travel embargo imposed on Qatar in June 2017 finally cracked the cartel apart.
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Trump also is expected to extend prohibitions on future lobbying imposed on members of his transition team.
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Fines imposed on the two were also reduced to 1,000 rials ($2,598) each, down from 3,000 rials.
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HAS DODD-FRANK AND ALL OF THE OTHER REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED ON THE BANKING SYSTEM MADE IT SAFER?
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Last week pork was included in a second round of tariffs to be imposed on July 6.
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And he loosened price controls Ms Fernández had imposed on hundreds of items, including soap and chicken.
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Whatever sentence is imposed on Ms Park this week, they will presumably take a more jaundiced view.
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Transneft did not respond to a request for comment about limitations imposed on oil intake from Yuganskneftegaz.
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Trust funds were hit hardest with negative rates imposed on nearly 10 trillion yen of their reserves.
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For example, in Malaysia, government sales tax (GST) is not imposed on international transactions, disadvantaging local players.
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It was the second time Duterte's administration had raised levies imposed on cigarettes to discourage public consumption.
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Fines could be imposed on any company that operates in Europe, no matter where it is headquartered.
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William Yoder, Mary's husband, and Adam also asked for the maximum sentence to be imposed on Conley.
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China said it would react accordingly, trimming the tariffs it has imposed on U.S. imports in half.
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Oil prices rose after new U.S. sanctions were imposed on Iran on Friday over its missile programme.
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There will also be a crackdown on fees imposed on tenants, a bitter complaint of many renters.
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In addition to the restriction imposed on Itaú, the central bank also forbade XP from acquiring competitors.
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Johnson said he was keen to seen further sanctions imposed on both Syrian and Russian "military figures".
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"Any administrative discipline imposed on those officers is extraneous to the findings in this memo," it says.
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The sanctions that I helped - that I imposed on Hezbollah I did it on a bipartisan basis.
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" The American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual does, however, include a diagnosis of "factitious disorder imposed on another.
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China also agreed to enforce sanctions that were imposed on North Korea by the UN in March.
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We do not support rigid work requirements imposed on recipients which terminate all benefits for small infractions.
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"We will treat them to the kind of stiff opposition they imposed on our government," he said.
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It had rallied nearly 10 percent since U.S. sanctions were imposed on Russian entities on April 6.
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Further sanctions should be imposed on elements of the Russian economy and society that enable this aggression.
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Buddha presumably would be aghast at the apartheid imposed on the Rohingya minority by Buddhists in Myanmar.
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American producers got a boost from the 25% tariff that Trump imposed on foreign steel in March.
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American importers are also paying tariffs that Trump imposed on $250 billion of Chinese goods last year.
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Klocke was not told what he was being accused of when these restrictions were imposed on him.
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Tusk also said he did not expect sanctions to be imposed on Poland in the near future.
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Therefore, any references in the press to "seizures imposed on Folli Follie's treasury", "payments to investors" etc.
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A temporary block on Telegram was first imposed on Sunday after anti-government protests throughout the country.
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For Canada, tariffs of 10 percent are being imposed on about $12.5 billion worth of U.S. products.
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It would also be by far the largest fine the FTC has imposed on a tech company.
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The threat of Saudi-imposed sanctions, like those imposed on Qatar in June, now looms over Lebanon.
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"At 16, Americans don't have hourly limits imposed on their work, and they pay taxes," he argues.
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Those tariffs will be imposed on Canada, Mexico and the European Union on Thursday, effective at midnight.
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These moves come on top of tariffs already imposed on steel, aluminum, washing machines and solar panels.
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Sanctions imposed on Qatar by other Arab states have accelerated a downturn in the Qatari property market.
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The sanctions that I helped — that I imposed on Hezbollah I did it on a bipartisan basis.
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Nevertheless, the rates in the calculator are the best estimates of the tax burden imposed on Americans.
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RW: The calculator includes the ACA's penalty tax imposed on people who lack required health insurance coverage.
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Doing significant business with anyone on the U.S. blacklist can trigger sanctions like those imposed on China.
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This is a tax imposed on the charity that reduces the value of the business owner's gift.
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The legislation would curb President Trump's ability to lift sanctions imposed on Moscow by the last administration.
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He also warned that provinces that did not buy in would have the price imposed on them.
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The subjects here soften the horror myth by discussing the hardships imposed on women by societal norms.
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It will sidestep sanctions the U.S. imposed on Iran after withdrawing from the nuclear deal last year.
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Russia has long complained about Western sanctions imposed on it over disputes including its behavior in Ukraine.
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But it was the first time virtual church was imposed on everyone, depriving them of personal fellowship.
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The U.S. and China have been at odds over tariffs imposed on $2000 billion of Chinese goods.
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Some consumers complained that the latest levy should be imposed on coffee retailers, rather than coffee drinkers.
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Then, in 1991, an international trade embargo was imposed on Haiti, bringing business to a crashing halt.
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Russia has long complained about Western sanctions imposed on it over disputes including its behaviour in Ukraine.
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"Iran wanted me to lift the sanctions imposed on them in order to meet," Mr. Trump said.
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" He added, "Once a travel ban is imposed on a country, the consequences are not always pleasant.
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Countercyclical buffers are requirements that are imposed on top of other capital demands a bank must meet.
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That is the same amount of time that Mr. Obama imposed on officials who worked for him.
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Nor does he imply that monogamy is a stifling social convention imposed on our free animal natures.
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The tariffs will be imposed on a total of $50 billion worth of Chinese products each year.
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These sanctions were imposed on Rusal when Washington blacklisted its co-owner Oleg Deripaska in April 2018.
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The latest round of tariffs that both countries imposed on each other went into effect on Sunday.
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At the time, it was the largest fine the agency had ever imposed on a tech company.
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Structures were imposed on an otherwise chaotic social reality, as Mr Cazarin describes in the journal Religions.
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Chinese consumers continue to spend, despite concerns about tariffs imposed on the country by the Trump Administration.
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The bravest governments could also relax the bans that almost all have imposed on genetically modified crops.
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On trade, Macron struck back at the tariffs that Trump has imposed on steel and aluminum imports.
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But really, they're complaining about the consequences of the very contracts that they imposed on their workers.
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The Chinese government followed it up in early July with additional duties imposed on nuts and fruit.
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" "These are the highest sanctions ever imposed on a country, we've never done it to this level.
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And that his personal beliefs should be enshrined into law and imposed on the rest of us.
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The Macri government is proud of having ended the economic isolation that Ms Fernández imposed on Argentina.
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There's this whole concept of, 'You're a freak, and it's shameful,' and that's just imposed on you.
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On Wednesday, the Russian deputy foreign minister said sanctions should not be imposed on North Korea indefinitely.
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Rouhani said last month there would be no meeting until economic sanctions imposed on Tehran are removed.
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The remaining tariffs that the countries imposed on each other last month went into effect on Sunday.
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They've behaved as if the EU were an independent actor, a Brussels-based autocracy imposed on them.
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American and European sanctions were imposed on Russia in March 2014 after Moscow annexed Crimea from Ukraine.
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The sanctions imposed on Pdvsa, Venezuela's state-run oil company, escalated the fight over the country's leadership.
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When a calendar is imposed on a society, it usually has to do with politics and power.
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OBAMACARE MANDATE: Repeals a federal fine imposed on Americans under Obamacare for not obtaining health insurance coverage.
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However, buyers have avoided U.S. cargoes because of tariffs imposed on soybeans amid the ongoing trade tensions.
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Specifically, the haircut imposed on the city's bonds — which exceeded the reductions imposed on the city's pension participants, whose claims are inferior to bondholders in bankruptcy law — has made it impossible for the city to return to the bond market without the explicit backing of the state government.
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It is difficulty imposed on you by the winds of fate, rather than your own lack of preparedness.
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However, Kang said nothing about nixing the broad financial penalties imposed on North Korea by the United Nations.
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BeIN is blocked in Saudi Arabia under a trade and diplomatic boycott imposed on Qatar a year ago.
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The war started when I was ten and the restrictions imposed on the Jews made me mature early.
