First, Aetna isn't mandating its customers use the Attain app.
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That the Tennessee statute mandating use of force was unconstitutional.
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Another six states have enacted legislation mandating minimum insurance requirements.
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It strengthens our election systems by mandating specific cybersecurity standards.
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Obamacare deals with this, in part, by mandating that insurers offering plans on the law's marketplaces not account for health status in determining premiums and mandating the set of health benefits that must be offered.
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Any law mandating filters could be challenged to settle this inconsistency.
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And the state passed legislation mandating syphilis testing twice during pregnancy.
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FAA SAYS IT ANTICIPATES MANDATING DESIGN CHANGES TO THE 737 MAX
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Some cities are realizing that mandating parking is a bad idea.
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Mandating that people lock up their guns can have unintended consequences.
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However, laws mandating vaccination are useless unless they can be enforced.
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She helped enact an ordinance mandating paid sick leave for workers.
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Mandating specific percentage rates would hold budgets hostage to market volatility.
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Is he serious about mandating that members of Congress literally "go home"?
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The FAA said it was mandating that airlines follow the Boeing bulletin.
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Jerry Brown signed legislation Monday mandating that amount for the entire state.
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But the current labor force condition is mandating innovative solutions, and compromises.
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The court stopped short of mandating a minimum seat pitch, as FlyersRights.
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The state has no role in either mandating or prohibiting religious beliefs.
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Maybe you think it's worth mandating server access to solve those cases.
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Council resolution mandating negotiations with Iran by the P5+1 was focused
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Activists could focus on helping that talent succeed, instead of mandating quotas.
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Bevin also expressed skepticism about the government mandating vaccines in the interview.
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The experiment at Svartedalens goes further by mandating a 30-hour week.
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There is no law mandating that children be separated from their parents.
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Mandating the use of PIN does not prevent online or mobile fraud.
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Congress passed the Taiwan Relations Act mandating defensive arms sales to Taiwan.
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The Obama administration never agreed on asking for legislation mandating access mechanisms.
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But countries are responding by mandating equitable gender representation in businesses too.
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The Ivy League is mandating far less hitting during in-season practices.
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And I really don't think the government mandating it is the answer.
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She too wants to be released from an agreement mandating her silence.
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There are no federal laws mandating temperature control in prisons and jails.
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They have tried to fix unbalanced inputs rather than mandating equal outputs.
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Uber wasn't alone in mandating their riders arbitrate any issues against the company.
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App stores can foster this by creating design standards and mandating privacy disclosures.
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So all of a sudden they started mandating that that be the logo.
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Congress' language mandating the plan, however, calls for a location to be specified.
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But he said that is very different from mandating that they become members.
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An oath mandating originalism in judicial decision-making would not be merely symbolic.
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More cities and states are passing minimum wage legislation and mandating paid leave.
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The pastor accused the government of "over-reach" in mandating no large gatherings.
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There is some evidence that mandating personal finance courses in high school works.
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Twenty-four states also mandate, or are considering mandating, some school water testing.
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Karen McDougal is suing to be released from an agreement mandating her silence.
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Mandating that law enforcement disclose facial recognition technology and publish regular transparency reports.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education, lower courts began mandating busing to effectively desegregate schools.
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Mandating that teams only rest players for home games doesn't fully solve the issue.
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The Senate passed a resolution last week mandating such training for members and aides.
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"Mandating is going to be the next big milestone for us," La Vean said.
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Sexual harassment: Klobuchar successfully pushed for legislation mandating sexual harassment training in the Senate.
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"The FTC isn't mandating the specific wording of disclosures," an FTC guidelines FAQ states.
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Nationalize Twitter and sign an executive order mandating that retweets are in fact endorsements?
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China is not among the many countries mandating such warning labels on cigarette packages.
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The Senate passed a resolution mandating annual anti-harassment training for senators and staff.
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Iverson was the force for David Stern mandating coats and ties on the bench.
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Another challenge for social networks are GDPR provisions mandating how companies must obtain permissions.
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And merely mandating a quota for women doesn't reduce agency costs or empower women.
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The federal safety standard mandating this vehicle-to-vehicle communications system has been developed.
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Trump also believes that mandating DHS's E-Verify program nationwide would curb illegal immigration.
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Others, like mandating predictable work schedules for hourly workers, have been promoted by Democrats.
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Shareholder advocates are worried about corporations eradicating securities fraud class actions by mandating arbitration.
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Valeo that mandating spending limits in elections represented an unconstitutional limit on free speech.
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There was never an on-the-books policy mandating the separation of migrant families.
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"The real solution is national legislation mandating better privacy in multiple spheres," he says.
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Probing NGOs and mandating registration of foreign lobbyists are just two decades-old examples.
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Recognizing the unfairness of the status quo, 43 states have passed laws mandating parity.
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They also raised First Amendment concerns at the government mandating any type of speech.
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Will they adhere to the court's own abundant precedents mandating judicial scrutiny of agencies?
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The ideas focused on nudging, rather than mandating, prescribers to do the right thing.
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Laws mandating cryptographic "back doors" in popular messaging apps would weaken security for innocent users.
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Any national law mandating encryption backdoors will overwhelmingly affect the innocent users of those products.
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The South Carolina Legislature passed a bill mandating the use of body cameras in June.
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The South Carolina Legislature in June passed a bill mandating the use of body cameras.
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It enabled him — the president to certify them en masse without mandating meaningful background checks.
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In 2017, California passed groundbreaking "Buy Clean" legislation mandating government procurement favor low-carbon materials.
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There's also no mention of mandating Medicaid-type rebates for low-income people on Medicare.
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U.S. FAA SAYS IT ANTICIPATES MANDATING DESIGN CHANGES TO THE 737 MAX BY APRIL - CNBC
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But Pegah, who is female, must adhere to Iran's rules mandating conservative clothing for women.
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Conservative legislators then began to test those waters, passing laws mandating waiting periods and ultrasounds.
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Instead of mandating ObamaCare, RyanCare, TrumpCare, or some other Washington-centric approach, let's have StatesCare.
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He is unlikely to outrage the private sector (and traditional economists) by mandating pay hikes.
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Ms Rousseff pushed through laws rewarding plea bargains and mandating stiff penalties for corporate bribery.
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By mandating that CAWCD purchase NGS power, Gosar's bill increases rates for millions of customers.
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In early April, Mr. Christie said he wanted to act cautiously before mandating testing statewide.
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The S.E.C. ostensibly has been barred by Congress for a year from mandating this disclosure.
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But there are no statewide laws mandating that all cyclists, including grown-ups, wear helmets.
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Facebook will be required to restructure its board of directors, mandating an independent privacy committee.
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However, local reports explain there's no law mandating him to recuse himself from a recount.
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The two leaders signed treaties mandating historic reductions in their countries' nuclear and chemical weapons.
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Germany imposed rigorous legal restrictions last year mandating that the networks rapidly remove hate speech.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Jim, you know we don't believe in mandating and regulating certain big businesses.
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Retailers, meanwhile, focused on mandating the use of a 51-year-old static data element.
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States can make the programs much more effective by mandating prescribers to engage with it.
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Hawaii lawmakers lawmakers passed a law last year mandating 100-percent renewable energy by 85033.
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So far, Congress has refrained from mandating broad secondary sanctions against North Korea's trading partners.
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India also has a law mandating that 2 percent of corporate profits go toward charity.
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Part of the problem is the laws mandating insurance involvement are genuinely difficult to enforce.
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November 2003 - A law takes effect mandating the creation of an independent internet for Russia.
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Mandating price transparency will not singlehandedly solve Medicare's problems, but it's a big first step.
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"Mandating free court appointed counsel could further strain an already overextended immigration system," Callahan wrote.
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Professor Deierlein said the city should consider regulations mandating that buildings are twice as stiff.
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At least 20183 other states have a law mandating some degree of secure firearm storage.
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At least 221 other states have a law mandating some degree of secure firearm storage.
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But he won't commit to mandating insurance coverage of birth control for women at no cost.
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Mandating parental involvement can place vulnerable adolescents at risk of retaliation by unsupportive parents or guardians.
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The official added that the White House does not intend to seek legislation mandating back doors.
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"I'm at the point of making a tough decision about mandating some of it," he said.
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Starting in June, several airports began mandating face scans at boarding gates for some international flights.
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Mandating every American to buy government-approved health insurance was never the right solution for America.
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There's Social Security and Medicare, and states keep mandating that businesses offer paid leave to employees.
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Mandating companies to pay and promote women fairly is another way to close the pay gap.
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Some states have laws mandating suicide prevention training for schools and staff, but not all do.
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IN 219, the Massachusetts Bay Colony passed a law mandating the establishment of publicly funded schools.
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Opponents of the initiative, called Proposition 53, say mandating voter approval would delay critical infrastructure projects.
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That may be because a soft approach—encouraging but not mandating buying local—does not work.
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Mandating deadlines for evolving technology locks-in today's immature systems that quickly become tomorrow's outdated systems.
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The state has already passed a law mandating that the machines be phased out by 2020.
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Republicans argued that it's not the government's role to define comfort by mandating minimum seat sizes.
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Conservatives will argue that the government has no place in dictating product design or mandating passwords.
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However, we shouldn't expect the racial wage gap to be closed just by mandating diversity training.
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The North American ECA is the largest region mandating the cleanest ship fuels under international treaty.
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But the legislation stops short of mandating a more drastic expansion of the accredited investor definition.
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The city still hasn't passed a bill mandating disclosure of the use of new surveillance technologies.
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It's led to school closures, cancellations of major events, and companies mandating employees work from home.
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The company has begun taking workers' temperature twice daily and mandating social distancing in the lunchroom.
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But thanks to a slew of recent state laws mandating such leave, the situation has improved.
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Republican lawmakers have sponsored stricter bills, and Democratic governors have drawn the line at mandating vaccines.
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New York State passed a law in July mandating 9,000 MW of offshore wind by 2035.
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There is no constitutional requirement mandating the winner-take-all approach that most states use today.
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Alabama Democrat proposes bill mandating all men have vasectomy at age 50 or after third child.
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European countries are trying to solve that problem by mandating companies report gender pay gap metrics.
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"Morally, I'm opposed to mandating an entire student population to pay a compulsory fee," Estes said.
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The United States has no laws mandating employers provide vacation, and many offer none at all.
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Railroad safety experts have pushed for PTC, and Congress passed a law mandating it in 2008.
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But mandating uniform technical standards is the opposite of permissionless innovation; it's a permission-denied policy.
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The advocates hope the rule, by mandating application programming interfaces, will make data much more available.
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The company doubled down on anti-harassment seminars, mandating them for all Fox workers, including freelancers.
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Somewhere deep in the FDA regulations is a section mandating all food establishments provide a Caesar option.
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Currently, there aren't any explicit federal regulations mandating businesses to make their websites and mobile apps accessible.
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In the beginning August, the Bureau of Prisons issued a rule mandating menstrual products for federal inmates.
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The PBA previously sued the NYPD to block them from mandating cameras for officers without union approval.
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So the judge is mandating that Apple provide skilled labor to the F.B.I. to unlock the phone?
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Mandating minimum recycled content in plastic containers, as California has since 1991, is also a useful tool.
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The chief executive also called on Congress to pass legislation mandating a stronger election machine testing program.
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After Scott's death, the South Carolina Legislature passed a bill mandating the use of police body cameras.
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Trump has gone as far as signing an executive order mandating a review of the Postal Service.
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However, mandating access to rivals' facilities at below-market prices discourages competitors from building their own facilities.
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California legislators passed a bill mandating prison sentences for people who sexually assault unconscious or intoxicated victims.
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California legislators passed a bill mandating prison sentences for people who sexually assault unconscious or intoxicated victims.
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And before progressives on the left cry foul, remember Jimmy Carter mandating the 55 MPH speed limit?
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Congress soon moved on legislation in an annual defense policy bill mandating that the software be removed.
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Take one of the top priorities of House Democrats, which is mandating a national $6900 minimum wage.
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The letter was determined to refute the economic arguments against mandating the labeling of genetically modified products.
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The bill includes campaign finance and ethics reform measures, including mandating presidential candidates release their tax returns.
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Federal policies that force health care providers to do anything less are mandating substandard and unethical care.
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Mandating insurance would collectivize the risk posed to broader society by the constitutional right to bear arms.
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Last year, the House approved legislation to prohibit states from mandating the labeling of genetically engineered food.
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""I will sign an Executive Order mandating that 100% of workforce must stay home, excluding essential services.
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The law also weakened unions by mandating annual recertification elections and prohibiting paycheck deductions for dues collection.
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Mandating that health insurance cover mental health benefits at parity reduces the suicide rate by 5 percent.
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This could be done by mandating testing of every 4- or 5-year-old entering the system.
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Last week, Ankara moved to curb sales of masks by mandating a doctor's prescription for some masks.
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Dozens of notices have been issued to party members across the country mandating they download the app.
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Paper records have surged in states since 2016 but Republicans in Congress have balked at mandating them.
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The idea of mandating a vulnerable population file it within 60 days is a crazy unrealistic proposition.
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This trend is continuing to grow as regulators globally are mandating that this information be made public.
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In 2012, Los Angeles County passed Measure B, a law mandating condom use in porn shoots there.
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In 2012, he hosted rallies supporting a New York City law mandating paid sick days for workers.
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The United States is alone among the world's wealthy countries in mandating no paid parental leave whatsoever.
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"We'd be very uncomfortable if the government were mandating anything with regard to news," Mr. Crovitz said.
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House Democrats will propose mandating independent commissions across the country to ensure district lines are not partisan.
