By barring localities from imposing stricter regulations than those passed by the Legislature, the law, in effect, empowered the state, not localities, to regulate rents.
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He won the home localities of University of Virginia and
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Wages should be higher in more expensive localities, he said.
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Immigrants are helping to stem shrinkage in another 150 localities.
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Localities may also levy their own taxes on recreational pot.
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Many localities also have slapped special taxes on sugary beverages.
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No localities in North Carolina have their own higher minimums.
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Some localities will take longer and will try different approaches.
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Still, primary social distancing powers reside in states and localities.
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States and localities faced unique challenges in the Great Recession.
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Unless we give more assistance to the states and localities.
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Other localities have shut down cinemas, theaters and concert venues.
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Signer argues that localities should now be able to decide.
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Only Chinese schoolchildren (represented by four localities) scored more highly.
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Some localities are being proactive in other areas as well.
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Proponents insisted it was the localities that usurped state authority.
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States and localities across the country are also likely to resist.
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The chamber's proposals emphasize simplicity and uniformity across industries and localities.
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Many states and localities will likely have hardened their electoral systems.
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"We might see states or localities make those decisions," Hale said.
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Some localities don't even have enough equipment to handle the crisis.
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It's that states and localities are not enforcing their existing laws.
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We've gone to neglected localities to help where the government hasn't.
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And the group encourages other localities to take on similar measures.
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That's why activists like Sinyangwe are focused on states and localities.
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A pack of cigarettes costs more than $10 in many localities.
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The law prevents localities from enacting certain forms of rent control.
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Dozens of states and countless localities have enacted voter suppression measures.
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The question is, will states, localities, and tribes have any say?
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The federal government is a big ATM when it comes to social problems — it gives money to the states and localities, but it's the states and localities that actually spend the money and perform the tasks.
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Many localities, instead, are urging companies to stay shut until Mar. 20143.
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Amazon is reaching similar deals with localities all around the United States.
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It has caused some localities and individuals to forgo their legal rights.
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The reason states and localities sign these documents, of course, is obvious.
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That figure is before localities levy their own taxes on recreational pot.
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But many thousands of projects currently unaffordable to localities will become affordable.
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"All localities should be vigilant and actively guard against it," it said.
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DeVos answered that she would leave the issue to localities and states.
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We're paving the path for other localities to take the same action.
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Also at issue is how to deliver funds to states and localities.
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The administration also has sued other states and localities over sanctuary policies.
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Some localities in Florida went further, especially in densely populated South Florida.
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Dozens of states and localities have suspended evictions and utility shut-offs.
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Additionally, localities cannot print more currency, nor can they influence interest rates.
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It also keeps a section that blocks localities from passing anti-discrimination protections.
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Pat McCrory in March, also bars localities from enacting ordinances to the contrary.
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But because we have a decentralized system, [it's] usually the states or localities.
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According to the Times-Dispatch, 10 localities have already started purchasing new equipment.
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According to the Times-Dispatch, 85033 localities have already started purchasing new equipment.
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Other policy ideas have proven successful in states and localities around the country.
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It suffers daily power failures much worse than those in neighboring Hindu localities.
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J.B. Pritzker had encouraged localities to expand early voting hours until Election Day.
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It's an emerging tax issue, and states and localities are playing catch up.
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But localities would be prevented from restricting such areas to single-family homes.
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Some, like New York's, are limited to certain localities, while others are statewide.
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The Booker bill leaves most of this up to localities to figure out.
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The next would talk about the right of localities to set zoning policy.
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Warren would try to extend this ban to states and localities as well.
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Seventy-eight fusion centers were developed in states and localities tied to DHS.
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States and localities led the way in making electricity a publicly governed utility.
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Amazon was long accustomed to highly deferential treatment from localities across the country.
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In many localities, tenants suffering serious housing problems also can move without penalty.
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The Feds says the burden is on localities to prove their designs are safe.
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Small government is a supreme Republican virtue only until localities pass pro-labor legislation.
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In fact, brisk economic growth is leading several states and localities to hike wages.
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"We're seeing stronger economic recovery, and we're seeing it across all localities," Rosenberg said.
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Almost as soon as Luther started the Reformation, alternative Reformations arose in other localities.