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Human virtues are often imposed on us in unwelcome ways, and it's nice to escape for a while.
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Nor did export taxes imposed on producers by an Argentine government trying to shore up its disastrous finances.
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This left the singer feeling "insulted" because, according to Variety's source, the stipulations weren't imposed on other performers.
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The penalty imposed on French company Valeo is 26.7 million euros and Calsonic must pay 1.7 million euros.
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The film suffers for not making a final statement regarding the censorship imposed on artists in South Korea.
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That levy is part of the escalating tariffs that Beijing and Washington have imposed on each other's goods.
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Sunday's clash has raised the possibility of new punitive sanctions being imposed on Russia by the European Union.
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Kelly has survived so far, but Trump bristles under the order Kelly has imposed on his White House.
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Despite earlier statements to the contrary, Flynn discussed sanctions former President Barack Obama imposed on Russia with Kislyak.
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On Tuesday, Nevada voted to do away with their 6.85% sales tax imposed on sanitary pads and tampons.
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Rohingya must request the right to marry from the government, a requirement also not imposed on other groups.
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The green levy will be imposed on the retail price of each vehicle, excluding tax and other costs.
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In September, a federal judge vacated Brady's four-game suspension that the NFL imposed on him for Deflategate.
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It is blocked in Saudi Arabia under a trade and diplomatic boycott imposed on Qatar a year ago.
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Some complained about the higher levies Macron imposed on their pensions in order to lower those on workers.
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The move would help the company avoid Thailand tariffs of up to 60 percent imposed on imported motorcycles.
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These moves were meant to minimize the costs and regulatory burdens imposed on states, private entities and individuals.
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This is why any alteration of American sanctions imposed on the country was bound to be closely watched.
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Now their grandchildren are more likely to support lifting the embargo imposed on the island 55 years ago.
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In January it was imposed on Arunachal Pradesh, on the eastern end of the Himalayas, under similar conditions.
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Since then, there has been additional tariffs also imposed on China, sparking fears of a global trade war.
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Taxes imposed on goods passing through Bab al-Hawa also provide a lucrative source of revenue for Ahrar.
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Trump said that a 21.1097% tariff would be imposed on $226 billion worth of Chinese goods on Sept.
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They have been imposed on Europe, Canada and Mexico since Friday, June 1, after their temporary exemptions expired.
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Despite huge amounts of criticism directed toward Paul, the consequences YouTube imposed on him have always felt temporary.
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And the administration has, to its credit, secured the toughest international sanctions yet imposed on the rogue regime.
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But the guidelines weren't nearly as specific as the safety requirements imposed on standard human-driven vehicles today.
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Otting also insisted that a special fintech charter would hold those companies to equivalent rules imposed on banks.
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Haunting this discussion is the fact that people have little choice as longer hours are imposed on them.
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Echoing surrender terms imposed on rebels elsewhere, opposition fighters agreed to give up heavy and medium-sized weapons.
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But the settlement did not resolve what penalties might be imposed on Volkswagen, leaving room for additional suits.
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International sanctions imposed on the country as a result have pushed it further into isolation and economic decline.
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A regular 8 percent tax was imposed on printed media and books bought from bookstores and other vendors.
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Reuters: In a letter to Trump, House lawmakers urged the president not to lift penalties imposed on ZTE.
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Stocks markets, meanwhile, gained after Washington temporarily eased trade restrictions imposed on Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei Technologies.
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Indeed, of the total tariffs imposed on the U.S., a disproportionate amount was targeted directly at our farmers.
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But on Tuesday President Trump said during cabinet meeting that more tariffs could be imposed on Chinese imports.
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Washington has praised the world's second-largest economy for making progress in enforcing sanctions imposed on North Korea.
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Millett also pressed the agency's lawyer on what she saw as vague transparency requirements imposed on broadband providers.
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U.S. farmers and others are feeling the pinch from previous retaliatory tariffs imposed on their products by Beijing.
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The Turks particularly, says Ms Calabi, were subject to rules "stricter perhaps than those imposed on the Jews".
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When the same mandate allows only expensive options for compliant fuels, higher costs are imposed on Americans, too.
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President Donald Trump's tariffs imposed on key trading partners will put some Republicans in tough spots this year.
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The survey adds to indications that OPEC output remains ample despite U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran this month.
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His argument contains only a glancing reference to the cost imposed on the government by his preferred policies.
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She did repeat Canada's consternation at the steel and aluminum tariffs Mr. Trump imposed on national security grounds.
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The tariffs he imposed on Canadian steel and aluminum, citing national security concerns, have strained the bond further.
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In Massachusetts, Governor Charlie Baker said he recognized the hardship that the closures have imposed on everyone involved.
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In Massachusetts, Governor Charlie Baker said he recognized the hardship that the closures have imposed on everyone involved.
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In most cases when a sovereign nation runs out of cash, a debt proposal is imposed on investors.
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The short selling ban will be imposed on all stocks listed on the Istanbul stock exchange, it said.
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The occupation has imposed on Palestinians a system of economic dependency, with all transactions subject to Israeli whim.
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Mr. Trump also announced he would lift the modest sanctions he imposed on Turkey for its border incursion.
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Forza Italia nevertheless shares its allies' anger at the spending cuts imposed on high-debt countries like Italy.
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In those days, their language—Afrikaans, a creole sometimes referred to as Low Dutch—was imposed on nonwhites.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $9.3 billion The fines imposed on Google since 2017 by European Union regulators for hindering competition.
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It is a law that was intended to protect financial institutions against losses imposed on them by others.
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The EU move was a response to U.S tariffs imposed on EU steel and aluminum early this month.
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Sanctions must be imposed on Egypt and govt officials who carried this out or allowed it to happen.
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She criticized the limitations that her conservative society had imposed on women, preventing them from becoming better painters.
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Forty states have some type of sales tax that is imposed on feminine hygiene products, according to Fusion.
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"Where can I go and discover the story, not have the story imposed on me?" he remembers thinking.
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The financial sanctions imposed on Russia in July 2014 due to its aggression in eastern Ukraine do bite.
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However, when duties were imposed on washing machines earlier this year, prices jumped by 17 percent, Minerd added.
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He wants to normalise relations with Europe and ensure the lifting of the economic sanctions imposed on Russia.
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But the timing of any new sanctions, which were imposed on 13 Venezuela figures last week, remained uncertain.
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But it's not a mop for the pollutants we have imposed on our environment over the past century.
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In 2017, Trump threatened a "border-adjustment tax" that would be imposed on goods coming in from Mexico.
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If an import tax were to be imposed on foreign avocados, American farmers could not increase production quickly.
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He previously had to pay AMT, an additional tax imposed on high earners on top of regular tax.
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The preliminary tariff U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross imposed on Monday will total about $1 billion a year.
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But Western sanctions imposed on Moscow after Russia seized Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, have ended such plans.
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It is unclear what sanctions will be imposed on the NGOs or how the organizations might be affected.
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It was superseded by the $2.7 billion antitrust fine the European regulatory body imposed on Google in June.
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China has tried to get closer to Europe amid the several tariffs that Trump has imposed on Beijing.
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Tariffs the U.S. and China have imposed on each other are among the firm's "key risks," said Zuercher.
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Under UAE law, criminal penalties, including detention or fines, can be imposed on individuals who send bounced cheques.
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This tax would be imposed on all imports and lifted for all exports, to protect US trade competitiveness.
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Last week it included both categories in a second round of tariffs to be imposed on July 6.
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Trump noted that the United States had not lifted the "very big sanctions" it has imposed on Pyongyang.
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Large majorities of Democrats and independents say the tariffs Mr. Trump has imposed on Chinese goods — and the retaliatory tariffs that China has imposed on American products — will be bad for the United States, according to a survey this month for The New York Times by the online research platform SurveyMonkey.
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What is known, however, is that factitious disorder imposed on an other is much more commonly diagnosed in women.
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As part of its 2014 agreement with North Korea, Japan eased some sanctions it had imposed on the North.
