The United States' re-imposition of sanctions on Iran prompted the Iranians to appeal to the International Criminal Court to block the re-imposition.
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They can also point to growing concern among traders about the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and re-imposition of sanctions on Iran for accelerating price increases.
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That sort of vigilance doesn't seem like a huge imposition.
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Many in the region saw it as a foreign imposition.
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It is the imposition of the a culture of intolerance.
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We have a toddler, so this is a significant imposition.
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I found myself repeatedly apologizing to her for the imposition.
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Many have already accounted for the imposition of new tariffs.
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The union is not an imposition; it is a choice.
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Piketty offers solutions, including the imposition of a wealth tax.
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He's facing multiple felony counts including gross sexual imposition and abduction.
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It promises no bullshit and no imposition on your busy schedule.
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The imposition of duties has unsettled markets in many agricultural goods.
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The imposition of tariffs on garments could cause severe economic pain.
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The Islamist militants regard democracy as an un-Islamic Western imposition.
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A cat sitting on you for too long becomes an imposition.
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Historically, for many, it was an imposition rather than a choice.
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Congress does not even have to vote on sanctions re-imposition.
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Mr. Botha fought the imposition of Western sanctions on his country.
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People feared re-imposition of wartime constraints on home building, too.
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Of course, it is not an imposition I'd wish on anyone.
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Photo assistant: Kensington Leverne Architecture is, by its nature, an imposition.
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First she thanked me, then asked if it wasn't an imposition.
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Many have been quick to knock the imposition of the tariffs.
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The imposition of tariffs is leading to a freer exchange rate.
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The imposition of internet curbs has been criticised by rights groups.
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The imposition of the new rules is still all but a certainty.
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He has also overseen imposition of emergency rule imposed in their wake.
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TUPITSYN: Yes or even negotiating that imposition of will on other people.
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The interference would come from a trial and the imposition of punishment.
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The markets absorbed imposition of the tariffs calmly, with stocks edging higher.
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"I expect the imminent imposition of sanctions by the administration," Menendez said.
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"The level of hostility toward us, the insulting and offensive way in which we are being treated by the imposition of these quotas, by the imposition of these rules, the micromanagement of our daily dockets, it's frankly unprecedented."
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He was indicted on 36 counts of gross sexual imposition involving 28 girls.
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"Plaintiff has here narrowly avoided the imposition of costs of sanctions," she warned.
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The presence of Islam has been taken as an imposition of its beliefs.
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Trump's imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports has enraged U.S. allies.
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A re-imposition of U.S. sanctions could drastically hurt the country's economic transformation.
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That would allow for the imposition of tariffs on a range of goods.
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To be sure, there was a certain amount of imposition — from his side.
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The media largely ignored Bloomberg News' initial imposition of fairness-challenged reporting rules.
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Tensions between the two neighbors are rising over the imposition of U.S. duties.
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Similarly, juvenile victimization also appeared unaffected by the imposition of a curfew ordinance.
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Vaccinations can be a costly imposition, and like taxes, the payoff isn't always obvious.
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But in none of these historical events was there a drop of American imposition.
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The imposition of an agreement on the parties will not work, the statement said.
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No one knows how the armed forces would respond to an imposition of dictatorship.
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The FSA will decide on the imposition of any punishment in the coming weeks.
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Sanctions can include the imposition of a mandatory business improvement order, among other things.
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He was previously arrested in 2001 for kidnapping, attempted rape and gross sexual imposition.
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But it also seems like it's not a huge imposition to just fix it!
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The re-imposition of draconian sanctions could lead to a backlash, increase anti-U.
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His imposition of tariffs are meant to force a change by damaging China's economy.
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Clark said no money had been promised to compensate for any imposition of tariffs.
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The finding allows for the final imposition of duties by the U.S. Commerce Department.
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Some people might think limiting demolitions is an imposition; we think it's common sense.
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The Saudi regime stands out for its exacting imposition of Islamic law, or sharia.
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"The imposition of tariffs just creates a further headwind in an already challenging environment."
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This is because Pop Art is more like a visual imposition at this point.
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The imposition of the metals tariffs shows that he is willing to follow through.
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Teachers were on strike, protesting the imposition of French-speaking teachers on Anglophone schools.
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However, Mr. Morneau added, the United States' imposition of tariffs has complicated the process.
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The imposition on aristocratic families could be even more significant than in the film.
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Fearing the imposition of even more tariffs that the administration had scheduled for Dec.
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The imposition of tariffs was supposed to help protect American companies from foreign competition.
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine provoked the imposition of sanctions that the Kremlin wants lifted.
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These talks are critical to avoiding the imposition of additional U.S. tariffs on March 1.
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The VAT imposition on livestock businesses at the start of 2016 caught many by surprise.
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Disagreements over the U.S. imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs have been the hang up.
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The unprecedented imposition of fines would represent an aggressive counter attack to the Trump administration.
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Citizens, worried for their safety and the imposition of more stringent ownership rules, stockpile guns.
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At the commerce department, he will oversee trade enforcement, such as the imposition of tariffs.
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National Guardsmen detain three black men in Memphis following the imposition of a citywide curfew.
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American exports of vehicles to China have fallen sharply since the imposition of retaliatory duties.
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The union went on strike in 1994 to prevent the imposition of a salary cap.
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But Exxon was forced to halt drilling there in 2014 after the imposition of sanctions.
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So how have the Han and Uighur reacted to the imposition of a police state?
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They decided to indict 36 counts of gross sexual imposition related to 28 different girls.
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That would sidestep the imposition of tariffs of 25% if America were to exit NAFTA.
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Obama's imposition of mild new sanctions for banned missile tests was a reminder of differences.
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He claimed to have crushed "the arrogant imposition of regional interest" which endangered national unity.
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He added that Tehran "will show a very clever reaction" to the imposition of sanctions.
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Iceland's financial troubles led to the imposition capital controls to protect the country's krona currency.
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IS favours ostentatious brutality, the extermination of rivals and the imposition of strict sharia rules.
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Obviously I could just Google it — that is not a huge imposition on my time.
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Instead of sweeping away regulations, a points system would involve the imposition of new ones.
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It's an annoying imposition and somewhat tone-deaf, considering Cole just got out of rehab.
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The way to success, those supportive of this strategy argue, is paved with cost imposition.
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This has led critics to suggest that the imposition of martial law is politically motivated.
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Since the imposition of Western sanctions in 1.23, Russia has endured an economic growth slowdown.
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The American ethos is founded on individualism and entrepreneurship, not on collectivism and state imposition.
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A plurality of 45 percent approve of Trump's imposition of tariff's, with 38 percent disapproving.
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Soybean exports to China plummeted 63 percent following imposition of Chinese tariffs in July 85033.
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What could be driving, then, this effort towards the imposition of a fiscal control board?
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Has the imposition of big data obscured our ability to see each other at all?
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This community self-imposition and the larger nation's demand of assimilation largely has been lost.
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The imposition of a new federal prohibition will only drive these state-legal markets underground.
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Preble said despite the imposition of sanctions Iran complied with the JCPOA for a year.
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The Marshall-Brennan pair consistently supported abortion rights and opposed imposition of the death penalty.
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The ITC recommended the imposition of astoundingly high retaliatory duties to shield Boeing's supposed injury.
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"The U.S. Congress members should understand that they cannot achieve anything by imposition," Çavuşoğlu said.
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Republicans tried to challenge the state court's imposition of a new map in federal court.
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Ankara tightened restrictions after the imposition of emergency rule following an attempted coup in 2016.
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He endorses the imposition of a minimum age for retirement and a floor for compulsory contributions.
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That might explain why Putin had such a restrained reaction to the imposition of American sanctions.
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"We will not allow an (Israeli) imposition of new equations on the ground," he told Reuters.
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Oil prices recovered as markets braced for the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran next week.
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The suspicion that war-crimes tribunals are an alien imposition also afflicts the new Kosovo court.
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The imposition of negative rates on bank reserves will not even take effect until next week.
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Administration officials told Reuters last week that Trump would likely delay the imposition of the tariffs.
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Mr Sánchez supported Mr Rajoy's imposition of direct rule after Mr Puigdemont's unilateral declaration of independence.
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The price has largely plateaued since then, in spite of the subsequent imposition of U.S. sanctions.
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The following year the two sides reached a settlement, followed by the imposition of minimum prices.
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U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMP COULD DELAY OR HALT IMPOSITION OF TARIFFS IF CHINA TAKES POSITIVE ACTION - CNBC
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" "I think he (Trump) has been walked off the ledge of a broad imposition of tariffs.
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"All sides have expressed their strong opposition against the U.S. unilateral imposition of sanctions," he added.
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The imposition of new economic sanctions now is a risky gambit, and it may be counterproductive.
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Others have suggested that exports were expedited to beat the imposition of retaliatory tariffs in July.
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Votel suggested the timing was tied to the recent re-imposition of US sanctions on Iran.
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Trump ordered the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions against Iran that were suspended under the accord.
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This is the principal motivation for his recent imposition of punitive steel and aluminum import tariffs.
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A plurality of 45 percent approve of the President's imposition of tariff's, with 553 percent disapproving.
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The delay follows the imposition of trade restrictions on the Chinese manufacturer by Washington last week.
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"WTO rules and NAFTA don't contemplate the imposition of tariffs because of migration issues," he said.
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A similar investigation prefaced the imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminium imports earlier this year.
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Puigdemont and other senior Catalan officials say they do not accept the imposition of direct rule.
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He was there to serve the music without the imposition of a defined personality or style.
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The Washington Post: Re-imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran will affect business contracts, including Boeing's.
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Anti-abortion activists portrayed the proposal to relax the ban as an imposition by foreign groups.
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Students also borrowed ideas from the 1975 protests against the imposition of an emergency in India.
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How do I not feel this situation to be an imposition on my family and life?
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A settlement also would likely include the imposition of a compliance monitor, experts have told Reuters.
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Its understanding of power, not of legal and legitimate authority, is reflected in bullying and imposition.
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Students also borrowed ideas from the 1975 protests against the imposition of an emergency in India.
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Opposition leaders indignantly accused the government of weighing down Italian households with yet another fiscal imposition.
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Corker is livid because Republican senators complain about the president's imposition of tariffs on national security grounds.
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In Korea, we saw the imposition of a quota and an extension of a 20-year tariff.
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S. signatories will be unable to fully compensate Tehran financially for the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions.
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Just having to load an app on this type of supplementary device can feel like an imposition.
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The Commission said it would consider suspending or reducing them to avoid the imposition of "double duties".
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On another, fears over a capital flight have led to the imposition of controls over currency flows.
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Mexican imports into Canada dropped to about $14 billion in 2009, after the imposition of the visa.
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Many of these prices jumped in the few days between the announcement and imposition of the freeze.
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The spike in LIBOR is being attributed to the imposition of new regulations for money market funds.
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But some fear that this drive for tolerance has turned into an (illiberal) imposition of liberal values.
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Alarmingly, the three necessary components for the imposition of martial law would exist under a Trump Presidency.
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Breyer reiterated his concerns about disparities across the United States over the imposition of the death penalty.
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The imposition of fiscal restraints shouldn't come to anyone's surprise — the national debt is reaching epic proportions.
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On Friday, President Obama called for vigorous implementation of existing sanctions and the imposition of new ones.
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Their resistance to the imposition of a Soviet-client government cost the Afghan people 85033 million lives.
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Another risk that could soon materialize might be the U.S. imposition of import tariffs on European automobiles.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) president Gary Cohn quit in the wake of Trump's imposition of protectionist trade policy.
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It's not a huge imposition to ask regional travelers to go around cities rather than through them.
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Instead, it calls for the widespread imposition of work requirements for Medicaid, food stamps and other programs.
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Yet coercion — the imposition of morally illegitimate pressures on others — undermines the moral weight of an agreement.
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The Saturday developments delay the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on some $300 billion in Chinese imports.
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She hears me reprimand my mother, lose my patience, announce that someone I love is an imposition.
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Elegant in its simplicity, the key provision would be the imposition of an escalating tax on carbon.
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The initial imposition of the ban was widely viewed as a political debacle for the young administration.
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For David Bruck, Roof's case represented another chance to address the unjust imposition of the death penalty.
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But Boeing complained to American regulators about Canadian subsidies, leading to the imposition of a vast tariff.
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In Korea we saw the imposition of a quota and an extension of a 20-year tariff.
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The company boosted prices and lifted production following the imposition of tariffs on imported steel in March.
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His response, the imposition of a three-month state of emergency, was met with a national shrug.
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Seeking victory through force and the imposition of ideas will inevitably result in collective defeat for Venezuela.
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"A way how this might come down is the imposition of standards on their suppliers," Lusk said.
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Now, the looming imposition of an additional 15 percent tariff that the Trump administration planned for Dec.
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Trump's imposition of protectionist trade policies over the opposition of Republican allies has rattled global financial markets.
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The latest round of talks precedes the U.S.' imposition of additional tariffs on Chinese products next Tuesday.
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Instead of a ban, the group urge the imposition of appropriate safeguards against misuse of the technology.
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Those actions, effectively resulting in the imposition of one-party rule, contributed to the European Union's investigation.
