Memorandums: The two memorandums encompass "all of the aspects of Dodd-Frank, but go much further," said Mnuchin.
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So we've sent out, as I said, memorandums and directives.
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Mr. Bush preferred voluntary arrangements, known as memorandums of agreement.
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To get the facts, we requested White House memorandums and records.
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Trump's presidential memorandums In addition to executive orders, Trump has signed 19933 presidential memorandums, which have less legal weight than an executive order and are more important as documents laying out the priorities of his administration.
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It said Falih would finalise arrangements ahead of signing memorandums of understanding.
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It said Falih would finalize arrangements ahead of signing memorandums of understanding.
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With few exceptions, they are signing memorandums of understanding, not actual contracts.
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The order also revokes several of President Obama's executive orders and memorandums.
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That can include executive orders, but it also includes proclamations, memorandums, and proposals.
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Without providing details, Jubeir said Riyadh would look to sign memorandums of understanding.
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These included cablegrams, memorandums, drafts of policy papers, instructions, transcripts and the like.
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Most are memorandums of understanding focused on arms, its largest export to Africa.
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Analysts noted that the deals were only memorandums of understanding, not hard contracts.
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"Hence many of the agreements being announced are vague memorandums of understanding," he said.
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Memorandums of understanding were also signed for investments in minerals and agriculture, Khan said.
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Memorandums of understanding were also signed with GEPetrol, Waltersmith and Vaalco Energy, among others.
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Shah said Durbin had asked Kavanaugh about his involvement in drafting specific legal memorandums.
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Some 18 bilateral agreements and memorandums were signed, but no new major deals were announced.
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The discussion revolved around how long memorandums of understanding would last in a trade deal.
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Those with appropriate clearances can also view the memorandums at the repositories where they're kept.
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Reports on Thursday said Washington and Beijing have begun drawing up memorandums of understanding over trade.
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The State Department will do this by signing nuclear cooperation memorandums of understanding with the countries.
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Most of the agreements are memorandums of understanding and the contracts have yet to be signed.
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From work memorandums to wedding cakes, our values and consistency are tested in some strange places.
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The announcement comes ahead of Trump signing his tax executive order and Dodd-Frank memorandums later today.
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He added that a number of Russian companies have already signed memorandums of understanding with Iranian companies.
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Five memorandums of understanding were signed with Chinese entities after the Solomons cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan.
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Reports early Thursday morning said Washington and Beijing have begun drawing up memorandums of understanding over trade.
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He said 16 agreements with 11 companies would be signed, including memorandums of understanding for joint ventures.
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Iran thought it had locked up significant projects with a series of memorandums signed in early 2017.
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The blitz of executive orders and memorandums are a way to undercut congressional opposition in the coming months.
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Some deals had been announced previously; others were memorandums of understanding that would require further negotiations to materialize.
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The two countries signed several memorandums of understanding during Jahangiri's visit to Damascus which Khamis described as "historic".
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Last month, Saudi Arabia signed memorandums of understanding with U.S. companies including Google, Raytheon and J.P. Morgan Chase.
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The organizers announced a list of memorandums of understanding between Saudi and U.S. companies later in the day.
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A federal district judge ruled in 2017 that five of the memorandums should be released to the public.
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The six memorandums include cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, including subsidies.
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Rouhani and Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Mahdi signed several memorandums of understanding, Abdul Mahdi's office said in a statement.
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Nielsen said the two countries were also working on about 20 further memorandums of understanding and letters of intent.
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Instead, he signed dozens of executive orders and memorandums putting in place new rules on background checks and sales.
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Through memorandums of understanding, we exchange ideas and build partnerships that foster economic development across a range of industries.
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Some deals had been announced previously, while others were memorandums of understanding that would require further negotiations to materialize.
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Obiang Lima also said agreements and memorandums of understanding for two new oil refineries would be announced in April.
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The Marshall Plan, as part of the Truman Doctrine, provided aid to Greece without memorandums and without usurious interest.
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The Shenzhen, China-based company expects the memorandums of understanding (MoU) to lead to contracts, a Huawei official said.
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Judge Gorsuch's memorandums, which are available in the papers of Justice Harry A. Blackmun, were thorough and fair-minded.