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The UK's foreign minister Boris Johnson said sanctions could be imposed on Russia if it continues to support Assad.
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It was imposed on countries supporting Israel during that year's Yom Kippur war between Israel and several Arab states.
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This is often the critical context imposed on work by LGBTQ artists whose sexuality is in any way overt.
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Protests erupted last Monday in several towns and cities across Tunisia following tax and price hikes imposed on Jan.
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The U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs were imposed on June 1, while Canada's countermeasures took effect on July 1.
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U.S. President Donald Trump then ordered tariffs be imposed on the rest of China's exports to the United States.
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The settlements represent the second largest penalty ever imposed on a financial institution for violations of U.S. economic sanctions.
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Latter sanctions were also imposed on government officials, entities and institutions deemed to be close to President Vladimir Putin.
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It cited stagnating economic growth in major coal importers and the potential for additional regulatory requirements imposed on producers.
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Washington state's arguments, Mr Flentje said, were premised on harms imposed on lawful permanent residents of the United States.
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Nervous investors feared a repeat of the huge penalty imposed on Germany's Volkswagen (VW) for cheating American emissions laws.
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The biggest antitrust fine to date was a 1.1 billion-euro fine imposed on chip-maker Intel in 2009.
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That may have something to do with the 2278 countervailing and antidumping duties currently imposed on Chinese steel products.
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"But first the U.S. should act by lifting all illegal, unjust and unfair sanctions imposed on Iran," he added.
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The automaker is seeking exemptions from the 25% tariffs imposed on certain imports from China by the Trump administration.
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"I write in the group to let the world are the atrocities of the war imposed on the civilians."
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To date, a decade's worth of sanctions imposed on North Korea have done nothing to curb its nuclear programme.
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Timchenko has since 2014 been subject to U.S. sanctions imposed on Moscow for its role in the Ukraine crisis.
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In Hillary's first presidential run in 2008, she aimed to reverse spending cuts imposed on NASA and the FAA.
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The African Union extended a deadline imposed on coup leaders in Sudan to hand power to a civilian administration.
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However, the ruble is down more than 36 percent since the sanctions were imposed on Russia in late 2014.
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Administration officials said Flynn had not discussed sanctions that had been imposed on Russia in part over election meddling.
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The U.S. is also preparing to lift its steel and aluminum tariffs that Trump imposed on Mexico and Canada.
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On Thursday, Trump said an additional tariff of 10% would be imposed on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Trump said in a series of tweets the tariff will be imposed on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Instead, they are embracing sweeping new environmental, healthcare and immigration policies that are to be imposed on all states.
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However, the ruble is down more than 43 percent since the sanctions were imposed on Russia in late 2014.
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That's on top of costly import taxes, which have been imposed on more than $500 billion of Chinese goods.
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If Commerce's investigation finds that duties on the Bombardier aircraft are warranted, those would likely be imposed on Delta.
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Those rules were criticized by companies because of the strict timeline imposed on them to resolve their stressed assets.
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And while we did see some federal cautions imposed on hospital mergers in 2016, it simply was not enough.
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"These were viewed as tools imposed on communities, added on top of an already imposed government structure," Williams elaborates.
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But the U.S. trade embargo, imposed on the communist-ruled nation in 1960, cannot be lifted without congressional approval.
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"African women are incredibly vulnerable because of some negative cultural issues that are imposed on them," says Ssanyu-Sseruma.
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Additionally, a one-off tax of 0.9 percent will be imposed on people with wealth of over $1 million.
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The White House press corps has grown frustrated by the restrictions the administration has imposed on the press briefings.
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Under EU rules for dealing with troubled banks, losses have to be imposed on subordinated or junior bond holders.
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It is paid for by fees imposed on telecom carriers, which eventually get tacked on to customers' phone bills.
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The suspension, which was imposed on Friday, is a heavier penalty, "essentially a cease and desist," the university said.
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The administration cited "unfair economic burden imposed on American workers, businesses and taxpayers" as the reason for the withdrawal.
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MSCI said investors were also bothered by the stiff limits imposed on foreign investors withdrawing their funds from China.
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The largest penalty it has imposed on a tech company was a $2023 million settlement with Google in 2012.
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Details of disciplinary measures imposed on Clinton employees in connection with the breakout had not previously been made public.
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Trump has suggested lifting economic sanctions imposed on Russia over Crimea in return for a reduction of nuclear weapons.
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China has warned that any duties imposed on its products by the U.S. will be met by equal measures.
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The U.S. Treasury said sanctions imposed on April 6 were linked to Moscow's actions in Crimea, Ukraine and Syria.
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Offended by the penalty imposed on them, the men burned the victim's house down with her inside, authorities said.
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Market watchers have said that stricter fuel efficiency requirements imposed on gasoline cars make them more expensive to make.
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The largest penalty it has imposed on a tech company was a $22.5 million settlement with Google in 2012.
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A failure to act could trigger sanctions, which have so far never been imposed on any euro zone country.
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Duties of up to 65 percent have been imposed on a range of products from steel to solar panels.
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The Trump administration has said the duties were imposed on steel and aluminum in the interest of national security.
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Trump also announced that he was lifting economic sanctions imposed on Turkey as a consequence of the Syria invasion.
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The US on Wednesday lifted sanctions recently imposed on Turkey after Ankara agreed to a permanent ceasefire in Syria.
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First, they should address marginal tax rates, which are the rates imposed on additional working, investing and entrepreneurial efforts.
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The Russians are unhappy with the two Olympic spots - a limit also imposed on Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Belarus.
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US sanctions were imposed on the country after an undercover investigation by CNN into its modern-day slave trades.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister on Thursday called for sanctions to be imposed on Iran for its support of terrorism.
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If President Donald Trump withdraws from the agreement, sanctions will be re-imposed on importers of Iranian crude oil.
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Penalties have been imposed on the country's oil and metals sectors as well as the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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The politicians would say the taxes are imposed "on business," but the costs would land on all of us.
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The probe could lead to new U.S. tariffs similar to those imposed on imported steel and aluminum in March.
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The shock it imposed on the U.S. economy when it imploded was exactly what standard macroeconomics would have suggested.
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That comes on top of the 25% tariff Trump imposed on $50 billion worth of technology imports from China.
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The Flores settlement agreement was first imposed on the federal government in 1997 as a result of a lawsuit.
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Pai's vote did not signal opposition to the merger itself, but the conditions the FCC imposed on the companies.
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The U.S. tariffs have been imposed on Europe, Canada and Mexico since June 1, after their temporary exemptions expired.
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In 2013, the United Nations adopted sanctions that were, at the time, the toughest ever imposed on North Korea.
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Indeed, the GAO found that time limits imposed on patent examiners directly leads to the issuance of more patents.
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The length of the sentence imposed on Mr. Odebrecht is highly unusual for a business leader, many analysts said.
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Popular consumer electronics could become more expensive as a result of the latest U.S. tariffs imposed on Chinese goods.
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The picture of the statue of Mary imposed on signs from inside the church with information about religious activities.
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This is an age-old tendency, and this is exactly why there is a constitutional limit imposed on power.
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In our own country, we've become publicly comfortable with sin taxes imposed on tobacco, alcohol, and, more recently, marijuana.
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"We are not meeting the quota imposed on us because of the obvious needs the country has," Perez said.
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After the attack, new sanctions were imposed on Russia and about 150 Russian diplomats were expelled from Western nations.
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The F.D.I.C. would initially borrow from the Treasury, and recoup the expenses with a fee imposed on big banks.
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The same goes for introducing capital and leverage restrictions similar to rules imposed on Wall Street after the crisis.
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He also suggested that new sanctions had been imposed on Iran on Thursday night, but he did not elaborate.
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In Germany, speed limits were imposed on parts of the autobahn because extreme heat can cause roads to buckle.
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And it still isn't after tighter penalties were imposed on it in February 2016, largely for lack of enforcement.
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The highest financial penalty imposed on a tech company was Google's $22 million settlement in 2012 for privacy violations.
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Judges held emergency hearings, siding with Republicans who questioned the secrecy imposed on ballot counts by local elections officials.
