He said Congress should consider imposing limits on such proceedings.
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The Espy campaign slammed Hyde-Smith for imposing limits on the debate.
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Of course, physics isn't the only factor imposing limits on these leviathans.
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For instance, Texas regulators are reportedly considering imposing limits on the state's oil production.
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Obama also signed orders imposing limits on methane emissions from oil and natural gas drilling.
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But it shouldn't take long to realize the implications of imposing limits on spending money or organizing.
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The record suggests that the rules promote competition by imposing limits on ever more concentrated private power.
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Mr. Cruz helped write George W. Bush's 2000 campaign position paper, arguing for imposing limits on tort lawsuits.
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Santorini is imposing limits on cruise ships due to the strain overtourism puts on the small island's resources.
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Richard Burr (R-NC), vowed to bring a bill imposing limits on encrypted devices to the Senate this year.
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Some municipalities are imposing limits on the number of cruise ships allowed to dock per day to curb overtourism.
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Ms May wants as much access to the EU single market as possible, while still imposing limits on EU migration.
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Now the company is sharpening that strategy by imposing limits on how many groups a message can be sent on to.
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As an example, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a final rule imposing limits on worker exposure to beryllium.
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North Dakota's law was among the strictest of a series of statutes passed at the state level imposing limits on abortion.
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Of course, this argument does not address the other solution to that inconsistency: imposing limits on the party and military posts.
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And once you have singled out groups, the leap is small to imposing limits on them, quarantining them and rationalizing violence against them.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump acted lawfully in imposing limits on travel from several predominantly Muslim nations, the Supreme Court ruled.
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Indeed, in 2009, the incoming Obama administration reversed course from previous DOJ guidance that had started imposing limits on settlement payments to non-victims.
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Rules laid down by overbearing governing bodies, imposing limits on weight, dimensions, power output, tire choices, aerodynamics, braking, and whatever else they can think to control.
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Iran must allow "immediate inspections at all sites requested by international inspectors," he said, and "sunset" provisions imposing limits on Iran's nuclear program must not expire.
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Democrats were also balking at imposing limits on paid-leave benefits that were part of a program enacted last week to respond to the coronavirus crisis.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump acted lawfully in imposing limits on travel from several predominantly Muslim nations, the Supreme Court ruled this morning.
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Officials are also reportedly considering imposing limits on American sales of surveillance technology that Chinese security agencies and companies are using to surveil Uighurs in northwest China.
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This approach is something of a tradition for top Democrats these days: unilaterally imposing limits on their ability to leverage an electoral mandate into lasting political change.
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To fight the virus, it has joined other countries in imposing limits on personal freedoms — closing schools, for example, and banning gatherings of more than 50 people.
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The data came on the back of regulators' attempts to cool an overheated housing market by imposing limits on mortgage lending by big banks, denting their outlook.
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To fend off speculators and defuse a housing bubble, major cities across China have slapped a series of restrictions on property markets, including imposing limits on developers' selling prices.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) took control of Yes Bank last Thursday, imposing limits on withdrawals to protect investors and saying it would work on a revival plan.
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Among the most important provisions the White House wants to replicate in future deals is imposing limits on the ability of trading partners to strike separate deals with China.
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Updated June 26, 2018: In a 5-to-4 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that President Trump acted lawfully in imposing limits on travel from several predominantly Muslim nations.
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EHBs don't apply to large employer plans, but the way the ban on lifetime and annual limits works is that insurers are forbidden from imposing limits on essential health benefits specifically.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - European Union finance ministers battled on Friday over the possibility of imposing limits on banks' holdings of sovereign debt, with several member states opposing German proposals to cap such exposure.
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WASHINGTON — America's top defense firms will face limited financial risks in their dealings with Saudi Arabia, even as lawmakers consider imposing limits on arms sales to the kingdom, according to analysts at Cowen Research.
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Trump has said previous administrations abused their right to create monuments under the Antiquities Act of 1906 by imposing limits on drilling, mining, logging, ranching and other activities in huge areas, mainly in Western states.
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Trump has said previous administrations abused their right to create monuments under the Antiquities Act of 1906 by imposing limits on drilling, mining, logging, ranching and other activities in huge areas, mainly in western states.
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Instead of banning speech, they often try to mitigate its negative effects by reaching for technical approaches, like containing the spread of certain messages by altering recommendation algorithms or imposing limits on their viral spread.
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The rulings in the two cases, due by the end of June, could alter the U.S. political landscape, either by imposing limits on partisan gerrymandering or by allowing it even in its most extreme forms.
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Even counterterrorism officials are expressing concern about the crackdown, which they say has placed them in the uncomfortable position of imposing limits on researchers in response to political pressure to prevent terrorist recruiting on the internet.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. noted that the Supreme Court had been wary of imposing limits on prison sentences said to be too harsh and asked why it should not take a similar stance toward fines.