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Investors might have seen warning signals with MSMB: Different memorandums listed different auditors, neither of whom worked for MSMB.
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Iran has also signed memorandums of understanding with the two countries for the transit and trade of wheat, Mehrfard said.
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In March, a Saudi investment delegation signed a host of agreements and memorandums of understanding worth up to $20 billion.
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In March, a Saudi investment delegation signed a host of agreements and memorandums of understanding worth up to $20 billion.
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OMV and ADNOC signed two memorandums of understanding to evaluate future projects and set up a joint working group, it said.
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From Monday through Thursday, Airbus had firm orders, letters of intent and memorandums of understanding for 595 airplanes, according to IBA.
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That sentiment appeared to ebb Thursday amid reports that Washington and Beijing have begun drawing up memorandums of understanding over trade.
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Boeing also said China's Donghai Airlines and Xiamen Airlines had signed memorandums of understanding for potential multi-billion dollar plane deals.
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On Friday, China and Bulgaria signed 10 memorandums for cooperation in energy, small- and medium-sized companies, science, agriculture and others.
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The office of the staff secretary puts together the president's briefing book every day, as well as memorandums for scheduled meetings.
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It includes memorandums of conversations with leaders in Saudi Arabia, Israel and other countries that were shared across the European Union.
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Mr. Obama, she pointed out, edited an issue of Wired magazine and was notorious for imbibing detailed memorandums on technology policy.
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What the Trump administration has actually gotten are mainly "memorandums of intent," best seen as possible future deals rather than commitments.
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Last year, SoftBank announced it had signed memorandums of understanding with more than a dozen companies to form Vision Fund 2.
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More important, the vast majority of these announcements were memorandums of understanding or letters of intent — not finalized, formal business contracts.
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All executive orders, by law, must be published in the Federal Register (the list includes presidential memorandums and proclamations as well).
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Memorandums of conversation, called Memcons, are drafted and details are shared with officials who have reasons to know what was said.
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The White House also said Trump is withdrawing presidential memorandums on spectrum signed by then-President Barack Obama in 2010 and 2013.
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The memorandums would cover forced technology transfer and cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, currency, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade.
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Others counted as deals included two feasibility studies, memorandums of understanding for arrangements that already existed, or a handing over of certificates.
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The memorandums of understanding will include renewable energy projects and investments in petrochemicals and mineral resources, Saudi state news agency SPA said.
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Beyond personal accounts, Woodward also has documents, including administration memorandums and email exchanges between staffers, one source familiar with the book said.
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Recent memorandums issued by Jeff Sessions, the attorney general, require federal prosecutors to focus more on combating violent crime and immigration offenses.
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Royal Dutch Shell, another energy giant, has signed several memorandums of understanding for projects in Iran, as have dozens of other companies.
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The documents include multiple memorandums from EPA attorneys to Pruitt's office justifying the charter flights in June, July and August of 2017.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin gave a background briefing on the financial services Executive Order and Memorandums Friday that Trump is signing later today.
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But with no memorandums or signed statements in the immediate aftermath, we have no idea how that may be accomplished – if at all.
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Most announcements from the meeting, though, are expected to be about previously revealed deals or memorandums of understanding rather than concrete new projects.
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Neste has signed 15 memorandums of understanding with leading airlines and airports and is in the midst of negotiating sales contracts, he said.
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Qualcomm (QCOM) signed memorandums of understanding to sell at least $2 billion in electronic components to Chinese firms Lenovo, Guangdong, Vivo and Xiaomi.
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Qualcomm – Qualcomm signed memorandums of understanding to sell at least $2 billion in electronic components to Chinese firms Lenovo, Guangdong, Vivo, and Xiaomi.
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Many regulatory agencies have signed memorandums of understanding with each other, in which they promise to punish people and businesses on one another's blacklists.
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World Cup organizers have signed memorandums of understanding with more than 40 embassies or missions to provide tickets in a similar manner in 2022.
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Huawei had already signed 25 Memorandums of Understanding with telecom operators to trial 5G equipment, including Germany, France, and Canada, Reuters reported in February.
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Vietnamese and U.S. companies signed memorandums of understanding on gas development and automobiles as well as aircraft engine purchase and support during Trump's visit.
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Legal scholars have opined on both sides of the issue, and Department of Justice attorneys have drafted memorandums arguing against indicting a sitting president.