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The German names that survive were imposed on towns by Moscow and given a Soviet slant, like Rot Front.
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The decision, championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, follows the relaxing of other restrictions imposed on Saudi women.
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It's interesting that the new feminist directions sometimes derive from the stereotypical roles that society has imposed on women.
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" He described the 14-year sentence imposed on Mr. Blagojevich, a Democrat convicted on corruption charges, as "really unfair.
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"But first the U.S. should act by lifting all illegal, unjust and unfair sanctions imposed on Iran," he said.
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The latest round of tariffs that the United States and China imposed on each other go into effect Sunday.
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The fine against the Changchun Changsheng Biotechnology Company dwarfs previous penalties imposed on vaccine makers embroiled in safety scandals.
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In line with a state of emergency imposed on Sunday, it has also deployed the military at its borders.
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Then he found another niche: photographer of Land Art, pieces carved out of a landscape or imposed on it.
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In the totalitarian regime imposed on Hungary by Communist Moscow, politics was practiced in impenetrable, smoke-filled back rooms.
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The official added this could be imposed on top of any tariffs further raising the costs of imported goods.
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Trump also talked about the revival of the US steel industry thanks to penalties he's imposed on all imports.
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"It would be imposed on the entire industry, not just singling out a single company," Fields told the publication.
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Do you think the quarantines imposed on Wuhan and other towns and cities in China are effective or ethical?
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But Daegu has not resorted to the kind of strict lockdown China has imposed on its hardest-hit places.
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But those penalties were more substantial than those imposed on the four other teams in the cases being considered.
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Washington and Beijing have exchanged tit-for-tat tariffs since July 2018, including duties imposed on U.S. agricultural goods.
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He repeatedly criticized Western economic sanctions imposed on Russia, and denied that the Kremlin had deployed troops in Ukraine.
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It does not currently impose any such rules on e-cigarettes, whereas heavy regulations are imposed on traditional cigarettes.
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The latest round of tariffs that the United States and China imposed on each other went into effect Sunday.
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Notably, Ellie pretends she's not immune to the virus around Dina, a precaution likely imposed on her by Joel.
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He believes that people will act correctly once the reasonable course is shown to them (or imposed on them).
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Sen said Iranian supply was already falling after a first round of sanctions were imposed on Iran in August.
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The ministry said duties would be imposed on aluminum foil exported to Mexico at prices below $3.4817 per kilogram.
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The latest round of tariffs the United States and China imposed on each other went into effect on Sunday.
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The allegations have prompted a growing international outcry and calls for sanctions to be imposed on senior Chinese officials.
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It could be the most painful round of tariffs the United States has imposed on Chinese products this year.
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According to advocacy groups, the internet shutdown in the region is the longest-ever crackdown imposed on a democracy.
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"The (administrative law judge) who presided over his case imposed on him the 'securities industry equivalent of capital punishment.'"
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Countries are required to send all North Korean workers home within two years under the sanctions imposed on Dec.
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In the wrestling ring, that means literally embodying the stereotypes they've had imposed on them — pinups, bitches, vixens, hags.
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Rouhani said that Iran would resume talks with the United States if sanctions imposed on the country are lifted.
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This sensation has long been imposed on those poorly served by the powerful or the media that covers them.
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Yet by then, activists say, early British attitudes toward homosexuality had been imposed on the country's former colonial subjects.
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In October 2017, the United States lifted separate trade and economic sanctions it had imposed on Sudan in 1997.
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"Think of this headline: biggest fine imposed on a business enterprise in the history of government regulation," Kovacic said.
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It is the third ban to be imposed on the organization, which wants Kashmir to be independent from India.
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The fine would be the largest the agency has ever imposed on a technology company; to date, the largest fine the FTC has imposed on a tech giant for breaking an agreement with the government to safeguard consumers' data was a $22.5 million penalty that Google paid to settle a probe in 2012.
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He added that a 26% tariff would "shortly" be imposed on an additional $26.5 billion of imported goods from China.
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Vought asked that restrictions against purchasing Huawei equipment imposed on government contractors begin in four years, rather than two years.
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They have sensed that they can cope with the "new normal" imposed on North Korea by the updated sanctions environment.
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But the US administration's restrictions, imposed on May 16, caused an immediate dent in the Shenzhen-based company's international business.
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It is imposed on equipment like artificial hearts and X-ray machines, but not items used by individuals, like glasses.
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The national scheme is only imposed on provinces that reject carbon pricing or whose schemes fall short of federal standards.
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In 2014, Moscow banned fresh food imports from the EU in retaliation for sanctions Brussels imposed on Russia over Ukraine.
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As part of the deal, the United States would lift the crippling economic sanctions it had imposed on the country.
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The President claimed there has been no price increase on products subject to the tariffs he imposed on Chinese goods.
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That following a 2.4 billion euro fine imposed on the company in 2017 for blocking rivals of shopping comparison websites.
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But he said it was "too early" to discuss removing sanctions that his predecessor, President Barack Obama, imposed on Russia.
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In reality, they didn't represent any of the negative traits that Ford had imposed on them due to their bodies.
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Gas rate increases of up to 500 percent that Macri has imposed on commercial users were unaffected by the decision.
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In his autobiography, Getty reflected on the payment plan he imposed on his young wife for her opera singing lessons.
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The first round of sanctions under that act was imposed on Russia in early August over the alleged assassination attempt.
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U.S. sanctions imposed on Friday by Washington bar both Silva and his immediate family members from entering the United States.
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It's been imposed on us through the omnipresence of Hollywood and the idea of the "American Dream" in the media.
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For example, [most] pickup trucks famously have a 25 percent tariff [imposed on them when they come into the US].
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Lenovo said it has a global manufacturing footprint and could shift production elsewhere if extra tariffs were imposed on China.
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A 30 percent tariff will be imposed on imported solar cells and modules above 2.5 gigawatts in the first year.
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"Get them bags ready we coming," reads the text imposed on the video, which was originally posted to Montana's Snapchat.
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The sentencing marks the first of three prison terms being imposed on Nassar for child porn crimes or sexual abuse.
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Kansal also declined to disclose how many people had been detained by authorities since restrictions were imposed on Aug 05.
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In the United States, black women's bodies historically have had a hyper-sexualized stereotype imposed on them, rooted in colonialism.
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Yet the impeachment inquiry will increase the cost that our partisan wars have imposed on the nation in recent years.
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So from that perspective, it is sad to see that currently, duties are being imposed on that globalized supply chain.
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Handing over the crossings is aimed at easing an Israeli-Egyptian blockade that was imposed on Gaza to isolate Hamas.
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Alas for the odd bunch, the solutions imposed on Japan are inapplicable to China, and history will not repeat itself.
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Britain's Supreme Court ruled that fees imposed on workers who want to take their employer to a tribunal are unlawful.
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After the foreclosure crisis, lending tightened dramatically, with new regulations imposed on lenders and some types of mortgages banned outright.
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A spokesperson said the brand wasn't growing because of all of the restrictions imposed on it due to ethical regulations.
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Despite Western sanctions imposed on the firm after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2014, Mr Schröder's move is no surprise.
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Lawmakers in Russia's parliament, the Duma, unanimously backed a resolution on Tuesday calling for sanctions to be imposed on Georgia.
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Those named will not all suffer sanctions as harsh and wide-ranging as those imposed on people blacklisted by courts.
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Western sanctions imposed on Russia for its role in a row with Ukraine have deterred some Western investors and banks.
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The migrants had torn down a gate as frustrations boiled over at restrictions imposed on people moving through the Balkans.
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Critics argue that the additional fees are being imposed on residents already dealing with high taxes and rising fuel prices.
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That would shield them from what is effectively a charge imposed on excess reserves they hold securely at the ECB.
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Twitter sued the government back in 2014 over the restrictions the government imposed on publishing national security related surveillance requests.
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What has come are forced improvements imposed on us by people who do not know us or understand our history.
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In June, they posted a billboard on social media featuring President Trump's head super-imposed on a muscle-bound body.