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Pyongyang has often had its own complaints about Washington over slow delivery of aid and imposition of sanctions.
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This procedure prevents any of the veto powers that negotiated the accord blocking a re-imposition of sanctions.
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With the imposition of the trade tariffs, they haven't shown up in the business activity data so far.
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Sanctions, or even the threat of their imposition, have a destructive effect on the global energy market ecosystem.
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A very long Italian novel can seem an act of defiance; it is certainly an act of imposition.
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The exaggerated imposition of order on my freedom was, weirdly, intended to turbocharge my ability to work freely.
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But the Russian elite fears other forms of subjugation: economic control or the imposition of a puppet government.
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Washington's seldom-used tactic is aimed at accelerating the imposition of duties against unfairly subsidized and dumped products.
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Opponents of privacy legislation have long argued that the imposition of rules would keep technology companies from innovating.
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And this, supposedly, is Trump at his most docile and controlled—proposing the imposition of a white ethnocracy.
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An assembly of radicals proceeded to issue a series of demands, including the immediate imposition of sharia law.
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But the bank's hasty imposition of a negative interest rate on some bank reserves was not a success.
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The imposition of expensing increases the value of growing firms with new investments, again, with other things equal.
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Chinese buyers have largely avoided U.S. oil during the two countries' trade war, fearing the imposition of tariffs.
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This imposition of U.S. sovereignty and control over people and firms in third countries is deeply resented overseas.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it was very dissatisfied with the imposition of duties and that they were inflated.
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America is attempting to pressure Venezuela's leaders to change their anti-democratic ways, through the imposition of sanctions.
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"Rather, we believe the imposition of trade restrictions on these products could undermine our economic security," they said.
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Both sides have said they would prefer a settlement that did not lead to the imposition of tariffs.
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The NDP directive amounts to a "forceful imposition of a particular narrow-minded anti-Catholic ideology," he said.
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" It never mentioned conservatism, but rather advocated protecting students from the imposition of "political, ideological, or religious orthodoxy.
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Also on Monday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani vowed to "break" Trump's latest and greatest imposition of financial penalties.
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Judge Magner highlighted Wells's "abusive imposition of unwarranted fees and charges" and its improper calculation of escrow payments.
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Russia's imposition of its citizenship on residents of Crimea has had particularly harsh effects, the United Nations said.
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The imposition of non-tariff barriers would make it more difficult to do business with the EU market.
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The Treasury's reversal yesterday is arbitrary, just as Trump's imposition of new tariffs against China was last week.
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Trade enclaves may have been a foreign imposition, but they were also a tool of the Qing state.
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"The imposition of these measures underscores that Irans missile program remains a significant proliferation concern," the statement said.
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There is little support in the administration for the re-imposition of broader economic sanctions, the official added.
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Without the imposition of work requirements, Medicaid is a federal freebie devoid of personal responsibility by the recipient.
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"Your simple minded policies — imposition of tariffs — have the potential to seriously damage our future prosperity," he continued.
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His family reached Australia before the imposition of the Manus and Nauru policy, and now live in Sydney.
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More recently, they have pushed for a delay in a decision on the imposition of broad steel tariffs.
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The imposition of tariffs marks Trump's first major step in backing his protectionist agenda during his presidential campaign.
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They believe that the real purpose of this is the imposition of a military dictatorship through supposedly constitutional means.
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Despite the imposition, those in the center have passionately and, until now, successfully advocated for the necessity of vaccinations.
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They have set a March 2 deadline in their cease-fire for imposition of a new round of tariffs.
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But the sudden imposition of new tariffs or other trade barriers today isn't the same as a time machine.
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Manufacturers are sensitive not just to the actual imposition of tariffs, but also to the threat of new tariffs.
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The flow of asylum seekers from Central America has not noticeably abated even during the administration's imposition of cruelties.
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They embraced Trump because he was willing to endorse this violent imposition of their religious convictions on all Americans.
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Its failure, like many of its ilk, is rooted in the juxtaposition, or rather imposition, of Africa and China.
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In exchange for pleading guilty, she received one-year deferred imposition of sentence and one year of unsupervised probation.
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Mr Kim ordered that shift ostensibly to reverse the imposition of Tokyo time by "wicked Japanese imperialists" in 1912.
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About 80 patients discontinued treatment in the MEASURE study after the imposition of the hold, Daniely said on Tuesday.
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Trump purposely slow walked imposition of those very sanctions put in place by congress to punish Russia for interfering.
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INDIA TRADE MINISTRY HAS PROPOSED DELAYING IMPOSITION OF RETALIATORY TARIFFS ON U.S. GOODS BY A MONTH UNTIL MAY - SPOKESWOMAN
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Our bill would prohibit the retroactive imposition of DIRs and other such fees for those claims, which are accurate.
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The OBR allows for the imposition of losses on depositors and senior debt holders to recapitalise a failed institution.
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" The China trade war and the imposition of tariffs was "hammering the hell out of farmers across this country.
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"The China trade war and the imposition of tariffs was "hammering the hell out of farmers across this country.
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The United States has protested, but has recognized that Russia and China would never permit the imposition of sanctions.
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France wants the inquiry period before the imposition of provisional sanctions to be cut from nine months to two.
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"Our attacks will continue till the imposition of the Islamic system in the country," the statement of responsibility read.
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The study followed closely on the heels of the imposition of similar national security tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The stock market sits near record highs even as I write, despite the imposition of higher cap gains taxes.
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The imposition of tariffs on China had got Beijing talking, he argued, a major development since last year's Davos.
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Its missile and nuclear tests, the most recent in September, have accelerated, despite the imposition of sanctions in March.
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But the imposition of sanctions under the Lisbon Treaty would require clear violations of democratic values and constitutional rules.
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Still, the transition is unlikely to be straightforward, as the imposition of a new state of emergency vividly demonstrates.
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Callimachi: But, of course —— Callimachi: Hawk, I wanted to talk about the imposition of the dress code on women?
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"The best place to look is what happened in China with imposition of physical distancing and quarantine," he said.
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The third, and perhaps most significant, change slows the imposition of new requirements that would have greatly limited salt.
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These have ranged from regulation of television, to imposition of mandatory privacy rules, to out-of-control telecommunications subsidies.
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The Vatican had previously argued that the imposition of pontifical secrecy was necessary to protect both victim and accused.
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For this reason, Israelis supported America's withdrawal from the JCPOA and the re-imposition of economic sanctions on Iran.
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IRANIAN PRESIDENT ADVISER ASHENA SAYS TRUMP PEACE PLAN ONE-SIDED, CALLS IT A PLAN OF IMPOSITION AND SANCTIONS - TWEET
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The imposition of additional tariffs on the EU would only hurt domestic jobs and investments in the United States.
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Trump, a self-proclaimed "tariff man," has strategically used the imposition of such economic penalties as leverage over China.
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"Absolutely unacceptable" said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about the potential imposition of any U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
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It would be unfair to dismiss all of those initiatives as gimmickry, an artificial imposition of a soccer culture.
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What Mr Trump appears ready to announce, possibly in the coming days, is not the immediate imposition of tariffs.
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A year later, though, after the Russian seizure of Crimea and the imposition of international sanctions, Russian tourism plummeted.
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But any imposition of new tariffs has the potential to further escalate trade tensions between the US and China.
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The surprise imposition of steel tariffs roiled world markets and the Trump administration's personnel lineup a few weeks ago.
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What he names unwording seems less a destructive imposition of silence or void than a summoning of linguistic renewal.
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Thomas Piketty has proposed the imposition of a small progressive tax on net wealth that would accomplish something similar.
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However, in the past century, the imposition of federal management and industrial fisheries caused a drastic crash of populations.
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The imposition of less severe punishment on erring business leaders to avoid negative economic consequences has precedent in South Korea.
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Yes, this was in part the result of the second world war, which led to the imposition of high taxes.
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The bureaucracy and cost of a sudden imposition of tariffs and non-tariff barriers would lead to a brutal dislocation.
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The prospect of a trade war being sparked by the imposition of Trump's proposed tariffs rattled financial markets last week.
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The economys deceleration has been contemporaneous with the imposition of successive rounds of tariffs rather than changes in interest rates.
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Russia has repeatedly criticized the U.S.' re-imposition of sanctions on Iran following its withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The economy's deceleration has been contemporaneous with the imposition of successive rounds of tariffs rather than changes in interest rates.
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This is eliminating whole lines of business, and, through the imposition of higher capital requirements, is making others less profitable.
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This amounts to "an extraordinary imposition by the judiciary on states' authority to collect taxes and perform critical public functions".
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The first concerns the imposition of tariffs under WTO rules—an average of 234% on cars and 2000% on parts.
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Wells and Gilman saw no problem with deliberately exterminating species; it was a reasonable, even natural, imposition of beneficial order.
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America's imposition of tariffs last year put a dent in some of these plans, and there have been other problems.
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Investors are concerned that the imposition of tit-for-tat tariffs will hamper exporting nations and crimp global economic growth.
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On Thursday, Trump pressed ahead with the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on steel imports and 22 percent for aluminum.
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Third, there have been calls for the imposition of significant restrictions on the use of the SEC's shareholder proposal rule.
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There's little to no imposition of North American or European cultural values on the music or the humans performing it.
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Its release follows the imposition on July 6 of tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese imports by the United States.
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A group of Muslim attorneys said they planned to challenge the imposition of martial law in court, CNN Philippines reported.
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The imposition of steep tariffs on steel and aluminum, in contrast, is intensely disliked by seemingly most of the GOP.
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However, even without the imposition of retaliatory tariffs upon retaliatory tariffs, the new trade deal will still lead to inflation.
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It's part of a nationalist trade agenda that has also included the imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Whether it's blamed on Brussels or Merkel, the arrival of migrants is seen as an imposition from the political elite.
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Even the establishment of an electronic docket or a timetable is considered an excessive imposition on regulators in their eyes.
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As a stiff penalty for stealing, U.S. President Donald Trump recently proposed the imposition of hefty tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Trudeau had given a sedate press conference, repeating that Canada would respond to Trump's imposition of tariffs against Canadian exports.
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That allows for the final imposition of duties by the Commerce Department on China's producers and exporters of the plate.
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"That's a lot considering we have around 130 guests on most cruises, but no request is an imposition," he said.
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"Today Iran filed a complaint @CIJ_ICJ to hold US accountable for its unlawful re-imposition of unilateral sanctions," Zarif tweeted.
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They would tweak ... For example, a stupid thing, but it was important to these people, is the imposition of ads.
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Yet, this is also why the imposition of visa restrictions represents such a fundamental shift in United States' Turkey policy.
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But others have been reluctant to impose strict distancing guidelines, worried about the imposition on daily life and especially businesses.
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More moderate voices have said that if he calls an early election, he could stop the imposition of direct rule.
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The uprising appears to have largely died down following a crackdown and the imposition of severe restrictions on social media.
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There also is very little the Justice Department can do to change a sentence after its imposition by a judge.
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Measures to block the imposition of delineated "free speech zones" can help promote a more open campus as a whole.
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The deal led to the widespread imposition of racial segregation in the old Confederacy under which black voters were disfranchised.
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A number of countries don't have the domestic laws in place to justify the imposition of sanctions, the official said.
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Another recurrent theme concerns the decline in visitor numbers to David's niche museum following the imposition of an admission charge.
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They studied the value of imports from before and after the imposition of tariffs — and found little impact on China.
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The imposition of tariffs on Chinese imports and China's retaliation has brought pain to some U.S. companies, farmers and consumers.
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The negotiations collapsed in 2008 after Pyongyang refused access to compliance inspectors, which led to the imposition of further sanctions.
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Faced with the prospect of running out of water -- and the imposition of punitive water tariffs -- people reduced their consumption.
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At a minimum, as with other commissions of inquiry, the finding must result in the imposition of sanctions against Russia.
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On this view, Islam is essentially committed to the imposition of religious law, or sharia, on believers and nonbelievers alike.
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So what he has decided to do is to pause the imposition of the tariffs with respect to those countries.
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Many products purchased for that season will have arrived at ports well ahead of the imposition of the new levies.
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Patrick O'Donnell, the superintendent at Indian Lake Schools in Logan County, is facing four counts of first-degree felony rape, four counts of second-degree felony sexual battery, five counts of third-degree felony gross sexual imposition and one count of fourth-degree gross sexual imposition, according to Logan County Prosecutor Eric C. Stewart.
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The deal came several months after the Trump administration's imposition of global tariffs on imports of Chinese solar panels and cells.
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In their place, Mr. Ryan has called for across-the-board rate reductions, and potentially the imposition of a consumption tax.
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This is how a transgender child is first introduced to the world: with an imposition not based on their true self.
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Yet they resist the imposition of tougher fiscal restraints on national governments and they dislike being told what reforms to undertake.
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The decision from the court was unanimous, with justices citing concerns about racial bias and the arbitrary imposition of the penalty.
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Some who support targeting China's trade practices question the broad imposition of tariffs, fearing it will drive up American consumer prices.
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Love and death are difficult things, which are made more fraught by the imposition of slavery, systematic oppression, and organized abuse.
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It said in its annual report, the imposition of additional tariffs or duties on imported products could adversely affect its business.