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Localities and states that overtax and overregulate set in motion a self-feeding cycle.
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Many localities understand the job-creating, economy-boosting benefits that broadband investment will bring.
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In that case, states and localities would be able to enact their own rules.
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The agency has also conducted system security assessments for dozens of states and localities.
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If that supermajority were reached, the agreement would be binding on all participating localities.
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Throughout US history, election administration has generally been left to localities and the states.
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But DHS and localities have to take a much more holistic view of security.
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A Florida law passed this year requires localities to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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But localities where tusi ruled were allowed to retain their distinct, traditional sociopolitical structures.
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Today, 11 states and a handful of localities guarantee paid sick leave for workers.
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Just as important is the political stability of the localities in which they reside.
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More than 100 localities have since passed measures declaring support for the Second Amendment.
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In about half the country, states and localities have passed laws forbidding such discrimination.
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In succeeding years, several countries, localities and school districts banned or restricted its use.
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And Assembly Democrats (and localities across the state) did not have their taxes extended.
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Most states had deadlines on Monday, though some localities have a Tuesday cutoff point.
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But the study also found that some faith groups and localities feature fewer restrictions.
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The Justice Department has struggled in federal courts to pressure localities on sanctuary policies.
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The political reaction led many localities to cut back more generally on ICE cooperation.
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And it's the localities that are having to bear a lot of those costs.
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They forget that Congress depends heavily on states and localities to implement federal policy.
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"If closures of these stores across localities or states occur inconsistently, there is an increased chance that people will travel interstate or among localities to find an open store with available supply, increasing risk of spread among communities," WSWA CEO Michelle Korsmo wrote.
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Few localities have more than one cable television company, but most have several wireless carriers.
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You have to be able to share with states and localities and all of that.
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" She added, "Broadband deployment efforts must be a partnership between localities and the private sector.
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I have no problem with using federal spending to nudge localities in the right direction.
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These investments in turn leverage significant funding by host universities, families, localities, and foreign governments.
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To date, nine states, the District of Columbia, and 32 localities have banned conversion therapy.
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Most of the remaining funding could be used to pay back localities, the Times reported.
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But states and localities pass enacting legislation authorizing PACE, which private-sector businesses then run.
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The renaming is only one of the many deals Amazon has struck with the localities.
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This gives states and localities more flexibility to meet the unique needs of their populations.
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It is the largest single source of federal criminal justice funds for states and localities.
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Many expect setbacks at the federal level, so they will turn to states and localities.
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The results in Modiin Illit were, with some variation, repeated in other ultra-Orthodox localities.
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And the state and localities are going to be behind because their revenues are down.
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Localities would be free to come up with their own goals to address housing discrimination.
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In both localities, workers will be able to say that they were part of history.
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Mr. Carson has said he delayed the rule to give localities more time to comply.
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Mr. Trump has said he is prepared to cut off federal funds to those localities.
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She would also invest federal money to incentivize states and localities to do the same.
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It's a relatively small fee that states and localities charge to support emergency calling services.
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States and localities across the country are leading the way and putting them into practice.
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Things were so bad the groundwater basins became depleted and some localities instituted water restrictions.
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The Executive Order calls for localities to cooperate with the federal government and share information.
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They are also discussing a provision that would allow localities to opt in to legalization.
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Federal dependence on states and localities thus creates an enormous incentive for moderation and compromise.
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And that's a key problem with conservative opposition to sanctuary cities, and similar local liberal redoubts: As long as conservatives support state preemption of localities whenever localities embrace liberal causes, they will have no credibility in advocating for devolution of powers on other matters.
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Meanwhile, states and localities that obey the new rules would be eligible for additional federal funding.
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The Constitution guarantees that states and localities have the right of primary administration over their elections.
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Otherwise, the federal government could encourage states and localities to adopt choice policies, perhaps through grants.
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Unlike many East Coast cities, West Coast localities tend not to have right-to-shelter laws.
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And the company, which has warehouses scattered around the country, pays sales taxes in those localities.
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The No Sanctuary for Criminals Act creates obligations, including requiring localities to comply with immigration detainers.
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Roy Cooper proposed making localities give the legislature 30 days' notice of any proposed new NDO.