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Some Wall Streeters shake their fist at regulatory burdens imposed on the industry in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Oil exports from Venezuela dropped by about 40 percent in the first month after sanctions were imposed on Jan. 28.
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It does not prohibit new sanctions from being imposed on Iran, providing an occasion for the review to do so.
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You are expected to, every day, deconstruct the narrative that someone else imposed on your group in the first place.
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UL, to meet U.S. sanctions imposed on the OPEC country, two people close to the decision told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Yet despite the exemption from sanctions, exporters have had to work around separate U.S. financial sanctions imposed on Sudanese banks.
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The import taxes that Trump has imposed on China and some other nations have prompted retaliatory tariffs on U.S. exports.
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Because we certainly do take a look at real-time data on the economic harm imposed on the small refineries.
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SoCalGas, a unit of Sempra Energy, said limitations the state imposed on Aliso were the primary reason supplies were tight.
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Taxes imposed on robots or other industrial equipment would impair the ability of U.S. companies to advance and compete globally.
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Those concerns are due in part to the deepening costs of Trump's tariffs and retaliatory taxes imposed on U.S. goods.
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Trump on Thursday tweeted that a 10% tariff would be imposed on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods on Sept.
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Tariffs of 10% were due to be imposed on the remaining $300 billion of annual imports from China on Sept.
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Trump said last week that additional major sanctions would be imposed on North Korea after Pyongyang's intercontinental ballistic missile test.
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Prescriptive agreements imposed on bailed-out countries do more to damage the EU's legitimacy than any yellow cards can remedy.
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There was also a need to cut capital requirements imposed on insurers who could invest in securitised debt, Hopkin said.
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The response provides yet further evidence of investors' willingness to isolate losses imposed on failed lender Banco Popular in June.
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Farmers and ranchers have long felt that the restrictions imposed on their land use by the ESA are overly burdensome.
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The fine was the largest ever imposed on a company for violating consumer privacy, the FTC said in its announcement.
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Ms. L.'s ordeal is one of countless examples of the unnecessary suffering imposed on immigrants under the Trump administration.
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Despite the chaos Trump and Rex Tillerson have imposed on the State Department, a similar approach is still possible today.
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But factors including outdated economic structures and a way of life imposed on citizens by communist rule, have hampered integration.
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Instead, it would add requirements to the suitability standard that fall short of the fiduciary mandate imposed on investment advisors.
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Violent protests erupted this month in several towns and cities across Tunisia following tax and price hikes imposed on Jan.
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The guidelines published on Monday, though, were still not as specific as the safety requirements imposed on human-driven vehicles.
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A long list of exports, including livestock, foodstuff and clothing will have the additional 10% tariff imposed on September 1.
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Mexico recently became the United States' top trading partner partly due to tariffs imposed on China by the Trump administration.
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" But on Wednesday morning in the US, Trump tweeted that "additional major sanctions will be imposed on North Korea today.
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That unilateral decision subsequently led to the cancellation of at least 85033 allied exercises and constraints imposed on additional exercises.
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This credit can be claimed for the 4 percent excise tax Puerto Rico has imposed on U.S. companies since 2011.
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"We will therefore, thanks to savings measures to control the spending, keep commitments imposed on France by Brussels," he added.
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Pink has never been shy about spelling out exactly what she thinks of unfair standards imposed on celebrities and women.
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A life without parole sentence should be imposed on a juvenile only in the most extreme circumstances, the court said.
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But the timing of any new individual sanctions, such as those imposed on 13 Venezuelan figures last week, remained uncertain.
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The court upheld the bans that track and field, rowing and weight lifting officials had imposed on Russian Olympic hopefuls.
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The conflict between the two organizations highlights how trade restrictions imposed on Huawei are reverberating in the broader scientific community.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said a 2164% tariff would be imposed on $2224 billion worth of Chinese goods on Sept.
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If either an import tariff or border adjustment tax were imposed on all goods, those intermediate goods would be taxed.
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Those concerns are due in part to the deepening costs of Trump's tariffs and retaliatory taxes imposed on U.S. goods.
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Right now, Putin wants the US to remove sanctions imposed on Russia after its annexation of Crimea in March 2014.
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College is all about expanding your horizons, but if you look up in history, the clique is imposed on you.
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Facebook Live allows anyone to broadcast a video directly from their smartphone without the regulatory restrictions imposed on traditional broadcasters.
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Some have even reportedly compared the policy to those the Nazis imposed on Jews during the Holocaust, the BBC reported.
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But En+ also said U.S. sanctions on the company, imposed on April 6, were likely to materially affect its business.
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In Hanoi on Sunday, Trump also pointed to sanctions the U.S. has imposed on Russia as punishment for election meddling.
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The more economic and political sanctions are imposed on the fundamentalist regime, the higher the likelihood of the second outcome.
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Cruz denied that his tax plan creates a VAT, saying his tax is imposed on businesses rather than on sales.
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Sanctions were imposed on Russia in 22018 for annexing Crimea from Ukraine, prompting Moscow to ban some western food imports.
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The anti-establishment 5-Star Movement wants to loosen time limits imposed on the prosecution of numerous crimes, including corruption.
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Under its so-called leniency policy, the European Commission can reduce the fines imposed on companies if they volunteer information.
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Still, the payment by far exceeds the amount of any fine the league has imposed on a team or owner.
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A downgrade to the lowest ranking can trigger U.S. sanctions which Washington imposed on 21 nations in this year's report.
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Right now, we remain so imprisoned by labels that have been imposed on us by a racist, sexist, misogynist culture.
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However, economic penalties were imposed on Thursday on two Chinese shipping companies suspected of helping North Korea evade international sanctions.
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So far, little regulation has been imposed on the tech industry at the federal level, but that could soon change.
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Senator David Perdue said Kosovo should abolish all duties imposed on Serbia or "the US should reconsider its presence there".
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Restoring faith in humanity Some people are using music to bridge the distance the outbreak has imposed on their communities.
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The World Bank also reports weighted averages — accounting for the amount of goods imported and the tariffs imposed on each.
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"My generation believed that gender is imposed on us by advertising, scientific experts, parents, teachers and other influences," she writes.
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Another government proposal announced earlier this month would see a 22019% tax imposed on every transaction on e-commerce platforms.
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Western financial sanctions were imposed on Moscow in 2014 over its role in the Ukraine conflict, where it annexed Crimea.
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The company has also struggled under a raft of new regulations imposed on the financial industry after the mortgage meltdown.
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For instance, the U.S. Treasury did not label China a currency manipulator, nor were tariffs imposed on China and Mexico.
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How Martin Wong and Tseng Kwong Chi subverted the outsider status imposed on them in early '80s New York City.
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Western economic sanctions imposed on Belarus in 2006 after a brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters have now been mostly lifted.
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The United States will reimpose the sanctions it imposed on Iran before the deal, and it is considering additional penalties.
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So far, none of the materials or packaging were on the list of retaliatory tariffs imposed on Canada in 2018.
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Google, Facebook, and Twitter wielding their unchecked power to silence conservative voices while avoiding the obligations imposed on normal publishers?
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But Russia needs to rethink its global borrowing plans after another round of U.S. sanctions imposed on Moscow last year.
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He has not gotten Congress to repeal the Dodd-Frank regulations imposed on Wall Street after the 2008 financial crash.
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The $1.6 billion penalty the commission imposed on the company at the time was the largest it had ever assessed.
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"That law was imposed on our territory," said Adrian Guevarez, whose family has more than 30 years in the industry.
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Western economic sanctions imposed on Moscow affect Russia's economy, but they also hurt the global economy in general, he said.
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Trump, speaking at the Oval Office, said the United States is taking in billions from tariffs imposed on Chinese imports.
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However, Slovenia's Competition Protection Agency this week seized Agrokor's Mercator shares over a disputed fine imposed on Agrokor in September.
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Their common bond is that love, talent and courage drove them to rise above limits imposed on them by society.
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As of March 25 2020 there is no curfew imposed on New York City residents due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The fine imposed on Audi was for failure to properly supervise employees who devised and executed the emissions-cheating scheme.