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Many analysts had expected Iran oil exports to drop below 1 million bpd after the imposition of U.S. sanctions last November.
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And now U.S. businesses are also warning of input costs rising as a result of President Trump's imposition of import tariffs.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute deepened, with the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on $16 billion worth of each other's goods.
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A Republican is advocating much more intrusion of government into the financial system and the imposition of a value added tax.
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How does Mr Scalia's judgment differ from "the imposition of...personal biases in the guise of law" that Mr Grassley condemns?
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The imposition of new sanctions this year and stern talk at the ASEAN summit this week will not have pleased Pyongyang.
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Relations are so bad that the imposition of economic sanctions has replaced diplomacy as America's primary tool for dealing with Moscow.
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Its grudging cooperation was further incentivized by Washington's belated imposition of sanctions directly on Chinese entities doing business with North Korea.
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Principal risks, according to Lazard Asset Management's Chopra, include the country's overreliance on oil revenue and the imposition of capital controls.
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Take last week's imposition of tariffs on the foreign import of solar panels and washing machines, Trump's first major protectionist step.
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Preservation advocates agree that the imposition of mandatory inclusionary housing in this instance could stymie the redevelopment of myriad historic properties.
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Browder pursued the imposition of sanctions on Russia following the death of his lawyer Sergei Magnitsky in Russian custody in 2009.
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More injury is done to high-school essays by the imposition of the thesis-sentence requirement than by any other means.
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The question was asked after President Donald Trump's imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods, such as aluminum, tin, and electronic products.
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Rather, it includes the imposition of steel and aluminum import tariffs on our allies both in the Americas and in Europe.
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If its situation deteriorates and European authorities demand it be shut, Spain would face the possible imposition of losses on bondholders.
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It will, for the first time, prohibit the imposition of customs duties, fees, or other charges on digital products traded electronically.
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Six weeks after the imposition of martial law on the island, government forces are still battling the rebels in the town.
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He took special pains to highlight errors of protectionist strategies, most notably any unilateral imposition of tariffs that could be reciprocated.
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A growing number of emerging powers regard the postwar order less as a self-evident gift than as an illegitimate imposition.
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The Southeast Asian nation said in May it would defer the imposition of export duties on crude palm oil to Dec.
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The bill would require congressional authorization for any unilateral trade action, including adjustments in import levels or the imposition of tariffs.
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When senators lose the right to filibuster due to the imposition of cloture, strict germaneness rules limit the scope of amendments.
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Despite the "leveling" effect of a VAT, the imposition of a VAT would be a noticeable tax increase borne by consumers.
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Sensing potential weakness Trump afforded him a massive display of American firepower and the imposition of an almost total economic blockade.
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I talked earlier about the declaration of emergency with respect to various crises around the world and the imposition of sanctions.
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Speaking to Handelsblatt, he however ruled out the imposition of tough sanctions against auto makers found to have manipulated emissions tests.
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Since then he's used it to justify calls for the rapid imposition of further restrictions on and scrutinization of legal immigration.
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However, with the Trump administration&aposs imposition of an ever-tightening sanctions regime, hardliners inside Iran&aposs government have grown stronger.
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Cohn made the decision to leave the White House in March, as a rift opened up over the imposition of tariffs.
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Many states also have laws authorizing the imposition of curfews, which again can be enforced through fines or even criminal penalties.
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By going after the shipments, the United States is edging closer to the imposition of an economic blockade on the North.
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Still, defending the industry carries a nationalist appeal, with international criticism of whaling sometimes seen as an imposition of Western values.
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The Trump administration said on Friday that it was proceeding with the imposition of tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods.
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Negotiators are trying to find a way to allow people and goods to pass through without the imposition of border controls.
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The steps included greater use of outside audits, closer analysis of safety technology, and the imposition of stricter emergency preparedness requirements.
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Their role is collective self-regulation, some imposition of S2 thinking on groups naturally inclined toward a variety of S1 -isms.
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Stratfor's Baker said this could be interpreted as the regime's response to the sanctions, and particularly to China's imposition of sanctions.
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He then defines "religious liberty" as the imposition of this flawed "Christian" ideology upon Americans of all faiths and no faith.
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Residents worried about what oppressive measures the government would take next, including the imposition of a curfew or curbing internet access.
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Similarly, the UK either remains in the customs union, or it faces the imposition of tariffs and other impediments on trade.
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U.S. Steel – The steelmaker raised its full-year earnings forecast, citing President Trump's imposition of tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump called on world leaders in September to slash their purchases of Iran's oil before the imposition on Nov.
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The trigger for the Crash was the chairman's stubborn refusal to reconsider the imposition of "mark to market" accounting on U.S. banks.
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He argued that his administration would be willing to review the imposition of sanctions on Russia and said that NATO was obsolete.
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Mexico would have more to lose from the imposition of tariffs, given that it sends around 80% of its exports to America.
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Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri said on Wednesday that the United States is trying to make Tehran surrender through the imposition of sanctions.
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Iran's economy has been hammered by the prospect of the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions that had been lifted under the deal.
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" Palin wrote that she was hopeful the Trump administration is aware of the pitfalls of what she called "burdensome federal government imposition.
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Even the U.S.' re-imposition of sanctions on OPEC member Iran in November, and political turmoil in Venezuela, failed to boost prices.
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An MP in Hariri's Future Movement, Mohamed Kabara, signaled discord over the declaration, saying "partnership is not about arm twisting, or imposition".
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Southerners do not feel enough ownership of common rules (even ones their governments helped develop), and resent them as an outside imposition.
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Those reactions were largely results of the quota system being perceived as an inflexible, top-down imposition of an unaccountable European elite.
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She notes that she backs these methods, but disagrees with the additional imposition of a tax on middle-class individuals and households.
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With imposition of English, additionally, other local languages started to get marginalized, which meant loss of valuable information available in local languages.
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The imposition of "Buy American" laws will lead to larger government deficits, a distortion of trade flows and higher prices for consumers.
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Congress would also likely be extremely upset about the imposition of national security tariffs in direct conflict with the Secretary of Defense.
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" A reader from New Hampshire asked: "Wasn't the imposition of opium on the Chinese by the British just a bit rude also?
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The second involves the imposition of the corporate tax, at its proposed new rate of 85033 percent, on the value of imports.
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The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, is now expected to announce the imposition of a new contract on junior doctors without their consent.
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Congress will be given the power to pass a joint resolution of disapproval within that time frame to stop the tariff's imposition.
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The recent imposition of hefty tariffs on European goods and Mr. Trump's abandonment of the nuclear agreement with Iran threaten Europe's stability.
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The possible imposition of capital controls as banks reopened on Friday following a two-week closure posed a "big question", said Iles.
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The fraudulent exercise provoked widespread international condemnation and the imposition of sanctions by the United States on Mr Maduro and other officials.
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How they set themselves apart was in their invented characters, their bold expression, their imposition of color onto a devastated, gray city.
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But the systematic imposition of costs on juvenile offenders, with equally pernicious effects on the poorest of them, is far less known.
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"What we have here is the imposition of a religious dogma to the detriment to the rest of the city," she added.
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"The imposition of the additional 25 percent duty on mid-size SUVs would cause severe economic harm," Volvo said in an Aug.
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In general, cost imposition involves making it very expensive — in personnel, equipment and time — for an adversary to achieve a particular goal.
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This is undoubtedly a difficult prospect because of the Trump administration's withdrawal from the Iran deal and subsequent imposition of punishing sanctions.
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Just look at China's immediate imposition of retaliatory tariffs or Russia's move to officially invite Kim Jong Un to Moscow in September.
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The WTO system is designed to encourage parties to settle disagreements amicably, and the imposition of trade sanctions is a rare outcome.
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What's clear, at least for now, is that the main U.S. tool of pressure against Tehran remains the imposition of stiff sanctions.
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"For the approximately 90 percent of the population who are citizens, this question is no additional imposition," he wrote in his memo.
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Liberal parents having drag queens read to their children anywhere is the latest intolerable imposition of liberal authority upon Christian conservatives everywhere.
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But by going after the shipments, the United States is edging closer to the imposition of an economic blockade on the North.
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After the imposition of the duties, some economists predicted it could cost the Canadian economy more than $3 billion Canadian dollars annually.
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His administration has repeatedly delayed the imposition of tough sanctions on the aluminum tycoon Oleg Deripaska, as it did again last week.
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The imposition of $50 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods is likely to lead to some rocky days for the stock market.
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Mr. Pyle said he was unworried that the ultimate outcome could be the imposition on American automakers of more regulations, not fewer.
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The Intelligence Committee report specifically highlighted the imposition of new regulations on transparency of ads as one of its recommendations for action.
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In appealing his sentence, he commissioned a study on the effect of race and county on the imposition of the death penalty.
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At that meeting, Ms. Jondy said, it was clear that Syrian officials were nervous about the possible imposition of the Caesar sanctions.
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Price increases are especially sensitive at this time because the re-imposition of sanctions coincides with U.S. congressional elections on Nov. 6.
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Iran's oil exports are plummeting, as refiners scramble to find alternatives ahead of a re imposition of U.S. sanctions in early November.
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"For the approximately 6900 percent of the population who are citizens, this question is no additional imposition," Ross wrote in his memo.
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"I'm not aware of any company, organization or entity that broadly supports the imposition of these tariffs," said former Missouri Republican Gov.
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Mr. Duterte's new crackdown is not martial law, which would involve the suspension of normal law and the imposition of military rule.
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In even the briefest of encounters involve the imposition of different shades of ideas, opinions, and beliefs about us onto our bodies.
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Moreover, a poll last year found that nearly two-thirds of Floridians prefer life imprisonment over the imposition of the death penalty.
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"We strongly oppose the imposition of additional tariffs," Ralph Lauren Corp said in a letter addressed to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
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Prices rallied to near four-year highs in early October on expectations the imposition of sanctions would create a global supply shortage.
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The producers of non-alcoholic beverages will also be hit by the imposition of a first-time tax on sugar content in drinks.
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"Full enforcement of existing sanctions and the imposition of additional sanctions on Iran for its ballistic missile program are necessary," the letter said.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized international trade agreements, and Wall Street is worried that an imposition of tariffs could spark a global trade war.
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"For now our baseline scenario is that we don't see an imposition of sanctions ... cutting the sovereign from making debt payments," Arispe said.
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Smith explained how the imposition of Marxist-Leninist dogma on top of the czarist-era feudal mindset created a different pattern of thinking.
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It struck me that its transcending of differentiation seemed an imposition onto Paleolithic culture of the very thing that should destabilize it: nihilism.
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In commodities, oil extended the previous day's rally after the imposition of U.S. sanctions against major crude exporter Iran took effect on Tuesday.
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Although the document had no mention of "offensive" action against actors and states that attack the US, the imposition of "consequences" was repeated.
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John Austin Hopkins was charged by a grand jury with 36 counts of gross sexual imposition with 28 first-grade girls, authorities say.
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After the re-imposition of the ceiling the Treasury cannot add to the debt stock, but can continue to rely on "extraordinary measures".
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But it said factors including the imposition of a new sugar tax on beverages would weigh on results in the next fiscal year.
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Carmakers had lobbied hard against Brexit, saying that it could result in the imposition of export tariffs that would make UK plants uncompetitive.
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Three of the gross sexual imposition charges and five of the child endangerment charges were dismissed under the terms of the plea agreement.
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Even the imposition of unilateral sanctions by the U.S. government could hamper exports of oil from Iran, one of the world's largest producers.
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But Conte ruled out the imposition of a wealth tax and said there would be no need for any "corrective" budget this year.
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Russia annexed the peninsula from Ukraine in March 2014, leading to condemnation from Western governments and the imposition of economic sanctions on Russia.
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Just consider South Africa, where at least a decade passed following the imposition of strict economic sanctions before apartheid came to an end.
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Enough of elite college students complaining about the pipeline as evidence of "environmental racism" or as an unfair imposition on an unwilling community.
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Finally, the question is how the US imposition of import restrictions under 232 on a sustained basis would square with global trading rules.
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That's important, because over the years, a perception grew that the term "Common Core" meant federal overreach and a Washington imposition on states.
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"Uncertainty would be drastically reduced over the imposition of unilateral tariffs for any reason, (such as) immigration," Ebrard said in the Mexican Senate.
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Madrid's imposition of direct rule on Catalonia has widened a rift between political parties both in regional politics and at the municipal level.
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Bafin president Felix Hufeld said in a speech on Tuesday that a possible compromise would still be an imposition for some German banks.
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Washington's seldom-used tactic is aimed at accelerating the imposition of duties against what are determined to be unfairly subsidized and dumped products.
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For perspective, it would take more than 20,000 employees working full-time, or 2,2023 hours annually, to complete DOL's regulatory imposition last year.
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The cleric once supported the Afghan Taliban and called for the imposition of Islamic law, but has recently tried to look more moderate.
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However, the one instance of an effective measure — the imposition of sanctions on the Chinese electronics producer ZTE — has seemingly been traded away.
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While remaining an avowed Modernist, Mr. Giurgola avoided what he called "the imposition of abstract forms" in favor of a site-specific approach.
