Which is to leave in place a sovereign equipped for her duty.
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That would leave in place the lower-court rulings favoring the Obama administration.
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That would leave in place lower-court rulings that favored the Obama administration.
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Such rulings leave in place lower court decisions and provide no national legal precedent.
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"All it has to do is leave in place decisions like the 5th Circuit."
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The agency said it would leave in place parts of the rule not under dispute.
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By somehow claiming that Congress would not have wanted to leave in place the ACA provisions that Congress did in fact leave in place, the Justice Department is doing the opposite of what it did for DOMA by ignoring legislative intent rather than acknowledging it.
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A 4-4 ruling by the high court would leave in place the appeals court ruling.
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But his critics say he failed to leave in place political structures that could survive him.
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The Cruz-Lee amendment would technically leave in place Obama-era insurance rules and consumer protections.
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Indeed, the trade pact is likely to leave in place tariffs on $360 billion in goods.
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But the president would leave in place popular breaks for mortgage interest, charitable contributions and retirement savings.
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But it will leave in place tariffs on about $370 billion worth of Chinese imports per year.
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The law would leave in place many of Obamacare's rules, which companies say make insurance plans pricey.
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In the process, they would leave in place the old cables that were no longer in use.
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The court could split 4-4, which would leave in place a lower court's decision upholding the law.
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The court could split 19813-4, which would leave in place a lower court's decision upholding the law.
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The court could split 2000-433, which would leave in place a lower court's decision upholding the law.
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Over the weekend, Republicans announced they would only partially repeal SALT and leave in place the property tax deduction.
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Even for those regulations we must leave in place, we must strike every provision that is counterproductive, ineffective, or outdated.
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It would also leave in place, for now, the controlling structure of his two big media companies, Viacom and CBS.
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Mr. Trump now says he may be willing to leave in place two popular provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
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The new measure will leave in place two ObamaCare taxes on the wealthy, in a departure from the initial bill.
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The new rules also leave in place a requirement that all residents work no more than 80 hours a week.
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Congress will leave in place a ban on genetically modified human embryos, despite a push to overturn it, Stat News reports.
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Consumer groups are asking the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to leave in place current rule limiting robocalls from student debt collectors.
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It would leave in place the current system of pledged delegates, who are elected in proportion to each state's popular vote.
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The new restrictions would leave in place a suspension of the U.S. refugee resettlement program that the administration is also reviewing.
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What he won't touch: Trump will leave in place U.S.-Cuba commercial flights and will not close embassies or break diplomatic relations.
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The changes leave in place a similar scale, but one that allows for higher charges, especially for facilities with smaller inmate populations.
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House lawmakers from the South are urging their colleagues to leave in place a Department of Agriculture inspection program for imported catfish.
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It will largely leave in place the grip that four big banks, including National Australia Bank, have on the country's banking system.
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The court's ruling was largely procedural, but the practical upshot is to leave in place a legislative map that's relatively favorable to Democrats.
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Instead, on Monday, Trump said he would leave in place workplace protections for LGBT people that were instituted under former President Barack Obama.
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The guidance does leave in place Obama's 2012 executive action that protected 750,000 people brought to the United States illegally by their parents.
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United Nations agencies planned to leave in place a skeleton crew of Yemenis from that city to continue some of the aid mission.
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He said that outcome could leave in place the "illusion of an abortion right," without generating the type of headlines that would energize liberals.
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Were they achievable, they would still leave in place a large gulf between the country's left-of-center and right-of-center political factions.
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Such a split ruling would be a defeat for Obama because it would leave in place the 5th Circuit decision disallowing his executive action.
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The partial trade pact will leave in place broad tariffs on many of those industries to prevent Chinese competitors from flooding the American market.
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The deal will, however, leave in place 25% tariffs on a $250 billion array of Chinese industrial goods and components used by U.S. manufacturers.
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The deal will, however, leave in place 21% tariffs on a $2024.80 billion array of Chinese industrial goods and components used by U.S. manufacturers.