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The demand that the Democratic document be redacted ensures that the battle over the competing memorandums — which began three weeks ago — will drag on.
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For example, an $8 billion natural gas project and $83 billion in shale development projects were both agreed to in nonbinding memorandums of understanding.
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In February, both countries were said to be drawing up memorandums of understanding on six major issues, including cyber theft and intellectual-property rights.
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Several of the deals involve Saudi Aramco, the largest energy company in the world, according to multiple memorandums of understanding released during the conference.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 31 (Reuters) - German carmaker Volkswagen on Friday said it had signed memorandums of understanding to expand its business in Nigeria and Ghana.
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At the forum, Saudi Arabia's U.S. embassy said the kingdom had signed 36 memorandums of understanding, totaling more than $20 billion in new business partnerships.
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Negotiators have struggled this week to agree on specific language within those memorandums to address tough U.S. demands, according to sources familiar with the talks.
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A person familiar with the situation said the memorandums of understanding - a preliminary stage to signing contracts - could be worth around $1.9 billion in total.
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Sputnik said Sukhoi recently signed memorandums of understanding for 40 Sukhoi SuperJet 100 passenger planes with two Iranian airlines, involving deliveries between now and 2022.
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Mr. Trump's directive on Tuesday will also eliminate about a half-dozen of Mr. Obama's smaller executive orders and memorandums related to combating climate change.
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In the run-up to this week's meeting, both sides have tried to begin formalizing the framework of an agreement around six memorandums of understanding.
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It also undoes several of Obama's executive orders and memorandums to fight global warming, including a temporary moratorium on new coal mining leases on federal lands.
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Nigeria's state oil company said memorandums of understanding (MoUs) worth over $80 billion - to be spent on investments in energy infrastructure - were signed with Chinese companies.
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Danakali had already signed memorandums of understanding for offtake agreements with potential buyers for a little more than 800,000 tonnes of sulphate of potash, Donaldson said.
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Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) often go before public entities such as city councils for consideration, where they are made available to the public prior to signing.
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But however well intentioned and instructive those memorandums and analyses might be, they do not begin to approach the weight of an actual Supreme Court decision.
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The Army will not court-martial its three soldiers involved, opting instead to issue general officer memorandums of reprimand, service spokeswoman Adrienne Combs told the Post.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In trade talks between the United States and China, Memorandums of Understanding - the building blocks of what would be a historic deal - are officially out.
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"This won't be an organisation, this is some mechanism of cooperation: to convene, to discuss, adopt some memorandums, joint resolutions," Novak said about future cooperation with OPEC.
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The agencies behind each selected idea will now have to submit "memorandums of agreement" to the FAA, which will lay out the full details of each trial.
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Washington and Beijing officials were drawing up six "memorandums of understanding", sources told Reuters, adding that the two sides were pushing for an agreement by March 1.
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Deputy Chinese Foreign Minister Zhang Ming said the memorandums of understanding and letters of intent were potentially worth about $65 billion, involving everything from energy to space.
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But real estate investment trust Riyad REIT climbed 3.2 percent after the fund signed three memorandums of understanding for the possible acquisition of buildings in three projects.
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Few of the deals involved listed Saudi companies, and many had been previously announced, or were merely memorandums of understanding that might never lead to concrete projects.
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Closer and closer to a national, top-down, bureaucratic state filled with unelected executive staff writing orders and memorandums with zero accountability to the public at large.
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Another official at the company said potential customers include companies in Japan, China and Europe and some letters of intent and memorandums of understanding have been signed.
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Indonesia's Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) said in a statement that 15 memorandums of understanding (MOU) and six investment commitments were signed on Monday, including some announced previously.
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There have been fewer than 20 National Security Presidential Memorandums (NSPMs) from President Trump, thus highlighting the importance of W-GDP, given its launch as a NSPM.
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In a remarkable exchange, Mr. Lighthizer tried to explain to the president that the memorandums would actually be binding contracts that both countries would have to honor.
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Ministers from the two countries began signing the agreements, many of them memorandums of understanding, at a meeting in Cairo during a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Skepticism exists, however, over how many of the hundreds of anticipated memorandums of understanding expected to be signed at the week-long summit will translate into real spending.