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Containing an emboldened Iranian regime makes the re-imposition of a full range of economic sanctions nothing short of a vital American interest.
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Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday that the Trump administration is weighing the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese products.
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And lifting the cap on bankers' bonuses—another European imposition—may be popular in the City, but much less so among British voters.
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There was some shock initially at the imposition of steep losses on junior bondholders and shareholders in Popular, but senior bondholders were spared.
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Doubt over presidential actions, including the imposition of martial law in the city of Marawi and the silencing of critics, underlined the movement.
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The United States has recently signaled its intent to place limits on the imposition of such far-reaching remedies by our trading partners.
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The administration quietly sought last year to improve relations but the imposition of new U.S. sanctions and drug-related indictments stoked fresh tensions.
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"I would affirm the District Court's determination that the record reflects the imposition of a disproportionate burden on African-Americans' right to vote."
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"We need a credible plan to avoid the imposition of border infrastructure in the future and we don't have it yet," Coveney said.
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But the imposition of the border tax would "hit Canadian exports hard," Canada's C.D. Howe Institute said in a research report on Tuesday.
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An Iranian official earlier said Iran would continue increasing its crude output until it reached levels seen before the imposition of international sanctions.
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Like the imposition of 'zips' in the paintings of Barnett Newman, they impose a central unifying feature within, and upon, the final image.
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"Trigger points" undermine the deal by threatening the automatic re-imposition of sanctions even if Iran remains in full compliance with the deal.
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That to me is the gift of what they gave us because it makes it seem like it's not this strange foreign imposition.
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Other lawmakers called for the immediate imposition of sanctions on Russia that Congress passed overwhelmingly last year that Trump has yet to enact.
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The exodus of international firms from Iran is accelerating as the August deadline for the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions against Tehran approaches.
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Farmers in Western Pennsylvania had resisted imposition of a tax on the production of whiskey, their principal export, and their opposition turned violent.
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This will institutionalize the imposition of probation-like conditions — mandatory drug testing, electronic surveillance, curfews and reporting requirements — before someone has been convicted.
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The specific trade action with China involves the imposition of a 703 percent tax on about $270 billion worth of Chinese-made goods.
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While C-SPAN isn't exactly known as must-see TV, a lot of its monotony comes from the imposition of congressional camera rules.
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Infineon has curbed deliveries of U.S.-sourced products to Huawei in response to Washington's imposition of export controls on the Chinese telecoms giant.
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Early this month, Mr. Pompeo announced the re-imposition of the last set of sanctions that were lifted under the 2015 nuclear accord.
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This article on the case notes the emergence of a handful of other efforts to resist the imposition of demeaning, sexually suggestive attire.
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The government wants to inject fresh funds but European rules require the imposition of losses on creditors — chiefly holders of subordinated debt — first.
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He had seen the victims of famine in Ukraine, and he had gone along with the Party's ruthless imposition of the official line.
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"With the imposition of the penalty payment in May 2019 the proceedings against Porsche AG were ended," a spokesman for the carmaker said.
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The U.S. also hopes to see the European Union and other Latin American countries step up their own imposition of sanctions on Maduro.
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Charles Kelley had to cut short his Florida vacation to appear at a Nashville benefit concert — but don't think it was an imposition.
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A Pakistani court sentenced Musharraf to death in absentia on treason charges stemming from his imposition of a state of emergency in 2007.
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It follows that Europe's religious history must describe the half-successful imposition of, and then growing resistance to, various forms of spiritual bullying.
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"Cars everywhere, and it was obviously an imposition on everybody on the street with very little notice," a neighbor told CNN affiliate KCAL.
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Geas could be charged with a death-eligible federal offense for the Bulger murder, but actual imposition of the death penalty is rare.
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"For instance, the possibility of imposition of telecoms-type regulation to make it easy for users to move to competitors," said Cote-Colisson.
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The administration said on Monday night those exemptions would continue for a month, but added a full imposition of tariffs remained an option.
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" Iran could also argue a reduction in its commitment is not a violation because, under a separate provision, the agreement said: "Iran has stated that it will treat such a re-introduction or re-imposition of the sanctions ... or such an imposition of new nuclear-related sanctions, as grounds to cease performing its commitments under this JCPOA in whole or in part.
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" Iran also could argue a reduction in its commitment is not a violation because, under a separate provision, the agreement said: "Iran has stated that it will treat such a re-introduction or re-imposition of the sanctions ... or such an imposition of new nuclear-related sanctions, as grounds to cease performing its commitments under this JCPOA in whole or in part.
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Oil has been buoyed by tumbling Venezuelan output and declining shipments from Iran ahead of the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Tehran in November.
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Are these norms the only thing keeping us from becoming completely smartphone-addicted human slugs, or are they an artificial imposition by totalitarian cinephiles?
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The Marietta Times reports an attorney for Washington County Prosecutor Kevin Rings entered the pleas Friday to coercion and sexual imposition charges in Marietta.
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In practice, that is likely to mean the reluctant imposition of more of the so-called 'team orders' used in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Tehran argues it should be allowed to raise production to levels seen before the imposition of now-ended Western sanctions over Iran's nuclear programme.
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With or without the imposition of a law governing email usage, the working habits of millions of people will be very difficult to change.
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Supporters see it as the foundation of post-war democracy but many conservatives view it as a humiliating imposition after Japan's defeat in 1945.
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Potentially, the imposition of martial law in some regions may pose a risk of escalating tensions in the conflict-hit region, namely the southeast.
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Tehran argues it should be allowed to raise production to levels seen before the imposition of now-ended Western sanctions over Iran's nuclear program.
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Moody's said that if the EBA were to be withdrawn, the imposition of tariffs would increase the cost of Cambodian-made goods in Europe.
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What to watch: More significant breaches of the deal could make the European position untenable, and even lead to the re-imposition of sanctions.
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And so Mr Duterte will not lack reasons to extend the 60-day imposition of martial law in Mindanao that is about to expire.
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Reliance said it has been in "continuous communication with the US Department of State regarding its activities in Venezuela" since the imposition of sanctions.
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But when you're an international company raking in billions every quarter, the greater problem can be the imposition of changes to your business model.
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"That's the situation right now, but we are against any external intervention, the imposition of anything on the Sudanese," he was quoted as saying.
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It's the imposition of circuit breaker-thinking, imported directly from the flash crash-vulnerable NYSE market, that stopped this Shanghai flash crash from worsening.
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Ottawa has promised to retaliate against Washington's imposition of tariffs on metals imports from Canada, the largest supplier of steel to the United States.
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The group of producers called for a fast-track imposition of high-level EU countervailing duties to prevent an influx of products from Argentina.
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The trigger for the super-charged rally of April and May was the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Oleg Deripaska and his Rusal empire.
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Under the first, the full Senate could call Flynn and try him, with a conviction resulting in imprisonment or the imposition of a fine.
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Both brewers and members of Congress think this is excessive, arguing that the rise is greater than warranted by the imposition of tariffs alone.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration delayed the imposition of the additional tariff on certain Chinese imports, including technology products and clothing, until mid-December.
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American farmers have been targeted by top U.S. trading partners in response to Trump's imposition of levies on imported aluminum, steel and Chinese goods.
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The inconvenience of the stopover has infuriated Yemeni travelers, who see the security measures as an unnecessary and almost colonial imposition by the Saudis.
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Ross also noted that steel tariffs negotiations with Canada, Mexico and the European Union were making enough progress to delay imposition another 30 days.
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But according to the Congressional Research Service, IEEPA never has been relied upon to justify the imposition of tariffs on a particular country. Sen.
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In the 1990s it obtained a waiver for the South Pars 2 and 3 projects after the imposition of U.S. sanctions at the time.
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More recently, the British government's imposition of taxes on the American colonies were a driving force in the rebellion that yielded the United States.
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A radical faction led by Vladimir Lenin rejected this approach and demanded a revolutionary tactic with the imposition of the dictatorship of the proletariat.
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Trudeau said Saturday that Canada would move ahead with retaliatory measures on the US over the Trump administration's imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Ireland's economy and people will face the renewed imposition of checkpoints, as well as blocks to trade, services and the free movement of workers.
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"And we should fight this idea of this imposition of Shariah law into our system, and believe me folks it is happening," he said.
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But the imposition of tariffs could cause businesses to talk less about the tax cuts, making that message less prominent ahead of the midterms.
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Another source of cash could be accelerating imposition of Obamacare's "Cadillac tax" on high-cost insurance plans, which the Senate would delay until 2026.
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The former is experiencing economic turmoil and the latter is facing a re-imposition of sanctions after the U.S. withdrawal from Iran's nuclear deal.
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The imposition of hardship and uncertainty on those who work for the public good may make qualified, dedicated people think twice about government careers.
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These include the imposition of value-added tax and changes to the pension system, Al Rai did not give details of the aid package.
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"The imposition of U.S. sanctions will have zero impact on Russian arms sales to China," said Ian Storey, of Singapore's ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute.
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Opponents of the bill have said it violates the 24th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which expressly prohibits the imposition of a "poll tax."
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Trump has riled key allies with his protectionist policies, including the imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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Mr. Trump said he would ask Congress to establish "trigger points" that would prompt the re-imposition of sanctions if Iran crossed certain thresholds.
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Discussing the components of a piano, he explains how, since the industrial revolution, pianos have been made possible by imposition of civilization on nature.
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The "imposition of a state's most severe penalties on juvenile offenders cannot proceed as though they were not children," the court said in 2012.
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But his imposition of tariffs and the general uncertainty around the economic relationship are forcing some American companies to rethink keeping operations in China.
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The breakdown in trade negotiations with China and the imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods are part of the story, but only a part.
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Both actions have provoked the ire of the international community, and will likely lead to the imposition of additional sanctions on the hermetic regime.
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A $21.25,0003-a-month lobbying campaign has helped delay the imposition of sanctions against an industrial conglomerate owned by the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
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"It is horrible that in a civilized country the arbitrary imposition of revenge continues to exist," he told The Times in the 1999 interview.
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The South Korean complaint made no mention of recent trade friction over the U.S. imposition of "safeguard" duties on solar panels and washing machines.
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They take different forms, but they are meant to limit the imposition of tariffs to protect one industry at the expense of everyone else.
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To increase his leverage prior to the trip, Erdogan sought support from NATO, including the imposition of a no-fly zone in northwestern Syria.
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China and other countries are considering retaliatory and even punitive measures in response to President Trump's imposition of billions in tariffs on imported goods.
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One person familiar with the White House deliberations said the administration expected that bipartisan pressure from Congress will force the imposition of some sanctions.
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It was the United States-led imposition of punitive international sanctions during the Obama years that empowered the Revolutionary Guards' role in the economy.
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If you're a little confused at seeing headlines about the imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum on major trading partners, it is understandable.
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In a sharp escalation last week, President Trump's imposition of tariffs on $20 billion in Chinese goods prompted swift retribution in kind from Beijing.
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Next, the council's report opens into the administration's push for the imposition of harsh work requirements on recipients of major forms of federal assistance.
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Margins could recover, however, as Indian low quality white sugar exports from mills would halt after the planned imposition of the tax, traders said.
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It would also require the State Department to report on whether certain individuals meet the criteria for the imposition of Global Magnitsky Act sanctions.
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"Violation of this prohibition may result in denial or revocation of tax-exempt status and the imposition of excise tax," according to the IRS.
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But the increase in hedge fund positions in WTI relative to Brent is consistent with preparations for the imposition of a border tax adjustment.
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There is a world of difference between the unilateral imposition of sanctions by the United States and the invocation of the O.A.S. democratic charter.
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Trump Thursday ordered tariffs on steel and aluminum imports using a legal provision that allows the imposition of import taxes on national security grounds.
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A broader collapse of the agreement along with the imposition of harsh sanctions in the coming months, however, could sharply escalate tensions with Iran.
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Moreover, the imposition of forced labor and highly structured living arrangements degraded individuals, constrained families, circumscribed native culture, and negatively impacted scores of communities.
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Iran's refusal prompted the imposition of sanctions that banned the import of parts, materials and technologies for manufacturing nuclear fuel — and for building missiles.
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Such decertification starts a 60-day clock for the Republican-controlled Congress to order a re-imposition of the sanctions, essentially wrecking the agreement.
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The Trump administration is continuing its campaign to pressure North Korea amid efforts to reach a denuclearization deal, including the imposition of financial sanctions.
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" This, according to the lawsuit, was part of a grander plan to engage in "violence calculated to lead to the imposition of martial law.
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The talks follow record numbers of recalls in the industry, and aggressive enforcement actions by regulators — including the imposition of big fines for safety violations.
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The recent imposition of import tariffs by the U.S., and counter-measures by other countries, are also starting to affect global production and supply chains.
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China, Canada and the United States among others last week raised concerns at the World Trade Organization around India's imposition of duties on such devices.
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On Tuesday, Brent crude rose as high as $82.55, the highest since November 2014, on worries about the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions on Nov.
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Despite the global scope of the company, Adamczyk said it focuses on local supply chains and has managed to navigate the imposition of tariffs well.
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Anxious ethnic-Chinese, in turn, shared posts warning that the election of Ahok's rival, Anies Baswedan, would lead to the forcible imposition of Islamic law.