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The deal will, however, leave in place 22% tariffs on a $2261.45 billion array of Chinese industrial goods and components used by U.S. manufacturers.
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Of course, the result is to leave in place political and economic structures that harm the very groups that inclusionary neoliberals claim to support.
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The likely outcome now is a deadlock that would leave in place a decision from the federal appeals court in California upholding the mandatory payments.
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According to the synopsis, the new bill would amend the Communications Act and leave in place much of the FCC's changes voted in last week.
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Trump, in interviews, has suggested that Obama urged him to leave in place parts of Obamacare during the pair's one-on-one meeting on Thursday.
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"If you repeal this mandate, but leave in place dictates as to whom may purchase insurance, you create a business model doomed to fail," he wrote.
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Katyal also urged the justices to leave in place the lower court opinion as it applies to refugees with assurance of assistance from volunteer resettlement agencies.
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A tie vote, on the other hand, would leave in place an injunction blocking the plan and probably deny Mr. Obama any chance of resurrecting it.
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Lawyers for the state urged the Supreme Court to stay out of the case and leave in place a lower court opinion that went against Cilek.
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A deadlocked Supreme Court would leave in place the lower court ruling and oust the justices from their role as the final arbiters of federal law.
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Consequently, New Jersey would have needed to win five of eight judges, since a 212-22015 tie would leave in place the Third Circuit's prior decision.
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That raises the possibility of a 4-4 split that would leave in place a 2015 lower-court ruling that threw out the president's executive action.
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Despite last week's reversals of Obama administration changes to U.S.-Cuba relations, President Trump reportedly will leave in place immigration policy changes implemented by his predecessor.
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Meantime, the US Trade Representative on Friday said the United States for now would leave in place 25% tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Under that process, every four years, the president would need to send Congress a report with "a proposal to repeal, modify, or leave in place" the authorization.
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The Justice Department is urging the Supreme Court to leave in place a lower court ruling that struck down one of the nation's toughest voter ID laws.
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Legislation needs to fix real problems in the law, but must leave in place those provisions that have enhanced the long-term health of our capital markets.
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"We cannot leave in place any tax policies that encourage our companies to move their operations overseas, just to sell back in the United States," Brady said.
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That raises the possibility of a 4-4 ruling that would leave in place the decision favoring Grimm by the Richmond-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The likely outcome now is a 2981-to-33 split that would leave in place a decision from the federal appeals court in California upholding the mandatory payments.
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Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY) introduced the Save Net Neutrality Act, which would stop the FCC from continuing its current proceeding and leave in place the 2015 rules.
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Last week, Senate Finance Committee Democrats asked Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to leave in place regulations adopted under President Barack Obama to combat earnings stripping and tax inversions.
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Below is the plan for the royal wedding, which, in case time turn around or someone later needs to study the historical record, we will leave in place.
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Clinton, backed by Obama in her White House bid, could be expected to leave in place or even expand on his initiatives and to defend them in court.
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In June she said she wants to leave in place the Medicaid expansion and rules forcing insurers to cover people with preexisting conditions, two key planks of the ACA.
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The new restrictions are aimed at tightening travel rules and stemming funds directed toward the Cuban military, though Trump plans to leave in place several policies from under Obama.
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A. It raises the possibility of a 4-to-4 tie that would leave in place the conflicting appeals court decisions and create a legal patchwork across the nation.
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The IP around how to do this — which crops to grow, which trees and ponds to leave in place, and how to rotate those crops — is a valuable product.
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Removing Koskinen may make some Congress members feel better, but it will only leave in place the bad rules that led to the scandal and the possibility of another.
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A statement issued by the United States Trade Representative also on Friday said the United States would leave in place 25% tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Such a ruling would leave in place a lower court's decision to throw out the civil rights claims against the agent, Jesus Mesa, filed by the family of Sergio Hernandez.
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Mr. Trump said Friday that, after talking with President Obama this week, he might be willing to leave in place parts of the Affordable Care Act once he's in office.