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But in all these localities most power remains with a chief executive appointed by the army.
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Some localities levy a sales tax on taxi trips, which also includes Uber and Lyft rides.
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Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers sometimes ask localities to hold undocumented immigrants in local jails.
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The next year 12 localities raised them, including Bay-area cities Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco.
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Localities could demonstrate progress by streamlining "by right" housing approvals that avoid onerous discretionary review processes.
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But in order for these laws to work, states and localities need help implementing ERPO laws.
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The program has succeeded in only two states, Virginia and Connecticut, and a number of localities.
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Hearings in a huge opioids case involving 2202,2628 localities challenging dozens of drugmakers begins in October.
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As long as Albany dithers, cities and localities have the power to enact many reforms themselves.
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Austin, Texas has done the same, and it's likely many states and localities will follow shortly.
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Gavin Newsom recently issued an executive order Monday giving localities the authority to take similar action.
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Tax revenues plummeted and, unlike the federal government, states and most localities had to balance budgets.
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Government officials in more than a dozen localities there are thought to have abandoned their posts.
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For one thing, they have to work with what's available to them in their new localities.
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Most of the localities' lawsuits are before Polster, who has pushed for a settlement before trial.
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Most of the localities' lawsuits are before Polster, who has pushed for a settlement before trial.
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States and localities, however, have gone further, shutting bars and restaurants, except for delivery or takeout.
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"We documented 23 mass grave sites in different localities: Nkoto, Kabeya, Nguema and Tshimbulu," he said.
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Separately, the House voted to crack down on undocumented immigrants and the localities that shelter them.
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States and localities around the country have begun imposing long overdue reforms to their bail systems.
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Three Democrats defected from their party to support taking away grants from the sanctuary localities: Reps.
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President Trump issued an executive order allowing states and localities to opt-out of refugee resettlement.
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In crafting the statute, Congress did not require consent from localities, let alone allow for vetoes.
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They say they did not cause the toll the epidemic has had on states and localities.
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Stricter limits would mandate that states and localities find ways to reduce pollution, like limiting development.
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The order directed states and localities to provide written consent to resettle refugees in their jurisdictions.
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Our states and localities are literally and figuratively underwater in their ability to become climate-resilient.
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Another complicating factor: Federal agencies don't always have the same agenda as the localities under attack.
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Similar proposals are being considered in other states and localities, including Ohio and Los Angeles County.
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Without these investments, localities will be unable to meet the future demand of mobile internet users.
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In the interim, some states and localities are pushing ahead with policies to control carbon emissions.
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While traveling, he should encourage states and localities to institute small-donor systems to finance elections.
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The mixed feelings are evident in statistics from the 26 localities that recognize same-sex partnerships.
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Hundreds of localities already are engaged with our companies on public safety and smart city initiatives.
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With small exceptions, no federal law mandates that states or localities directly aid ICE in enforcement.
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Of course, that doesn't mean some states and localities won't still have private jails and prisons.
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As Republicans acknowledge, this could raise income taxes for some people in high-tax states and localities.
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It may also encourage other localities to step up their efforts for fear of being labelled laggards.
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On housing price data, the localities change different districts of their cities for the basis of comparison.
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Shrinking localities tend to focus on trying to get people from elsewhere in Japan to move there.
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But localities and states are putting regulatory schemes in place to prevent the total monetization of elections.
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Legal experts said they were unaware of any similar regulation attempts by other U.S. localities or states.
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Again, experts say these numbers are actually higher because some localities do not report hate statistics. 281.
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The DHS' disaster management arm, FEMA, already offers grants to states and localities to build mitigation programs.
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Trade unions, some other localities and the state of Brandenburg, have already said they back the deal.
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Yet looking further and engaging the localities hit hardest by the opioid epidemic is infinitely more critical.
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Right now localities relieve the pressure on public defenders by appointing private attorneys, sometimes with no pay.
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Truly wide-reaching national reform also requires the federal government to incentivize states and localities to change.
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Unlike in many countries, states and localities run elections in the United States, not the central government.
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Most local election officials, who actually run the elections in their localities, are also partisan and elected.
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They also support putting hundreds of millions of acres in the hands of the states and localities.