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Trump has riled key allies by pursuing protectionist trade policies, including the imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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Many conservatives see the U.S.-drafted charter as a humiliating imposition, while opponents to change view it as the basis of Japan's peace and democracy.
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It's kind of like Iran's imposition of the veil on the basis of a politicized conception of Islam, but with significantly more sympathetic op-eds.
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Both Guajardo and Lighthizer spoke a day after Trump extended until June 1 the possible imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada and Mexico.
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A failed coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in July led to a massive number of arrests and the imposition of a state of emergency.
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Larry Kudlow was given the job of Mr Trump's economic adviser, following Gary Cohn's resignation in the wake of the president's imposition of steel tariffs.
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Despite the imposition of tariffs, China still recorded an annual trade surplus with the United States of $222.6bn, up by 22017% from the previous year.
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Markets are hoping that Trump and Xi will at the very least agree to a trade truce that would avoid the imposition of additional tariffs.
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Chinese-owned Suniva has asked the commission to recommend the imposition of duties on cell imports and a floor on the price of imported panels.
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Europe: The continent's leaders remain at odds with Trump across the board, most recently on his imposition of sanctions on countries that buy Iranian oil.
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He said the imposition of U.S. sanctions would aggravate tensions, and Washington should instead be seeking dialogue with Tehran, the agencies quoted him as saying.
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"Dodd-Frank represents the greatest imposition on our business enterprises than all Obama-era regulations combined," Hensarling said Thursday morning in a briefing with reporters.
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The committee called on the government to seek to ensure continued access to EU markets for financial services firms and avoid the imposition of tariffs.
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Washington saw the French levy as discriminating against U.S. companies, and launched a probe that could lead to the imposition of tariffs on French goods.
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Volumes of banknotes in circulation increased significantly prior to the imposition of capital controls, suggesting that cash withdrawn from banks was kept in the country.
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Oil prices recovered as markets braced for the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran next week, after dropping to multi-month lows the previous day.
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S. trade relations were hit by the imposition of metals tariffs, the bank said inflation expectations picked up and labor shortages are becoming increasingly common.
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Similar national security investigations were the precursor to the imposition of import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum in March.
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Russia's actions in Crimea resulted in the imposition of sanctions, and the economic impact of those sanctions on Russia has been dramatic, if not devastating.
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"Tensions could generate a more general decline in confidence throughout the global economy, beyond any directs effects from the imposition of tariffs," the ECB added.
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The decision to delay the tariffs came amid fears their imposition would hurt the U.S. economy and consumers and businesses in the coming holiday season.
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Iran has said it will continue increasing its oil production and exports until it reaches the market position it held before the imposition of sanctions.
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VTB and Gazprombank are both expected to hand over their stakes in Evrofinance Mosnarbank to the Russian state property agency following the imposition of sanctions.
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Most visibly, the imposition of tariffs on key inputs like semiconductors is leading to heightened cost for the tech sector and disrupting global supply chains.
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Similar national security probes were the precursor to the imposition of import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum in March.
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"There's no reason why he would tell the truth today other than he fears the imposition of the severe sentence that he deserves," she said.
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Plus, narrative arcs aside, the first season is just plain good, and at just eight episodes, it's hardly an imposition on your to-watch queue.
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Despite that aspect of Chapter 9, which prevents the imposition of tax increases or pension freezes in bankruptcies involving cities like Detroit and Stockton, Calif.
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The Boko Haram insurgency has been centered in Borno, where militants have used violent means to pursue the imposition of a strict interpretation of Islam.
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But critics have noted that air and water quality have slipped in recent years after years of improvements following the imposition of stronger environmental regulations.
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Maybe this is a Paradise Lost sort of situation, where the real hero is Satan, the romantic figure rebelling against the imposition of heaven's will.
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Last year, the Trump administration announced the imposition of new tariffs on Canadian lumber imports, the latest round in a longstanding battle over those products.
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A year ago, the Supreme Court upheld, by a 63-4 vote, President Trump's imposition of a ban on travel from several predominantly Muslim countries.
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Foreign investment from Italy has significantly dropped off since the imposition of sanctions on Russia following Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea and tensions in Ukraine.
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" But she also called the imposition of martial law a "grave decision" and added that the way it is carried out "will be closely watched.
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The imposition of martial law in Poland, a country already ravaged by the Nazi invasion in 1939, created a host of challenges for everyday Poles.
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For example, the imposition of a fine or other monetary penalty, rather than detention and imprisonment, could mitigate some concerns associated with a physical arrest.
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But even that is conditional on a wider deal that includes a backstop plan to prevent the imposition of a hard border in Ireland. Mrs.
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The dangers of one generation suppressing information about events of a previous one have not been limited to the imposition of content restrictions on Google.
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Mr. Nixon took other actions, including the imposition of wage and price controls to curb inflation, all aimed at improving his standing in the polls.
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Trump also has endorsed the imposition of the death penalty "quickly, decisively and without years of needless delay" for certain hate crimes and mass murders.
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And his anti-immigrant policies and imposition of tariffs on Chinese imports hardly incline Beijing to listen to lectures on what it considers internal matters.
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Women organized against H.T.S.'s discriminatory edicts, such as the imposition of strict dress codes and requiring widows to live with a close male relative.
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The imposition of the tariffs on Canada and Mexico added another layer of complexity to the sluggish renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The action by the United States came on the heels of the European Union's imposition of sanctions against nine senior officials in the Kabila administration.
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In May 123, he announced the imposition of martial law in response to the pro-democracy protests that had taken over the heart of Beijing.
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In May 1989, he announced the imposition of martial law in response to the pro-democracy protests that had taken over the heart of Beijing.
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That would most likely mean the imposition of direct rule from London, something that Dublin fears would be a bad signal and could inflame tensions.
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A frequently discussed potential solution is the imposition of a "digital tax" through which countries can tax an internet company doing business in its region.
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Certainly, Chinese steel producers seem to be ramping up their efforts to export, notwithstanding the imposition of tariffs and duties by several countries, including India.
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Mr. Thackeray played fast and loose with the facts, claiming that the Indian Constitution allowed the imposition of a ban on non-natives in Bombay.
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But millions of people had already left Wuhan between the time the virus began appearing late last year and the imposition of a travel ban.
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"Participants also acknowledged that the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions did not allow Iran to reap the full benefits arising from sanctions-lifting," she added.
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President Trump signed an executive order on Monday authorizing the imposition of sanctions on current and former Turkish officials, senior administration officials told reporters Monday.
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Never mind too that the re-imposition of those tariffs is bound to weaken those economies, which will only heighten social unrest in that region.
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School officials concede that the meeting is sometimes viewed as an imposition by younger students, but say this tends not to be a lasting attitude.
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California's decline mirrored a decline nationwide, which could be attributed partly to the concurrent imposition of curricula aligned with the Common Core national education standards.
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The Hill's Niv Elis takes a look at the ways the most vulnerable sectors of the U.S. economy are preparing for the imposition of tariffs.
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"However, the imposition of the closure of the scheme without agreement on replacement arrangements, while necessary, may be a trigger for industrial action," they said.
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In 2012, the Supreme Court held that mandatory life sentences for juveniles were unconstitutional, but it did not categorically ban the imposition of the penalty.
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But Trump's imposition of tariffs on steel, aluminum and other Chinese imports has rattled investors and economists concerned about trade retaliation hampering the global economy.
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In January, the International Monetary Fund warned that the imposition of new trade barriers and other "inward-looking" policies could derail surprisingly strong global growth.
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After the imposition of the migrant ban by President Trump, I am even more strongly opposed to an address by President Trump in Westminster Hall.
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To respond, Trump is floating the imposition of $2.4 billion in tariffs on French imported goods, including wine, and Paris is vowing to strike back.
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The cannon sprayed water, but not too hard, and the cones deflected any real imposition; it was clearly the safest water cannon in the world.
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Mexican and U.S. officials are also set to resume their talks in Washington on Thursday aimed at averting an imposition of tariffs on Mexican goods.
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Siskel said the city will follow the initial complaint with a motion for a preliminary injunction to halt the government's imposition of the new conditions.
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Essentially, it got underway last year, and [Friday], it took a big step forward with the imposition of $34 billion in tariffs in each direction.
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Emerging market assets have sold off since Trump's victory, with investors concerned about the imposition of trade tariffs, which could roll back the benefits of globalization.
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The OBR scheme allows for the imposition of losses on depositors and senior debt holders to make up capital shortfalls if a deposit-taking institution fails.
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The imposition of a 25 percent tariff on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminium spooked markets far more than the positive China data supported them.
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Alongside, rising global trade tensions due to the imposition of import tariffs by the United States could moderate global trade growth, tempering Indian exports, analysts said.
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"That the March 1 imposition of tariffs will be delayed is a positive to some extent," said Michael McCarthy, Chief strategist at CMC Markets and Stockbroking.
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President Donald Trump's imposition of a 10% tariff last September on many categories of products we offer has had the effect of greatly slowing down sales.
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Since the meeting in Algiers, Iran has claimed it should be allowed to raise production to levels prior to the imposition of (now-lifted) nuclear sanctions.
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The imposition of a 25 percent tariff on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum spooked markets far more than the positive China data supported them.
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By contrast, Merkel's Bavarian ally said the imposition of border controls by Austria and other countries was benefiting Germany by reducing the number of new arrivals.
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For the left it is about inequality, the oppression of disadvantaged groups and the imposition of market forces in everything from public services to urban spaces.
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But they see its pillars—universal human rights, democracy and the rule of law—as an imposition that excuses foreign meddling and undermines their own legitimacy.
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At the time this newspaper was among those worrying that the imposition of a wage floor would hurt low-paid workers more than it helped them.
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That followed Japan's imposition in July of tighter curbs on exports to South Korea of materials used to make smartphone chips, South Korea's top export item.
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The president promised "strong enforcement of our trade rules", which is how he characterised the imposition of hefty tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels.
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The imposition of tariffs by both countries and the threat of more severe action has been a major source of global economic tension in recent months.
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Russia is committing "grave" human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners, a U.N. human rights report said on Monday.
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As Iran's primary negotiator with during the Iran deal negotiations, he probably took a lot of flak for the US withdrawal and re-imposition of sanctions.
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North Korea has conducted two nuclear tests and a string of missile tests since the beginning of last year, despite the imposition of new U.N. sanctions.
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"We were not living in some digital dystopia before the partisan imposition of a massive plan hatched in Washington saved all of us," Pai said Wednesday.
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Loadings for Europe rose by 14 percent from November to nearly 800,0003 bpd, topping levels seen prior to the imposition of toughened Western sanctions in 2012.
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Cathay had benefited in November from customers speeding up shipments to beat the imposition of U.S. tariffs, BOCOM International Deputy Head of Research Geoffrey Cheng said.
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So here's how Obama get his third term and saves America from a national nightmare: the immediate imposition of martial law; suspension of the November election.
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"The imposition of tariffs against Mexico will undermine its positive impact and would impose significant cost on the U.S. auto industry," it said in a statement.
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This is not entirely surprising, given the imposition from the start of March of a 213-percent tariff on just about all imports of the metal.
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Puma's inventories were up 19.4%, about 5-7% of which was attributed to preparations for the possible imposition of U.S. tariffs on goods produced in China.
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Hinds County officials eventually agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department, which allowed the county to avoid the imposition of a court-ordered federal consent decree.
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The "Russian Premium", which resulted from the April 6 imposition of U.S. sanctions on Oleg Deripaska and his Russian aluminium empire Rusal, has been fully unwound.
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US leaves us no choice but to proceed with a WTO dispute settlement case and the imposition of additional duties on a number of US imports.
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The imposition of sales tax on remote sellers, including Amazon's third-party sellers, might help in-state retailers by leveling the playing field with online competitors.
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"It can come across as an imposition, as if you are expecting the interviewer to drop whatever he or she is doing to attend to you."
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"If he comes out and says he's out of the deal, but if he wiggles on the imposition of sanctions, we might sell off," said Kilduff.
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The panel has been a central battleground for the Democratic imposition of Dodd-Frank post-crisis banking rules and subsequent Republican efforts to loosen those regulations.
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The multibillion-dollar oil industry has historically opposed imposition of federal safety and environmental regulations on the grounds that they were unnecessary, overly burdensome and costly.
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The dispute between Brussels and Moscow followed Russia's annexation of Crimea from Ukraine and the imposition of Western economic sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine conflict.
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He also understands that peace will never come through its imposition by a biased United Nations — only through direct, bilateral negotiations between Israel and its neighbors.
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The President could also come under new scrutiny over his attitude toward Vladimir Putin following reports that he opposes the imposition of new sanctions against Russia.
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Following the Trump administration's recent imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs on Europe, Japan and Canada, however, the summit is shaping up as 6 versus 1.
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Following the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions, a senior Iranian maritime official said Iran had adopted new tactics and new destinations in shipping its oil exports.
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While the imposition of restrictions on steel imports may be welcomed by the steel industry and workers, for example, they may hurt the U.S. auto sector.
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While Mexico's competitive democracy means Pena Nieto cannot choose the next president, the decision to allow outside candidates was seen by some as a similar imposition.
