There are important protections that we must keep in place.
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Maybe the president wants to keep in place these steel tariffs and aluminum tariffs.
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Their conference is divided over how much of the law to keep in place.
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And indeed, the law does keep in place the basic structure of Obamacare's three-legged stool.
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Donald Trump says he will keep in place this Iranian nuclear deal and try to renegotiate it.
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Officially, the NLRB voted to keep in place a regional director's ruling that affirmed the December election.
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The board also voted to keep in place a rule requiring restaurants to serve water only upon request.
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The FCC has extended the exemption for a year, but many have called to keep in place indefinitely.
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I don't think she meant "fix" as in "amend," but "fix" as in "affix," to keep in place.
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The United States would keep in place broad tariffs on Chinese goods for months or perhaps years to come.
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When visual evidence of police brutality circulates widely, it is a warning to black folk to keep in place.
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The bill would also keep in place the so-called "Cadillac tax" on employers who provide generous health insurance plans.
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She would repeal Trump's tax cuts on the wealthy and corporations but keep in place those for the middle class.
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It may also be impossible for Britain to keep in place the EU's 53-odd free-trade deals with third countries.
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But the administration intends to keep in place its zero tolerance policy, which prosecutes those caught coming across the border illegally.
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France has sought to keep in place the nuclear deal with Iran, from which Trump withdrew the United States in 2018.
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President Obama even personally intervened to keep in place the rest of the C.I.A. team that served President George W. Bush.
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But some Algerians believe the military's ultimate aim is to keep in place a system in which it holds extensive power.
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He would also keep in place the government&aposs social safety net but halt its use as a mechanism for political patronage.
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However, the rules keep in place a grandfathering date for existing products that were on the market as of February 15, 2007.
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Judge Arthur Engoron said he would keep in place a temporary order preventing the release of any information until the case is resolved.
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In October, acting mining minister Luhut Pandjaitan said Indonesia would "almost definitely" keep in place a ban on nickel ore and bauxite exports.
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Officials have agreed they should keep in place a requirement of "near certainty" that no civilian bystanders will be killed, the newspaper said.
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However, the EU will keep in place tariffs of between 8.8 and 20.5 percent for Indonesian biodiesel, which were also set in 2013.
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He also said the deal would potentially keep in place top executives accused of enabling Weinstein's alleged abuse of the company's female employees.
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If Hillary is elected, she will keep in place the people and the systems that lie to us every single day about this threat.
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President Obama and several European leaders agreed Friday to keep in place sanctions on Russia that came in response to Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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Novak said OPEC and non-OPEC countries currently plan to keep in place their deal to cut global oil output, the news agency reported.
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A Senate version would probably keep in place most of the rules dictating how much capital lenders have to hold in case of losses.
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Health groups are lobbying the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to keep in place e-cigarette regulations as Republicans press the administration for a repeal.
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Those successes could keep in place plans for Sanders to appear in person with Clinton on Tuesday in New Hampshire, finally endorsing his Democratic primary rival.
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" Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said earlier this month that he would keep in place a decision to designate election systems as "critical infrastructure.
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Apple broke its silence on net neutrality Thursday, urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to keep in place rules on how broadband providers treat web traffic.
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The Senate Budget Committee last month approved a budget resolution, along party lines, that would keep in place the spending cuts mandated by that 2011 law.
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Zinke can halt his proposed rule to allow extreme hunting methods in Alaska's wildlife preserves and keep in place wildlife management regulations that maintain traditional hunting practices.
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One tough decision McConnell will have to make is whether to keep in place ObamaCare's 23.8 percent tax on capital gains and dividends for high-income earners.
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Trump has said the administration will keep in place its zero tolerance policy, though families apprehended for illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border will be detained together.
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Such a change would keep in place some Affordable Care Act provisions in Alaska that the bill would scrap in nearly all other states, the report said.
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The GOP measures create a tax credit system to incentivize people to purchase insurance and would keep in place ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Costing governments and taxpayers billions to keep in place, these 20th-century partnerships are no longer suitable for the threats and problems we face in the 21st century.