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Many of the changes Uber agreed to in London are worthwhile: 24-hour telephone support hotlines, better contact with the police, better reporting of incidents, imposing limits on hours worked before taking a break, hiring independent directors.
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Have the municipal officials eager to clamor aboard the climate litigation train considered that Congress and the state legislatures might react by imposing limits on localities' freedom of action in any of a myriad of possible dimensions?
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The company last year attempted to stem fake rumors by labeling messages that are forwarded rather than composed by the sender, and by imposing limits on the number of simultaneous chats a message can be forwarded to.
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Chinese regulators are imposing limits on cross-border flows from yuan-denominated capital pools and requiring intensified checks on related transactions, people with direct knowledge told Reuters, as Beijing moves to restrict capital outflows fleeing a falling currency.
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EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker responded by saying, "Our mood is increasingly combative" and says the EU will react with countermeasures by imposing limits on bourbon, a major export from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's state of Kentucky.
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Clinton has said she would target the shadow-banking system by imposing limits on risky short-term borrowing, reviewing recent regulatory changes to the money market industry and enacting new reporting requirements for hedge funds and private equity firms.
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This week's gains seem more to do with the prospect of producers imposing limits on output than a move away from the economic gloom that has pervaded financial markets this year and driven capital into the perceived safety of the yen.
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The theater tried to limit reselling by requiring ticket buyers to present the same credit card used for the purchase at the box office and, mimicking steps taken by "Hamilton," imposing limits on the number of tickets a buyer could purchase.
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HONG KONG, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Chinese regulators are imposing limits on cross-border flows from yuan-denominated capital pools and requiring intensified checks on related transactions, people with direct knowledge told Reuters, as Beijing moves to restrict capital outflows fleeing a falling currency.
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The week began with an admission from Britain's new Conservative prime minister, Theresa May, that access to the European market is likely to be a casualty of Britain's pursuit of a primary aspiration expressed in the Brexit vote: imposing limits on immigration.
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But each version of a "softer" Brexit involves difficult trade-offs for any British government committed to leaving the EU. Some in Britain, including the opposition Labour Party, still flirt with the idea of staying inside the single market while imposing limits on EU immigration.
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Building security guards also began asking museum visitors to register their names and identity card details and imposing limits on the number of people per floor at any time, in line with instructions in a notice to building occupants from the owners, seen by Reuters.
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One group, the Judicial Crisis Network, has cited past decisions that it says show his support of "legalizing partial-birth abortion, and unleashing unaccountable bureaucratic agencies," like the Environmental Protection Agency and the Internal Revenue Service, as well as imposing limits on gun rights.
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Giancarlo said Monday he expects the CFTC will wait until Trump nominates, and the Senate confirms, three new commissioners before it decides whether to adopt rules imposing limits on the number of contracts that speculative traders who place bets in the futures and swaps markets can hold.
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The newspaper also said the PMDB was considering imposing limits on the "Bolsa Família", a key social policy supported by Rousseff's Worker party (PT) in recent years, whereby it would apply only to the poorest 10 percent who live on less than 1 dollar a day.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), or central bank, took control of Yes Bank last week, imposing limits on withdrawals to prevent a run on deposits before working out a rescue for the bank once considered a rising star after it was set up in 13.
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A report by Brewin Dolphin, a British wealth management firm, suggested that the new government of Prime Minister Theresa May would have to thread a very slender needle as it tries to keep the country in the single European market for goods and services while imposing limits on immigration.
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In response to these reports and to stem the growth in costs, in 2005 the state implemented several program changes, including removing about 190,000 participants, imposing limits on the number of prescription medications each participant could receive, and reducing some other benefits.
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The purpose of the Act is to protect the health of Canadians by imposing limits on the sale and production of tobacco products. It increases awareness of the health risks associated with use of tobacco products. The Act also protects young people by restricting the age of purchase.
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Buckley v. Valeo established a "$1000 cap on individuals' contributions to candidates for federal office" in 1976. A 1998 statute increased the contribution limit to $1075 for statewide office candidates. In that year, Zev David Fredman filed suit alleging that "the Missouri statute imposing limits on contributions to candidates for state office violated" a candidates First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.
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The majority, led by Cromwell and Karakatsanis JJ, held that cooperative federalism could not prevent the federal government from unilaterally destroying the registry, since cooperative federalism "cannot be seen as imposing limits on the otherwise valid exercise of legislative competence".SCC, par. 19 Cromwell and Karakatsanis JJ pointed to the possibility that cooperative federalism might work against parliamentary sovereignty and might unduly complicate situations where one level of government's policy choices affect the other's.SCC, par.