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Only ten states currently have laws mandating individuals convicted on domestic violence misdemeanors to surrender their guns.
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As with most cigarette regulation in France, mandating branding-free packaging was not an overwhelmingly popular opinion.
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The lawsuit hinges on a city requirement mandating that the landlord present a certificate of suitability to tenants.
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The carrier is rumored to begin mandating the promotion of credit cards by flight crews on all flights.
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President Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order mandating automatic sanctions against countries that interfere in U.S. elections.
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And other Northeast cities have adopted less forcible measures, encouraging people to go to shelters without mandating it.
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They also proposed mandating filters and automated identification systems that would prevent flagged content from being uploaded again.
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An example court document, provided by coParenter for the benefit of judges, mandating the use of the app.
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As Dylan Matthews explains: These provisions set a baseline, mandating that all offered plans meet a certain threshold.
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Blume is not the first dating to come up with the idea of mandating a real-time selfie.
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Critics retorted that far from mandating ethical behaviour, the new rule would muzzle scientists and empower corporate flaks.
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Mandating that universities properly address sexual assault claims might be a great way to begin making women safer.
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Vigorously enforce the regulations mandating that federal contractors and subcontractors take action against slavery in their supply chains.
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The FAA is mandating those changes along with tweaks to training and manuals for the 737 Max planes.
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BOEING SAYS THE U.S. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION ISN'T MANDATING ACTION ON THE 737 MAX AT THIS TIME - BLOOMBERG
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Conyers noted that he has long opposed mandating backdoors, but that reasonable minds could disagree on the topic.
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It also tightens enforcement of federal contracting rules mandating that American-made products are used on certain projects.
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Republicans have generally argued that it's not the government's role to define comfort by mandating minimum seat sizes.
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Trump last week issued an executive order mandating joint family detention in response to outrage over the separations.
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Perhaps mandating the use of E-Verify for all U.S. employers could become common ground for both sides.
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California lawmakers voted to close what they called a sentencing loophole by mandating harsher penalties for similar assaults.
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On Wednesday, the House passed new rules mandating sexual harassment training for every Member and all personnel. Rep.
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Trump also revived another controversial, but unfulfilled, campaign pledge: mandating capital punishment for people who kill police officers.
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He had dissented when the Court upheld the Mississippi law mandating segregated cars on interstate trains, in 1890.
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These rules mandating retirement withdrawals at age 2628 are outdated, punishing seniors simply for turning a certain age.
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No one really knows—and despite a law mandating its dissemination, these data are no longer being released.
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Mandating an encryption backdoor, she said, would damage consumer data protections and undermine trust in the Internet economy.
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The administration wants to freeze a rule mandating that automakers work to make cars substantially more fuel efficient.
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And last year, the city passed a law mandating at least one public hearing on public art projects.
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The General Assembly last week passed legislation mandating that any redo of a race must involve new primaries.
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The inspector general typically settles civil claims through the use of a "corporate integrity agreement" mandating various reforms.
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As part of his Sunday order mandating that residents stay home, Edwards instituted restrictions on visiting retirement communities.
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"Mandating every American to buy government-approved health insurance was never the right solution for America," Trump said.
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The state also repealed a law mandating that workers on public construction projects are paid prevailing industry rates.
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In 1896, the Plessy Court upheld Homer Plessy's conviction under Louisiana's law mandating "equal but separate" railroad carriages.
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And it was also obvious that mandating a photo ID at the polls would not have prevented that.
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Last week, Cuomo issued an executive order mandating that all nonessential workers in the Empire State stay home.
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Still, using Nafta to protect American jobs by mandating Mexico's standard of living remains a fairly loopy idea.
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Lawmakers have even recommended mandating the installation of devices on drones to keep them out of sensitive airspace.
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Long term solutions would likely require governments to take far more responsibility for mandating internet security, experts agreed.
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Roberts appeared to agree with Breyer that a decision mandating public funding of private schools would be untenable.
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They argue that mandating that people work will lead to self-sufficiency and get them off the rolls.
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The key to an effective BBA is language that enforces a balanced budget over time without mandating one.
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However, Nunes could introduce a bill mandating that social networks do more to address threats on their platforms.
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Mandating FIFO would undermine this benefit by perversely causing investment decisions to be based increasingly on tax implications.
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Ferguson (1896), the court upheld a Louisiana law mandating separate railroad cars, thereby upholding the constitutionality of segregation.
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Pratt said that Indiana also failed to justify mandating that women make two separate trips to abortion clinics.
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How do you force insurance companies to do that if you're no longer mandating — what does that mean?
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Board of Education mandating integration of America's schools, racial segregation in public education in America is on the rise.
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Kennedy has fought to allow parents to be given waivers from state policies mandating immunizations for public school children
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"But we'll have to codify it, mandating a duty to report for campaigns reporting foreign interventions in our elections."
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But opportunities to use it are growing because of recent European regulations mandating price and volume disclosure for bonds.
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And even if they were standard practice, Torres said, passing a law mandating them would be a bad idea.
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Obamacare expanded health coverage to some 20 million Americans by expanding Medicaid and mandating that individuals obtain health insurance.
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The FCC is not mandating the service be free, but doesn't expect this service to add cost for consumers.
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Another possible answer would appear to be mandating the use of helmets with e-scooters, though California evidently disagrees.
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Because the laws mandating those programmes are not changing, the amalgamated department would still have to fulfil those functions.
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They also introduced a bill this year mandating better tracking and clearer rules, but it has not become law.
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States can try to convince a woman not to get an abortion by mandating counseling or waiting periods beforehand.
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And there is no rule whatsoever mandating that the president structure his personal finances to mitigate conflicts of interest.
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Riot organises its own League of Legends competitions, paying pro-teams and mandating a minimum players should get paid.
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Or they may be worried that mandating a big hike in the minimum wage will accelerate job-killing automation.
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The bill is aimed at mandating risk-limiting audits for all federal elections, among other protect-the-vote measures.
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It also urges congregations and ministers to abide by all laws mandating the reporting of sexual abuse and assault.
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Ola hopes that mandating drivers to authenticate using their fingerprints would prevent this from happening again, said a source.
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Like other states, Indiana is now mandating computer science classes for every grade from K-12 in public schools.
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In 1993, India passed a law mandating that one-third of local government positions be reserved for women politicians.
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A page from history suggests they could get their officers to practice de-escalation more often by mandating it.
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Congress can end this insanity by banning CBP internal checkpoints and mandating the agents be sent to the border.
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The BNPB maintained a Level 4 alert on Tuesday, mandating no public activities within 10 kilometers of the peak.
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His solution was to pass a law mandating insurance companies to cover all forms of chemotherapy in the state.
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She has proposed expanding federal subsidies for health care, child care and education, and mandating improved benefits for workers.
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But several countries like Germany, Japan, and Taiwan have found a solution by mandating universal long-term care insurance.
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How do you force insurance companies to do that if you're no longer mandating that every American get insurance?
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Cracking down on domestic violence offenders, mandating treatment and taking guns from those under protection orders — all these help.
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Dixit said that for now the older federal rules mandating 20 percent warnings on packs will be in force.
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It broke the rural stranglehold on state legislatures by mandating the one man, one vote principle for legislative districts.
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Last summer, Berlin passed legislation mandating the city spend €51 million (about $56 million) per year on bike infrastructure.
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"Mandating every American to buy government-approved health insurance was never the right solution for our country," he continued.
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For decades now, railroad safety experts have pushed for it, and Congress passed a law mandating it in 230.
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Phil Murphy signed an executive order mandating that "nearly all" state residents stay at home, NBC New York reported.
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The government of Nepal is mandating yoga classes for all students in the country to promote wellness and exercise.
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The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) also creates confusion, mandating that employers keep the information within applications confidential.
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The Obama administration rehabilitated the rule by raising the salary line to roughly $47,500 and by mandating inflation adjustments.
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A broad campaign against costs is also expected to include an executive order mandating disclosure of health care prices.
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But let's go back to what you said about mandating disclosure by advocacy groups, which I found extremely alarming.
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But they didn't do anything to incentivize healthy people to keep their insurance, like mandating coverage or providing subsidies.
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"The state should not be in a position where it is mandating what doctors tell their patients," she says.
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That spurred a number of changes at the agency, like mandating that the FEMA chief have experience managing emergencies.
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Clinton accused Sanders of supporting the National Rifle Association (NRA) and voting several times against legislation mandating background checks.
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Businesses are prohibiting unnecessary travel, gatherings of over 25 people, and — whenever possible — mandating that employees work from home.
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Congress even passed legislation mandating that the department's top security official have unrestricted access to the secretary of state.
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Legislators have introduced several bills that propose to bolster security, in part by mandating paper trails and manual audits.
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But she wonders when the U.S. will join other OECD-member countries in mandating paid maternity and paternity leave.
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Paradoxically, Pai also appears keen on mandating light-handed, pro-marketplace approaches on a one size fits all basis.
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Omar, of the Pakistan Air Quality Initiative, said mandating the use of cleaner fuels should be a top priority.
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Omar, of the Pakistan Air Quality Initiative, said mandating the use of cleaner fuels should be a top priority.
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Arkansas, a case that successfully challenged a state law mandating the teaching of "creation science" in Arkansas public schools.
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Transparency should be increased through laws mandating creation and release of documents related to divestitures, recusals, waivers and training.
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Learning about our past won't change it, but mandating indigenous history in our school systems is a good start.
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Lamb opposes so-called "right-to-work" laws, which prevent unions from mandating dues payments from members they represent.
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By mandating greater access for those under the agency's scrutiny, the net effect may be to slow down cases.
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Acosta won dismissal of the case because its workers had signed an employment agreement mandating arbitration of wage disputes.
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In short, even if the reasons for subsidizing and mandating the use of ethanol were once true, not anymore.
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De Blasio will ask the City Council to enact legislation mandating the targets and penalize buildings that exceed them.
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In short, the government is mandating the use of more ethanol than the country can bear on its own.
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Gee, a case that centers on a Louisiana law mandating abortion providers have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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" "Our goal is not to show a pretty piece of paper that says we're mandating great things for Americans.
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By mandating arbitration of claims brought by individual consumers, corporations have used contracts to sidestep the rule of law.
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But it didn't do anything to incentivize healthy people to keep their insurance, like mandating coverage or providing subsidies.
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Like preferred shares, mandating a board seat is a safety valve to ensure that the firm's capital is prudently spent.
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Utah will be the fifth state to try and pass a law mandating that women be informed of abortion reversal.
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The FAA is mandating new flight control software and parts for Boeing's (BA) 787 Dreamliner, to address various safety issues.
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The CSRC, perhaps well-intentioned, massively missed that mark by mandating a majority of stocks would not trade for months.
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Doug Ducey considers a bill mandating that the drug be prescribed according to the old FDA label, the ACLU said.
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"The FAA says it anticipates mandating this software enhancement with an Airworthiness Directive (AD) no later than April," Boeing said.
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One is a set of state laws, now enacted in more than 30 states, mandating the use of renewable electricity.
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The Senate is opposed to mandating work requirements for food stamps, and wants stricter rules for which farmers get subsidies.
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Another bill proposed recently would change the state's parental involvement law for minors from requiring notification to mandating parental consent.
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But the 243G network is already clogged with too much traffic, with carriers mandating data caps and throttling heavy users.
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The plan steers clear of mandating technology-specific generation sources, which leaves room for nuclear and carbon-capture alongside renewables.
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In particular, the understanding that existing international mandating law continues to apply to weapons systems in whatever shape or form.
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As Boeing notes in its press release, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) isn't mandating any kind of action right now.
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To gain regulatory authority and establish rules mandating ISPs uphold net neutrality, the FTC voted in 2015 to reclassify broadband.
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For example, this might be evident from legislation mandating new controls on the state's powers to provide equity to banks.
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The government there is mandating that 10 percent of all vehicle sales have to be battery powered by next year.
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Seismic safety measures were passed in Los Angeles in 27.1, for the water system, and mandating retrofit of poor buildings.
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In 2012, Los Angeles County passed Measure B, a law mandating condoms on all adult film sets within the county.
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In response, states have begun tightening restrictions on access to powerful painkillers and mandating more reporting by doctors and pharmacies.
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At the time, the State Department had a policy mandating retirement at age 65 for all American employees working abroad.
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In February, President Obama signed legislation mandating sanctions on anyone involved in Pyongyang's growing cyber arsenal and resurgent nuclear program.
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"This research shows the information they are mandating women receive (is)inaccurate and out of date," Biggs told Reuters Health.
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That anger has led to recent spending bill provisions that prohibit the Energy Department from mandating more efficient incandescent bulbs.
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What's more controversial, however, is whether there are economic reasons for mandating employees in a unionized workplace pay union dues.
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Schneider says that in the US, because there is no law mandating compensation for delayed passengers, they aren't "due" anything.
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The Park Service has been under a court order since 2008 mandating it to guarantee free speech during presidential inaugurations.
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Trump is expected to issue an executive order today mandating the question, according to NBC News, something that's explicitly unconstitutional.
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It calls on lawmakers to introduce and enact legislation mandating stricter background checks for people who want to purchase firearms.
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Miller said on Thursday the new directive was meant to align with a Trump executive order mandating tougher ICE enforcement.
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The GDPR tightens consent requirements — mandating clear and accurate information be provided to users at the point of sign up.
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In 2018, the California Legislature reacted to the Brock Turner case by mandating state prison sentences for certain sexual assaults.
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Congress should promptly pass legislation (shamefully stalled for the last 16 years) mandating paid sick leave for all workers. 10.
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Mr. Williams's lawyers also hope to obtain a federal court order mandating police reforms and additional training, Mr. Mildenberg said.