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The partial repeal bill — which President Obama vetoed in 85033 — would keep in place insurance protections such as essential health benefits and a ban on preexisting condition exclusions.
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It would also keep in place the so-called "Dreamers" program, which protects from deportation people here illegally who are nevertheless enrolled in a program of higher education.
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Planned Parenthood is hoping to flood the sessions with members in pink T-shirts, urging Congress to keep in place the health care law and the organization's funding.
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Despite allowing customers to resume yen-withdrawals, Coincheck said it would keep in place curbs on cryptocurrency withdrawals until it could guarantee the secure resumption of its operations.
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Meanwhile, 2183 different Democrats signed a letter Monday defending Pelosi and calling to keep in place caucus rules that would make it easier for her to clinch the nomination.
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They want to keep in place the framework of Islamic laws that effectively dictate how people should live, despite enormous changes in Iranian society in the past decade alone.
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In fact, opposing this tax reform is the best way to keep in place a system that's rigged against the little guy for the benefit of the well connected.
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On Ukraine, Pompeo told Lavrov the United States would not recognize Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea and would keep in place economic sanctions imposed on Russia over that move.
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Costco refuses to let go of its $4.99 chicken Costco will go to extreme measures to keep in place the low price of its most-prized item, the rotisserie chicken.
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Protect People With Preexisting Conditions Unlike the AHCA, the Patient Freedom Act would keep in place Obamacare protections that prohibit insurance providers from turning people away because of preexisting conditions.
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It will keep in place a special tax on banks and utilities, and plans a special levy on big retail chains and insurance companies, the program said without giving details.
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State lawmakers voted to keep in place some of lowest taxes on oil and gas production in the United States - a break worth $470 million in fiscal year 2015 alone.
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If the court decides to fully review the lower court's ruling, it would take a majority of the nine justices to keep in place the hold on the contempt order.
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The version of the 2017 National Defense Authorization Act approved Thursday by the Senate Armed Services Committee would keep in place the prohibition on transferring detainees to the United States.
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A fourth idea is to keep in place some federal guidelines but change others to allow states more leeway, so that places where the outbreak isn't as severe can open.
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Planned Parenthood on Tuesday praised the court's decision, issued on Monday, to keep in place a prior stay on the requirement that women wait 72 hours before having an abortion.
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But administration officials have also agreed that they should keep in place one important constraint for such attacks: a requirement of "near certainty" that no civilian bystanders will be killed.
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Home mortgage interest deduction The Senate would keep in place the deduction for newly purchased homes up to $2023 million while the House plan would cut the threshold to $500,000.
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They also want to keep in place rules that encourage young and healthy people to sign up, which the insurers say are crucial to a stable market for individual buyers.
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Religious organizations had sued in DC to challenge the contraception mandate, and in 2015 a majority of the court voted to keep in place a panel decision that upheld the mandate.
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The bill would also keep in place a restriction on transferring Guantánamo Bay detainees to the United States, reform the Pentagon's acquisition process and make changes to the military healthcare system.
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And while Republicans' higher education reauthorization would keep in place a repayment option that ties a borrower's monthly payment amount to their income, it would eliminate options for having loans forgiven.
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Sarah Abdel-Jaleel, a spokeswoman for the organizers, said protesters have started a sit-in around the military's headquarters, which they hope to keep in place until Mr. al-Bashir resigns.
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Trump has yet to say whether he plans to keep in place the sanctions the Obama administration imposed to punish Russia over its hacking of Democratic groups to influence the presidential election.
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That said, a successor might feel bound to keep in place certain categories of redactions including, for example, classified materials or materials that might unduly harm the reputational interests of peripheral players.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said late Tuesday that the United States would keep in place tariffs on Chinese goods until the completion of a second phase of a U.S.-China trade agreement.
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Popular tax credits and deductions The Senate would keep in place a variety of popular tax credits and deductions that would have been eliminated by the House tax bill released last week.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers, conservative groups and online businesses are urging the Supreme Court to keep in place limits on states' ability to require online retailers to collect their sales taxes.
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In his first interview with the Wall Street Journal since the election, Trump said that he will review the portions of the 2010 law that Obama stressed he'd like to keep in place.