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The sanctions imposed on Rusal this month go further, barring U.S. investors from having any dealings with the sanctioned entities.
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Per CNBC, which translated the documents, tariffs already imposed on goods to be exempted on "List 1" will be refunded.
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In this revolution SPQR had a liberatory and anti-authoritarian meaning, unlike that which the modern fascists imposed on it.
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The amount of any fine that could be imposed on Google if the CCI rules against it was not clear.
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They can't stop a network of people exchanging dollars freely at the non-official government rate that is imposed on people.
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The agreement, though never publicly acknowledged by Israel, included measures aimed at loosening the restrictions imposed on Gaza's 2 million inhabitants.
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It is not yet clear whether the government plans impose on Rio the same majority divestment requirement it imposed on Freeport.
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The two countries have also been swapping other retaliatory measures, including a US export ban imposed on Chinese smartphone company Huawei.
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The letter asked that restrictions against purchasing Huawei equipment imposed on government contractors begin in four years, rather than two years.
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The worry is this will lead to new U.S. tariffs similar to those imposed on imported steel and aluminium in March.
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And just as the Constitution protects religious exercise, he noted, it also guarantees that religion cannot be imposed on secular Americans.
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That investigation could result in a multiyear ban from world soccer for Mr. Valcke, as was recently imposed on Mr. Blatter.
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Bove has long been a critic of the stress tests that have been imposed on the industry after the financial crisis.
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Both men found an escape route from the demands of posturing imposed on black men in comedy's pursuit of radical honesty.
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Tariffs and restrictions on exports of goods and services will reduce British companies' profits; imposed on imports they will increase prices.
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The sanctions were the toughest the United States has imposed on a listed Russian company since Moscow's 2000 annexation of Crimea.
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Mr Cook's lobbying has helped Apple avoid direct hits from Mr Trump's tariffs, already imposed on $250bn-worth of Chinese imports.
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Trump is particularly incensed by Canadian tariffs imposed on dairy products, which he says are "killing" U.S. farmers, especially in Wisconsin.
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"This was imposed on us," a Montreux insider told Reuters about the first-ever open-air concert of the Swiss festival.
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Burchfield outlined that the RNC has "reminded" the Trump campaign of the restrictions imposed on the RNC under the consent decree.
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Both declined comment through their attorney, Gregory Yacoubian, who declined to say what, if any, discipline was imposed on the officers.
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This dramatic height increase is likely the result of spinal unloading, when there's suddenly no weight imposed on the lower back.
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Though Russia has always been less enthusiastic about production cuts, which were imposed on companies by the Kremlin for strategic reasons.
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Supporters say such levies compensate for the costs imposed on health services by higher rates of obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
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Under the deal, nuclear-related sanctions imposed on Iran were lifted last year, in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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The price increase comes on the heels of another $5 hike imposed on the streaming platform less than a year ago.
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China's ultimate goal during the 90-day trade talks is to remove all U.S. tariffs imposed on Chinese goods, Gao said.
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The president said on Twitter that 22% duties will be imposed on $22019 billion worth of Chinese goods, effective Sept. 22.
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The sanctions that the U.S. has already imposed on Russia in recent years have put President Trump in a difficult position.
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A credible vote is crucial to the lifting of international sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe so that its collapsed economy can recover.
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I wondered if all the restrictions previously imposed on me are necessary—or, for that matter, if any of them are.
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"Appropriate penalties and sanctions will be imposed on the erring pilot if (the) result is indeed a human error," CAAP said.
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New York is the 11th state to create an e-cigarette ban as harsh as the nationwide ban imposed on tobacco.
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Efforts to court non-Western powers have intensified since sanctions were imposed on Russia, following its incursion in Ukraine in 2014.
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"At best, token penalties are imposed on the offending inmate, and often there are no penalties at all," the suit alleges.
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Without it I couldn't pass the anti-money laundering checks imposed on the fancy and overpriced London law firm we'd hired.
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The Commerce Department said a "countervailing duty" of between 3 percent and 24 percent would be imposed on Canadian lumber exporters.
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If communities felt outside views were being imposed on them this could provoke a backlash and even increase cutting, he added.
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January 210, 234: Flynn speaks with Vice President Pence and denies discussing the sanctions imposed on Russia with the Russian ambassador.
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The OCC said charter recipients would be held to capital, liquidity and financial inclusion standards akin to those imposed on banks.
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The sanctions were the toughest the United States has imposed on a listed Russian company since Moscow's 0003 annexation of Crimea.
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The underlying problem with the fee program is heavy-handed internal controls that agency administrators have imposed on local park staff.
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However, doubts about an agreement between Washington and Beijing to rollback tariffs imposed on each other's goods kept investors on edge.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission voted on Wednesday to overturn tariffs the Trump administration imposed on Canadian newsprint earlier this year.
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It is also possible an adjustment plan could be imposed on creditors, a process known as a cramdown, the lawyer said.
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The countries call each other a strategic partner despite retaliatory tariffs they imposed on some of the other's goods this month.
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Despite its flaws, the treaty was far less harsh than many imposed on other nations that had been defeated in war.
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The federal government's aversion to cannabis threatens public safety and endangers the rigorous rules that states have already imposed on businesses.
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Before concluding a transatlantic trade deal, the EU will insist that the U.S. lift the tariffs imposed on steel and aluminum.
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What did concern them however — and what they took very personally — was the increasingly restrictive visa policies imposed on the country.
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The tariffs in question were not part of the recent slew of tariffs Trump imposed on Canadian aluminum and steel imports.
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He is willing to accept an extremely narrow definition of "undue burden" that the Trump administration imposed on the undocumented teen.
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There is no duty to bargain in good faith imposed on resistant employers that upsets the operation of any competitive market.
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Italy, meanwhile, is reported to have insisted on discussing whether to ease sanctions imposed on Moscow over the war in Ukraine.
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Greece's rebellion against the austerity measures imposed on it was snuffed out in July 21.5 when Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras folded.
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In July, Washington sanctioned state-run Chinese oil trader Zhuhai Zhenrong Co for allegedly violating restrictions imposed on Iran's oil sector.
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ZKB's end-June 2017 CET1 ratio of 13% reflects the high regulatory capital requirements imposed on Swiss global and domestic SIBs.
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The registration requirements imposed on those convicted of sex offenses are unfairly harsh and punitive, though few recognize them as such.
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That followed a 2.4 billion euro fine imposed on the company last year after it thwarted rivals of shopping comparison websites.
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Here are the 0003 tax law experts mentioned above explaining why this works: Taxes imposed on a business are still deductible.
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The Federal Reserve reports that the average annual rate imposed on Americans who are paying credit card interest is 13.93 percent.
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Alas, three months later, our aluminum was deemed a security threat and tariffs were imposed on us for no apparent reason.
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Trump said Monday night that If China "refuses to change its practices" then the additional levies would be imposed on Beijing.
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"They have entered by force under foreign protection, and Libyans won't accept anything imposed on them by force," he told Reuters.
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He said the pope did nothing and even lifted sanctions that had been imposed on McCarrick by Benedict, the former pope.
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Much of the rest of Hubei province locked down later that week, and then restrictions were imposed on the whole country.
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"In many cases, undue pressure had been imposed on supervisors in the field to meet on-time performance goals," he said.
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The president and his advisers have repeatedly maintained that any tariffs will be imposed on imports from all countries without exception.
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Mr. Intrater cannot get access to his money, amid sanctions imposed on Russia, and Wall Street has cut ties with him.
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"She used to say that her race was not of significance, other than that it was imposed on her," he said.
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Annual property taxes on this home are roughly $4,000, which includes an additional tax imposed on luxury properties, Mr. Tuinstra said.
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The approvals contrast with the exclusion process for the tariffs that Mr. Trump imposed on $50 billion worth of Chinese products.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German cartel office will appeal a regional court's decision to suspend restrictions it had imposed on Facebook's (FB.
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Compare that to the extensive training abortion providers have to undergo, not to mention the stringent regulations imposed on abortion clinics.
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The United States will now reimpose the stringent sanctions it imposed on Iran before the deal and is considering new penalties.