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Within a year of the fee's imposition, a national survey found that 90 percent of shoppers were using reusable bags; litter had also been reduced significantly.
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Steadily, systematically, relentlessly, he has disabled any criticism or honest accounting of his imposition of right-wing, nativist, nationalist politics on all spheres of Hungarian life.
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Canadian exporters' confidence fell to a seven-year low in a survey released amid the disruption caused by trade wars and the imposition of U.S. tariffs.
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As a means of reinstating the status quo, the company drafted CLCHPA with the intent of bankrupting third party vendors through the imposition of cutthroat regulations.
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White House adviser Larry Kudlow warned that if China does not comply with the trade deal, action will be taken, including the possible imposition of tariffs.
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Lutz says that Mattel wouldn't go out of business, but the imposition of tariffs could revive talks about it being purchased by a rival, namely Hasbro.
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The action is separate from U.S. President Donald Trump's imposition of a global aluminum tariff of 10 percent and a global steel tariff of 25 percent.
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The algorithms it uses to select who sees what content are a form of editorial control and as such demand the imposition of basic editorial standards.
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The deal would reduce PREPA's debt by up to 32.5%, but its imposition of higher charges on the utility's customers has sparked concerns in the legislature.
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Leaders of the judges' union have pushed back against the imposition of quotas that they have said would expedite deportations at the expense of due process.
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Venezuela said in 2017 it wanted a restructuring, but the process stalled amid the national political and economic crisis, and the imposition of U.S. financial sanctions.
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Musharraf was sentenced to death in absentia by a special court in December on charges stemming from his imposition of a state of emergency in 2007.
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Decertifying the deal while not pushing for the re-imposition of sanctions could be a face-saving measure for Trump that keeps the deal in place.
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Second, Germany has theoretically and politically devalued its message by its wrong and calamitous imposition of fiscal austerity on sinking and heavily-indebted euro zone economies.
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And the Qatar central bank suffered a 53 percent loss in reserves due to large capital outflows following the imposition of sanctions by other Arab states.
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But the main event was the imposition of legal and historic perspective at a time when that's the thing we have least of in our politics.
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The new tariff threat on Chinese goods comes just days after Beijing retaliated against the administration's imposition of 25 percent tariffs on $34 billion in goods.
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SunPower – SunPower is pulling back on plans for a $20 million U.S. factory expansion, following the imposition of tariffs on solar panels by President Donald Trump.
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Beijing's July 22 imposition of a 22018 percent tariff on U.S. soybean imports has perhaps been the biggest burden on U.S. agriculture resulting from trade disputes.
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It is widely expected that the US will — if not remove — at least postpone the imposition of further tariffs scheduled to take effect on December 15.
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The imposition of aggressive and artificial deadlines regarding the date and conditions of any hearing has created tremendous and unwarranted anxiety and stress on Dr. Ford.
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Germany's dogmatic imposition of fiscal austerity on recession-ridden EU countries and its frightening handling of Greece have been painful examples of absurd and insensitive policies.
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To idolize the social sphere, to passively accept the constraints that result from the imposition of social laws and norms, can prove fatal for human striving.
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The re-imposition of a customs and immigration regime along Britain's only land border with the European Union was always likely to be resisted with violence.
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Perhaps, as it has not yet achieved the status of Taurasi, it might be seen as an imposition on producers to require more aging before release.
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On Friday, as the clock ticked down to Trump's threatened imposition of 5 percent tariffs on Mexican goods, the two countries announced a last-minute deal.
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Mr Rauner's other pet reforms are a freeze of property taxes, the imposition of legislative term limits and a weakening of collective bargaining rights for union members.
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A U.N. human rights report said on Monday that Russia had committed grave human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners.
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The deal comes as Mexican authorities are holding last minute talks with Washington to stave off the imposition of U.S. tariffs on Mexican goods from next week.
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Resistance to the central government's imposition of direct control on Catalonia failed to materialise at the start of the week and the secessionist leadership is in disarray.
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Among the issues at stake is children's health, he said, arguing for the need to re-evaluate the emergency measures after the imposition of the new standards.
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U.S. President Donald Trump reached an agreement to permanently exempt Australia from the imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs earlier in May, according to the White House.
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Steel secretary Aruna Sundararajan told CNBC-TV18 channel that the government would keep an eye on domestic steel prices after the imposition of the new floor prices.
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On Sunday, President Donald Trump told reporters that "we're doing very well with China" and that his administration's imposition of tariffs on China had helped the negotiations.
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The imposition of those new rules created a natural experiment for economists to scrutinize to better understand how those marketing practices may influence what drugs doctors prescribe.
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The goods gap continued to worsen last year despite the imposition of tariffs on imports from China and on steel and aluminum from a range of countries.
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On the Korean peninsula, the deployment of a new South Korean missile defense system and imposition of new U.S. sanctions on the north has nudged tensions higher.
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The most notable of these measures allow for expanded and renewable house arrests of persons under suspicion, searches without judicial warrant, and the imposition of electronic bracelets.
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"We have always warned that the wrong economic policies and the imposition of more taxes and burdens on citizens will lead to a popular explosion," Damoush said.
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But even without the imposition of term limits, the nominal accountability that reelections offer is far outweighed by the erosion of judicial independence that public elections cause.
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"Whether the imposition of additional duties on the particular product would cause severe economic harm to the requestor or other U.S. interests," it added in a filing.
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The deal, announced on Friday after three days of negotiations in Washington, averted Trump's threatened imposition of 5% import tariffs on all Mexican goods starting on Monday.
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Such an arrangement would also avoid a transatlantic trade war and the re-imposition of European blocking sanctions that would penalize companies for adhering to U.S. sanctions.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's border service said on Thursday it would only allow Ukrainian citizens to travel to Crimea following the imposition of martial law until Dec 26.
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But, in response to a seemingly trivial dispute involving their allies and the imposition of economic sanctions against the city of Megara, the Greeks voted for war.
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Unrivalled in popularity, he has turned the presidency into a powerful vehicle for his ambitions, bolstered since a failed July military coup by imposition of emergency rule.
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Uncertainties cloud Iran's oil exports after U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned a 2015 nuclear agreement this month and ordered the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions on Tehran.
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Critics draw parallels between this tactic and Russia's own crusade against the gay community, which is seen by Russian authorities as an imposition of Western European values.
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Increasing U.S. output has helped alleviate earlier concerns about a possible crude shortage following the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran with effect from Nov. 5.
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China's deals were down from $37.7 billion in 2016 following the imposition of capital controls, but overall mergers and acquisitions began to pick up late last year.
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Threats and counter-threats have been made over the past months regarding the imposition of tariffs on a wide range of U.S.-made and China-made goods.
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In September, EU governments approved limits to steel quotas to protect European manufacturers from the threat of surging imports following Washington's imposition of 25% steel import tariffs.
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The administration has delayed the imposition of the levies, extending negotiations with partners Canada, the EU and Mexico by 30 days to the tail end of May.
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This has included the widespread imposition of aluminum and steel import tariffs as well as tariffs on a big part of China's exports to the United States.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds seem to be quietly positioning for the possible imposition of a border tax adjustment on imports of crude oil into the United States.
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The decision to delay the imposition of tariffs on some goods until mid-December will help in the near term, and could actually end up boosting growth.
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That promise may be difficult to keep: Tariffs require congressional approval, and the Constitution bans the imposition of taxes or tariffs specifically aimed at a single company.
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The quality of Japanese manufacturing is thanks to the imposition of a company's corporate culture of quality imposed by a company's leader, backed up by rigorous processes.
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I was exhausted by the demands of wifehood, motherhood, and work, and resented the imposition of other people's social expectations, including their gendered norms, in our lives.
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Late on Friday, China said it would impose additional 25 percent tariffs on 659 U.S. goods worth $50 billion, in response to the U.S. imposition of tariffs.
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Those two currencies surged last week as Washington and Pyongyang ramped up military threats following the imposition of new sanctions on North Korea through the United Nations.
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The re-imposition of pre-deal sanctions and the threat of secondary sanctions, that penalize countries that do business with Tehran or Iranian organizations, are expected soon.
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The Zhanjiang complex will come on line a few months after January's imposition of stricter global marine fuel emission rules, mandated by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
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In 2013, during the Obama administration's imposition of harsh sanctions on Iran prior to signing the nuclear accord, black-market MabThera cost $70 per 100 ml dose.
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"The imposition of a tariff like this will do nothing other than distort trade and, ultimately, we believe, will lead to a loss of jobs," he said.
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The dusty old curmudgeon in the heart of my being sighed with disappointment at this imposition of screen-based technology on yet another facet of our existence.
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Meanwhile, according to the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, some American companies are speeding up their move away from China amid the imposition of U.S. tariffs.
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It has already raised tariffs on some other U.S. products, including fruits and wine, in response to Washington's imposition of duties on imports of aluminum and steel.
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The ratings agency, however, downgraded the country's ceiling to 'CCC' from 'B-', citing the recent imposition of capital controls and risks that they could be tightened further.
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Trump has relied on vaguely defined national security powers to justify the imposition of the taxes on imported steel and aluminum from close US allies like Canada.
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But there it is: the imposition of a simple narrative on history, the twisting of events to create one-dimensional heroes and villains, the broad-brush symbolism.
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The compromise was intended to help prevent the re-imposition of customs checks at the frontier, the land border between the United Kingdom and the European Union.
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Johnson had been under growing pressure to announce the closure of schools following the UK government's imposition of new guidance against mass public gatherings earlier this week.
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The certification is required every 90 days; a failure to provide it could lead to the re-imposition of American sanctions and cause the agreement to unravel.
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Socialism has always been a minority belief in the United States, as the country's ethos is founded on individualism and entrepreneurship not on collectivism and state imposition.
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The continuous imposition of a state of emergency since the coup attempt and the widespread purge and detentions are difficult to reconcile with the rule of law.
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With the imposition of more extensive sanctions against Pyongyang, the Chinese middlemen, instead of being "scared off," attempt to monetize the increased risk by charging higher fees.
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A U.N. human rights report said last month that Russia had committed grave human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and deporting of prisoners.
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Trump&aposs withdrawal and subsequent imposition of punitive sanctions has been widely viewed as the catalyst of a series of escalating tensions between the US and Iran.
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Since the imposition of tariffs, Trump said, imports of steel and aluminum have declined but imports of derivative products, like steel nails and aluminum cables, have increased.
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The imposition of a budget cap will level the playing field in their favor, even if its full force will only begin to be felt in 2021.
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Second, Trump's trade war with China and the U.S. imposition of economic sanctions against Russia make Beijing and Moscow less likely to work with Washington on Iran.
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The impact of the Arab oil embargo included much higher oil prices, long lines at gasoline stations and the imposition of a national 85033 mph speed limit.
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The goods gap continued to worsen last year despite the imposition of tariffs on imports from China and on steel and aluminium from a range of countries.
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Venezuela said in 2017 it wanted a restructuring, but the process quickly stalled amid a national political and economic crisis, and the imposition of U.S. financial sanctions.
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But Thursday's result could give him more space to draw out the timeline, avoiding the abrupt imposition of major barriers between Britain and its largest export market.
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"The court agrees that defendant's deceptive conduct and lack of candor warrant the imposition of sanctions," U.S. Magistrate Judge James O'Hara said, according to The Associated Press.
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Investors are worried that, with Venezuelan supply falling sharply, Iranian crude supply will be cut sharply ahead of the imposition on U.S. sanctions on Tehran in November.
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H.T., as Nawaz refers to it, advocates the imposition of Shariah law through "bloodless" coups in majority-Muslim countries first and ultimately in the West as well.
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That tally comes from Congress' Joint Committee on Taxation, which on Tuesday estimated the revenue that will be lost from delaying imposition of the trio of taxes.
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SO IT MAY SEEM STRANGE, BUT THE IMPOSITION OF THESE VARIOUS TARIFFS HAS ACTUALLY BROUGHT US CLOSER TOGETHER TO THOSE TWO MAJOR ALLIES THAN WE WERE BEFORE.
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Within 24 hours of the imposition of the blockade, we quickly established new sources and alternate, more sustainable supply routes for basic goods, like food and medicine.
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That's the conclusion to draw from Donald Trump's long-promised and now bluntly delivered imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs on Mexico, Canada and the European Union.
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The tweet — on top of the imposition on Thursday of sweeping 25 percent tariffs on steel imports and 10 percent tariffs on aluminum imports — provoked deeper consternation.
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And, of course, the spider monkeys, puffer fish, coatis and caracara birds that manage to, in relative harmony, tolerate the imposition of millions of tourists each year.
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There was now a way to identify people who fit the authoritarian profile, by prizing order and conformity, for example, and desiring the imposition of those values.
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"We deeply regret the re-imposition of sanctions by the U.S.," the bloc said in a joint statement with the foreign ministers of France, Germany and Britain.
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Trump makes no secret that he views any setback to his imposition of his power as a slap in the face and an act of unacceptable impertinence.
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"After the imposition of the migrant ban by President Trump, I am even more strongly opposed to an address by President Trump in Westminster Hall," Bercow said.
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Should Mexico choose not to cooperate on reducing unlawful migration, the sustained imposition of Tariffs will produce a massive return of jobs back to American cities and towns.