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While gathering together to dance does contain a "kernel of expression," "such a kernel is not sufficient to bring the activity within the protection the First Amendment."Stanglin, 490 U.S. at 25. Because the Dallas ordinance impinges on "no constitutionally protected right," the only question is whether the age classification passes rational basis review under the Equal Protection Clause. The Court held that the City's interest in separating minors from the potential "corrupting influences" of "alcohol, illegal drugs, and promiscuous sex" justified imposing limits on dance-hall contacts between juveniles and adults.
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These give rise to a corresponding set of models, which I refer to as the redistributive, the communitarian, and the public-economic models of the welfare state. The first sees the central function of the welfare state to be the redistribution of resources, with the goal of making the outcomes produced by the market economy less unequal. The second considers the central problem, central function of the welfare state to be that of imposing limits on the scope of the market, in order to resist the commodification of certain domains of interaction. The last model regards the welfare state as playing a role essentially complementary to that of the market.
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Though the phrase sexual harassment is generally acknowledged to include clearly damaging and morally deplorable behavior, its boundaries can be broad and controversial. Accordingly, misunderstandings can occur. In the US, sexual harassment law has been criticized by persons such as the criminal defense lawyer Alan Dershowitz and the legal writer and libertarian Eugene Volokh, for imposing limits on the right to free speech. Jana Rave, professor in organizational studies at the Queen's School of Business, criticized sexual harassment policy in the Ottawa Business Journal as helping maintain archaic stereotypes of women as "delicate, asexual creatures" who require special protection when at the same time complaints are lowering company profits.
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The Oklahoma Geological Survey has developed a "traffic light" system, which assigns "yellow light" status to some disposal wells, imposing limits on injection rates and pressures, and "red light" status to some injection wells, requiring them to shut down. Injection wells are regulated by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, which regulates oil and gas in the state. The Corporation Commission has also required more than 50 disposal wells drilled down to the basement to be plugged back. Following earthquake activity in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma near the Kansas–Oklahoma border in late-January 2015, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission ordered SandRidge Energy to shut down an injection well it was operating.
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If the debt ceiling were not raised by August 2, 2011, either government spending would have to be decreased, or debt would have to be paid later than promised, also known as a default. The debate was contentious, with nearly all Republican legislators opposing any increase in taxes and the large majority of Democratic legislators viewing tax increases as necessary along with spending cuts. Supporters of the Tea Party movement pushed Republicans to reject any agreement that failed to incorporate large and immediate spending cuts or a completed balanced-budget constitutional amendment. The immediate crisis of 2011 ended when a complex deal imposing limits on both debt and government spending was reached on July 31.
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The Washington Naval Treaty of 1922 sought to prevent a future naval arms race by imposing limits on the number and size of certain types of warships that each great power could possess. France sought to expand its submarine forces – which were not limited by the treaty – as an essential tool to defend its coastline and empire. The 1100-ton Requin-class submarines, designed in 1922, was the initial attempt to meet these requirements; however, the speed of the submarines was notably insufficient and the design overall was considered inferior to the last German submarines launched in 1918. The design for the Requin class's successor was commissioned from general engineer of maritime engineering Léon Roquebert.
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A significant factor in the boom in tourism in Iceland and its positive impact on the country's economy has been attributed to Game of Thrones. Tourist numbers increased by 30% in 2015, followed by another 40% in 2016, with a final figure of 2.4million visitors expected for 2016, which is around seven times the population of the country. However, the increase in tourism to Dubrovnik driven by the series—estimated to be responsible for half of its annual increase over many years—led to concerns about "over-tourism" and its mayor imposing limits on tourist numbers in the city. Following the series finale, HBO announced in April 2019 a new exhibition and tourist attraction containing show props and set pieces.
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US President Richard Nixon (left) and Luis Echeverría reviewing US troops (1972) Echeverría was the first president born after the Mexican Revolution. Once Echeverría inaugurated as president, he embarked on a massive program of populist political and economic reform, nationalizing the mining and electrical industries, redistributing private land in the states of Sinaloa and Sonora to peasants, imposing limits on foreign investment, and extending Mexico's patrimonial waters to . State spending on health, housing construction, education, and food subsidies was also significantly increased,The Penguin History of Latin America by Edwin Williamson and the percentage of the population covered by the social security system was doubled.Gendered struggles against globalisation in Mexico by Teresa Healy He enraged the left because he did not bring the perpetrators of the 1971 Corpus Christi massacre to justice.
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The Speaker determines when a sitting of the House should open and close, and may suspend the sitting for a brief period of time if necessary. He is also in charge of ensuring the Constitution and Standing Orders of the House are given due respect, disciplining members of the House, determining who shall have the floor during a sitting, calling a vote, and checking for a quorum when the House meets. He only participates in a vote when there is a tie. The Speaker also has powers some allege to be excessive, such as imposing limits on the posing of supplementary questions during Question Time -- an important procedure for the legislature to examine the government's actions, the power to restrict the tabling of questions for Question Time, and the power to amend written copies of speeches made by members of the House before they are given verbally."Malaysia".
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