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A federal law mandating paid sick leave is necessary because the coronavirus is just an instance of a broader problem.
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That move, however, was later superseded by an order mandating a self-quarantine period for all out-of-state travelers.
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Last week, Google said the company would stop mandating the practice for employees, largely a response to persistent worker pressure.
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"I think it works best when, instead of mandating, customers are choosing the technology that meets their needs," she said.
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The House will consider the agreement first under the Constitution's provision mandating that revenue bills originate in the lower chamber.
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For example, when Australia attempted to reduce smoking by mandating graphic packaging, companies like tobacco giant Philip Morris filed suit.
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It is the only constitution in the world mandating the extraterritoriality of its control by spreading the Islamic Revolution globally.
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Other policies in Biden's plan: Mandating universal background checks for all gun sales, except for gifts between close family members.
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I asked Grisham if the White House will now suspend the practice of mandating that sanctioned briefings be on background.
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He is the top advocate for mandating backdoors in encrypted communications apps - something which President trump's attorney general nominee, Sen.
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Mandating labels for GMOs isn't necessary and caves in to the anti-GMO rhetoric that these foods are somehow unsafe.
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The Women's Division of the D.N.C. implemented a rule mandating an equal number of male and female delegates, in 1920.
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"Mandating people to buy a product was a bad idea to begin with," said Representative Rob Woodall, Republican of Georgia.
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To date, only 11 states across the country currently have laws mandating Holocaust education, and those laws are inconsistently applied.
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When it comes to mandating tech companies to help law enforcement agencies fight crime, the White House is divided territory.
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Mandating one form of renewables doesn't increase the total amount that will be deployed; it just shuffles the mix around.
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Right now, for instance, the Renewable Fuels Association is demanding that Trump "support Iowa farmers" by mandating more corn ethanol.
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And, of course, it's legal for employers to refuse to hire sex offenders even when there's no law mandating it.
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A member of Congress, bemoaning the ever-shrinking seat pitch, introduced legislation earlier this year mandating a minimum distance between rows.
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Mandating the future publication of SSNs creates a digital time bomb that will force a fix to a fundamentally flawed system.
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He also spoke of the intense psychological demands of being an officer, and said he was considering mandating counseling for officers.
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The government made it viable by mandating that almost all trade in coffee and some other commodities go through the exchange.
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Last June the Duma, Russia's parliament, adopted a law criminalising the beating of household members and mandating strict penalties for offenders.
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Clark for the proposition that the FAA protects not just enforcement of arbitration agreements but also formation of contracts mandating arbitration.
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BEIJING – China&aposs legislature is considering a bill mandating prison sentences of up to three years for disrespecting the national anthem.
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A movement grounded in the unconditional love of God for the world and a movement mandating people to live that love.
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Since 1986, California has had a law mandating the inventory of Unreinforced Masonry Structures, and many programs for conducting seismic upgrades.
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The app was a nice twist on something like Yik Yak — focusing on younger audiences and anonymity, but essentially mandating positivity.
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They passed a bill mandating the federal government support pre-election transition efforts through federally-supplied workspace, supplies and travel costs.
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Airlines are even mandating that all passengers with a Galaxy Note 7 must turn off and stow their phone during flights.
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With the exception of mandating increased corporate transparency - something business groups oppose - none of the orders elements would be too controversial.
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The rules would have allowed employers to deny an Obamacare requirement mandating them to provide insurance that covers women's birth control.
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"If I start mandating things to put out fires, it could run the risk" of releasing more chemicals into the atmosphere.
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However, the agency is mandating that ongoing design changes, which have been in the works for months, be implemented by April.
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As an outspoken supporter of Trump, I was disappointed in his decision to issue the unnecessary executive order mandating this review.
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Congress passed a law last year mandating that federal agencies increase their penalties to account for inflation, on a retroactive basis.
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The repeal of the law mandating union wages will help the state get more done with the same amount of money.
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But it came under fire for mandating harsher sentences for crack versus powder cocaine offenses, which disproportionately sent minorities to prison.
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Life jackets were on the boat, but there is no regulation mandating that duck boat passengers wear them, Pattison said Friday.
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There were now substitutes for CFCs manufactured by the same companies and mandating cutbacks in production of CFCs was relatively inexpensive.
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President Donald Trump's tax plan went into effect in January 2018, mandating new income tax brackets for nearly all American taxpayers.
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The next stage may be one or two states mandating the disclosure of more information about how our food is produced.
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Among other policies, he has called for investments in infrastructure and colleges, raising the minimum wage and mandating earned sick leave.
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Congress is mandating an examination of the U.S. policy in Syria via a provision tucked into an aviation bill passed Wednesday.
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It started when Bernhardt gutted the largest collaborative habitat protection management agreement in history by mandating federal changes to state plans.
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In recent years, states including Connecticut, New York, and California have passed laws mandating that assault weapon owners register their firearms.
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Maine effectively abolished them by mandating that its unpledged delegates cast ballots in proportion to the vote of the primary election.
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Select companies and governments have found success with getting men to actually take paternity leave by mandating it in some way.
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On March 1, Russia restricted travel by South Koreans, mandating they enter the country only via Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow.
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Congress can change that by mandating paid sick leave and covering the cost, for example through a one-time tax credit.
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Several U.S. states have already begun mandating that nonessential businesses — basically anything beyond supermarkets and pharmacies — close their doors to customers.
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Under pressure in the courts and from anti-corruption groups, the A.N.C. pushed through legislation mandating more transparency in election financing.
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That is due in part to Title IX, the 1972 federal law mandating gender equity in higher education, including college sports.
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Schools have shut down, tech conferences have been canceled, and more companies are encouraging or mandating that employees work from home.
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Ned Lamont signed an executive order mandating that hair salons, tattoo parlors, and other cosmetic businesses in the state cease operations.
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A consent order mandating nondiscriminatory policies followed, along with fines and compensation for those harmed, putting the whole industry on notice.
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Jim Justice (R) plans to sign this week mandating that voters with physical disabilities all have access to digital voting systems.
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Bernie Sanders, are popular, namely upgrading energy infrastructure, requiring utilities to develop renewable energy, and mandating businesses to become carbon free.
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The FCC already has truth in advertising policies, but exempts campaign ads, and a judge struck down a law mandating accuracy.
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In mandating back pay for employees in all future shutdowns, Congress took a step to ease the anxiety of federal workers.
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Should there be rules mandating that companies provide technical assistance to law enforcement or create so-called back doors for them?
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As the school-board president, I proposed a new policy mandating that only healthy snacks be given to trick-or-treaters.
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Requiring that software systems include fields to document responses is not the same as mandating that providers actually ask the questions.
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Now the ICAO is mandating that the world's airlines provide a so-called "distress tracking system" on their planes by 2021.
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Department of Justice (DOJ) and AT&T sources said the DOJ was mandating the sale, but the Justice Department denied it.
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The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has proposed maintaining strict Obama-era rules mandating rising fuel efficiency requirements annually through 2025.
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And Congress never passed any laws mandating that recipients of grants must meet the conditions Trump and Sessions seek to impose.
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Last year, both the House and Senate passed a resolution mandating all members and employees of Congress attend sexual harassment training.
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The expanded health care proposal will cost $100 million; mandating that private employers provide paid leave will cost the city nothing.
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If Congress passes a law mandating price controls on drugs, that will, of course, help millions of prescription drug users — now.
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Health officials in the state began mandating the collection of data on electronic cigarettes and vaping earlier this month, AP reports.
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Some targeted providers by establishing tighter regulations for clinics, while others targeted patients by mandating waiting periods or limiting insurance coverage.
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This often-unenforced rule is one of many listed by the FDA for mandating how certain names of products must be identified.
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Republicans have long decried Obamacare's essential health benefits, arguing that mandating so much coverage for insurers makes health plans far too expensive.
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Holder even advocated for Uber last summer by sending letters to officials to drop policies mandating fingerprint-based background checks for drivers.
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He may as well have signed a bill mandating doctors to use leaches while prohibiting the use of antibiotics in treating infections.
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I wonder, then: Why are there no laws mandating fetal anesthesia before a newborn has its skull compressed during a vaginal delivery?
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Until now, there was no law mandating that manufacturers tell you what you are inhaling when you try one of their products.
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The increasing legal heat raises questions about whether regulators and policymakers would advocate for breaking up the company or mandating price concessions.
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He placed the remaining files under a six-month review, but released 2,891 others, racing to honor a deadline mandating their release.
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And universal schemes must have a way of forcing people to pay, through taxes, say, or by mandating that they buy insurance.
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Large businesses assessing their supply chains are increasingly mandating that small-business partners shoulder risk for breaches that occur through their systems.
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In 2016, the party introduced new surveillance laws, mandating (among other things) that ISPs store a record of every citizen's browser history.
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Scott's death also led to a statewide change: The South Carolina Legislature passed a bill mandating the use of police body cameras.
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The Oregon State Legislature is considering mandating employers notify workers of their schedules with seven days notice, The Oregon Statesman-Journal reports.
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Matthew Bevin issued an executive order mandating that marriage licenses don't need to contain the name of the clerk who issued them.
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But robot cars don't need those things and mandating compliance with Analog Era regulations will only delay the rollout of better technologies.
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Mark Dayton signed HB 4229 into law in May, mandating that Minnesota police officers wear continuously-activated body cameras while on duty.
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The closure plan does not identify a specific facility, though congressional language mandating the plan called for a location to be specified.
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Scott's death also led to a statewide change: the South Carolina Legislature passed a bill mandating the use of police body cameras.
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The measure now goes back to the Senate, which previously approved a broader version mandating that standard for everyone using public restrooms.
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That bill would have also taken other steps to shore up election security, including mandating routine post-election audits of election results.
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Steve Bullock on Monday signed an executive order mandating that internet service providers with state government contracts adhere to net neutrality principles.
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When do they stop just providing order for an individual's life, and when do they start controlling or mandating other people's lives?
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The same month, chief executives of 20123 companies signed a letter urging the U.S. Senate to pass a bill mandating background checks.
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Fighting back against "political correctness," the White House is mandating that universities uphold free speech or risk losing billions in research funding.
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Even as California introduced legislation mandating at least one woman on every public company board, overall board diversity has made little progress.
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Clinton praised laws mandating a $26-an-hour minimum wage in New York and California, appearing with New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo.
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Fox did what many big companies do: It doubled down on anti-harassment seminars, mandating them for all Fox workers, including freelancers.
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This is necessary to determine risk mitigation strategies, such as mandating all 85033G technology be interoperable, or banning some providers like Huawei.
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The wider lender group is in the process of mandating a financial adviser - Houlihan Lokey, Macquarie and Deloitte are in the running.
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Also rising was each team's salary floor, mandating that franchises spend at least 90 percent of the cap's value on their players.
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When the South began instituting Jim Crow, after the end of Reconstruction, laws mandating separate cars on trains appeared across the region.
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Many states are also responding by mandating more extensive lab testing for the presence of heavy metals and other potentially dangerous chemicals.
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Some have suggested that rather than legislatively mandating a backdoor, the FBI will simply have to get better at hacking encrypted devices.
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Yet, Uber remains privately held and beyond the reach of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations mandating transparency and good corporate governance.
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The administration is instead mandating a "60-day public comment period" for oil companies and stakeholders to take questions on the standard.
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Mandating arbitration when signing up for financial products has become standard practice after a 2011 U.S. Supreme Court decision validated the practice.
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Sean Spicer told reporters today that if State Department officials don't like the executive order mandating a refugee ban they can quit.
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Countries around the world could easily have made the mutually beneficial decision to end offshore tax haven abuse, simply by mandating transparency.
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Mandating a government-issued photo ID for federal elections — which disproportionately burdens low-income voters and minorities — is another top conservative priority.
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Mandating arbitration when signing up for financial products has become standard practice after a Supreme Court decision in 2011 validated the practice.
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Hitler also issued his infamous Commando Order mandating that Allied soldiers taken prisoner behind German lines would be shot on the spot.
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Several U.S. states have already begun mandating that non-essential businesses — basically anything beyond supermarkets and pharmacies — close their doors to customers.
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Sanders wants to end "Right To Work" laws, which ban unions from mandating members pay dues and can weaken the group's sway.
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" The measure also adds a high bar for asylum claims across the board, mandating that they be deemed "in the national interest.
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Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order on March 20 mandating that all nonessential businesses in the state keep their workers at home.
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But in Latin America, they have expanded their presence in legislatures, mostly after adopting quota systems mandating parties to nominate more women.
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Three of them are in Florida, of course, the result of a state law mandating the recount of races with tight margins.
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An increasing number of states have placed limits on gathering places, some mandating that restaurants and bars close or operate limited service.
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A good number of private prison contracts include occupancy requirements mandating that governments keep the facilities between 80 and 100 percent full.
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In the US, a few corporations and institutions have started mandating that people work from home, but governments haven't given any orders.
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There's not even anything in the Constitution mandating that each congressional district have only one member and be represented by one party.
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Congress also recently passed legislation mandating the use of the SHAKEN/STIR technology—albeit with a rather lenient deadline of 18 months.
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But he blocked the provision mandating that local jurisdictions comply with immigration detainer requests from the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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The third area creating headaches for national employers is the plethora of state and local laws mandating different standards for paid leave.
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According to The Film Stage, the original cast contracts had a clause mandating their participation in up to three "Glee" motion pictures.
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"State legislatures should not be mandating unproven medical treatments, or requiring physicians to provide patients with misleading and inaccurate information," he wrote.
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By mandating that the Senate be made up of two representatives from each state, they gave outsize influence to sparsely populated states.