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Meanwhile on the trade front, Mexican and U.S. officials are set to resume talks in Washington on Thursday aimed at averting an imposition of tariffs on Mexican goods.
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Over the weekend, the European countries again criticized the Trump administration's re-imposition of sanctions, and said Iran had continued to comply with the terms of the deal.
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Drivers on the Jubilee Line will walk out on June 6 and 14 over the imposition of new timetables, the Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) union said.
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That was when he appeared on state television, wearing a Mao suit and with his hair slicked back, to justify the imminent imposition of martial law in Beijing.
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There has been no public reaction from Tillerson since the imposition of the controversial ban, which has earned vocal criticism from international leaders close to the United States.
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Currency markets were unfazed by the imposition of new tariffs, with market observers noting that the impact of the tariffs on China's yuan had long been priced in.
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Equity markets rebounded, however, as fears of a global trade war ebbed somewhat on the back of rising expectations that Trump would back down from his tariff imposition.
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"The illegal imposition of sanctions on the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran also violates the principle of sovereign equality of States," Ravanchi said.
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It would come after U.S. President Donald Trump's imposition of aluminum tariffs this year drove up some costs for Arconic, which makes aluminum components for cars and airplanes.
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But borders are also an example of structural violence, of using a system of laws and regulations that deprive other people of opportunities through the imposition of borders.
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Despite the high premium, local farmers are still reluctant to trade more soybeans, according to Cepea, with a government imposition of minimum prices for truck freight hampering business.
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Washington state's death penalty is unconstitutional, the state's supreme court ruled unanimously on Thursday, with justices citing concerns about racial bias and the arbitrary imposition of the penalty.
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"The imposition of aggressive and artificial deadlines regarding the date and conditions of any hearing has created tremendous and unwarranted anxiety and stress on Dr. Ford," Katz wrote.
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U.S. law allows for imposition of sanctions on countries the commission terms "of particular concern," but the USCIRF's recommendations are not binding and these are not automatically imposed.
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Despite a trend toward banning smoking in the West, the Freedom Party sees a ban as restricting individual freedom and an unfair imposition on bar and restaurant owners.
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At other times, she was written as if her feminism was a kind of false-consciousness alien imposition, making her act belligerent and prickly in spite of herself.
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U.S. President Donald Trump earlier this month pushed ahead with the imposition of metal tariffs, though he later announced exemptions for some countries, sparking concerns of trade war.
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But she said an increase in incidents over the past several years appears to correspond to the imposition of Western sanctions against Russia over the crisis in Ukraine.
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Reddie predicts a Trump win that has the urban poor revolting across the nation and the imposition of martial law to quell riots and the burning of businesses.
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FARGO, N.D. – A Roman Catholic priest accused of molesting two boys in North Dakota in the 1990s has pleaded guilty to two counts of felony gross sexual imposition.
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Uche also seeks imposition of ban on all imports of products that can be produce locally to boost support for local production and curb depletion of foreign reserves.
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The United States subsequently used those grounds to justify the imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum in March, and a similar threat of tariffs on car imports.
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On Tuesday, Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said Mexico would only stay in NAFTA if it suited the nation and he rejected the imposition of any tariffs or quotas.
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But it is unlikely that China would agree to an enforcement mechanism that included re-imposition of unilateral U.S. tariffs without the current tariffs being removed, Brilliant said.
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The imposition of customs clearances at borders and the need for upfront payment of value added tax when goods go into the EU could also hit carmakers' competitiveness.
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The Iranians negotiate faithfully only when they have no other recourse, and change their behavior only when diplomacy is backed by the credible imposition of costs for noncompliance.
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From every standpoint – political, economic and military – the imposition of sanctions on Russia was the greatest lunacy committed by American policy in the post–Second World War era.
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In Europe's biggest economy, companies are now preparing for the worst, including the imposition of tariffs and the risk of a loss of access to London financial markets.
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The stand-out in terms of primary metal was the sharp drop in imports from Russia, reflecting the imposition of sanctions on Oleg Deripaska and his Rusal companies.
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Buddhist mobs attacked mosques and businesses belonging to the minority Muslims overnight, despite the imposition of a state of emergency to restore peace in the bitterly divided island.
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He added that it was unlikely that China would agree to an enforcement mechanism that included re-imposition of unilateral U.S. tariffs without the current tariffs being removed.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Russia is committing "grave" human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners, a U.N. human rights report said on Monday.
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In the three years prior to the imposition of tariffs, all categories of goods experienced increases in the number of varieties offered in the U.S., the researchers said.
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The increase came despite measures designed to limit steel imports following Washington's imposition of 25% import tariffs, which have effectively closed the U.S. market and diverted supplies elsewhere.
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By "post-democracy," Mouffe means the imposition of a firm consensus by all traditional parties, despite the façade of a two-party system, in favor of neoliberal globalization.
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Iran's oil exports have fallen to just over 1 million bpd, from a peak of more than 3 million bpd in 2011 - before the imposition of tougher sanctions.
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Trump's imposition of 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent on aluminum that hit the European Union in late May led to steep retaliatory tariffs by Ankara.
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President Trump's imposition of punitive import tariffs, with the threat of more to come, has done much to undermine investor and household economic confidence across Europe and Asia.
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Without access to the ready buyers among American weapons enthusiasts, Kalashnikov had to change its strategy, an increasingly common challenge for Russian companies after the imposition of sanctions.
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But after decades of trade liberalization, Trump's imposition of steep tariffs on Chinese goods have vastly increased the amount in import taxes paid by U.S. consumers and firms.
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Successive governments have struggled to curb appetite for gold in Asia's third-largest economy, despite the imposition of a 10-percent import duty in 2013 and other restrictions.
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But restoring confidence will not be accomplished through the imposition of retaliatory or punitive control measures that hinder the recovery process and further delay the flow of funds.
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The market believes in the growth or development of the economy and in turn the currency value is affected by government decisions, such as the imposition of tariffs.
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But while violent imposition of Islam is one understanding of jihad, it is not the only one — nor is it the aspect with which most American Muslims identify.
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This year, less than 50,000 (as of April) have applied for political asylum, the reduced number a result of Merkel's imposition of ever stricter policies and other contingencies.
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Realizing the Japanese had committed to retaking Guadalcanal no matter the cost, the US strategy shifted to defense-as-offense, or what is called a "cost imposition" campaign.
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Then it was the turn of Representative Sean P. Duffy, a Wisconsin Republican, to cite the imposition of hundreds of thousands of pages of regulations in recent years.
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All 32 of Scotland's councils voted to remain in Europe in the 2016 Brexit referendum, meaning that the decision to leave was effectively, and characteristically, an English imposition.
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Regarding potential imposition of a "border adjustment tax" on goods imported from Mexico, Massaro pointed out that it may affect all imported goods, not just those from Mexico.
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Although details remain scant, Trump says that next week he will approve the imposition of 6900 percent duties on imported aluminum and 2628 percent on foreign-made steel.
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The second unintended consequence was that the imposition of the Volcker Rule for banks under $10 billion strangled small banks with costs that make them unable to compete.
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"I find it difficult to believe that it (National Guard) will simply roll over and accept the imposition of new leadership in such an arbitrary fashion," he said.
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However, with the imposition of significant tariffs, Trump made it clear that trade had to move up on the list of important policies for the EU to consider.
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Such an imposition of regulatory requirements and tariffs would contribute to far-reaching change on the island of Ireland, the document said, particularly so for North-South trade.
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"The Ministry of Commerce has requested the Department of Revenue to extend the deadline for imposition of tariffs on U.S. goods by another 30 days," the spokeswoman said.
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The comments came after U.S. President Donald Trump pressed ahead with the imposition of a 25 percent tariff on steel imports on Thursday, but exempted Canada and Mexico.
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Two sources who recently spoke to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis came away thinking that he would not support a national security argument for the imposition of auto tariffs.
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He resents many forms of editorial imposition, nursing cherished grudges against the people who, for instance, told him that "John Crow's Devil" was too foreign for American readers.
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The U.K. wants to exit the EU customs union, taking Northern Ireland along with it, something many fear cannot be done without the imposition of a physical border.
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Then, for whichever article you read, respond to the following questions: — What are the main reasons the group either supports or criticizes the Trump administration's imposition of tariffs?
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The financial markets have twitched with almost every tweet, threat, hint and official imposition of taxes made by President Trump, including by depressing the price of crude oil.
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Legions of small shopkeepers and manufacturers have complained about the paperwork involved in one of Mr. Modi's signature policies, the imposition of a national goods and services tax.
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Mr. Murphy argued that only the federal government could prosecute him and that a federal law barred the imposition of the death penalty because he was an Indian.
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Like many of the Democratic candidates, Mr. O'Rourke has criticized Mr. Trump's trade policies, including the imposition of tariffs, which have hurt some farmers and blue-collar workers.
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Mr. Moore said he had dissented from Mr. Trump on issues including the imposition of tariffs and the Justice Department's attempts to block corporate mergers on antitrust grounds.
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"A Castorf play that lasts seven hours is a challenge and imposition, it is not the kind of thing that will entertain Czech bus tourists," said Mr. Kuttner.
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Briefing reporters on condition of anonymity, a top State Department official said that he had yet to visit India or China to discuss the re-imposition of sanctions.
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As the number of coronavirus cases grows in Europe, it seems unlikely that EU and national officials will be able to avoid the greater imposition of border controls.
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It is likely that the imposition of this will be postponed as legal challenges are launched, and as officials scramble to see how the policy could be implemented.
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However, in each of these cases, marijuana's risk potential may be mitigated by better regulations and public education, and by the imposition of age restrictions in the marketplace.
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On the regulatory side, Trump's repeal of Obama-era regulations and his imposition of a freeze on increasing regulatory costs has reduced a hidden tax on economic growth.
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"But after the imposition of the migrant ban by President Trump, I am even more strongly opposed to an address by President Trump in Westminster Hall," he added.
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"The imposition of sanctions against these foreign entities is consistent with our efforts to use all available measures to prevent Iran from advancing its missile capabilities," it added.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs said China's imposition of tariffs on soybeans, an agricultural staple in Midwestern swing states, was a sign of worsening friction between Washington and Beijing.
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Those tariffs were set to rise to 25 percent on March 1, but Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed in December to halt imposition of new tariffs.
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The courts have approved these maneuvers, but, along with the administration's imposition of tariffs, they constitute yet another step in the evisceration of Congress's power over the purse.
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Indeed, in a clever marketing move, U.S. regulators have coined the phrase "gold plating" to describe the imposition on U.S. banks of rules more onerous than international standards.
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Trump's decision on Iran and his imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union have strained relations between the U.S. and its European allies.
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In a TERF world, gender is a system that exists solely to oppress women, which it does through the imposition of femininity on those assigned female at birth.
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Lauren Goodwin, portfolio strategist at New York Life Investments, said she expects a result that would prevent a full imposition of tariffs for a lengthy period of time.
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Protests are spreading in several Iranian cities, fueled by the re-imposition Monday of U.S. sanctions on the Islamic Republic against a backdrop of already spiraling economic conditions.
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Mr. Kelly's imposition of order and procedures, which most White House staff members ignored under his predecessor, Reince Priebus, has created less of a need for Mr. Schiller.
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Faced with exclusion, I ask for coexistence; federalism and union, not provincialism and division; the rule of law, not arbitrariness; and pluralism and freedom against dogma and imposition.
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Imposition of both duties would cause Chinese purchases to fall sharply, he said, and air-freighted cargoes of cherries currently on their way to China would be canceled.
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They said they regretted the re-imposition of sanctions by the United States and added that they remained committed to preserving and fully implementing the Iran nuclear deal.
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With capitalism afflicted by an unresolvable structural crisis, fresh populist consent had to be mobilised – often through moral panics about immigrants – for the imposition of harsh neoliberal policies.
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Jesus Seade, Mexico's deputy foreign minister for North America described the imposition of tariffs on Monday as a "stumbling block" that puts at risk passage of the trade deal.
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U.S. Department of Energy Deputy Secretary Dan Brouillette downplayed China's lower imports of American LNG and other energy products following the imposition of tariffs on imports by both sides.
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GOPers have long grimaced about Trump emerging as their nominee, the "Access Hollywood" tape, his comments about Europe and NATO, "fire and fury" and the unilateral imposition of tariffs.
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"Before the imposition of the migrant ban I would have myself have been strongly opposed to an address by President Trump at Westminster Hall," he told MPs on Monday.
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Mexican officials met with their U.S. counterparts for talks in Washington on Wednesday aimed at reaching a deal to stave off the imposition of U.S. tariffs on Mexican goods.
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Safe zones would need to be protected both by ground forces and the imposition of a no-fly zone and so require detailed planning and substantial resources to work.
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The index rose to a two-week high on Monday as investors took heart after the United States and China suspended the imposition of new tariffs on the weekend.
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However, on Tuesday he postponed imposition of the tariffs on Canada, Mexico and the EU until June 1 and reached agreements for permanent exemptions for Argentina, Australia and Brazil.
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Their IDRs were downgraded to 'RD' on the 5303 June 2015 following the imposition of restrictions on the withdrawal of deposits following large outflows from the banks in 1H15.