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I want to encourage states and localities to welcome this technology, and become fertile ground for innovation.
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With respect to an "internet tax," states and localities can't levy taxes on access to the web.
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But the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, has repeatedly upheld the state's authority over localities.
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CT on Monday and Governor J.B. Pritzker encouraging localities to expand early voting hours until Election Day.
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Perhaps the biggest issue throughout Sunday has remained the structure to deliver funds to states and localities.
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Finally, Trump's leadership could embolden states and localities to curtail rights many of us take for granted.
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China's Ministry of Civil Affairs announced Friday morning it recommends localities to cancel marriage registrations on Feb.
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In the mix are industry-backed bills that handcuff localities that want to adopt their own restrictions.
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A precedent exists for localities not cooperating with federal enforcement in what are known as sanctuary cities.
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But Republicans say most power should rest with the states, rather than the federal government or localities.
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Such localities are often referred to as "sanctuary cities" though there is disagreement on the exact definition.
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Localities are increasingly relying on neighborhood committees, often at the level of residential compounds, to track infections.
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Trump's executive order directed states and localities to provide written consent to resettle refugees in their jurisdictions.
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Under Trump's order, refugees won't be resettled in states and localities that have not provided written consent.
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The administration argued that those efforts should be funded only by the states and localities around them.
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More than two dozen states and localities have raised minimum wages as the movement has gone mainstream.
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U.S. localities typically have authority to order landlords to address violations of local housing and health codes.
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States and localities could also shift more of their tax base to more regressive sales taxes. 4.
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The proposed order would prohibit states and localities from protecting their citizens Not content to repeal the pro-consumer net neutrality rules and neuter his agency, Pai is also proposing to prohibit states and localities from adopting their own broadband consumer protection laws, including laws that protect consumer privacy.
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Most of the localities' lawsuits are before Polster, who has pushed for a settlement before an October trial.
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Localities can be "test tubes of democracy," showing how voting rights reforms can succeed at the local level.
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He said states and localities seeking DOJ grants must certify compliance with immigration policy, or lose federal funding.
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"It was just magic getting onto these remote, very exclusive localities and being able to explore," she said.
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Devolving power from Washington, DC to states and localities has been a priority of the modern Republican Party.
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Currently 10 states, including Washington, D.C., and 33 localities have various paid sick leave laws on the books.
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States and localities have not been given any advice about how to protect their election systems going forward.
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The result will no doubt influence whether, and in which ways, other states and localities pursue similar measures.
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Since 2004, 8543 localities from Maryland to New Mexico have raised the minimum wage above their state levels.
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For example, nearly 1,200 localities in 23 countries have declared a climate emergency, following pressure from local activists.
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At minimum, Congress should include language in the appropriations bill that bans localities participating in both programs simultaneously.
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Democrat Ralph Northam will roll out of these five localities with a lead of 2628-plus percentage points.
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There are campaign and election reform initiatives on the ballot in more than two dozen states and localities.
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Currently, five states rely completely on paperless voting machines and certain localities in several others use the systems.
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Though the deduction disproportionately benefits people in high-tax states and localities, individuals in all states claim it.
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Columbus Day is a relatively new US holiday, but many localities are replacing it with Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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Second, barriers to the movement of people and investments among localities within a nation are low, often nonexistent.
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House lawmakers have introduced legislation to help states and localities prepare for natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires.
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As a result, states and localities, with the support of foundations and research organizations, are undertaking significant reforms.
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Some localities—Oakland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles—are creating local licensing schemes that center equity and inclusion.
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Like dozens of states and countless localities, Butler County outsources the long-distance transport of suspects and fugitives.
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Instead, its alleged victims appear to be seeking justice through civil lawsuits filed in localities across the country.
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H.R. 1 also includes numerous other proposals that, once again, already work well in various states and localities.
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Two people reported minor injuries, two localities lost water service and between 25,000 and 33,000 households lost power.
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Worries over transmitting coronavirus has pushed many professionals to work from home, and some localities are on lockdown.
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It's now one of more than 100 localities that have made the switch — and more are shifting over.
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Like many localities across the country, algorithms are helping judges determine who gets bail and who does not.
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If elected president, Harris said she would require states and localities with a pattern of violating Roe v.