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Donald Trump says he will keep in place the Iranian nuclear deal to try to renegotiate ... I will rip to shreds this catastrophic Iranian nuclear deal on the very first day in office.
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Kuczynski had stridently defended Saavedra, a former World Bank economist he reappointed from the previous government, and has vowed to keep in place his education reforms that raised school standards and teacher salaries.
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Even so, this sturdy, methodical rally is due for at least a rest as it generates just enough cautionary counterpoints to keep in place a decent worry wall for the indexes to climb.
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But Washington will keep in place until at least April 17 a prohibition against legal action against foreign firms using property confiscated in the 1960s by the Cuban government, the State Department said.
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Corker expressed support for Tillerson's move on Monday, noting that the State Department reauthorization bill his committee passed directed Foggy Bottom to tell Congress which special envoys it wanted to keep in place.
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Corker's bill would require Congress to pass a resolution of approval before the president imposes new tariffs and would keep in place the other requirements the chief executive must meet before levying fees.
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It would take votes from five justices to keep in place the pause of the contempt citation if the Supreme Court decides to take up a full review of the lower court rulings.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on late Tuesday that the United States would keep in place tariffs on Chinese goods until the completion of a second phase of a U.S.-China trade agreement.
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Another bipartisan group of lawmakers, including several who signed Wednesday's letter, also wrote to DeVos last month urging her to keep in place a 2011 directive on how schools should handle sexual violence reports.
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But Washington will keep in place until at least April 17 a ban on legal action against foreign firms using property confiscated by the Cuban government since the 1959 revolution, the State Department said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Ukraine is dragging its feet on implementation of the Minsk peace agreement because its wants to keep in place the Western sanctions imposed on Russia, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday.
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But it could anger hardline Brexiteers in her own party as it will likely keep in place a still to-be-determined number of E.U. rules and regulations that they'd prefer to see jettisoned entirely.
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A Democratic senator is looking for answers on whether the Trump administration will keep in place the designation of election infrastructure as "critical" and, if so, how the new administration plans to implement it. Sen.
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The emerging proposal would keep in place several popular ObamaCare provisions, including the ban on insurers denying coverage outright to people with preexisting conditions and letting children stay on a parent's plan until age 26.
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At the time, Trump didn't spell out whether the US is planning to keep in place tariffs on all of the $250 billion of Chinese goods the US has imposed penalties or for how long.
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Democrats said Republicans voting to keep in place these "junk" insurance plans that do not have to cover pre-existing conditions was another example they can use to paint the GOP as wrong on health care.
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The Freedom Caucus continued to push to repeal popular pieces of Obamacare, such as the requirement that insurers cover people with preexisting conditions, something President Donald Trump had publicly said he wanted to keep in place.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Tuesday the United States would keep in place tariffs on Chinese goods until the completion of a second phase of a U.S.-China trade agreement.
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Commuting Manning's sentence exemplifies the American values that President Obama advanced throughout his presidency, and it should be an example for the incoming administration, which should keep in place the protections that already exist for transgender prisoners.
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Even if the next president inadvisably chooses to keep in place the current Obama Iranian nuclear agreement, there remains a political opportunity to send a message that the Iranian mullahs are not the only game in town.
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Schumer told reporters that the House bill is an ObamaCare repeal, even though it will keep in place some of the law's reforms, such as allowing adults to stay on their parents' health plans until age 26.
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She has since moved on to attacking Mr. Buttigieg's "Medicare for all who want it" health care proposal, which would keep in place the existing health insurance industry Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have pledged to dismantle.
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Blumenthal sent a letter to the Trump administration's top antitrust prosecutor, Makan Delrahim, on Wednesday, asking him to revisit the deal and to try to keep in place behavioral conditions that are set to expire next year.
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Blumenthal sent a letter to the Trump administration's top antitrust prosecutor, Makan Delrahim, on Wednesday, asking him to revisit the deal and to try to keep in place behavioral conditions that are set to expire next year.