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However, most economists warn that the imposition of import tariffs could disrupt global manufacturing supply chains, raise input costs and raise prices for consumers, leading to slower economic growth.
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The imposition of tariffs may spur "retaliatory actions that impair the development of new markets," said a spokesman for Chevron Corp, adding the company supports free and fair trade.
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The Paris region had seen nothing like it since the riots of 2005, which touched the city's outer banlieues and ended with the imposition of a state of emergency.
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"Economists would certainly tell you that what is happening in Turkey goes far beyond the United States' recent policies and imposition of various policies," Nauert told a press briefing.
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He dismissed the Catalan leader's calls for "dialogue"—Mr Puigdemont says he wants to talk about a path to independence, which the constitution does not allow—as an "imposition".
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The market will be closely watching how state oil giant Saudi Aramco prices its heavier grades after the imposition of sanctions on Venezuelan crude exports to the United States.
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Banks became more rigorous after the 2008 financial crisis, a series of financial scandals at some of the world's biggest banks and the imposition of tighter regulations, analysts say.
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Last year's sudden ban on high-value currency notes hurt farmers and small businesses badly; this year's clumsy imposition of a complex sales tax has frustrated traders and manufacturers.
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She blurred them because she is trying to avoid terrible hazards such as a breakdown of trade with the EU or the imposition of a hard border in Ireland.
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Particular sore points included its refusal to recognise the Malay language (although locals speak little else) and its imposition on the region of bureaucrats from elsewhere in the country.
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But it seems unlikely that sanctions would be imposed on Warsaw — if only because Hungary would not agree to it, and the imposition of sanctions requires unanimous EU support.
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Still, clerics in Saudi Arabia have supported the imposition of male guardianship based on a verse in the Quran that states men are the protectors and maintainers of women.
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"China firmly opposes the U.S. imposition of unilateral sanctions and so-called 'long-arm jurisdiction' on China and other countries invoking its domestic law," a spokesperson said by email.
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But after two years of recession due to a collapse in oil prices and the imposition of Western sanctions over Moscow's actions in Ukraine, Russia's economic prospects are brightening.
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Video The imposition of punishing tariffs on imported goods has been a favored tactic by Trump, but it has prompted U.S. partners to retaliate, creating risks for the economy.
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"A dark day for our Nordic region," former center-right Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt said on his Twitter feed on Monday to describe the imposition of border checks.
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The world's largest energy consumer is allowed to buy 360,000 bpd of oil from the Islamic Republic for at least 180 days from the imposition of sanctions, Reuters reported.
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He's clearly equipped to manage the agency's personnel and protocols to deliver maximum effectiveness — melding an evidence-based scientific approach with respect for the public cost of imposition. Gov.
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The surprise announcement in early May of higher tariffs on China and a threatened imposition of levies on Mexican imports added to the minefield the Fed must now navigate.
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"It is a $2,85033 regulatory imposition on every person in the United States," wrote Sam Batkins, director of regulatory policy at the American Action Forum, who conducted the study.
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It was the lowest import level since 2015 and in part reflects rising U.S. production after the imposition of "Section 232" tariffs of 10 percent in March last year.
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President Xi Jinping addressed the conference in a short video speech on Wednesday, repeating calls to respect "cyber sovereignty" - the imposition of government controls over cyberspace within China's borders.
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Physical gold demand slowed in top consumer China this week, while a strike by jewelers protesting against the imposition of a tax curbed demand in No. 2 market India.
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Yet, Google's imposition of an essentially self-prescribed one-size-fits-all approach doesn't seem to take into account or allow for the different purposes and interests publishers have.
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In a letter to the United Nations, Brunei has defended the imposition of strict sharia laws, which it began introducing in 2014, as more for "prevention than to punish".
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Iran's oil exports have fallen to just over 1 million bpd, from a peak of more than 2.5 million bpd before the imposition of tougher European sanctions in 2012.
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However, this financial relief would come at a steep political cost: the imposition of an "oversight board", similar to the one that ran Washington, DC from 1995 to 2001.
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While the imposition of tougher sentences on the activists attracted widespread criticism in Hong Kong and overseas, the Hong Kong Bar Association and Law Society defended the court's decision.
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The escalating trade dispute with the United States, and imposition of duties by other countries on Chinese steel means exports are unlikely to return to growth any time soon.
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Demand for certain Schedule II opioid painkillers including morphine, fentanyl, oxycodone and hydrocodone has dropped after the imposition of measures such as prescription-drug monitoring programs, the DEA said.
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But Blackburn rattled off a list of issues on which she disagrees with the president, citing at the top the imposition of tariffs on a wide range of imports.
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" The imposition of work requirements for non-parents and parents without requisite custody belies the president's vision for America — of "boundless potential for compromise, cooperation and the common good.
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The imposition of tariffs focus on the Chinese high-tech products in this round, however, at present, this tariffs policy is opposed by the high-tech giants and consumers.
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Kim's rhetoric has grown increasingly provocative as U.S. and South Korean troops conduct large-scale military exercises and following the imposition of tough new United Nations sanctions against Pyongyang.
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We have already begun seeing "demand destruction" in an industry that was one of the first to experience the imposition of tariffs at the start of 2018: washing machines.
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He advocated greater regulatory oversight of Fannie and Freddie, as well as the imposition of needed capital requirements and putting controls in place to guard against undue risk-taking.
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"We deeply regret the re-imposition of sanctions by the U.S.," the EU and foreign ministers of France, Germany and the United Kingdom said in a joint statement Monday.
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"It is a $2,294 regulatory imposition on every person in the United States," wrote Sam Batkins, director of regulatory policy at the American Action Forum, who conducted the study.
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Laverne Cox , one of the stars of "Orange Is the New Black," who is also a trans activist, objects to the imposition of conventional beauty standards on trans women.
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Ireland is against the imposition of an "economic border" with Northern Ireland and the Irish government is not going to help Britain design one, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said.
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OPEC member Iran has been the main opponent of a freeze as it looks to raise its output to levels seen before the imposition of now-ended Western sanctions.
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Moreover, we believe TRIM may indicate a desire by the ECB to safeguard internal model use for retail and SME portfolios from the potential imposition of a capital floor.
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Economists expect the tightening labor market, which is lifting wages, and the imposition in May of more tariffs on Chinese goods to gradually push inflation towards its 0.33% target.
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Mexican and U.S. officials had held a second day of talks on Thursday amid reports President Donald Trump might delay the imposition of tariffs that was due on Monday.
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Last month, Ingenico reduced its full-year outlook, citing the negative impact from currencies and its planned exit from Iran in response to the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions.
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Through the imposition of financial liability, our legal system encourages businesses to reduce harm to consumers by making their products safer and disclosing the risks associated with their use.
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Despite the emotions and celebrations inside and outside the building, it was a futile gesture as shortly afterwards the Spanish Senate in Madrid approved the imposition of direct rule.
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The imposition of those tariffs on June 1 has led to a global backlash and retaliatory tariffs on U.S. exports from the EU, India, Turkey, Canada, Mexico and others.
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When Trudeau criticized Trump's imposition of new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports — saying "Canadians did not take it lightly" — Trump called him "very dishonest and weak" on Twitter.
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A new study examines its effects, finding that people with a greater sense of entitlement are less likely to follow instructions—because they see rules as an unfair imposition.
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Slovenia has participated in the European Union's refugee resettlement program, taking in around 200 asylum seekers and Mr. Jansa vehemently opposes Brussels' imposition of migrant quotas on member states.
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Ahead of the summit meeting, Mr. Trump has given no indication that he will retreat from his imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Europe and Canada.
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The Chinese, Mr. Trump claimed, are trying to damage his political standing before the midterm elections because of his imposition of tariffs on billions of dollars in Chinese goods.
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For its part, the United States has been expressing concern over Mr. Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian rule, in particular his imposition of a state of emergency since the coup attempt.
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When Hillary Clinton, his opponent, called for the imposition of a no-fly zone over Syria, Mr. Trump warned that it could lead to "World War III" with Russia.
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However, exiting the single market and customs union would see the re-imposition of non-tariff barriers, as well as lingering uncertainty in key areas such as financial services.
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The council's guidance for Mr. Trump is to keep his calls brief, in part because the consecutive translation employed makes even short calls an imposition on the president's day.
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I would have appreciated some more authorial imposition, some attempts by Itzkoff to collate what he has learned and what he thinks into some psychological insights into Williams's character.
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That exhibition was originally scheduled for November but had to be canceled at the last minute after large-scale demonstrations in Bogotá led to the imposition of a curfew.
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Mr. Musharraf also maintained that he was not alone in the imposition of the state of emergency in 2007 and had been aided by senior government and military officials.
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In response, conservationism was born, with the introduction of reforestation efforts and the imposition of harsh prison sentences and even the death penalty for anyone caught setting forest fires.
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The prime example is the imposition of tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber, announced in late April with great fanfare, including a White House briefing with Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
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In the lineup of U.S. trade tools, commercial diplomacy should sit right beside the negotiation of good trade agreements or the imposition penalties on unfair traders or protectionist markets.
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While federal law permits imposition of the death penalty only in the rarest of cases, the Department of Justice likely will seek to impose death on the Pittsburgh shooter.
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Earlier this month, two U.S. senators introduced a bipartisan bill requiring the imposition of sanctions on Turkish officials responsible for the detentions of U.S. citizens and local consulate staff.
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A handshake agreement between the U.S. and the European Union reached in late July may have staved off the imposition of auto tariffs for German, French and Italian carmakers.
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CSL is not captured under the Open Bank Resolution scheme, which allows for the imposition of losses on depositors and senior debt holders when a deposit-taking institution fails.
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In Nicaragua, Ecuador and Peru, community protests against Chinese operations have led to the killings of local residents, imposition of states of emergency and legal actions against Chinese companies.
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Many Turks have grown tired of his imperial behavior, are uncomfortable with his imposition of Islamic strictures on a secular state and are disturbed by signs of economic weakening.
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Many eligible voters boycotted the vote, believing the referendum itself was an undemocratic imposition by the Catalan secessionists who hold a whippet thin majority in the Catalan regional parliament.
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The downside, however, was limited after the United States 'indefinitely suspended' the imposition of 5% tariffs on Mexican goods, following a deal to combat illegal migration from Central America.
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Finance ministers of the closest U.S. allies vented their anger on Saturday over Washington's imposition of metal import tariffs, setting the tone for a heated G7 summit in Quebec.
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BlackRock's Jeff Shen said the escalation of trade tensions and the imposition of tariffs between Washington and Beijing have exacerbated China's financial woes as it works to modernize its economy.
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But Iran, which claims its output is still recovering from the imposition of secondary sanctions by the United States between 22015 and 23.9, has a more ambiguous claim to flexibility.
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Christopher Faulhaber, 19, has been charged in Ohio's Holmes County with two counts of gross sexual imposition and three counts of endangering children, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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The civil liberties group is seeking a permanent injunction to ensure that the grants given for the care of unaccompanied immigrant minors are implemented without the imposition of religious restrictions.
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The room overlooked a grassy quad, where in 1952 students gathered to protest the imposition of Urdu over Bengali and other regional languages in what was then still East Pakistan.
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Hearing several other incompatible styles of beat shudder at similar rhythmic simplifications and the imposition of aggressively eager dance synthesizers is to witness the most painful sort of historical anachronism.
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Turkey is gripped by a currency crisis, precipitated partly by America's imposition of sanctions over Mr Erdogan's refusal to release a pastor, Andrew Brunson, who is absurdly accused of terrorism.
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"It is therefore likely that Donald Trump will announce the imposition of duties — probably at rates of 25% — on imports of autos and auto parts from the EU," said Commerzbank.
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"We, and many others, think that there is probably not enough time to avoid the tariff imposition on Friday," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy, Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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China hopes the United States will stop its wrong tariff action, the commerce ministry said on Thursday, adding that the imposition of any new tariffs would lead to retaliatory actions.
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Physical gold demand slowed in top consumer China last week, while a strike by jewellers protesting against the imposition of a tax curbed demand in India, the No. 2 market.
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But in order to make the single market work, there have to be common rules; and the imposition of those rules is something that British voters seemed to rebel against.
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Christian Savings is not captured under the Open Bank Resolution scheme, which allows for the imposition of losses on depositors and senior debt holders when a deposit-taking institution fails.
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According to anthropological work by Mr Byler and Joanne Smith Finley of Newcastle University in Britain, a religious revival had been under way before the imposition of today's harsh control.
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There were setbacks in the 21984s and 1930s with the emergence of fascism and, of course, the imposition of communism in eastern Europe and China after the Second World War.
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Harsh outcomes in sympathetic cases, and advances in penology and criminology, gradually led legislatures away from mandatory sentences, giving courts considerable discretion in the imposition of proportionate penalties upon offenders.
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Stanley said it appears the export data was impacted by activity around the imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods and the anticipated retaliation of tariffs on U.S. exports to China.
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"The president can force the central bank to do something though the imposition of tariffs, but in doing that the president risks pushing the economy into a recession," he said.
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Since the re-imposition of sanctions on many of Iran's sectors, including shipping, minerals and most significantly oil, the country's currency has tanked and its economy has gone into recession.
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