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Claudio Facchin, the head of Power Grids, signed memorandums of understanding with Chinese companies including State Grid Corporation of China and China Southern Power Grid earlier this month.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He laughs, when Pres Trump tells his Trade Rep Robert Lighthizer that he disagrees with the use of Memorandums of Understanding in trade deals.
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Some argue that California already has essentially acted like a separate country by signing agreements, or memorandums of understanding, with nations on issues as well as climate change.
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Since his firing, Mr. Tillerson has focused on ensuring a smooth transition, ordering a slew of memorandums by staff and waiting for a personal meeting with Mr. Pompeo.
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On Monday, in tearful statements in court and in sentencing memorandums submitted to the judge, the men expressed their remorse, describing how guilt has hung over their lives.
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Several United States companies also announced commercial deals, but the vast majority of these announcements were memorandums of understanding or letters of intent — not finalized, formal business contracts.
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The accords include memorandums of understanding between labor and science ministries from the two countries and on increased cooperation within third-party markets, including Latin America and Africa.
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Fifteen memorandums of understanding (MoU) were later signed between the two nations in fields including oil storage, water resources, cooperation on science and technology, and cultural cooperation, SPA said.
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Saudi Arabia's Housing Ministry signed similar memorandums with South Korea and a Saudi-South Korean consortium in March to develop 100,20153 housing units in northern Riyadh over 10 years.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the project in Jakarta was part of a series of memorandums of understanding (MOU) worth up to $1.9 billion due to be signed.
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Directives and memorandums — used to inform federal agencies of administration policy — do carry the same legal effect as an executive order, according to a Justice Department statement from 2009.
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Here's a look at both the orders and memorandums he has signed so far: Trump's executive orders An executive order is a legally binding document that declares government policy.
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Reuters reported exclusively on Wednesday that the two sides were drafting language for six memorandums of understanding on proposed Chinese reforms, progress that had helped to lift investor sentiment.
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The two sides are expected to sign memorandums of understanding (MOUs) for actions to be taken by China on issues ranging from structural reforms to trade and economic policies.
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He may face some legal and procedural hurdles, but most of his Day 1 pledges involve issuing presidential directives, executive orders or memorandums that do not need legislative approval.
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The sale process was in its early stages and information memorandums had not yet been sent to prospective buyers, said one of the sources with knowledge of the matter.
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According to a 2017 draft list of deals in the arms package seen by Reuters about $95 billion were defined as memorandums of intent, non-binding commitments to buy.
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Sources familiar with the negotiations told Reuters the memorandums would cover forced technology transfer and cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, currency, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade.
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Aramco said it alone signed memorandums of understanding worth $34 billion with companies from around the world including Halliburton (HAL), Baker Hughes (BHGE), Schlumberger (SLB), Total, and Sumitomo (SSUMF).
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During Rouhani's visit to Rome in January, Italian companies signed memorandums of understanding to invest $3.5 billion to refurbish Iranian oil refineries and $6 billion to provide heavy machinery.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that both sides were drafting memorandums of understanding (MOUs) on cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, including subsidies.
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On Tuesday, the company said it had signed 15 memorandums of understanding (or MOUs, an agreement to engage in a commercial partnership, in principle) and commercial collaborations worth $34 billion.
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Reuters reported exclusively on Wednesday that both sides were drafting memorandums of understanding (MOUs) on cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, including subsidies.
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He said Brown "filled the vacuum" when it comes to climate policy leadership and secured memorandums of agreement with leaders around the world for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
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According to the report, Harris took no action on memorandums written by her aides in 2005 proposing that her office institute a written policy for disclosing police misconduct to defendants.
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It is considering proposals for 290 ZEDEs across the country and has signed more than ten memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with investors, says Octavio Sánchez, one of the project's leaders.
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Reuters reported exclusively on Thursday that the two sides are starting to sketch out an agreement on structural issues, drafting language for six memorandums of understanding on proposed Chinese reforms.
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An ICBC spokesman said on Friday that at its Turkish unit had signed memorandums of understanding for cooperation on infrastructure, but declined to comment on the figure of $3.8 billion.
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"Paperwork and the Will of Capital" originates in the press and official photographs made at signings of agreements, declarations, memorandums, treaties, communiqués, conventions, contracts and other formalized moments of accord.