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It also urged global regulators to keep in place measures taken since the financial crisis and both heighten supervision of market liquidity and raise the amount of capital banks have to set aside to cushion any downturn.
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"We cannot keep in place the people and the systems that have brought us to this point and that lie to us every single day about the threat," Gingrich said in prepared remarks at the Republican National Convention.
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Even as the Trump administration maintains publicly that it will keep in place sanctions on Russia over its incursion into Ukraine, White House officials, including Flynn, are offering less committal signals behind closed doors, according to these sources.
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The federal government hopes to gain a rare victory to keep in place its latest policy to dissuade would-be asylum-seekers from entering the US. A woman died after she fell into a meat grinder at work.
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The politics: Democrats said Republicans voting to keep in place these "junk" insurance plans that do not have to cover pre-existing conditions was another example they can use to paint the GOP as wrong on health care.
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He'd know that many problems the poor and marginalized face stem from discriminatory housing policies that effectively keep in place segregation -- affecting everything from school performance to how likely a young person is to end up in prison.
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In exchange for easier access to the Canadian dairy market, the United States has reportedly agreed to Canadian demands that it be allowed to keep in place protection of cultural industries and maintaining the existing tariff settlement system.
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Dr. David Goldberg, the medical director for living donor liver transplantation at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, said the changes keep in place "a zero-sum game" and do little to increase the number of transplants.
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In addition, Russia has for much of the post-Soviet period objected to east-west energy trade through subsea pipelines, hoping to keep in place the north-south trade routes of the Soviet Union's rail and pipeline system.
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Russia had for most of the post-Soviet period objected to east-west energy trade through new subsea pipelines, hoping to keep in place the north-south trade routes of the Soviet Union's existing rail and pipeline system.
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Market sentiment was slightly dented after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Tuesday the United States would keep in place tariffs on Chinese goods until the completion of a second phase of a U.S.-China trade agreement.
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Paul noted one of the biggest changes to the bill was the decision to keep in place ObamaCare's taxes on high-income earners, a 3.8 percent surtax on capital gains and dividends and a 0.9 percent Medicare surtax.
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The fear is that the left-leaning Mr Moon, who has long called for dialogue, will fall under the North's sway, undermining the strategy of deterrence and international sanctions that America and Japan badly want to keep in place.
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Hatch, who heads the Senate's tax writing panel, told reporters Thursday afternoon that he would like to keep in place the deduction for state and local taxes, which the administration wants to eliminate to provide revenue for lower rates.
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Several Obama administration counterterrorism officials had been bracing for a more complete dismantling of their handiwork, and they offered tentative praise for the prospect that their successors will keep in place heightened standards to protect civilians outside war zones.
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That would put more responsibility on the tech giants that are reaping huge profits and mostly keep in place the status quo for smaller platforms that aren't monetizing individual pieces of content through methods like advertising pre-roll on video.
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" In its initial statement, the Justice Department went even further than the Pentagon, taking aim at the injunctions by asserting that they forced the military to keep in place a policy "that poses a risk to military effectiveness and lethality.
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Donovan said the administration wants to keep in place "a significant portion" of money pegged to help West Africa recover from a two-year Ebola epidemic that killed more than 11,300 people, and develop public health services to prevent future epidemics.
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As measles spreads and public officials try to prevent the disease from becoming endemic in the U.S. again, a debate is heating up nationally over whether to mandate vaccines or keep in place laws that allow for more individual choice.
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All of that means the network has the competitive advantage of spending hundreds of millions every year — its political and policy budget for the 2016 cycle is roughly $250 million — to keep in place a permanent ground army in 36 states.
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He spoke briefly on several points in agreement with the intelligence figures on the panel, highlighting his view of the importance of keeping closely held information secret and calling on Congress to keep in place surveillance powers for the government.
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I think it would likely come as a surprise to many commenters that they were being mobilized to argue to keep in place a nearly century-old regulatory regime that was abruptly shoehorned onto a complex and innovative 21st century industry.
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" • "The president didn't explain whether the U.S. is pressing to keep in place tariffs on all the $250 billion of Chinese goods the U.S. has hit with levies, or some portion of them, nor did he indicate for how long.