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One study found that states mandating them for all drunken-driving offenders had 15 percent fewer fatalities from alcohol-related car accidents.
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Unlike, for example, mandating similar crime reporting for a particular race, the courts give federal officials latitude to make decisions about immigration policy.
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Ideas like mandating that new satellites deorbit in a reasonable amount of time, harpooning old ones, and catching them in nets or sails.
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In the U.S., there is a federal law mandating 12 weeks of unpaid leave, though not all companies provide paid leave at all.
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That's a first in American history — at least going back to 22016, when the Constitution began mandating the direct popular election of senators.
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The bill would amend the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 mandating states to make official public websites for online voter registration available.
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Many say the FCC is mandating a one-size-fits-all approach that doesn't account for complicated review processes and locally tailored plans.
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Arizona has become the first state in the US to pass a law mandating what happens to frozen embryos after couples get divorced.
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To ensure such a tragedy would never happen again, Texas passed legislation mandating that a pungent smell be added to all natural gas.
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Only in the last administration, led by Ollanta Humala, who has Quechua roots, did the government start to enforce laws mandating bilingual schools.
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Indeed, it's unimaginable to me that that could happen without an act of Congress repealing those statutory obligations and mandating a zero rate.
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Something as simple as judicial decisions mandating that states equalize their school funding formulas seems to produce positive educational results for poor kids.
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Some STF justices favour a review of their decision in 2016 mandating prison for criminals whose conviction is affirmed by an appeal court.
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France stopped mandating vaccinations in the 1950s, classifying many newly developed immunizations as "recommended," and vaccination rates remained high through the early 2000s.
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The federal government, through the Department of Transportation, is active in its regulation of the automobile industry, mandating fuel-efficiency and collision standards.
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It also lists some "flight control system enhancements" that it "anticipates mandating" for Boeing to implement no later than the end of April.
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For example, in his first year there, he signed onto a bill mandating a doctor performing an abortion offer the woman an ultrasound.
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A bill mandating gun education for Missouri's first-graders, for example, was first sketched out by a Republican state senator here in 2012.
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Other regulations, including requiring more stringent record-keeping by gun dealers or mandating gun locks, had no measurable effect on gun-related deaths.
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Trump has two weeks to make that decision, before the embassy automatically moves based on a 1995 US law mandating the location switch.
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During the litigation, the plaintiffs had sought a far larger judgment mandating removal of lead paint from hundreds of thousands of older homes.
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Another regulation being challenged before the Supreme Court forces clinics to have costly, hospital-grade facilities, mandating a long list of building standards.
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After President George W. Bush signed a bill mandating biofuel use in 2007, environmentalists argued that this would wrongly prioritize fuel over food.
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Ultimately, a more watered-down version of the provision mandating that Trump himself establish a cyber policy was included in a compromise bill.
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In fact, there are members of Congress who have proposed passing legislation mandating all candidates for president must release years of tax returns.
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Republican plans in both chambers would give states ways to opt out of requirements mandating coverage for certain conditions, including mental health treatment.
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If renewables are cost-competitive without help from the taxpayer and policies mandating their use, that will promote a diverse, competitive energy sector.
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But even if Hangzhou was mandating these hats, they're not doing much because the technology for advanced "emotional surveillance" is not here yet.
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The warrant cites two possible probation violations: One demanding he refrain from breaking any laws and another mandating Cruz must avoid school campuses.
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It may well constitute malpractice, and that is what The Trump administration is mandating for any provider who accepts federal family planning funding.
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Then government keeps them shackled to these failing schools by mandating that these kids go to the same failing schools, generation after generation.
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This includes measures separating and checking government powers in the hands of "fallen" public officials, mandating oaths of offices, and prohibiting double jeopardy.
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Unsurprisingly, multiple studies, including a review from the Department of Homeland Security, show no deterrent effect from mandating criminal prosecutions for entry offenses.
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The Affordable Care Act has already created the framework for this solution by mandating parity for mental healthcare with the rest of healthcare.
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Army leaders have given similar warnings as Davis, saying mandating more troops without providing more funding would cut into money for other needs.
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First and foremost, mandating larger seats in airplanes would mean fewer seats per flight—there is only so much room on a plane.
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The state has since changed its packaging rules, mandating that products like chocolate bars be split into clearly marked doses of ten milligrams.
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The debate: Law enforcement authorities seek legislation mandating "backdoors" in phones and other devices letting them access even encrypted contents in extraordinary circumstances.
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The outgoing secretary of transportation, Anthony Foxx, made significant progress on things like self-driving guidelines and mandating vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology.
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Business groups have lobbied Beijing to delay or water down the law mandating strict data surveillance and storage for firms working in China.
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If Congress cannot bring itself to do the right thing, however, it still could help by mandating sick leave specifically for this coronavirus.
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In 2015, California's overwhelmingly Democratic state government passed a law mandating on-cycle local elections when local turnout falls below a certain threshold.
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The reasoning at the time was that mandating small companies to be able to buy network access would disincentivize building new wireless infrastructure.
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Some of the president's defenders insist he's bound by a legal settlement mandating that children be held in the least restrictive setting possible.
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If federal regulators decide to explore a sunroof regulation, they will most likely consider mandating the use of laminated glass, Mr. Batzer said.
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However, this law has nothing to do with mandating a quarantine but instead allows for the unlocking of federal funding for disaster relief.
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The survey respondents said they felt hiring managers didn't come from different-enough backgrounds, which led to Intel mandating a diverse hiring board.
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In 2014, a state law was passed mandating that health education classes update their drug and alcohol curriculums to reflect the opioid epidemic.
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Some charitable giving vehicles, like Donor Advised Funds, can secure huge tax benefits for givers without actually mandating them to support real nonprofits.
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Over 150 pieces of legislation on consumer data have been considered, and five states passed bills mandating privacy studies to inform future legislation.
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But rather than mandating consent by law, parents should "be doing the work of becoming an approachable parent for your child," she said.
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Henry Ford brought the idea further into the mainstream in 213 by mandating a five-day, 221-hour workweek in his company's factories.
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The United Nations Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer became effective in January 22019, mandating cutbacks in production of CFCs.
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Democrats say the purpose is not to save money, but to regulate insurance and to encourage people to obtain coverage without mandating it.
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Those include: • Mandating physician education initiatives to ensure that health care providers do not over-prescribe opioids, a major driver of the epidemic.
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Simple, instead of mandating a state-run plan, focus on decreasing the compliance burden placed on employers to open a voluntary retirement plan.
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In 22018, the state had passed a law mandating that legislators disclose outside employment, and Bharara's investigators decided to study Silver's disclosure forms.
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Cars used to be a much bigger killer, but the federal government has been mandating improved safety measures in automobiles for decades now.
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It wants to lead the country on actions to reduce carbon emissions, and has enacted legislation mandating a $15 minimum wage by 2022.
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The goal of mandating the speed- and horsepower-reducing devices, according to USA Today, was to limit the frequency of cars going airborne.
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Indeed, worried that the president would not be tough enough on Russia, Congress passed legislation on nearly unanimous, bipartisan votes mandating further sanctions.
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Congress is also mandating U.S. agencies report on any Turkish violations of sea and air borders of Cyprus and Greece, a NATO ally.
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The rule, cheered by progressives, banned banks and financial services companies from blocking class action lawsuits with clauses mandating arbitration in customer contacts.
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The new program stems from an executive order he signed in February mandating that the Justice Department provide support for local law enforcement.
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An order of protection was issued Monday mandating she not be within 200 feet of the child, who is now living with her mother.
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This year, new rules kicked in mandating that at least 10% of car companies' sales be all-electric battery vehicles or plug-in hybrids.
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Chief among these for the HHS job: Price is anti-abortion, pro-gun rights and opposed to the Obamacare provision mandating birth control access.
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But the battle to keep safe abortion accessible isn't over, and mandating fetal burial and cremation may be the latest form of TRAP law.
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Skift recently reported that United is mandating the promotion of the airline's credit cards on every flight, both domestic and international, by flight crews.
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That includes issues like mandating tougher foundations in flood-prone areas or ensuring that roofs were less likely to blow off during a hurricane.
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The state does not have a law mandating a recount, but a candidate, registered voter or election officials can initiate one, which seems likely.
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They have strived to keep the rocket alive by giving it extra funding and mandating its development, as it supplies jobs in the state.
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Faced with complaints of dwindling groundwater, the government promises to enforce long-standing laws mandating that all buildings should be equipped to harvest rainwater.
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The successes in Hong Kong protests have been almost exclusively defensive: stopping the government from passing a security law, or from mandating patriotic education.
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The decision to cancel was made after Hotz received a warning letter from the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) mandating regulatory compliance.
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In 2009, the US Congress passed a law mandating that an average of 34,17173 beds be occupied in immigrant detention centers across the country.
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The law mandating gender pay equity went into effect January 1, after being proposed by Iceland last year on International Women's Day (March 8).
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Christie also said he would ask voters in November to approve a constitutional amendment mandating that gas tax revenues be dedicated to transportation projects.
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He filed his findings with the court under new ethics guidelines mandating that prosecutors take action when they believe someone has been falsely convicted.
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Sessions also supports drug courts for alternative sentencing arrangements in lieu of criminal civilian courts mandating jail sentences for nonviolent offenders, according to Nance.
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"Governments across the world, and now one U.S. state, California, have begun to implement legislation mandating gender diversity on corporate boards," the report said.
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Pence has pushed Congress to defund Planned Parenthood and signed a state law mandating that a fetus be buried or cremated after an abortion.
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Equally important, states also can opt out of mandating that insurers cover 10 essential benefits, including emergency services, hospitalization, prescription drugs, and preventive care.
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The FBI kind of doesn't care if it loses this fight if it puts pressure on Congress mandating that they give them a backdoor.
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North Carolina earlier this year enacted a measure mandating that multiple-use bathrooms and locker rooms be restricted according to a person's biological gender.
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Months later, a judge issued another order mandating that he make the past-due payments, which by that point amounted to more than $333,300.
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The Legislative Reorganization Act, introduced in 1970, put an end to the yearlong sessions, mandating a summer break be a part of the schedule.
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And, finally, San Francisco continues its battle with ride-sharing companies by mandating fingerprints and trying to shoehorn ride-sharing entrepreneurs into "employee" status.
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The longstanding controversy over GMO labels turned more pressing earlier this month, when a Vermont law mandating labels for GMO foods went into effect.
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On Wednesday, the president signed an executive order halting the family separations while mandating that the prosecutions of all illegal border crossers would continue.
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The government hopes to bolster Egypt's auto industry, mandating last year that cars in Egypt have a minimum of 46 percent locally-manufactured components.
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His administration implemented a "zero tolerance" policy at the border earlier this year, mandating that all adults apprehended illegally crossing the border face prosecution.
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In the coming weeks, national regulations will come into effect limiting scooter speeds to 15 mph and mandating that riders stick to bike paths.
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The Sacramento Bee reported late Friday that lawmakers had passed a bill mandating that the start of classes be delayed until 8:85033 a.m.
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The rule is the centerpiece of President Obama's climate change legacy, mandating a 32 percent cut in the power sector's carbon emissions by 2023.
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The state has strict laws mandating what can be called a university, and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says Trump University failed to follow them.
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The votes mostly fell along party lines, with Republicans arguing that it's not the government's role to define comfort by mandating minimum seat sizes.
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It's not mandating that dealerships participate, but one can easily see how it might become a dealership requirement at some point in the future.
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His administration imposed a "zero tolerance" policy at the border earlier this year, mandating that all immigrants caught illegally crossing the border face prosecution.
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We see this in actions such as the Massachusetts' State House's bill mandating the state abide by the Paris Agreement's greenhouse gas emissions standards.
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Adoption of a one-size-fits-all national policy mandating how a state chooses to negotiate with its employees turns federalism on its head.
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Other public policy solutions include increasing funding for the existing Child Care and Development Block Grant program, mandating public prekindergarten and expanding Head Start.
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On health, help women avoid unwanted pregnancies and keep abortions rare by mandating contraception services as a minimum benefit of every health insurance plan.
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Coaches and other club members have adapted to new policies mandating invoices and receipts for any reimbursable expenses, regardless of how small the sum.
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The bill would prevent states from mandating labels, just before Vermont is set to become the first in the nation to impose such requirements.
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The legislation effectively curtailed the discretion of the Justice Department in the handling of those funds by mandating the appointment of a special master.
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The bill would prevent states from mandating labels just before Vermont was set to become the first in the nation to impose such requirements.
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Islamic tradition places great importance on the proper handling of the dead, mandating quick burial, so the mistreatment of the body is particularly disturbing.
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In 2015, Congress failed to pass a bill introduced by Obama mandating companies notify customers 30 days after first indication of a data breach.
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The governors of New York and California issued statewide orders mandating that residents stay inside as much as possible and limit their outdoor activity.
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The governors of New York and California issued statewide orders mandating that residents stay inside as much as possible and limit their outdoor activity.
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Texas also enacted a rule mandating that health clinics bury all fetal remains from abortions and miscarriages though the state's Health and Safety Code.
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Pence was an early opponent of President Barack Obama's directive mandating that schools allow transgender students to use the restrooms that they identify with.
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Jayapal lent her support to the House Rules package, which included a controversial "pay-go" provision mandating all new spending be offset by cuts.
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"Oberlin was doing the very thing that the president is now mandating — they were protecting the First Amendment rights of their students," she said.
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Ms. Harris said her executive actions would include mandating background checks for customers of firearms dealers who sell more than five guns per year.
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Do customers assent to arbitration merely by visiting a website or downloading a mobile app that provides a link to service terms mandating arbitration?