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They say they did not cause the damage the public health crisis has had on states and localities.
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US states and localities have long had political tie-breaking rules in place that rely on random chance.
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The changes spurred advertising and feature articles on suburban localities, and on food, gardening, entertaining and other topics.
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They say they did not cause the damage the public health crisis has had on states and localities.
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And it is one of only three states that bars localities from enacting wider protections of their own.
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As many as 100 other cities and localities said they intended to submit bids ahead of Thursday's deadline.
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"Our vision is for a mushrooming of industries in localities across the country and the continent," Gachigi said.
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Extensive research in multiple localities shows AOT decreases homelessness, arrest, incarceration and hospitalization in the 70-percent range.
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Federal courts have, however, blocked the Trump administration from cutting funds from localities that don't cooperate with ICE.
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The Justice Department has also had difficulties getting federal courts to pressure localities to change their sanctuary policies.
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The experience has led to his efforts to devolve at least some control from Sacramento back to localities.
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The National Weather Service in Omaha issued a flash flood warning for localities along the Nebraska-Iowa border.
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Justice Department reviews continue of policies in localities that have bucked federal immigration enforcement, the department officials said.
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Although the deduction disproportionately benefits people in high-tax states and localities, individuals in all states claim it.
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I want to point out that this book is about a bunch of localities making this decision for themselves.
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In addition, localities should create emergency preparedness task forces to more effectively respond to hate violence whenever it occurs.
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He later softened his position, saying what should be done with the statues should be left up to localities.
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States and localities should make general tax revenue the primary source of funding for the courts, rather than fees.
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In Ohio, voters in 5 different localities, including Dayton and Fremont, voted to decriminalize possession, according to Marijuana Moment.
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Though the deduction disproportionately benefits people in high-tax states and localities, individuals in all states can claim it.
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"Localities that invest in, expand and maintain good infrastructure allow businesses to grow, and apartments, by correlation," he says.
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Texas' Republican leaders have embraced Trump's calls to punish localities they believe are shielding immigrants in the country illegally.
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Most of the localities' lawsuits are before Polster, who has pushed for a settlement ahead of an October trial.
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It has found success in many localities by partnering with local officials and agencies where each party ostensibly benefits.
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Under the measure, New Jersey taxpayers would be able to make contributions to funds set up by state localities.
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Specifically, states and localities could restructure their tax systems to preserve benefits of the existing deduction for resident taxpayers.
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In the West, some politicians are demanding that the federal government return public lands to the states and localities.
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DHS is also monitoring how weather has affected the voting process in some localities, including by causing power outages.
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The backdrop: Localities have been expanding voting rights to younger people since 2013 through campaigns supported by Generation Citizen.
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While most of these families have been resettled, similar conditions persist in the nearby localities of Thermal and Mecca.
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The lawsuit challenging the addition of the question was filed by New York, other states, localities and advocacy groups.
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Meanwhile, the costs for education, social services and a considerable portion of Medicaid fall heavily on states and localities.
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Whether people pay more in the long run will depend in part on how their states and localities respond.
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Of course, there is an even simpler way for states and localities to avoid costs: They can stop discriminating.
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Mitigating adverse environmental impacts from abandoned mines benefits the federal government, states and localities, property owners, recreationists and conservationists.
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A "shelter in place" order "may be necessary" for some Louisiana localities to stem the spread of coronavirus, Gov.
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When schools close, localities will need help to provide meal programs to students and child-care programs to parents.
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But the Constitution is also quick to point out the superseding authority of the state that created those localities.
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If elected president, Harris has said she would require states and localities with a pattern of violating Roe v.
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Localities are setting energy targets for many services they deliver, all of which will require vendors with creative solutions.
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Various localities around the country have moved quickly to take down Confederate monuments since the deadly violence in Charlottesville.
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"Thousands of American communities still have claims against opioid industry defendants," attorneys representing the localities said in a statement.
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"Some localities and departments were at a loss in how to react to this sudden epidemic," Mr. Xi said.
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The use of subpoenas to wrangle information from resistant states and localities has alarmed some immigration experts and advocates.
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Beyond the CDC, 12 states and localities in the US currently have the capability to test for the virus.