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Reuters reported exclusively on Wednesday that the two sides are starting to sketch out an agreement on structural issues, drafting language for six memorandums of understanding on proposed Chinese reforms.
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Two Spanish banks, Bankia and Banco de Sabadell , have signed memorandums of understanding to provide financing for the project, which is expected to cost between 310 and 330 million euros.
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In a series of memorandums, the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel concluded that indicting a sitting president would violate the Constitution by undermining his ability to do his job.
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Similarly, memorandums of understanding have been signed and enacted as recently as February 2018 for Syria, Egypt and Libya, where Jewish property, history and assets are being appropriated and stolen.
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Many of those who favored conviction met with prosecutors and, in some instances, wrote lengthy memorandums offering guidance on points to refine and even lines to use during the trial.
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"I'm going to do a lot of right things," he has said, and he's pledged to reverse many of Obama's executive orders and memorandums "within two minutes" of taking office.
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However, a person briefed on the negotiations said that the memorandums had been written by the American side and that China had not yet formally agreed to anything in writing.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping was in Portugal at the time, where he and his Portuguese counterpart signed a series of memorandums for "enhanced cooperation on trade and education," reports Caixin Global.
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The state controls REC through its board and the Ministry of Power signs yearly memorandums of understanding with REC to set annual operational and financial performance targets, which it reviews quarterly.
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We have in total so far around 23 memorandums of understanding, so this is before we have a sales contract that we have signed with airlines and airports across the globe.
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Trump appeared at odds with his top negotiator, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, on the preliminary terms that his team is outlining in memorandums of understanding for a deal with China.
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"Tillerson has sent memorandums to the State Department on extreme vetting but no-one knows what it is and it opens you up to the discretion of the officer," he says.
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The ISS is governed in part by memorandums of agreement in which English is usually the operating language, although there are notable exceptions (such as when inside the Russian Soyuz spacecraft).
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Claudio Facchin, the head of Power Grids, signed memorandums of understanding with Chinese companies including State Grid Corporation of China and China Southern Power Grid earlier this month, the source said.
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Sources familiar with the talks told Reuters that negotiators are working on six memorandums of understanding for actions to be taken by China on structural reforms to trade and economic policies.
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So far, SRC has signed memorandums of understanding to provide banks and home finance companies with slightly less than 6 billion riyals of financing, through portfolio acquisitions and short-term deals.
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Meanwhile, India's foreign ministry started tracking migrant workers in the Gulf, encouraging them to use helplines to report abuse and signing memorandums of understanding with Gulf countries to ensure safe migration.
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Nevertheless, Mueller's legal filings, which include indictments and sentencing memorandums, have created an almost novelistic narrative, featuring rich portraits of the political and personal motivations of a large cast of characters.
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Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, told the same event that British regulators "urgently" need their EU counterparts to begin joint talks on cross-border memorandums of understanding.
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Democratic presidents, including Barack Obama, have issued memorandums through the years rescinding the rule, while Republican presidents have reinstated it; it has been in effect 19 of the last 34 years.
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When federal authorities requested military help for New Orleans, it took four days to get approval, while memorandums and cost estimates shuttled between the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Pentagon.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Qatar's Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani signed several memorandums of understanding with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday during a trip to Beijing, Qatar's state news agency reported.
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According to the company's announcement in December 2853, it had received non-binding memorandums of understanding from two prospective buyers for the Peruvian business at an indicative enterprise value of USD1.7bn.
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State oil company Aramco announced Tuesday that it had signed 15 memorandums of understanding worth $34 billion with firms from eight countries, including the United States, at the Future Investment Initiative.
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At this point the two sides have been making progress nailing down text in memorandums of understanding in six areas: nontariff barriers, forced technology transfers, intellectual property, cybertheft, agriculture and currency.
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He did not give details; some of the deals may be more detailed versions of agreements reached on the Asian tour, and some may be memorandums of understanding rather than concrete projects.
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So far, DHS has not disclosed much public information about the program — including the Memorandums of Understanding the agency has reached with airlines about the cost and implementation of face-scanning technology.
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The database is maintained by the Treasury Department, but, through various memorandums of understanding, many law enforcement agencies, including the Drug Enforcement Administration, the FBI, and the IRS, have access to it.