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The disease COVID-19 caused by the novel coronavirus continues to spread, despite multiple states mandating "shelter in place" and "safer at home" policies.
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Wednesday's debate will feature the first appearance from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who met the DNC's mandating polling threshold this week.
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On one hand, fearmongers claim that guaranteeing equal rights would hurt women by mandating the identical treatment of men and women in all circumstances.
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Such investigations into sexual assault allegations are typically required under Title IX, the federal law mandating equal access to higher education regardless of gender.
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The regulation was an attempt to implement a 28500 law mandating that federal agencies update their penalties to align with inflation, going back years.
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I'm also leading a letter-writing campaign encouraging my state legislature to pass a bill mandating medically accurate sex education in all public schools.
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I suspect that has a lot to do with the strictures of my gender, the cultural code mandating how emotionally performative men should be.
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That's important because the Supreme Court has rejected proportional representation, which the Constitution doesn't provide for, as a measure of mandating fairness in elections.
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Citizens of democratic nations founded on the rule of law might reasonably question whether mandating legislative action falls within the role of the judiciary.
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Currently, 29 states have renewable portfolio standards mandating utilities to generate a certain percentage of their electricity from sources such as wind and solar.
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The new request comes as law enforcement officials are pushing lawmakers to reconsider mandating police access to encryption -- and making Apple a prime target.
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I fully support moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, and during my time in the U.S. House, I cosponsored the resolutions mandating such action.
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Analysts had said mandating reforms would be critical to prevent banks from engaging in the same indiscriminate lending that led to the current problems.
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Ultimately, mandating that cable companies provide an open interface is likely to fail, just as the FCC's last set-top box intervention — CableCARD — did.
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Rather than supporting the objectives of tax reform to create a simpler, fairer tax code built for growth, mandating FIFO would do the opposite.
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Earlier in the week, Paladino drew criticism for submitting a school board proposal mandating that all Buffalo schools display photos of the President-elect.
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According to Crane's civil complaint, Dr. Nilsson advised courts that a traditional reward/punishment system would exacerbate Tucker's illness, mandating a neurofeedback program instead.
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These reforms include directing states how to spend federal dollars on cash assistance and work, and mandating that only truly impoverished families receive benefits.
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There's no law in the books mandating children and parents be separated at the border, no matter how many times President Trump repeated that lie.
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The Obama administration has taken a good first step in mandating that companies submit information on their pay gaps to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Trump also signed an executive order mandating that agencies cut two regulations for every new regulation, without making it clear how they could do so.
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Trump's presidency first brought an executive order mandating the hiring of more ICE officers; then the signing of his infamous—and legally dubious—travel ban.
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Norway wants to go even further than that, however, and is mandating that all new cars sold in the country be all-electric by 2025.
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A U.S District court judge has rejected Uber's and Postmates' request for a preliminary injunction against a California bill mandating how independent contractors are classified.
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That's also the year that California passed a Fair Pay Act, mandating that men and women be paid equally in the private sector starting Jan.
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An appeals court is reviewing an order mandating that Officer Porter testify against Officer Goodson, who was driving the van carrying Mr. Gray to jail.
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In the future, Baccio said, he hopes government considers mandating that campaigns meet some of the same cybersecurity standards that are imposed on federal agencies.
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Cigarette packets do carry written warnings about the dangers of smoking but a law from 2009 mandating graphic health warnings has not yet been implemented.
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The service has not yet announced the changes because the official document mandating the changes has not been signed, a Marine Corps official tells PEOPLE.
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On February 13th a New York court issued an order similar to the San Francisco one, mandating that the administration continue to renew DACA applications.
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A few states had since made it compulsory for theater halls and cinemas to broadcast the anthem, but there is no nationwide law mandating it.
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Apple is waging a vicious war in the court of public opinion against the FBI and its court order mandating Apple to hack an iPhone.
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He placed those files under a six-month review while letting 2,891 others come out, racing a deadline to honor a law mandating their release.
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He placed those files under a six-month review while letting 2,800 others come out, racing a deadline to honor a law mandating their release.
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Uber has successfully opposed state or national attempts at mandating fingerprint background checks in many markets, with the notable exception of New York and London.
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In interviews, researchers critical of the change outlined several reasons why suddenly mandating consent could be a threat to the advancement of science and medicine.
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In addition to a daily limit, the government is taking it a step further by mandating food companies to change their nutrition labels by 2018.
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The Democrats would make care more affordable by expanding a system of subsidies for the commercially insured and mandating that insurers lower premiums and deductibles.
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A performer could certainly opt to take PrEP, but mandating it across the industry is impractical, said John Schwada, the communications director for the AHF.
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While GRIP Montreal and others are putting continued pressure on festivals to offer testing services, there are currently no provincial or federal laws mandating it.
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The law reshaped the U.S. healthcare industry by mandating health insurance and creating online exchanges where consumers can shop for individual policies and get subsidies.
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If the US did pass a law restricting encryption or mandating backdoors, the result would likely be a shift to oversea vendors, the paper concludes.
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The administration implemented a "zero tolerance" policy at the border earlier this year, mandating that all who are apprehended crossing the border illegally face prosecution.
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While the FCC has shied away from mandating any form of call-blocking, Consumer Reports has campaigned vigorously to prod carriers into reining in robocalls.
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The simple and, what we might call, pure view of markets is that mandating prices just causes distortions that ultimately lead to lots of problems.
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On June 10, 224, the Equal Pay Act was signed into law, mandating that men and women receive the same pay for the same work.
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The 8-hour workday came to the U.S. first in the state of Illinois, where the state legislature passed a law mandating it in 1867.
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FATF countermeasures include, for example, mandating increased external audit requirements for Iranian financial institutions and prohibiting foreign banks from opening branches or offices in Iran.
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"Mandating the weakening of encryption will put the United States' national security and global competitiveness at risk without corresponding benefits," said association President Michael Beckerman.
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In 2017 the Federal Bureau of Prisons instituted a policy mandating that federal prisons provide menstrual hygiene products to incarcerated women in the federal prisons.
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It does not take away local control of community planning and development decisions, nor does it reengineer communities by mandating zoning changes or initiate gerrymandering.
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The group has been calling on lawmakers to draft, introduce and enact legislation mandating stricter background checks for people who want to purchase firearms. 2.
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States can take steps to mitigate problems in health care by, for instance, mandating the coverage of trans-related care in private insurance and Medicaid.
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Rolet played down the threat of the European Central Bank or policymakers mandating the switch of euro denominated clearing from London to the euro zone.
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The announcement came on the heels of other policy changes, including mandating lactation rooms for nursing mothers and opening up all combat missions to women.
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It would take another decade before the league passed the Rooney Rule, mandating the interview of minority candidates for head coach and senior operations jobs.
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In recent years, more than 20 cities and states around the country have passed laws mandating paid sick leave, which voters generally support, polls show.
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The EU draft law skirts the issue by not mandating which powers must be used and in what circumstances, leaving the choice to the regulators.
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As far as employees working from home, it hasn't reached the point of mandating it, as its California-based competitor, Cisco did earlier this week.
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That is, assuming they have the choice: this year has seen multiple protests and arrests in Iran over the law mandating hijabs for women there.
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Against that backdrop, law enforcement officials have revived talks inside the executive branch over whether to ask Congress to enact legislation mandating the access mechanisms.
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The agency had proposed mandating screenings for sleep apnea, but withdrew that proposal in August 2017 as part of the administration's effort to reduce regulations.
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We haven't yet heard Trump comment on whether he would endorse mandating that insurers cover birth control if the Pill no longer required a prescription.
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He's authored two books about dress codes: The Challenges of Mandating School Uniforms in the Public Schools and Student Dress Codes and the First Amendment.
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It wasn't until 1973 that the government stepped in to regulate smoking in the air by mandating smoking and non-smoking sections of an aircraft.
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Even so, a downturn the scale of the Great Recession remains unlikely thanks to post-crisis regulations mandating stricter capital reserve levels and federal oversight.
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Some states are even mandating it with lockdowns — about one of every three Americans is required to remain in their house for the foreseeable future.
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The original climate bill from 2019 proposed declaring a climate emergency and mandating the state cut greenhouse emissions 80% by 2050 compared to 1990 levels.
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Business conflicts of interest that violate the Emoluments Clause, obstructions of justice and illegal hush-money payments comprise three "high crimes and misdemeanors" mandating impeachment.
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This draft version of the rule comes after a judge ordered last year that the FDA has "delayed" issuing a rule mandating such graphic warnings.
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Even if the bill is passed, it could hit some legal hurdles if states object to the federal government mandating a vote-by-mail option.
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One thing, however, is certain: The existence of a federal law mandating that people buy something shows how unusual the market for health care is.
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The Freedom Caucus wants to repeal ObamaCare's insurance regulations, such as mandating which services a health plan must cover, arguing those rules drive up costs.
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Dan Patrick (R) said Friday he supports mandating background checks for gun sales between two strangers, sparking a debate with the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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So is another one in the legislation, mandating that every four years Congress review the authorization and decide whether it should be continued or modified.
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On December 2 Vladimir Putin signed into law a bill mandating that all Russian smartphones and devices come pre-installed with certain Kremlin-approved apps.
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Regulators soon resisted the scooters, with cities creating rules for the start-ups, including requiring permits, setting caps on fleet sizes and mandating speed limits.
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Further, the proposed legislation takes steps to address these types of concerns by mandating that manufacturers submit a safety assessment of their vehicles to NHTSA.
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During the same time, the design regulations mandating the standards to which a civil aviation article must be certificated and maintained have changed innumerable times.
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There are 13 U.S. coastal nuclear power installations where the NRC is not mandating updates that would protect the plants against worst-case flood scenarios.
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By mandating that all health care providers publish their net prices — before any rebates, discounts or adjustments — we can restore real markets to health care.
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Section 1373 attempts to circumvent this prohibition by forbidding higher-level state officials from mandating that lower-level ones refuse to help enforce federal policy.
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The Financial Conduct Authority, the independent U.K. body that regulates financial firms, has not committed to mandating publication of Libor past the end of 2021.
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The increase has come as five states, the District of Columbia and 28 localities have enacted legislation in recent years mandating sick leave for workers.
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The Trump administration is ignoring a 6900 executive order mandating annual reports on how many civilians and enemy fighters are killed by U.S. counterterrorism attacks.
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Pat Riley, the president of the Heat, has long preached a culture mandating peak conditioning and effort, a challenge that figures to suit Butler's personality.
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The plan also calls for mandating Medicaid coverage either at home or in a nursing home — home care can be harder to come by today.
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Mandating that insurers accept all customers would likely mean only the sicker patients — people who expect to use lots of health care — would sign up.
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Mandating such credentials, they say, only makes child care even less affordable and reduces the supply and diversity of people able to do the job.
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He's even issued an executive order mandating the creation of a new federal bureaucracy, VOICE, with the specific mission of publicizing crimes committed by immigrants.
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It was the first state to pass a law mandating the burial and cremation of fetal tissue and to prohibit abortion due to fetal anomalies.
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Per Reuters, Apple says the move is required by recent legislation mandating that cloud services available to Chinese citizens are run by Chinese companies operating locally.
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" The Journal reported, "Mandating public disclosure of the rates would upend a longstanding industry practice and put more decision-making power in the hands of patients.
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It also says mandating the use of GPS bracelets to track offenders was "against the dignity of the man and hence against Islam and the constitution".
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On the other, an executive order mandating access to reproductive healthcare and sexual education has triggered a second wave of opposition from the Church and conservatives.
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The charges came less than two months after the Justice Department and former Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced a consent decree mandating police reforms in Baltimore.
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The western Indian state of Maharashtra had implemented this rule a few years ago mandating all theatres to play the national anthem before screening a movie.
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Ballot initiative 112 proposed more protective standards, mandating all new oil and gas infrastructure be at least 2,500 feet away from all types of occupied buildings.
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Biden would also eliminate noncompete clauses, revive regulations mandating companies report workplace injuries and work to force corporations to pay employees any overtime they are due.
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There is no language in the Unity Reform Commission report about mandating open primaries, which allow voters to participate in a primary regardless of party registration.
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Some conservatives will refuse to vote for the bill because it does not contain policies such as mandating that employers check the citizenship of their employees.
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The House bill applies only to companies with 6900 or fewer employees, mandating that they file reports to the U.S. Treasury annually, if not more often.
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A 2012 Supreme Court decision, however, barred the federal government from mandating expansion by all states, leaving the decision to expand eligibility up to individual states.
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Landfills are being gradually regulated out of existence, with many places, including California and the European Union, mandating cuts to the volume of waste being landfilled.
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The Montana State University professors find in their research that mandating financial literacy education is more important than the specific format in which it is taught.
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The prosecution wanted the judge to presume Rice had read a general order mandating that officers seat belt prisoners, Williams said, but failed to prove it.
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In 2012, the Affordable Care Act began mandating that insurers cover a wide array of birth control with no co-payments or cost-sharing for patients.
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His proposals include measures to toughen prison sentences for habitual criminals and mandating that leaders of violent gangs should serve their sentences in high security prisons.
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And even as these companies start to uphold those pledges, the most aggressive action will likely be focused in countries where governments are mandating a change.
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"I don't like the government mandating wage rates, and putting quotas on imported vehicles [either]," added Toomey, a member of the Senate Banking and Finance committees.
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In most places, offering commuter benefits is voluntary, but a handful of cities have local laws mandating that certain employers make such plans available to workers.
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It is also unclear how, by merely encouraging (as opposed to mandating) more visits between officials from the two nations, America contravenes its one-China policy.