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While the bloc wants to spend more on climate, migration, digitalisation and security measures, the rich net contributors refuse to pay more while poorer net beneficiaries are determined to keep in place the support they get for farming and development.
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The Trump administration is proposing to keep in place the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which permits people to stay who were illegally brought to the United States as young children and who are presently employed or in school.
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And those woes are likely to intensify, they warned, after the Office of the United States Trade Representative on Friday said they would keep in place the 25 percent tariff on imported wine and cheese products from the European Union.
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Both candidates would keep in place the top copper exporter's longstanding free-market economic model, but Pinera has promised investor-friendly policies to turbocharge growth, while Guillier wants to press on with outgoing President Michelle Bachelet's overhaul of education, taxes and labor laws.
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Many moderates have long advocated that while the Republican Party has been running to repeal Obamacare for the last seven years, they also have been promising constituents back home to keep in place popular provisions like protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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LONDON, June 27 (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday said he wanted to keep in place arrangements with France that allow British border controls to be based in the French port of Calais, following last week's decision to leave the European Union.
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TRONDHEIM, Norway (Reuters) - The European Union should keep in place the sanctions imposed on Russia over the Ukraine crisis, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told Reuters on Monday, a day after the German foreign minister said they should gradually be phased out.
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In theory, Flores could be superseded at any time by DHS regulations — it wasn't supposed to be a de facto law, just a framework to keep in place while the government came up with permanent rules to ensure migrant kids were adequately protected.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia will "almost definitely" keep in place a ban on nickel ore and bauxite exports, the country's mining minister said on Wednesday, just days after it had considered lifting the restriction to raise extra cash in an overhaul of mining rules.
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Even many of Trump's detractors would agree that no president should keep in place the head of a crucial division who — along with some of his top staff — apparently worked to undermine or control the president, and exercised poor judgment in important matters.
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According to a statement from Pena Nieto's office, both sides agreed to work together on security and Pena Nieto praised the Trump administration's decision to keep in place a program that allows some immigrants, brought into the country illegally by their parents, to stay.
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He was referring to both the Times report and the imminent ruling by world athletics' governing body, the IAAF, on whether to lift or keep in place a suspension of Russian athletes from competition ahead of the Rio Olympics that begin on Aug. 5.
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The newly-elected board will meet shortly to appoint UBS banker Fabio Innocenzi as Carige's new chief executive, as top shareholder Vittorio Malacalza defeated a group of rival investors who wanted to keep in place the current CEO to quickly steer Carige towards a merger.
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Instead of providing accusers with legal counsel, the Senate bill would provide them with a "confidential adviser" who would be barred from dispensing legal advice, and it would keep in place some of the unnecessary hoops accusers currently must jump through before they can sue.
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For the second time in two months, a federal judge has stepped into an intense political fight over immigration policy, issuing an injunction that orders the Trump administration to keep in place the embattled program known as DACA, which protects young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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What isn't being discussed in the mad dash to protect the EPA from further undermining – and keep in place the country's Paris-related commitments to climate action and greenhouse gas emissions reductions – is the likely escalated application of toxic chemicals on our food, families and farms.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Wednesday that he wants to keep in place the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, amid speculation about Mr. Rosenstein's future, which was thrust into doubt by revelations that he had discussed secretly taping the president and removing him from office.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The sculptor of Wall Street's "Charging Bull" statue is seeing red over New York City's decision to keep in place the "Fearless Girl" sculpture that now stares it down, saying the adjacent art has changed the meaning of his work and violated his legal rights.
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Conservatives who are working to undo Obama-era Wall Street reforms do have one regulation they'd like to keep in place: high capital requirements for financial institutions, so that big banks can pay for their own losses if they run into trouble instead of needing a government bailout.
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Goods news, says Mr. Rosenthal, because laws that outlaw smoking weed have no impact on consumption, promote crime, and help keep in place a racist system in which young black men are many, many times more likely to be arrested and serve time for using marijuana than white men.
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Lawsuits in U.S. courts against Cuban entities will be permitted beginning March 19 but the State Department will keep in place until at least April 17 a prohibition against legal action against foreign companies using property confiscated in the 1960s by the Cuban government, the State Department said.