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Agreements covering the Eurofighter and the Meteor missile were meant to prevent any country unilaterally halting exports but they were framed as memorandums of understanding to safeguard confidentiality, not binding formal treaties.
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According to new memorandums issued by his administration, the president will not immediately eliminate protections for so-called Dreamers who, like Jose, came to this country illegally with their parents as children.
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He has issued more than a dozen orders and memorandums, often without significant review by Congress or federal lawyers, and always with little regard for the agencies responsible for overseeing the outcome.
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But negotiators have struggled this week to agree on specific language within those memorandums to address tough U.S. demands for structural changes in China's economy, sources familiar with the talks have told Reuters.
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Deputy Chinese Foreign Minister Zhang Ming said the memorandums of understanding and letters of intent were potentially worth about $65 billion, involving everything from energy to space, but he did not give details.
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MSCI's main Asia-Pacific index rose to a 4-217/257.33 month high after sources told Reuters U.S. and Chinese negotiators were drawing up six "memorandums of understanding" to solve their trade feud.
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So I have information sharing memorandums of understanding with a number of betting operators who are offering esports markets, because they also have their own in-house integrity systems and software and algorithms.
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As of Thursday morning, Airbus had won commitments for a total of 326 aircraft, including firm orders for 144 aircraft worth $18.5 billion and Memorandums of Understanding's for 182 aircraft worth $21.2 billion.
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The government has withheld 12,000 documents, including emails, memorandums and reports, asserting that they were protected by privilege of three types: privilege of the deliberative process, of bank examination and of presidential communications.
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Mr. Trump's supporters thrill to see him pumping out executive orders and memorandums aimed at turning his campaign pledges into action — building a wall, killing trade deals, gutting Obamacare and barring Muslim refugees.
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"I took over empty coffers, we couldn't pay pensions month to month ... I'm the prime minister who got the country out of memorandums that they put us into," he said of his predecessors.
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The MSCI index of emerging market shares rose 0.25 percent and touched a three week high, after Reuters reported the United States and China are drawing up six memorandums of understanding on structural issues.
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President Donald Trump has signed a number of executive actions, including executive orders and presidential memorandums, aimed both at fulfilling his campaign promises and at rolling back the policies of former President Barack Obama.
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The government has signed memorandums of understanding with large energy companies such as France's Total and India's ONGC and hosts financiers representing Western and Asian companies keen to discover how far change will go.
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Reuters reported exclusively on Wednesday that the two sides are starting to sketch out what an agreement on structural issues might look like, drafting language for six memorandums of understanding on proposed Chinese reforms.
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Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, said he welcomed comments on Wednesday from the EU's top securities regulator that memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with British regulators were now in the works.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has said he may sign a series of Memorandums of Understanding on Belt and Road infrastructure investments when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Rome and Palermo later this month.
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The author deftly navigates between company memorandums, herbarium specimens, and ethnographic objects, presenting a model of how to deal with nontextual sources: how to read illustrations alongside taxidermied specimens, official reports, and private correspondence.
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With regard to Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Libya and Yemen, no such decisions, laws or memorandums of understanding should be made with states where Jews were subjected to ethnic cleansing and state-sanctioned anti-Semitism.
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During Tuesday's event, the United States and Qatar signed multiple memorandums of understanding between the two countries on issues including human trafficking and agreed to a creation of a bilateral group on labor practices.
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Port Everglades and Port Palm Beach, located in Riviera Beach, Florida, were both scheduled to sign memorandums of understanding with Cuba in January, but they backed off after Scott tweeted his opposition Jan. 25.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Japan and China are due to sign around 50 project memorandums of understanding during Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to Beijing this week, according to a draft document seen by Reuters.
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O) has signed memorandums of understanding for sales worth at least $2 billion with top Chinese smartphone vendors, receiving vocal support from the firms as it fights an unsolicited buyout bid from Broadcom Ltd (AVGO.
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Some argue that California, the fifth-largest economy in the world, already has essentially acted like a separate country by signing agreements, or memorandums of understanding, with nations on issues as well as climate change.
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S. CEO Forum gathered American and Saudi business leaders in New York, where the kingdom announced about three dozen memorandums of understanding with U.S. firms, which are often the first step in establishing business ventures.