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Thirty-four states and more than 69 cities have passed legislation governing ride-hailing companies and another six states have enacted legislation mandating minimum insurance requirements.
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A new data localization regulation for payment companies went into effect in October, mandating that certain types of data need to be stored physically inside India.
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Marshall has focused the majority of his platform on anti-LGBTQ issues, including mandating bathroom bills and forcing teachers to out trans students to their families.
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IFR, which first reported the mandating of the banks, said the listing could give the company a valuation of at least 8.4 billion pounds ($11.13 billion).
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Every US president has signed such a waiver twice a year after a law was passed in 1995 mandating the relocation of the embassy to Jerusalem.
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In order to maintain an active voting body, the Academy is mandating "activ[ity] in motion pictures" over the course of an initial decade-long membership.
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The same amendment also would let states seek waivers for rules mandating that insurers offer a certain minimum set of "essential health benefits" in their plans.
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Obama leans heavily on data and anecdotes showing that businesses favor clean energy investments, whether or not there are policies in place mandating or encouraging them.
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In 2001, for example, US President George W Bush issued an executive order mandating that all government agencies purchase computers in accordance with the initiative's benchmarks.
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The CFPB, opened in 2011 per a section of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law mandating its creation, is currently independently funded by the Federal Reserve.
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Moving forward, the federal government could use its legitimate Interstate Commerce Clause authority to stop states like California from mandating the increased use of renewable energy.
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In addition, 11 states have laws mandating firearm locking devices -- with Massachusetts the only one requiring that all firearms be stored with a lock in place.
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The Court stressed that while it was mandating that immigration judges hold hearings for certain individuals, it was not ordering them to release any single individual.
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Immigration judges have faced an overwhelming caseload under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy mandating the prosecution of all migrants suspected of illegally crossing the border.
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Argentina's Province of Salta will start roadshows next week as it looks to market a 144A/Reg S bond transaction after mandating Deutsche Bank and Citigroup.
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Others advocate tougher regulation, mandating that consumers have the option of paying for a version of their social-media platforms free of advertisements and digital profiles.
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Not permanently, of course, but just long enough to see why policies like mandating that companies hire women directors do not necessarily work out as intended.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan last month pushed for offices to step up their sexual harassment training, and the House later passed a resolution mandating such training.
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The reports comes amid a Trump administration crackdown on immigration, including a "zero tolerance" policy mandating that all immigrants caught entering the country illegally face prosecution.
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REARVIEW CAMERAS In 2008, Congress passed a measure mandating that all cars have rearview cameras, reacting to tragic stories of children and older people being killed.
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In 43, former Governor of New York Mario Cuomo issued the mansion tax mandating a 1% tax on statewide home sales of $1 million or more.
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The court stressed that while it was mandating that immigration judges hold hearings for certain individuals, it was not ordering them to release any single individual.
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The path forward involves mandating that Facebook and other social media services adopt these open standards giving people control of their own identities and identifiers online.
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The Trump administration is ending an Obama-era practice of mandating that industry alleviate the destruction of key habitats for endangered species by paying the government.
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Not to be outdone, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump said last year that he'd would sign an executive order mandating the death penalty for convicted cop killers.
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This might take some level of self-reporting, but she believes that by simply mandating a statement from every candidate, we are setting a certain standard.
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Most state constitutions express principles that may be used to limit gerrymandering, like calling for free and fair elections and mandating that laws be applied uniformly.
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Congress can help by mandating that workers receive paid time off if they fall ill, or if they need to care for an ailing family member.
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Since the crash, many airlines and aviation authorities have started mandating that at least two people are in the cockpit during a flight at all times.
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To its credit, the university studied the issue and adopted a new policy mandating that service-job subcontractors pay what Harvard pays employees in comparable jobs.
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With many states mandating stay-at-home orders due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, people are turning to the streaming services to occupy their housebound time.
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Ron DeSantis issued an executive order mandating a 14-day self-quarantine or isolation period for travelers arriving from areas experiencing substantial community spread of coronavirus.
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While mandating personal finance instruction for young adults is something I normally applaud, the case of North Carolina is troubling for the way it was conducted.
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We could respond to this tragedy by passing laws mandating that all bounce houses be made of bulletproof material, so children can take cover during shootings.
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The brilliant founders of this country anticipated the possibility of mob rule in the House by mandating a two-thirds vote in the Senate to convict.
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"Mandating that there are no carbon dioxide emissions from burning wood from forests to produce energy does not make it so in fact," the letter stated.
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It cited budgetary reasons and compliance with Title IX, the federal law mandating gender equity in higher education, which required equal athletic opportunities for college women.
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The NHTSA noted that automakers could install these devices without a government regulation mandating they do so, or consumers could purchase them for their own cars.
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It does this by mandating high-cost provisions as standard for every insurance policy, then forcing a small percentage of the population to shoulder the cost.
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As a result, the WEF enacted a quota system mandating that companies bring at least one woman for every man in 2011, according to The Guardian.
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The act would designate the Department of Commerce as the leading U.S. governmental body on artificial intelligence policy, mandating the department to prioritize nationalistic economic goals.
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Mandating security vulnerabilities in encryption may make life a little easier for American law enforcement and intelligence, but it might help criminals, terrorists, and foreign spies.
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AES Dominicana will start roadshows this week ahead of a possible USD 144A/RegS bond sale after mandating Citigroup and Credit Suisse, according to a source.
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Fortunately, the US, UK and other Western governments have so far resisted the siren call of perfect information and have held back from mandating similar backdoors.
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Because of Title IX, the federal law mandating nondiscriminatory funding at educational institutions, adding scholarships for a men's sport requires a comparable increase for women's sports.
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The legislation is highly controversial, with Democrats and environmentalists slamming Senate Republicans for mandating new revenue from Arctic drilling as part of their tax-reform push.
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Twenty-nine states have laws mandating their electors support the victor of their state's popular vote, though Politico acknowledged none has ever been challenged or enforced.
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But ultimately, the problem of mandating equal pay is tougher than simply strengthening pay discrimination laws, raising the minimum wage, and investing in paid family leave.
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He also signed an executive order mandating, by 2025, a 26 percent reduction in emissions from 2005 levels, and emphasized the economic potential of renewable energy.
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In this case, the CEC is mandating a more expensive form of renewables, which, all things being equal, will raise the cost of hitting the targets.
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In the United States, there is no federal law mandating that businesses give their employees time off to vote, so the rules vary state by state.
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It included a federal "three strike" provision mandating life imprisonment for certain felons convicted of violent crimes, and expanded the death penalty to include 19943 additional crimes.
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Initially, the crime bill required states to pass laws mandating violent offenders serve at least 85% of their sentence before those states could receive TIS grant funds.
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Today's announcement isn't proposing anything mandatory or the immediate passing of new regulation, but Home Secretary Amber Rudd said the government has explored mandating pre-upload filtering.
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Other examples of this meddling include the mandating of transvaginal ultrasounds for women seeking an abortion, which according to the Guttmacher Institute, are required in 14 states.
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Eliminating these laws and mandating that all workers, even in tipping industries, make a livable minimum wage would be a huge boost to millions of service workers.
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And as states figure out how to handle legalized marijuana, they should take note of the research around alcohol warning signs before mandating similar signs for weed.
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"Our signature point on abortion access is mandating the ability and willingness to provide an abortion as a condition of obstetrician licensing," according to a campaign spokesperson.
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California passed a law mandating a strong leave policy with a right-to-return for both mothers and fathers who had babies during their graduate school years.
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In its reasoning for the move, the administration said among other things that mandating birth control coverage could foster "risky sexual behavior" among teens and young adults.
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By mandating or encouraging some of their employees to work on open source code, companies like Google and IBM are directly contributing to the open source community.
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In contrast, in 2014 Singapore's Supreme Court upheld a law mandating a two-year jail term for men engaging in acts of "gross indecency"—ie, gay sex.
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Over the past few years, multiple state legislatures have passed bills mandating that abortion providers tell patients that it's possible to "reverse" a medication abortion midway through.
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Florida's legislature put a proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot mandating a two-thirds vote by each legislative chamber to pass new or increased taxes or fees.
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"After the 1990s Gulf War, a law was passed mandating every building in Israel have a safe room," said Barnes, who also served in the Israeli military.
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Colorado followed in 2017, mandating funding in its budget for tampons in state prisons; that year, Los Angeles County did the same in its juvenile detention centers.
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After the 9/11 attacks, Congress passed a law mandating the collection of such things as fingerprints and photos from all travellers into and out of America.
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In February, a Cal/OSHA panel of officials decided against mandating condom usage for all adult film productions in California, a decision backed by performers including Deen.
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For one thing, the US government is mandating that, by 2020, hybrid and fully electric cars emit sounds at low speeds so that pedestrians hear them coming.
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Thirty-four states, most controlled by Republicans, have passed some kind of law mandating a formal identification to vote, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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States have taken other approaches as well, such as mandating digital prescriptions to prevent forgery, or by filing lawsuits against Purdue for its role in the crisis.
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Trump did not, as had he had been expected earlier in the day, issue an executive order mandating that the question to be asked on the census.
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Since it was published, four U.S. states have implemented " yes means yes" laws mandating that all colleges and universities use the standard in adjudicating sexual assault case.
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San Francisco city officials issued a ban on scooters this month, requiring the companies first obtain permits and mandating a cap on the number of scooters allowed.
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Driving the news: The Trump administration is expected to soon release an executive order mandating the disclosure of health care prices, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo in December signed "Buy American" legislation mandating the purchase of U.S.-made steel and iron products for public road and bridge construction.
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Mandating averages like 54.5 MPG within eight years from now is not an example of a reasonable goal... not without encouraging more cheating and chicanery that is.
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Separately, European Union regulators have also begun targeting Android, filing charges last month that Google was harming competitors by mandating certain apps come preinstalled on its phones.
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The Orthodox took issue with the pope for mandating a version of the creed which in their view amounted to a subtle downgrading of the Holy Spirit.
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France passed a bill last year mandating that the share of nuclear power in the country's electricity mix be cut from 75% to 50% within ten years.
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"Any US law mandating backdoors will primarily affect people who are unconcerned about government surveillance, or at least unconcerned enough to make the switch," the authors write.
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The 4133 rape and murder of Megan Kanka in New Jersey spurred the passage of "Megan's Law," a series of bills mandating public sex offender registries nationwide.
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The current draft of a bill working its way through Parliament enshrines transgender rights by mandating inclusive education for trans children, and special employment and health provisions.
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Even mandating requirements for public submissions to include simple metadata such as commenters' zip codes would make them extremely more valuable to enable geospatial insights, for example.
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The FAA issued an "emergency" order on April 20 mandating airlines to inspect CFM56-7B fan blades with 30,000 flights, and complete the inspections within 20 days.
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And while we support using all means necessary to combat this issue, more research is needed so we're aware of ADF's potential harm before mandating their use.
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Federal agencies are having a hard time getting Kaspersky Labs software off their computers after Congress passed legislation mandating that they do so, reports the Daily Beast.
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Hawaii, recounts how there was enough evidence to counter the government's claim of mandating the internment of people of Japanese descent in the name of national security.
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As such, mandating massive hikes in the minimum wage has the perverse effect of cutting off the first rung of the employment ladder in the American dream.
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Owens, a former contestant on "The Celebrity Apprentice," also commented on the NFL policy put in place last month mandating that players stand for the national anthem.
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She has come forward with legislation to overhaul Congress' current system to deal with sexual harassment, mandating transparency and payment by the offender instead of the taxpayer.
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In 2010, Germany passed the Pharmaceutical Market Restructuring Act (AMNOG), mandating the use of binding arbitration to set prices for certain classes of drugs when negotiations fail.
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TRAP laws function by singling out abortion providers, mandating that they meet certain medical requirements that are far more burdensome than those imposed on other medical practices.
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The legislation is highly controversial, with Democrats and environmentalists slamming Senate Republicans for mandating new revenue from Arctic drilling as part of their tax reform overhaul push.
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Congress needs to take the broader lesson from this pandemic and pass legislation mandating that every worker can earn up to seven days of paid sick leave.
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In Congress, he has sponsored legislation mandating the reporting of sexual violence, and he is a member of a bipartisan congressional task force to end such violence.
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The rules had leveled the playing field for consumers by mandating that internet providers couldn't slow down load speeds or charge more for certain types of content.
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It was also the basis for new Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards, which aimed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by mandating higher efficiency from cars and trucks.
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Mandating that insurers cover a federally-prescribed suite of health care services, regardless of whether enrollees need coverage for those services, meant that premiums would go up.
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The governor has responded to the crisis by demanding more ventilators for hospitals, advocating for more widespread coronavirus testing, and mandating a statewide stay-at-home order.
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Beutler is mandating restaurants serve food using disposable place settings and cups, shutting down car washes and prohibiting outdoor water use while the city remains under restrictions.
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The founders would have found the congressional law mandating disclosure of contributors to political advertising to be a gross—and very dangerous—violation of the First Amendment.
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But until we reach that point, states are well within their rights to protect the common good by mandating some or all vaccinations for school-aged children.
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Mr. Trump has issued a series of executive orders mandating a reduction of regulatory burdens on everyone from bankers and energy companies to small businesses and farmers.
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In states that obtain waivers from rules mandating essential health coverage at uniform rates, the legislation could put insurance economically out of reach for some sick consumers.
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The Pretrial Integrity and Safety Act is a good first step – catalyzing urgently necessary reforms without mandating states apply a one-size-fits-all solution from Washington.
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Johnson lost majority in Parliament last week when he kicked out the 21 members of his Conservative Party who voted for mandating a request for an extension.