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In court papers, lawyers for the student, Gavin Grimm, urged the Supreme Court to leave in place a lower court's order in favor of Grimm while the litigation goes on.
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The Treasury Department's decision would leave in place personal sanctions on Mr. Deripaska and require him to give up control over Rusal and two linked companies, EN+ and JSC EuroSibEnergo.
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Second, they take comfort in the hope that Trump will leave in place a policy agenda they largely support, even if he temporarily disrupts norms, alliances, and other sources of order.
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The research is based on the GOP's repeal bill from 2015, which would strike down the law's mandates, subsidies and Medicaid expansion but leave in place some non-budget related provisions.
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WASHINGTON — The White House said on Monday that President Trump would leave in place a 2014 Obama administration order that created new workplace protections for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
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Mr. Schwarzman has counseled him on a number of topics, including advising him to leave in place President Barack Obama's executive order shielding young undocumented immigrants, known as "Dreamers," from deportation.
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If the court were to hear the case, many think Breyer would vote with his fellow liberals, meaning the court could split 4-4 and leave in place Grimm's appeals court victory.
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That raises the possibility of a 4-4 split that would leave in place a 2015 lower-court ruling that threw out the president's executive action that bypassed the Republican-led Congress.
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Four governors of states where voters have legalized marijuana for recreational use are asking the Trump administration to leave in place an Obama-era agreement that gave exemptions to the legal pot industry.
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In the first two, tie votes would leave in place conservative appeals court decisions but set no Supreme Court precedent, allowing the justices to return to the broader legal issues in later cases.
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Democratic mayors and governors would likely leave in place orders closing businesses and requiring residents to stay at home, while Republican officials would be more likely to march in lockstep with the president.
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John Lee, Hong Kong's secretary for security, said the proposed changes to the law would leave in place protections for human rights, including assurances that those extradited will not face the death penalty.
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A stalemate between the House and Senate would leave in place Mr. Obama's health law, but efforts by President Trump and Congress to undermine it could send health insurance markets into a tailspin.
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The department could opt to abandon plans for the new system and leave in place its current approach of farming out loan servicing to a variety of vendors, each with its own tactics.
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The U.S. Senate should leave in place the Department of Labor rules that allow states the freedom to act and innovate to help millions of workers save their own money for their own retirement.
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Though many Americans refuse to see the connection between Confederate monuments -- which a recent poll finds most white Americans want to leave in place -- and 21st-century police brutality, black Americans understand it well.
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AND SINCE IT IS AN ENFORCEMENT MATTER, IF WE'RE NOT QUITE SATISFIED THAT WE HAVE A VERY GOOD ALTERNATIVE, WE'RE SIMPLY NOT GOING TO DO IT AND WE WILL LEAVE IN PLACE THE SANCTIONS.
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"In some cases, the State Department would leave in place several positions and offices, while in other cases, positions and offices would be either consolidated or integrated with the most appropriate bureau," he added.
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Any deal is likely to leave in place new American tariffs on cars, aircraft parts, equipment for nuclear power plants and other items that administration officials see as essential for economic and security reasons.
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A ruling requiring or allowing the counting of only eligible voters now seems less likely, and a 2674-to-4 split would leave in place an appeals court decision upholding Texas' practice of counting everybody.
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If the high court refuses to hear the case, the justices would leave in place the groundbreaking appeals court ruling in favor of transgender rights that Grimm could use the bathroom of the student's choice.
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" Sanders was quick to fire back, with Campaign Manager Faiz Shakir issuing a statement that called Biden's plan "a middle ground proposal that would leave in place the corporate greed that robs our healthcare system.
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It did, however, leave in place the court order that made it easier for travelers from the six Muslim-majority countries to enter the U.S. and allowed a previous expansion of "bona fide relationships" to stay.
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"The PTAB decision does, however, leave in place patents previously issued to the Broad Institute for use of CRISPR-Cas9 in human and other "eukaryotic" cells," UC Berkeley's Public Affairs wrote in a blog post today.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and 11 other Democrats said on Tuesday it was "critical" that the Trump administration leave in place new vehicle fuel efficiency rules, saying the higher standards were achievable.