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This funding also included up to $22019 million to help states, localities, territories and tribes develop future mitigation projects.
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But over that period, dozens of states and localities have enacted their own minimum wages or raised existing ones.
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They'd be responsible for collecting and submitting taxes to the many states and localities their online customers come from.
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Moreover, states and localities maintain so many criminal laws on the book that nobody even ventures a comprehensive count.
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Those localities have refused to cooperate with requests by ICE to turn over undocumented immigrants held in local custody.
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The administration says it wants to shift more of the responsibility for the programs to states, localities and employers.
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States, localities and courts restricted the freedom of the press without much constraint for the country's first 150 years.
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California localities are especially likely to see big boosts: The lowest-paid workers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale, Calif.
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And it's constitutionally dubious for localities to detain people for no other reason than an administrative request from ICE.
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States and localities are already seeing success with many of the bill's ideas to modernize elections and encourage voting.
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"The governors and localities should take any and all action they can to release individuals," Jared Davidson told VICE.
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If elected president in 2020, Harris said she would require states and localities with a pattern of violating Roe v.
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The photography on view dives into cultural traditions and concerns that are found in specific localities and modes of experience.
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While some states or localities do make detailed voter guides available, that's just not the case everywhere, to everyone's detriment.
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Voting rights advocates should encourage other localities to follow Doña Ana County's example in how to make voting more convenient.
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DHS provided resources to localities for better cybersecurity and private social media companies monitored their own platforms for foreign interference.
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Localities also worry that a property tax might lower house prices—and no one wants to be blamed for that.
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Aside from a few localities, the highest minimum wage in America today, $10.50, is found in the District of Columbia.
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However, if they have some suggestions about certain localities where technology, some infrastructure [is appropriate] ... that's part of the negotiation.
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But, at least, the damage that can be inflicted in November is limited to just a few states and localities.
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We encourage localities to pursue innovative, evidence-based policies that can also help improve local health and inform national action.
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Businesses say the standard is too difficult to meet and will hurt manufacturers as localities move to conform to it.
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But Ganenthiran said that there's one major thing standing in Instacart's way: "antiquated laws" regarding liquor deliveries in different localities.
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Some countries and localities have strict regulations surrounding their taxi market, which prevents or limits competition from ride-hailing services.
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On the telecommunications front, many localities and individuals still can't communicate with the rest of the island or their relatives.
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Rather, it's about the hundreds of down-ballot races, in states and localities, and the transparency voters deserve here, too.
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Similarly, election officials in some localities have adopted vote-by-mail or vote centers, increasing the convenience factor of voting.
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Multiple localities began moving to take down Confederate statues, such as in Baltimore and the University of Texas at Austin.
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A report in October 2014 found that less than 15 percent of UK localities provide adequate provision in this area.
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But our real mission here is how do we build that talent pool in localities that we are actually in.
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They would also slash the agency's science and technology work, which helps states and localities fight and clean up pollution.
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What's more, the law would enact numerous ideas that are already working in various states and localities throughout the country.
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Federal law, in effect, prohibits states and localities from dictating how private employers that self-insure should structure their plans.
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And in August, he proposed a new policy that would encourage localities to ease zoning restrictions that limit new construction.
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His attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has been a key proponent of punishing localities that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities.
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Closing the gap in America's defensesFortunately, more states, localities and companies are working to close the gap in America's defenses.
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Under the order, consent is required from governors and "localities," which in many places was interpreted as the county leadership.
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It violates the Refugee Act of 1980, which says that states and localities are to be consulted regarding refugee placement.
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Meanwhile, many localities, especially in California, tax cannabis producers by percentage of price or square footage of canopy under cultivation.
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According to state officials, the void will be mostly in rural localities, where access to doctors and hospitals is limited.
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Overlapping registration in different localities can easily occur when citizens do not inform local registrars that they have moved away.
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As governor, I am going to be a vocal advocate for that approach and work with localities on this issue.
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There's been a big push in recent years by labor groups for states and localities to increase their minimum wages.
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The time is now for matchmaking between the commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), or drone, industry, and states and localities.
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Section 1373 is actually a rather modest federal law, which does not force broad cooperation on unwilling states or localities.
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