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At least several of the deals were preliminary memorandums of understanding, which is the first formal step toward a final contract, but they were highly symbolic amid Saudi efforts to avoid financial and political isolation.
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The prospective deals, described by Airbus as memorandums of understanding, are worth as much as $2.5 billion and were announced by the company at the Paris Air Show, an important sales event for plane manufacturers.
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Memorandums with the executive order ask Mr. Mnuchin to review the Orderly Liquidation Authority, a tool created by the Dodd-Frank law of 2010 for unwinding financial institutions that are on the verge of collapse.
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The startup says that 12 cryptocurrency exchanges have already signed memorandums of understanding with it and are currently using or testing Sygna, including SBI VC Trade, Coincheck, Bitbank, DMM Bitcoin, BITpoint, MaiCoin, BitoPro and Ace.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump will not immediately eliminate protections for the so-called Dreamers, undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as small children, according to new memorandums issued by the administration on Thursday night.
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In a daily tally of orders, Bechai has split the announcements into actual firm orders, letters of intent or memorandums of understanding, and "options" where customers convert older orders to reflect a new mix of airplanes.
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In meetings on Thursday and Friday, negotiators drafted a handful of memorandums of understanding, or M.O.U.s, covering protections for intellectual property, expanded access for foreign companies in China, Chinese purchases of American goods and other issues.
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Five memorandums of understanding were signed during a visit by Syrian Prime Minister Emad Khamis to Tehran on Tuesday, including a license for Iran to become a mobile phone service operator in Syria, and phosphate mining contracts.
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The memorandums are expected to touch on a half-dozen key areas, including forced technology transfers and cybertheft; intellectual property rights; opening the Chinese financial services market to U.S. companies; currency; agriculture, and nontariff barriers to trade.
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"My concern is (the Trump administration) will come and trumpet a bunch of deals and MOUs (memorandums of understanding) that have a big number and Trump will tweet victory," James McGregor, China chair with APCO Worldwide, said.
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The BLM put out seven memorandums to land managers in the West detailing how to balance protection of the chicken-sized bird with activities like grazing and drilling, and how to monitor the progress of the protections.
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"Despite this we cooperated honestly and we achieved a lot of significant things, most importantly extracting the country from the upheaval of the memorandums," he said, referring to Greece's emergence from its third international bailout last summer.
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Diplomats said career officials had largely been cut off from viewing memorandums of conversations written after senior officials talk to foreign leaders, memos traditionally used to help junior officers issue guidance to embassy staff members across the world.
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ESMA's chair, Steven Maijoor, said last week that EU and UK regulators will sign cooperation agreements or memorandums of understanding to supervise cross-border financial activity, seen by the IA as aiding the continuation of delegation after Brexit.
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But the report provides fresh evidence that some islands could be on the mend, and underscores the US government's responsibility to completely restore the Marshall Islands, as it agreed to do decades ago in several Memorandums of Understanding.
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MSCI's main Asia-Pacific index had struck a new a 4-1/210 month high after sources told Reuters overnight that U.S. and Chinese negotiators were drawing up six "memorandums of understanding" to help ease their trade feud.
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Many analysts have noted that Greece's human rights veto came as Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras returned from a summit meeting in Beijing in May, where he signed billions of euros' worth of new investment memorandums with Chinese companies.
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Eight other memorandums and four executive orders — including ones terminating the Trans-Pacific Partnership, approving the Keystone XL Pipeline, calling for the construction of a border wall and urging the repeal of the Affordable Care act — preceded it.
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"The faithful execution of our immigration laws is best achieved by using all these statutory authorities to the greatest extent practicable," John F. Kelly, the secretary of homeland security, wrote in one of two memorandums released on Tuesday.
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The agreement, announced at a press conference in Riyadh, follows an announcement by GE during U.S. President Donald Trump's visit last weekend of $15 billion of business deals, including memorandums of understanding which would require further agreements to materialize.
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Trump, who rolled back two Obama-era presidential memorandums on spectrum, also called for the creation of a White House Spectrum Strategy Task Force, and asked federal agencies to review how spectrum can be shared with private sector users.
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Separate from the memorandums, U.S. and Chinese negotiators are discussing a 10-item list of shorter-term measures, largely purchases of commodities and other goods, that China can take to quickly reduce the trade deficit with the United States.