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The British protest that such conditions were not imposed on Canada in exchange for its free trade agreement with the Europeans.
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This made commercial airports increasingly reliant on federal airport grants funded by aviation taxes, primarily those imposed on ticketed airline passengers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Iranian oil exports are declining ahead of a second round of U.S. sanctions to be imposed on Nov.
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Tougher regulations were also imposed on smaller banks, because so many of them had gone bust making bad real estate loans.
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Quarantines have been imposed on at least 10 towns, and the movement of tens of thousands of people has been limited.
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Smith said Manning's dishonorable discharge was included in the terms of the 85033-year prison sentence imposed on her in 2013.
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Market reaction was cautious following China's announcement on Tuesday of exemptions on retaliatory import duties imposed on nearly 700 U.S. goods.
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United States and European sanctions were imposed on Russia in March 2014 in response to Moscow's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine.
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Earlier this week, Mnuchin said a longer-term trade deal may not remove all of the American tariffs imposed on China.
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The restrictions imposed on Wednesday elicited criticism by members of Congress who viewed the move as another unnecessary obstacle to reconstruction.
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The Postmates and DoorDash cases will determine whether courts intend to hold employers to the contracts they imposed on their employees.
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Many Muscovites say he created the post-Soviet model of authoritarian government that was later imposed on the rest of Russia.
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One month away from my industry and my triggers and the lopsided aesthetic values that our world has imposed on us.
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JPMorgan Chase has predicted that the US tariffs imposed on China have already cost the average American household $600 per year.
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"We imposed today the heaviest sanctions ever imposed on a country before," Trump said, without detailing his evidence for the statement.
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As the protests ebbed, the government last week lifted restrictions imposed on Instagram, one social media tool used to mobilize protesters.
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Other issues have also concerned the markets, including the tariffs President Donald Trump imposed on steel and aluminum this past week.
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Some want limits imposed on foreign investment to prevent wealthy Chinese buyers, among others, from driving up prices, particularly in Vancouver.
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But he was also a contentious figure in the industry, sharply criticizing minimum-wage laws and other regulations imposed on employers.
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Limits are imposed on the number of family-based preferences, as well as the type of family members eligible for sponsorship.
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A UN panel of experts wrote the report examining if a Security Council arms embargo imposed on Yemen was being broken.
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The White House typically points to sanctions the U.S. has imposed on Russia as evidence Trump has been tough on Moscow.
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One major theme was Exxon Mobil's stance on sanctions the Obama administration has imposed on Russia, which Tillerson has criticized publicly.
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Mulvaney was, however, at pains to say that he is not actually eager to see 25 percent tariffs imposed on Mexican imports.
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If there was an element of state aid, the losses imposed on bank shareholders and bondholders could be "very light", she said.
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Other groups and individuals have had sanctions imposed on them, such as in the case of the Chinese military, and Li Shangfu.
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Fields said tariffs can't be imposed on individual companies, only entire sectors, so they would wind up hurting the whole auto industry.
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Earlier on Friday, lawmakers proposed a ban on U.S. imports in response to a new set of U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia.
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"However, all of this growth could be stymied if tariffs are imposed on the goods we export around the world," she wrote.
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Footage on social media showed hundreds of men and women marching with placards denouncing the death sentences imposed on the three men.
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Rather, the Trump administration has said it would remove the tariffs it has imposed on China to try to force those changes.
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They said they supported a political solution but that war had been "imposed" on them by the Syrian army and its allies.
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President Donald Trump had previously criticized the Obama administration for sanctions imposed on Russia for its illegal annexation of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula.
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Trump has threatened to increase those additional duties imposed on Chinese goods this year from 10 percent to 25 percent next January.
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All of the Paris commitments are voluntary, however, with no penalties imposed on countries that fail to live up to their targets.
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Judges, policemen and senior officials have been targeted by radical Islamists angered by long prison sentences imposed on members of the Brotherhood.
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Under Obama, sanctions were imposed on six individuals connected to the government for activities perceived by the United States as undermining democracy.
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China's Ministry of Commerce separately confirmed it was starting a review of anti-dumping tariffs imposed on imports of U.S. distillers grains.
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He also agreed, once the permanent cease-fire took place, to withdraw the sanctions that had been imposed on Turkey last week.
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At the hearing, the panel's Republican chairman, Senator Jim Risch, said sanctions must be imposed on Turkey if it continues its offensive.
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If socialism were imposed on an unwilling Hong Kong, he said in 1984, it would lead to "turmoil", if not armed conflict.
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Russia still has western sanctions imposed on it linked to its backing of separatists in eastern Ukraine and the annexation of Crimea.
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Stiff tariffs imposed on imported consumer goods in 2015 remain in place, even though the minister responsible for them has been sacked.
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The Trump administration announced that tariffs would be imposed on a further $189bn-worth of Chinese imports, including furniture and car parts.
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At its heart, the problem is that government-supported renewable energy has been imposed on a market designed in a different era.
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See article The first fine was imposed on a bank in the euro zone under the European Central Bank's Single Supervisory Mechanism.
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According to Valve, the bans were imposed on seven players after their accounts were investigated following a match between NetcodeGuides and iBUYPOWER.
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Following the incidents, the NSA reportedly shut down the phone records collection program citing overly burdensome legal requirements imposed on the agency.
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A fifth requires the FCC to tell Congress what fines it has imposed on ISPs as well as what it actually collected.
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One of the sticking points is a timetable for unravelling the tariffs on goods that each side has imposed on the other.
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The controversial policy is intended to reduce the attractiveness of Chinese products, given that they become pricier with tariffs imposed on them.
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Trudeau also stressed to Trump the importance of lifting tariffs that Washington has imposed on Canadian steel and aluminum exports, it added.
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Prices of basic goods like cooking oil and flour have shot up since a 2 percent tax was imposed on Oct. 1.
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Ukrainians are also now concerned that U.S. President Donald Trump may roll back sanctions imposed on Russia over its actions in Ukraine.
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Russia started to create the Karta Mir system after Western sanctions were imposed on the country in 2014, during the Ukraine crisis.
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It has even undone some tariffs: in December it lifted extra duties that it had imposed on American cars and car parts.
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Now things are changing, with tariffs being imposed on the third and fourth "lists" of goods set out by the Trump administration.
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In many cases, it and its terms are in effect imposed on employees, says Imre Szalai of Loyola University in New Orleans.
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If so, how should it decide if an idea is off-limits, and what conditions ought to be imposed on such ideas?
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Last week, President Donald Trump tweeted that a 10% tariff would be imposed on $300 billion of Chinese goods starting Sept. 1.
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Penalties totalling 392.5 million shillings ($3.80 million)were imposed on Standard Chartered Kenya, Equity, Diamond Trust, Co-operative Bank and KCB Group.
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Condor, in that sense, provided an intuitive solution to the logistical limitations that borders and foreign sovereignty imposed on internal state repression.
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The board has raised the possibility that an adjustment plan could be imposed on creditors in a process known as a cramdown.
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While it's early days here, he suggested it's working well overseas, despite complaints about the gruelling schedules imposed on Counter Strike players.
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Tough U.N. sanctions imposed on North Korea in response to its escalating nuclear and ballistic missile programs exempt delivery of humanitarian aid.
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In Paris, a ban imposed on older cars to counter heat-related pollution was likely to be lifted on Monday, authorities said.
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Flynn and Kislyak reportedly discussed sanctions that the Obama administration imposed on Russia in response to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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In effect, more than 6 million barrels of Venezuelan crude remain in limbo as a result of U.S. sanctions imposed on Jan.
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Qatar vowed on Thursday to ride out the isolation imposed on it by fellow Arab states over its alleged support for terrorism.
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Many see the project at odds with sanctions Western countries have imposed on Moscow over its role in the conflict in Ukraine.
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Evergreen said this was "in light of the blockade imposed on Qatar", while OOCL cited "the current political climate in the region".
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Currently, sovereign bonds are treated as risk-free and are exempt from limits imposed on bank holdings of corporate or household debt.