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This would mean that the lower court decision in favor of the unions would stand, and in the abortion and immigration cases this would leave in place lower court rulings in favor of the conservative result.
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A 4-4 deadlock seemed a real possibility, one that would leave in place an appeals court ruling that blocks the plan and deny Mr. Obama the chance to revive it while he remains in office.
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In the oral argument in the case last week, the shorthanded eight-justice court appeared split, raising the possibility of a 4-4 decision that would leave in place lower court rulings that backed the Obama administration.
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Putin, at his joint news conference with Erdogan, said though that Russia would leave in place for now some of its restrictions on Turkey — an embargo on tomato imports and curbs on entry visas for Turkish citizens.
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A 4-4 split would leave in place an October 2015 ruling by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that upheld a lower-court injunction requiring a hearing after six months of detention.
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The data-gathering tools they leave in place — from moorings that monitor oscillating water temperatures to radars encased in 10-foot-tall, egg-like protective shells that take images of melting ice — are vulnerable to the elements.
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Still, saying he was obliged to ensure the independence of his court from unlawful influence "from any source," Colonel Pohl said he would leave in place, for six more months, the ban that he had previously imposed.
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He will also leave in place some other tangible measures implemented by his Democratic predecessor, including the resumption of direct U.S.-Cuba commercial flights, though Trump's more restrictive policy seems certain to dampen new economic ties overall.
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If the decision is ultimately affirmed by the International Trade Commission — a quasi-independent judicial agency — that would leave in place tariffs as much as 219 percent on sales of some Bombardier planes in the United States.
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The Supreme Court will leave in place a Kentucky law requiring doctors who perform abortions to show a patient an ultrasound of the fetus and narrate what's going on, even if the patient doesn't want to listen.
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In the oral argument in the case last week, the shorthanded eight-justice court appeared closely divided, raising the possibility of a 4-4 split that would leave in place lower court rulings that backed the Obama administration.
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Some automakers are also pushing the Trump administration to leave in place or boost credits for building electric vehicles, but some administration officials do not like credits because they think it unfairly gives certain vehicles advantages over others.
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President-elect Donald Trump and the GOP have made repealing ObamaCare their first priority for 2900, but have not said what parts of the law they will leave in place or what a replacement plan will look like.
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We hope the members of Congress in D.C. will leave in place the successful tools that have helped local stakeholders turn around some of our most troubled fisheries and led to incredible economic growth all along our coasts.
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Should Lopez Obrador win the presidency, he would leave in place energy contracts already signed with private producers so long as they were "good for the nation," but might not allow new ones, his adviser Alfonso Romo told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Supreme Court justices on Monday signaled they are likely to leave in place a lower-court's ruling that Virginia's Republican-led legislature unlawfully considered race when drawing U.S. congressional districts by packing black voters into one of them.
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An investigative feature published in 2015 by In These Times found that about a quarter of American mothers—with no paid leave in place—are forced to head back to work by the two week mark simply to make ends meet.
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Meanwhile companies are being forced to leave in place compromised routers and switches from even the most suspect of manufacturers, as removing them would lead to a degradation of network capacity at the exact moment when it is valued most.
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Changes like this might leave in place many of the benefits that cost sharing is supposed to provide in curbing spending, while removing the harms of high out-of-pocket spending for many vulnerable Americans who need care the most.
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During the news conference before he addressed a large crowd in Marshalltown, Iowa, Trump expressed irritation that Fox News planned to leave in place as a moderator the anchor Megyn Kelly, whose questioning of Trump at a debate last August angered him.
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Democrats quickly opposed the resolution as "a Republican-only bill" that would not help Flint, Michigan, cope with lead-contaminated water and would leave in place a prohibition against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission requiring public companies to disclose political spending.