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Enforcement of laws mandating the use of seat belts and crash helmets is weak while drunk or careless driving is common, as are crashes involving mass fatalities.
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"While the FCA have announced they are not going to be forcing or mandating contributions to Libor post 2021, that doesn't prevent contribution by choice," Williams said.
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And white Americans began to withdraw from public schools or move away from school districts with large numbers of black children once the courts started mandating desegregation.
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By mandating the World Trade Organization (WTO) to monitor G-20 trade policies, the leaders helped prevent a protectionist spiral like the Great Depression of the 1930s.
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According to E&E News, the White House is considering mandating, via executive order, that all federally funded research be immediately available to the public upon publication.
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On Tuesday, after reports that Trump would not consider signing into law a House-passed bill mandating universal background checks for gun purchases, O'Rourke again whacked Buttigieg.
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The new liberal and left-wing assembly passed a law mandating it as a public holiday — a celebration of national unity, of democracy, and of citizens' rights.
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In response, the House GOP implemented a new rule in 2010 mandating that all bills be posted online for three full days before receiving a vote. Rep.
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On top of things like training people how to use email better (really), the team recommended mandating two-factor authentication for employees and establishing rules for complex passwords.
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Monday, he went a step further, signing an executive order mandating an evaluation of every agency in the Executive Branch to work out where money could be saved.
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One upshot of Beckham and Norman's fighting in 2015 was a new rule mandating an ejection for any player who receives multiple personal foul penalties in a game.
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We should also consider the possibility that a public commitment to subsidizing college without mandating that it be free actually encourages excessive spending on the part of administrators.
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Arpaio, who touted himself as "America's Toughest Sheriff," was known for his inventive and often controversial approaches to law enforcement and punishment, including mandating inmates to wear pink.
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Mills said on Wednesday that alongside signing the Death with Dignity Act into law, she had issued an executive order mandating the state track use of the law.
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This was partly the cause for the laws mandating bloodletting knives, so that no one could be enthralled unaware, so that people could guard their minds against attack.
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In 2011, Obama attempted to kick-start a regulatory review process by mandating that government agencies controlled by the executive branch submit periodic assessments of their outstanding regulations.
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His allies also believe the government, in mandating a slew of onerous regulations over federal land management, is denying them their livelihood, threatening their persons and well-being.
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President Trump issued an executive order last year mandating that facial recognition identification software be used on all international travelers at the top 20 US airports by 2021.
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And I'm proud that, for all the policy's other faults, Title IX helped build a team of women champions by mandating schools provide equal sporting opportunities for girls.
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But the way Kloha sees it, the government is mandating a pay model that doesn't work for every business and is interfering with his relationships with his workers.
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Governments do not have to go as far as mandating the creation of a wholesale network, as Mexico has done, to get some of the benefits from sharing.
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The federal minimum wage has remained stagnant at $7.25 per hour since 2009, but as of now there are 29 states with laws mandating higher pay than that.
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But it is mandating that banks and payment processors begin to self-regulate, and the central bank has provided quite a few guidelines on what they should do.
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If what you're really saying is 'I want to make you suppress the [automatic] messages that say a new device was added,' then we're back to mandating backdoors.
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However, a voluntary labeling program is not the same thing as mandating that internet-connected device manufacturers (among other things) stop using default admin passwords for their gadgets.
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The state's law mandating background checks for private handgun sales already goes beyond federal law, said Terry Madonna, director of the Franklin & Marshall College Poll in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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However, labor law experts argue the company fears that mandating a biometric check could be construed to suggest Uber is treating drivers like employees instead of independent contractors.
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"The cabinet has had general discussions about our Brexit negotiations but we haven't had a specific mandating of an end-state position," he told lawmakers in Britain's parliament.
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They argue that Washington should not be mandating which insurance plans people can buy, and loosening those regulations would provide the option of cheaper plans that cover less.
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Hasidic communities follow a strictly conservative interpretation of Judaism, mandating that adherents dress in the style of their ancestors, maintain strict standards of separation by gender, and more.
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One might be the other part of Massachusetts's new law, which got far less coverage in the press: mandating equal pay for comparable work, not just identical work.
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On Monday night, state health officials finalized new rules mandating that all fetuses aborted in a hospital or clinic must be buried or cremated, regardless of gestational stage.
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Common midwifery restrictions include mandating certain tests and exams (such as STD testing, blood tests, urine tests, and glucose tests) and limiting patients that are considered high risk.
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The US also has minimum requirements for building codes as far as ways people can get out in an emergency, including mandating access to at least two staircases.
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By mandating national service, we create a future where young people begin their adult lives spending time serving their country and working alongside people from across the country.
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More than just safeguarding our progress and mandating solutions, the amendment also makes clear that universal access to health care is essential to the strength of the nation.
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In mid-March, the state's Democratic governor, Terry McAuliffe, vetoed a bill introduced by Republicans that sought to block local regions from mandating a so-called living wage.
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The Vermont senator voted for a 2005 bill that protects gun manufacturers and dealers from liability lawsuits and against the Brady Bill, mandating background checks for gun purchasers.
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The State Department on Wednesday expressed concern Wednesday over a top European Union court decision mandating that products from Israeli settlements must be labelled as originating outside Israel.
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A spokesman for the union told Bloomberg that the rules mandating optional union fees at the left-leaning blog seemed to be a "betrayal" of the site's values.
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Advocates from Resolve and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine hope that the American Medical Association's designation will help them get states to pass laws mandating infertility coverage.
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Instead of reducing consumer choice by mandating a single authentication method – PIN – that is already becoming obsolete, we should embrace the idea that different technologies resolve different problems.
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With no appeal filed, the green groups, led by the Environmental Defense Fund, said the court's judges should issue an order mandating that the EPA enforce the rule.
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Once in effect, the California law will mimic many of the GDPR's provisions, mandating a host of new rights about how consumers' data can be collected and used.
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Its standards focus on three areas: ensuring wells are properly constructed, storing wastewater in a safe manner and mandating that companies publicly disclose the fracking chemicals they use.
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Mandating encryption backdoors for American technology companies is unlikely to improve the overall security environment, she argued, because encryption tools produced abroad would be unaffected by American legislation.
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In September, as AB5 was being voted on, New York City passed a law mandating that freelancers be paid in full within 30 days of completing a project.
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In 85033, Congress directly tackled what was perceived as insufficient State Department interest in human rights by mandating the creation of a human rights bureau in the department.
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The bill also includes provisions for mandating transparency in digital-ad spending, strengthening disclosure policies regarding foreign gifts to officeholders, and strictly enforcing the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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This proposal, if adopted after 30 days, would allow the agency more time to re-consider the underwriting provision before mandating payday lending firms to comply with it.
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Democrats are also urging for specific action mandating the Federal Emergency Management Administration to update flood zone maps, which dictate the areas where homeowners must buy flood insurance.
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Late last month, Trump signed an executive order mandating a review of the policy, a move most observers have interpreted as the first steps toward its eventual repeal.
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The three judges on the court of appeal, however, said in their judgment that Stuart-Moore had only offered direction to the jury as advice, without mandating it.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York said on Friday that he would sign an executive order mandating nonessential businesses to keep their workers at home starting Sunday evening.
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" "Whether the trade disputes are going to result in a slowdown in the economy, mandating a rate reduction is something (the Fed) might be watching quite closely. (St.
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In 2004, a study examined how laws that focused on the sale of guns affected the suicide rates of children, compared with laws mandating safe storage of firearms.
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His National Security Council called it superfluous because Congress had subsequently passed a law mandating that the Pentagon publicly report any civilians killed in any of its operations.
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As a result of the settlement, one of the towns passed an ordinance mandating their local gun store to report suspicious activity and keep better records on sales.
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Lawmakers in New York and Maryland tried tackling this complication nearly 20 years ago by mandating that gun manufacturers fire new handguns before selling them in those states.
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In April, President Trump issued an executive order mandating that federal agencies review welfare programs, from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to housing assistance, and propose new standards.
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Ring is not mandating that existing Ring customers activate two-factor authentication, claiming it would cause mass logouts, and users still have the option of disabling the process.
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Some overhauls are coming about as a result of the Labor Department's recent rule mandating that financial advisers offering retirement advice act in the best interests of clients.
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But congressional Republicans have roundly opposed mandating specific cybersecurity requirements for state election officials, and even many Democrats have been wary of reducing states' power to run elections.
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The SEC under Obama had written a rule mandating those disclosures, but congressional Republicans and Trump used the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to strip it off the books.
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The visa denial was in violation of the 1947 headquarters agreement mandating the U.S. allow foreign officials into the country to conduct U.N. business, according to the publication.
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The legislation included the federal "three strikes" provision and mandating life sentences for criminals convicted of a violent felony after two or more prior convictions, including drug crimes.
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Prior to 2009, the Commission considered mandating that all smartphones use only USB Micro-B connectors which would have restricted the advancement to Lightning and USB Type-C.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on December 2 mandating foreign smart devices sold in Russia come pre-installed with a list of government-approved Russian apps.
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If medical licensing boards started mandating pain-management courses as part of those hours, doctors could better serve their patients by recommending non-opioid treatment options for pain.
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Despite laws mandating a shelter within a 30-minute walk of every Swiss home, the government won't tell anyone exactly where their spot is until they need it.
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Puerto Rico also will have to agree to pay federal contractors working on disaster relief less than $23 an hour, despite a recent executive order mandating the rate.
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Butch Otter (R) on Tuesday signed a bill into law mandating that women be told when getting an abortion that the drug-induced procedure can be stopped halfway.
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Since it was understood that mandating insurance and including preexisting conditions in the coverage, would cost insurance companies a lot of money, this transitional reinsurance program was included.
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This could include mandating advanced forms of cryptography, building in insurance policies if data is misused, or setting rules for how updates can be made in the future.
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In the case at hand, the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of all classes mandating an individualized bond hearing after six months of detention.
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Driggers emphasized the need for small businesses to implement basic cybersecurity protocols and best practices, such as mandating two-factor authentication and providing training to employees on cybersecurity.
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As a result, mandating universal adoption of the Medicare fee schedule will drive almost all of the hospital systems in the U.S. bankrupt in a single (legislative) act.
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The Oxford law follows weeks of controversy over a law in North Carolina mandating that transgender people use public restrooms that correspond with their biological sex at birth.
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More than 40 years later, Congress passed legislation mandating apologies and reparations for violations of the civil liberties and the constitutional rights of those incarcerated during the war.
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Trump has said without evidence that the world's largest online retailer is making the postal service incur losses, mandating the task force review USPS pricing on package delivery.
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Instead of only liberating defendants who might have been held in jail until trial, judges may be mandating defendants to supervision who they would have otherwise released unconditionally.
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On Monday, newly unionized workers at Slate voted to strike over concerns about the company's diversity policies and a rule mandating that union fees be optional for employees.
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According to the Anti Defamation League, as of February, 11 states have developed laws mandating Holocaust education and other states have recommended including Holocaust education themes in school curricula.
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For example, on his Inauguration Day, President Barack Obama announced a number of executive orders, including one mandating the prompt closure of the US prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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" His campaign released a statement after his debate exchange with Harris, which said: "Joe Biden has always supported voluntary busing and federally mandating busing to end de jure segregation.
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On Friday, he made his intentions more concrete and said that legislation mandating a government back door of some type will be introduced before the end of the year.
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Police told the news station it&aposs unclear whether Day&aposs fiancee would be held liable as there&aposs no law mandating she needs to lock up her guns.
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Companies like Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft have cautioned against mandating weakened information security measures, a view shared by info security experts, data scientists and the technology sector.
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A Washington-based auto industry representative said companies were still trying to understand the concept, but it could be another way of mandating a certain level of U.S. production.
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That's left the FCC to set rules about how that information can be used, mandating that it can only be shared outside of network essential functions under specific circumstances.
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Mr Babis's trademark legislative achievement, mandating electronic cash registers to combat VAT fraud, is no populist pablum; indeed it agitated small-business entrepreneurs such as bar and restaurant owners.
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This confusion is the result of an 11th-hour push by two companies, Lyft and Juno, to disrupt the implementation of a new law mandating higher wages for drivers.
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You could pass a bill mandating that every primary care physician has to talk like Jar Jar Binks and it would be more of a vote-winner than this.
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Clinton pushed for raising the federal minimum wage, mandating equal pay for women and protecting unions in her speech tailored to issues important to the Service Employees International Union.
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Crossing the border illegally is a federal misdemeanor, and recrossing illegally is a felony, but there is no law mandating the separation of families that cross the border illegally.
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In Illinois the Republican governor, Bruce Rauner, signed a bill mandating a sharp rise in the state's solar capacity, and earmarking $750m for job training in clean-energy industries.
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China passed a new law in September mandating up to 15 days in police detention for those who mock the "March of the Volunteers," which is China's national anthem.
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Oregon's Republican Party isn't on board with this whole "forced injections" thing — otherwise known as mandating kids get their shots against life-threatening illnesses like measles, mumps and rubella.
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Details: The rule went into effect in September 2016, mandating private employers with 100 or more employees and federal contractors with 50 or more workers disclose their pay data.
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Masters, however, proposes a solution to this dismal problem: He says our lawmakers should enact local ordinances mandating that customers be allowed to order partial portions at partial prices.
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Governments can help by mandating generous parental leave—with a portion fenced off for fathers—to ensure that women do not drop out after the birth of a child.
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The ballot initiative also includes provisions mandating that officers receive extensive training on mental health, de-escalation, and bias in policing and requiring police to always provide first aid.
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It&aposs been 20193 years since Israel declared the holy city its capital, and 23 years since Congress passed a law mandating that the U.S. move its embassy there.