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"The district court has entered a nationwide injunction that requires (the Department of Homeland Security) to keep in place a policy of non-enforcement that no one contends is required by federal law and that DHS has determined is, in fact, unlawful and should be discontinued," Francisco wrote.
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In the meantime, Tehran's egregious regional policies dispatch thousands of troops to Syria to keep in place Assad and a regime responsible for crimes against humanity, as stated by the UN; support Lebanese Hezbollah, Shia and proxy militias in Iraq and Yemen, not to mention ransacking the Saudi embassy in Teheran.
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NEW YORK, April 12 (Reuters) - The sculptor of Wall Street's "Charging Bull" statue is seeing red over New York City's decision to keep in place the "Fearless Girl" sculpture that now stares it down, saying the adjacent art has changed the meaning of his work and violated his legal rights.
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Washington (CNN)In a surprisingly close vote, the Senate advanced legislation Tuesday that would keep in place a key electronic surveillance tool the government says it needs to track terrorists, barely overcoming objections from a bipartisan group of civil libertarian-focused senators who wanted to add changes to the bill.
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Now it is a measure that will effectively help keep in place what Mr. Trump has referred to as "maximum pressure" on North Korea and Mr. Kim, who has said he will take steps to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula but has not begun to dismantle his arsenal of nuclear weapons.
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Because the court fights so far have centered on whether judges should impose and keep in place temporary restraining orders, the legal arguments in the last few days have centered on the government's contention that there is "no potential irreparable harm" to justify keeping the extraordinary orders in place pending fuller briefing and arguments.
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The memos are viewable in full at the bottom of this story, but here are some of the key takeaways: Nearly everyone will be a target While the memos keep in place — at least for now — Obama-era protections for people who were brought to the country illegally as children, they give immigration agents broad discretion about whom they can arrest.
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But in doing so, the Department of Labor would get into a debate about just how far states should go in gating government benefits, if this is a practical policy to keep in place, or whether this kind of policy could actually lead to more drug use by removing one of the few financial safety nets the unemployed rely on to lead healthy lives.
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"The district court has entered a nationwide injunction that requires DHS to keep in place a policy of non-enforcement [of immigration laws] that no one contends is required by federal law and that DHS has determined is, in fact, unlawful and should be discontinued," the Justice Department lawyers argue in making their case for why the district court's ruling should be reviewed and overturned.
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Crucially, these lobbying efforts help keep in place the the controversial immigrant detention bed quota, which requires ICE to maintain and pay for at least 31,000 beds at all times The arbitrary quota has been described by the the Center for Constitutional Rights as a primary driver of an immigrant detention—it also improves assures private prison companies that there will always be a need for their facilities.
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The leaders of Europe's two most powerful countries — France and Germany — visited the White House recently to try to convince President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to keep in place the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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While past attempts by the administration to crack down on immigration have been blocked in federal court, the federal government hopes to gain a rare victory in the 9th Circuit to keep in place its latest policy to dissuade would-be asylum-seekers from entering the US. Under the Migrant Protection Protocols policy, certain migrants at the border receive a "notice to appear" in US immigration court and are returned to Mexico until their hearing date.
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He later appointed Republican Chuck HagelCharles (Chuck) Timothy HagelOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces Five takeaways from Pentagon chief's first major trip Esper given horse in Mongolia as US looks for new inroads against China MORE as secretary of Defense, and former Procter & Gamble CEO and Republican donor Robert McDonald to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs — a pick some Republicans are urging Trump to keep in place.
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And I think with all due respect to Congressman Gowdy, I don&apost think the American people would be happy with the idea that the norm we&aposve had in this country, I think from the beginning of this country, but certainly since the modern era, since Watergate, that the incumbent administration does not use the awesome counterterrorism and law enforcement powers that it has to monitor the opposition party in an electoral campaign is a norm the American people would like to keep in place, and Gowdy is simply wrong when he says that the object here was to monitor the activities of a few tangential players that had kind of tenuous connections to the Trump campaign.
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