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Across the region, multi-million euro fines could be imposed on offenders and commercial transfers of personal data prohibited, privacy experts say.
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Tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminium were imposed on the EU, Canada and Mexico from Friday.
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Reddit user "HanA**holeSolo" first shared the GIF last Wednesday of Trump pummeling a wrestler with CNN's logo imposed on his face.
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"They feel they've intentionally been left behind by trade agreements this country imposed on them over the last 25 years," says Tyler.
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U.S. sanctions imposed on Rusal have started to cripple the company's extensive string of international operations from Sweden to Guinea to Australia.
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More recently, he voted to strike down the safety standards imposed on abortion clinics in last year's Whole Women's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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This follows the stay-away orders imposed on two of Jenelle's other kids, 9-year-old Jace and 4-year-old Kaiser.
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The fines are smaller than those the authority has already imposed on other banks as part of its biggest money-laundering investigation.
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There is talk of requiring the biggest ones to hold even more capital, beyond the surcharge already imposed on "systemically important" ones.
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"The overall impression is that the current American administration is organically against any restrictions being imposed on the United States," he said.
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The retaliatory tariffs they imposed on corn, soybeans, cotton, pork, apples and other major crops could cause severe losses for U.S. farmers.
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The biggest fines were imposed on the local branch of Zurich Insurance Group and Portuguese insurer Lusitania, AdC said in a statement.
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He has accused the Ecuadorean government of trying to end his asylum because of new rules the embassy has imposed on him.
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LONDON/PARIS/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - They were supposed to be the toughest sanctions the United States had ever imposed on a Russian oligarch.
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Among the unrealistic expectations imposed on moms is to always send their kids to school with a perfectly delicious, nutritionally balanced lunch.
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But the laureates suggested Saturday that the United Nations sanctions imposed on the North because of its nuclear program should be eased.
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Mr. AlDulaimy said that a curfew had been imposed on Abu Ghraib district while the security forces looked for other potential attackers.
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The rail contract exemplifies the financial demands Carlyle imposed on PES in the years leading up to the refiner's bankruptcy in January.
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The largest comparable fine was $100 million imposed on the Hyundai-Kia group in 2014 for violating standards on greenhouse gas emissions.
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A second bill would place the same regulations on electronic cigarettes, including licensing sales, as are now imposed on other tobacco products.
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U.S. tariffs imposed on steel are already having an impact on an energy industry heavily dependent on steel, especially in pipeline construction.
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They are likely to retaliate if this investigation results in penalties similar to the tariffs you imposed on steel and aluminum imports.
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Putin has already proven to be especially thin-skinned about targeted sanctions imposed on Russian officials responsible for gross human rights abuses.
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He also objected to the $1 million fine and loss of draft picks imposed on his team, but eventually accepted the penalties.
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The House will replace that mandate with a financial penalty imposed on people who let their coverage lapse and then renew it.
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The Northern Irish assembly veto will also persuade some of those who were worried about a deal being imposed on the province.
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This 22019 percent "medical loss ratio," which was previously imposed on insurers offering plans through ObamaCare's marketplaces, has drawn resistance from insurers.
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Federal prosecutors also filed charges against the company in January accusing it of stealing trade secrets and violating sanctions imposed on Iran.
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These would be imposed on steel that the government determines has been dumped in India at prices below the cost of production.
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The United States had opposed Pakistani and Indian involvement, saying the project could violate sanctions imposed on Iran over its nuclear activities.
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China is considering an end to the limit imposed on the number of children that each family can have, according to Bloomberg.
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Such a move would be a dramatic shift away from the one-child policy that China imposed on its citizens for decades.
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Conditions imposed on troublesome mergers — like orders to sell assets or to refrain from certain behaviors — were mostly ineffective, Professor Kwoka said.
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Any restrictions imposed on our foreign trading partners also operate as unwelcome restrictions on American firms doing business with these foreign countries.
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No American would tolerate being governed by a group of unelected bureaucrats with laws imposed on them by politicians of other countries.
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The charge could be imposed on a sliding scale; increasing when the trade deficit is high, vanishing in periods without a deficit.
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This 85 percent "medical loss ratio," which was previously imposed on insurers offering plans through ObamaCare's marketplaces, has drawn resistance from insurers.
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If we do see full tariffs imposed on German auto makers, would that be a big blow to-- to the German economy?
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U.S. farmers and ranchers have also lost billions of dollars in foreign sales due to retaliatory tariffs imposed on American agricultural goods.
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Aside from urgent health and safety service needs, there are also structural costs imposed on counties by the presence of federal lands.
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"The impact of economic sanctions imposed on Syria heavily affected the procurement of some specific medicine including anti-cancer medicines," said Hoff.
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Why was this standard imposed on a young woman playing a "love interest" and not on any of the film's male stars?
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The Justice Department said the penalty is the largest-ever imposed on a bank for misconduct leading up to the financial crisis.
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No penalty has been imposed on PNB as a result of the fraud and there has been no senior management shake-up.
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A few years ago, Texans narrowly missed having a $4 billion electricity tax imposed on them by the state's Public Utility Commission.
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It seemed to Seitz and the others that if they didn't come up with a solution, one might be imposed on them.
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He has threatened the European Union with new tariffs on imported cars, as well as those already imposed on steel and aluminum.
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Following the 2007-08 financial crisis, German-led austerity policies were imposed on debtor countries like Italy, Spain, Portugal and, especially, Greece.
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Revelations could fuel resentment in modern Greece, where many people blame Germany for the austerity policies imposed on the country since 2010.
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Many of the shutdowns imposed on US cities and states have been ordered by governors fearful that their hospitals could be overrun.
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Personally, I found a certain inevitability in it: of its intrusive vastness imposed on the people, for all its supposed populist intent.
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He also said he would weaken limits his administration had imposed on the American technology that Huawei could use, without offering specifics.
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That is on top of the $414 households are paying from the tariffs that Mr. Trump imposed on Chinese imports in 2018.
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Lifesaving "cocktails" of antiretroviral therapies had become available, lifting the death sentence the epidemic had imposed on a generation of gay men.
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Tough sanctions were imposed on Sudan in 1997 for harboring Osama bin Laden, then the leader of Al Qaeda, and other terrorists.
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It receives much of its support from user fees imposed on the pharmaceutical, medical device, generic drug and other industries it regulates.
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A ban on international flights into Iraq's Kurdish region was being imposed on Friday after the Baghdad government retaliated against the vote.
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The backup of migrants in Mexico has been commonly blamed on restrictions the Trump administration has imposed on the American asylum process.
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Nor did the stringent regulatory action the Fed imposed on the bank earlier this year, which included a cap on its growth.
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And the levies he has imposed on Chinese goods, prompting retaliatory tariffs from China, have interfered with the flow of car parts.
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Earlier on Friday, President Trump told reporters he had issued the "highest sanctions ever imposed on a country" on Iran's central bank.
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Depending on how negotiations proceed, President Donald Trump is also considering delaying another round of tariffs that will be imposed on Dec.
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Incremental moves are starting to be made to offset the effects of stringent curbs imposed on the movement of people and goods.
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Setting aside Ginsburg's recent comments, it is also unclear whether the 1982 deadline Congress imposed on ERA ratification should be considered binding.
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Republicans sought Ms. Yellen's support for proposals to loosen or eliminate some strictures imposed on financial institutions after the 2008 financial crisis.
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If new constraints are to be imposed on the president, they should come from the electorate and Congress, not from the judiciary.
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Harris said South Korea was a sovereign nation and noted that tourism is not banned by international sanctions imposed on the North.
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Lenovo's business could be hit by a standoff that's seen tariffs imposed on billions of goods and services between the two countries.
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He said sanctions imposed on North Korea after its missile and nuclear tests must remain until it begins the process of denuclearisation.
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The political restrictions we have imposed on the functions of monarchy now exactly match the cultural restrictions so long placed on women.
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A limit might also be imposed on compensation to the president for the use of his or her name while in office.
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He criticized the Trump administration on Friday, after Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin announced that sanctions would not yet be imposed on Ankara.
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