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On Monday, a new policy backed by Attorney General Jeff Sessions went into effect mandating that the nation's roughly 330 immigration judges process at least 93 cases per year.
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Cities like Seattle and New York have passed laws in recent months mandating predictable scheduling so that workers can plan family care, attend school or work a second job.
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But it is at risk of splintering, whether as a result of national firewalls or rules mandating that certain types of data need to be stored within a country.
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But the Healthy Youth Act went a few steps further, mandating that lessons be inclusive of same-sex relationships and gender identities, and that they emphasized communication and consent.
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The government earlier this month implemented a law mandating that renewable energy as a share of power consumption must rise to 2400 percent by 230 from 1.8 percent currently.
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That's an approach that's been employed by both sides, mandating legislation from the top down, without any support from the other side, with all the parliamentary maneuvers that requires.
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The company suspended operations in places such as Macau, Bulgaria, Denmark and Hungary that are all mandating terms the company has called financially unbearable for itself and its drivers.
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Mandating that gun owners store their weapons safely and forcing gun buyers to go through a waiting period are also popular and endorsed by experts who study gun violence.
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Midea, which has around 100,000 employees, is seeking to increase its Kuka stake from 13.5 percent at present to beyond 30 percent, mandating a takeover offer under German law.
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OBAMA LINKS CONGESTION RULE TO CLIMATE: The Obama administration is considering mandating that states and regional governments consider greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles when they make transportation-planning decisions.
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The senator's social media posts follow Wednesday's decision by the football league mandating that players stand for the National Anthem or stay in the locker room during the song.
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"Mandating the weakening of encryption will put the United States' national security and global competitiveness at risk without corresponding benefits," Internet Association President Michael Beckerman said in a statement.
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Earlier this year New York City adopted a measure mandating that its high rises and other large buildings cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 from 2005 levels.
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Earlier this year New York City adopted a measure mandating that its high rises and other large buildings cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 from 2005 levels.
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Obama was known for his signature healthcare law, more commonly known as Obamacare, which significantly expanded health coverage by mandating everyone gets health insurance — or pay a tax penalty.
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The expert body recommended that the IRS negotiate a series of new provisions designed to increase the use and oversight of the program, including mandating advertising by the companies.
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Vanguard, the world's second-biggest asset manager, said in its response it would not back a rule mandating the widespread stress-testing of individual funds in a specific way.
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Canada can show true leadership on climate and energy by pausing its expansion of the tar sands and mandating a comprehensive analysis of climate impacts — both national and global.
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Boeing said it would update its flight control systems to comply with an advisory from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) mandating specific "design changes" by next month (Chicago Tribune).
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We have a strong relationship with the immigrant community, and we do not need the state's legislature or anyone else helping us "build trust" by legislating, mandating and regulating.
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The ruling came a year after labor organizations sued Hardin County after it passed an ordinance that prohibited unions from mandating its members pay dues in exchange for representation.
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Congress is mandating an examination of the U.S. policy in Syria via a provision tucked into the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill that easily passed the Senate on Wednesday.
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However, Congress passed a law in 2016 mandating the formation of labeling guidelines informing customers that the fish was genetically modified—standards that weren't finalized until late last year.
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Trump will soon sign a free speech executive orderTrump announced he will soon sign an executive order mandating colleges and universities guarantee free speech to attain federal research grants.
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For years in global health, governments and NGOs together have also created successful conditional cash transfer programs (known as CCTs) to eliminate poverty, often mandating immunizations for their beneficiaries.
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In August 2017, neighboring Kenya introduced one of the world's toughest bans on plastic bags mandating four years in prison or a fine of $40,000 for even using one.
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The Obama DOJ began 23 investigations and entered 11 consent decrees mandating reforms in Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, and other cities, far more than presidents Clinton or George W. Bush.
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While many nurses face abuse on the job, few report their experiences, ANA found — in part because there are no federal rules mandating that hospitals protect nurses from violence.
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The amendment is now also used to argue against efforts to create de facto expenses or taxes, like mandating voter ID and then charging people for the required document.
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Nor do I believe the answer lies in a return to what in America used to be called the "Fairness Doctrine," mandating equal time for different points of view.
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Korchnoi later claimed his accusation was a joke, but officials took it seriously, ultimately mandating that the same snack would be delivered to both players at a predetermined time.
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In a country that has confronted other powerful industries by mandating graphic warnings on cigarette packages and cracking down on guns, some wonder why gambling has escaped tougher regulation.
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Around the country, lawmakers are mandating free tampons and pads in school so that girls who can't afford them can come to class without worrying about staining their clothes.
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Since the late 1990s, conservative activists — often with the help of conservative presidents — have steadily chipped away at sex education by funding and mandating abstinence-only policies in schools.
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Leaked versions of the Trump administration's latest proposal show a 1.5% annual increase, backing off from its initial proposal simply to stop mandating increases in fuel efficiency after 2020.
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The EPA's inspector general evaluated how the agency responded to an executive order from President Donald Trump issued in January 2017 mandating federal agencies control costs by cutting regulations.
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One often-pursued goal is a federal privacy law mandating notifications to those whose personal information has been compromised, as well as meaningful financial penalties for lax data protection.
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The currency seizure comes as lawmakers in the country push for the implementation of a policy that removes strict banking laws mandating financial institutions to record transactions above $10,000.
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Goldstein said DHS officials are not interested in mandating any type of overarching curriculum but are recommending that states centralize their cybersecurity efforts under a single chief information officer.
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"By mandating a brief moment of silent reflection every year, we may ensure that future generations will better understand this day and its significance in our history," Amato said.
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Such requirements are fiercely opposed by the tech industry, which argues that back doors weaken security for everyone and that the government has no business mandating tech product design.
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By mandating that the state rely completely on carbon-free electricity by 2040, New York would outpace a similar proposal in California that calls for such action by 2045.
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The report found that McMorris Rodgers's office showed "indifference" to the regulations mandating the use of official and unofficial resources with abuses, lasting longer than a five-year period.
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U.S. laws mandating the report require the Treasury to enter special negotiations with an offending country to correct their practices, a process that could eventually lead to trade sanctions.
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Earlier this year, North Carolina passed a law mandating that people use the bathrooms in public schools and government buildings which accord with the sex on their birth certificate.
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New York (CNN Business)One week ago Joe Crain, the morning meteorologist at WICS in Springfield, Illinois, called out station management for mandating over-the-top "Code Red" weather alerts.
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The judge declared that Cosby is a "sexually violent predator," requiring monthly counseling for the rest of his life and mandating that neighbors and schools be notified of his whereabouts.
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Earlier this February, the NSF issued a notice to the presidents of NSF Grantee organizations mandating this sort of reporting and threatening to cut funding to institutions that don't comply.
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The NTSB is continuing to push for safety upgrades to school buses, including mandating seat belts and adding anti-rollover technology electronic stability control (ESC) and requiring automatic emergency braking.
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Germany is pushing for the adoption of global rules mandating transmitters on shipping containers, especially for dangerous goods, Norbert Brackmann, Germany's maritime business coordinator, told the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung newspaper.
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In 2016, the Federal Trade Commission began a crackdown on the homeopathic remedies that were filling grocery shelves, mandating that they clearly state that they are not, in fact, medicine.
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There would be some drawbacks to mandating that employers release private information about employees, but it wouldn't be the first time Congress has required disclosure of the outcome of investigations.
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Another is mandating that the companies the DCCC contracts with use union labor as much as possible (with the understanding that in parts of the country, that's just not possible).
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FairVote's proposal is constitutional — the Constitution offers states quite a bit of leeway in selecting representatives — but it would require national legislation to reverse existing law mandating single-member districts.
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What they're saying: Apple defends the move as a benefit to both consumers and developers, noting that it's collecting no new data and only mandating the authentication be an option.
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Candidates should answer whether they would be amenable to tactics like restricting the supply of fossil fuels, cutting them off entirely, federally mandating clean energy, or subsidizing renewables in perpetuity.
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What's next: Australia holds national elections on May 18, and if more left-leaning politicians gain power, the Down Under nation could implement policies mandating 50% renewable electricity by 2030.
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API is challenging the Environmental Protection Agency's failure to meet deadlines for the 2014 and 2017 biomass-based diesel standards and for mandating more cellulosic ethanol in 2016 than exists.
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As a result, Diaz was not covered by the law mandating restitution, and Trenga should review his ability to pay under the VWPA before imposing restitution, the appeals court said.
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In 2014, the Ugandan President signed into law the infamous "Anti-Homosexuality Bill," which in its original version went as far as mandating the death penalty just for being gay.
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Recent proposals in the U.K. include the use of anti-drone technology around selected events and locations, and mandating that users file flight plans in designated apps before take off.
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San Francisco is ushering in a new era for parents, as the city on Tuesday became the first to pass a law mandating six weeks of fully paid parental leave.
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It is also about seven months after the Justice Department, under former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and the city of Baltimore announced a consent decree mandating police reforms in Baltimore.
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The company has been criticized for years for not following in the footsteps of the taxi industry and mandating fingerprinting, though it argues that its own methods are more thorough.
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The Nasdaq, and other existing exchanges, have said that the IEX's speed bump will violate rules mandating that exchanges make their prices available to all parties at the same time.
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An Italian politician known for his vocal opposition to a new law mandating that school-aged children be immunized against several diseases, including chickenpox, has come down with the chickenpox.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) lashed out at colleagues for not mandating all encryption be accessible by law enforcement.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) lashed out at colleagues for not mandating all encryption be accessible by law enforcement.
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Washington was one of these states to introduce a 100 percent renewable energy bill, mandating an ambitious goal that all of the state's electricity be generated carbon free by 2045.
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But old wells are not subject to such rules, and no states, except Texas, have laws mandating that new homes can't be built within a certain distance from existing wells.
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Brenda Lawrence (D-Mich.), however, expressed concern that Trump's order will further delay an agency rule required by 2012 highway law mandating cars have a rear seat belt reminder system.
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The platform also includes several ways to help improve the frayed relationship between police and the communities they serve like deprioritizing enforcement of minor offenses and mandating community-led trainings.
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If the agency learned that an ingredient was dangerous, it could easily identify all listed supplements that contain it and take actions such as warning consumers or mandating a recall.
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The California State Assembly and Senate has passed legislation mandating that all presidential and state gubernatorial candidates release their tax information in order to appear on that state's primary ballot.
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Bill Cohen (R-Maine) and Sam Nunn (D-Ga.) — mandating the creation of USSOCOM and office of ASD SO/LIC — have been so successful that they need to be updated.
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According to the Anti Defamation League, as of February, 11 states have developed laws mandating Holocaust education and other states have recommended including Holocaust education themes in school curriculum. Reps.
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The court struck down Texas laws requiring doctors in abortion clinics to obtain admitting privileges at hospitals nearby and mandating that the clinics satisfy standards demanded of ambulatory surgical facilities.
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The city of Baltimore and the federal government unveiled the terms of a sweeping 227-page consent decree Thursday morning, a legal document mandating reforms to the local police force.
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Yet, despite the fact that the first Icelandic law mandating equal pay for men and women passed in 1961, according to Heiðar- og Ómarsdóttir, the gender wage gap has persisted.
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The CRTC has made strides in this area, however, mandating that large companies must share super-fast fiber infrastructure with smaller competitors and provide an unlimited data option for customers.
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The U.N. Security Council unanimously passed a U.S.-drafted resolution a week ago mandating tougher new sanctions against Pyongyang that included banning textile imports and capping crude and petrol supply.
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Why it matters: If it agrees, the court would roll back a 1992 ruling that prohibits states from mandating merchants to collect taxes unless they have a "physical presence" there.
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The bills end an SEC requirement that energy companies to report payments to foreign governments, and nix the Interior Department rule mandating strict regulations on coal mining pollution near streams.
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Driving the news: California's legislators passed this week legislation mandating 100% of its electricity come from carbon-free sources by 2045, and a renewable-specific target of 60% by 2030.
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Ms. Shabo and advocates like her are pushing for laws mandating paid sick days, which are in place or will be soon in eight states, 30 cities and two counties.
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We believe that Maine parents make the best decisions for their children and that our government has no business mandating medical interventions and or coming between anyone and their doctor.
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In 28, after several years of players going straight from high school to the N.B.A., including Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, the league began mandating a minimum age of 19.
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Clearly, the guy isn't stressing about catching COVID-19 ... even though the city is on the verge of locking down and mandating people stay home and away from public spaces.
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Greg Abbott said Thursday he is mandating a 14-day self-quarantine for anyone traveling to his state from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and the city of New Orleans.
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Ron DeSantis issued an executive order mandating a 14-day self-quarantine or isolation period for people coming to the state from airports in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
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The government could force real change on the tech industry by mandating they alter their fundamental business operations, including spinning off entire units of their business, as presidential contender Sen.
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But that provision also left some environmental advocates disappointed; they argue that by not mandating a paper-bag fee, many people will simply use paper bags instead of reusable bags.
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Many African-American politicians and civil rights leaders sided with lawmakers in mandating long prison terms for drug traffickers, particularly during the crack epidemic that peaked in the early 20053s.
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Should the measure become law, New York City would join states like Maine and California as among the few areas in the country mandating sexual harassment training by private employers.
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On Tuesday, the State Legislature approved a bill mandating that by 2045 all of the state's electricity come from renewable and zero carbon sources like wind, solar, hydropower and nuclear.
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In Missouri, where 60 percent of voters backed a constitutional amendment mandating nonpartisan maps, the Republican-controlled Legislature is pushing a new amendment initiative that would effectively repeal that overhaul.
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