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In a plea addressed to Mr. Trump — as well as President Obama and members of Congress — 365 companies and major investors emphasized their "deep commitment to addressing climate change," and demanded that he leave in place low-emissions policies in the United States.
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Among the potential risks, experts said, is that Mr. Trump would accept a deal with Mr. Kim that would freeze his nuclear program and dismantle his intercontinental ballistic missiles, but leave in place the North's arsenal of intermediate and short-range missiles.
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"This court therefore should grant rehearing to provide for a decision by the court when it has a full complement of members, rather than allow a nonprecedential affirmance by an equally divided court to leave in place a nationwide injunction of such significance," Gershengorn wrote.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Rio de Janeiro will try to convince Brazil's government to leave in place indefinitely the national security force that protected the Olympics to cut down on crime amid a budget crisis, state public safety secretary Jose Mariano Beltrame said on Thursday.
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Schumer's legislation would leave in place decisions by states on how to regulate marijuana, the authority of federal law enforcement to penalize trafficking from states that have legalized the drug to those that have not, and federal regulation of marijuana advertising so children aren't targeted.
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Trudeau has much less to lose than Mexico in a NAFTA reorganization, as a dissolution of the agreement would leave in place the terms of a U.S.-Canada deal inked in 1987 that would soften the blow a U.S. withdrawal from NAFTA would deal.
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Mr. Barr is likely to be confirmed because Republicans control the Senate and because defeating him would leave in place the acting attorney general, Matthew G. Whitaker, a Trump loyalist whose installation in that role Democrats see as illegitimate and a threat to Mr. Mueller.
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The United States alone is projected to spend $1 trillion over the next 30 years to sustain and rebuild its nuclear arsenal -- despite concerns the plans are unsustainable and would leave in place force levels that exceed what President Barack Obama has said is required for deterrence.
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The writers' proposal would also leave in place the president's sole authority to launch a nuclear attack in every other case, including launching on warning of an incoming attack — even though the United States' early-warning systems are known to have provided false warnings in the past.
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If the public outrage is truly directed not at a particular person, but rather at the injustices of the past as judged by the standards of the present, then we must also take a hard look at other monuments that we choose to leave in place.
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Major Silicon Valley startup accelerators Y Combinator and Techstars, as well as startup advocacy group Engine, are circulating a letter asking FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to leave in place the net neutrality rules passed under former Chairman Tom Wheeler in 2015, formally known as the Open Internet Order.
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Justice Antonin Scalia's death may have muted the prospect of truly bold action, but even a 298-to-1 tie would have enormous consequences, because it would leave in place an appeals court decision that could drive down the number of abortion clinics in Texas to about 227.
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And the effect of this 4-4 tie was to leave in place a federal appeals court decision that blocks the program, and it effectively ends any chance of reviving the program while President Obama is in office, and raises real questions about whether this immigration overhaul will ever come into being.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is expected to overrule his top national security advisers and decline to certify the Iran nuclear agreement, according to people who have been briefed on the matter, a decision that would reopen a volatile political debate on Iran but is likely to leave in place the landmark deal negotiated by the Obama administration.
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"President Trump could direct the Treasury Department, the Commerce Department, the Department of Transportation, US Customs and Border Protection, the Department of Justice, and the Department of State to rescind, revise, or leave in place any of the decisions that President Obama has taken since December 17, 2014," says John Kavulich, the president of the US-Cuba Trade and Economic Council.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), an ardent opponent of ObamaCare, is proposing Republicans leave in place the law's subsidies while spending less on them, a compromise he thinks could gather the support needed to pass a repeal of the law.
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President-elect Donald 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 and the GOP have made repealing ObamaCare their first priority for 2017, but have not said what parts of the law they will leave in place or what a replacement plan will look like.
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"I will tell you what I think about Oprah's chance of being the Democratic nominee in 2020 when you tell me where Oprah is on single payer and what her plan is to pay for it; what her immigration reform proposal looks like and what kind of border security it includes; and which elements of the Trump tax plan she'd roll back and which ones she would leave in place," one veteran Democratic strategist said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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