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Airbnb Chief Executive Brian Chesky said he hopes to partner with cities to help them maximize the benefits of home sharing and has signed MOU, or memorandums of understanding, agreements with the cities of Shanghai, Shenzhen, Chongqing and Guangzhou.
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Hyperloop One, which is now Virgin Hyperloop One thanks to strong backing from billionaire Richard Branson, has signed a couple of new memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with Indian government agencies to conduct preliminary studies into hyperloop route construction feasibility.
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They say that the results of consent decrees, which are backed by a court order, and so-called memorandums of agreement, which are reached out of court, have been mostly positive, if mixed, and in some cases absolutely essential.
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Test results, emails and internal memorandums in the Justify case show how California regulators waited nearly three weeks, until the Kentucky Derby was only nine days away, to notify Baffert that his Derby favorite had failed a doping test.
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"The memorandums have consciously crushed small- and medium-size businesses," Thanos Vasilopoulos of Greece's private sector union, GSEE, told the radio station Sto Kokkino on Wednesday, referring to three foreign bailouts that successive governments have agreed to since 2010.
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The Japanese tech company is planning to launch Vision Fund 215, with the likes of Apple (AAPL), Foxconn (HNHPF), the National Bank of Kazakhstan and others signing memorandums of understanding to take part in the next mega tech fund.
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Some of the deals were memorandums of understanding which may never progress to the stage of firm contracts, and other deals had already been planned for months, so there was a strong element of public relations in the $56 billion total.
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Negotiators are drawing up six memorandums of understanding on structural issues: forced technology transfer and cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, currency, agriculture, and non-tariff barriers to trade, according to two sources familiar with the progress of the talks.
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Negotiators are drawing up six memorandums of understanding on structural issues: forced technology transfer and cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, currency, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, according to two sources familiar with the progress of the talks.
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Rouhani and Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi signed memorandums of understanding across sectors including trade, oil, health, mining, visa-free travel, and perhaps most significantly a railway that would connect Iraq's southern oil-rich city of Basra to Iran's border.
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Memorandums of agreement may work with departments where there's a single or two issues that are at play—we had a memorandum of agreement with the Missoula [Montana] police department, and that whole investigation only focused on sexual assault investigations.
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The company said it does not expect memorandums of understanding signed with Iran to yield contracts in 2016 or early 300, and is mulling the idea of stock consolidation or a reverse stock split, but the idea is not mature yet.
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Information memorandums on the skin health business sale, being run by Credit Suisse and Evercore, are expected to be sent by the end of January and first-round bids are likely to be submitted in early March, the sources said.
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There were photos of a back injury one of them had sustained; pages from use-of-force reports; assorted memorandums and entries in a cellblock log book — all of it attesting to the professionalism the officers displayed in subduing Mr. Moore.
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"I find myself literally on the phone with my key advisers, medical advisers and economic advisers literally four or five hours a day, going through detailed memorandums on what we should be doing," Biden said in that Friday media call.
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Imagine a state administrator who chooses to draft memorandums according to her own tastes rather than by office protocol, or a city hall plumber who doesn't perform her job because she feels she shouldn't have to pay for her own tools.
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"We are a breath away from the end of the program and the definitive end to the memorandums," Mr. Tsipras said, referring to the three loan agreements Greece has signed with foreign creditors since it verged on bankruptcy in 2010.
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The agency has signed memorandums of understanding with space agencies in France, the United Kingdom and Canada, been commended in a resolution in the United States House of Representatives that promised further cooperation and signed a statement of intent with Airbus.
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"You can have all the memorandums of understanding in the world, and they really don't mean anything if people don't like you," said Don Borelli, a former assistant special agent in charge of the international counterterrorism branch in New York.
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Correia was often the trio's point person in dealing with business contacts in Ukraine, and his work included drafting contracts and memorandums of understanding that the group could present to potential business partners, according to four sources who deal with them.
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Negotiators are drawing up six memorandums of understanding on structural issues: forced technology transfer and cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, currency, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, the sources said, as the two sides push for an agreement by March 217.
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BILATERAL TRADE DEFICIT REDUCTION Separate from the memorandums, U.S. and Chinese negotiators are discussing a 10-item list of shorter-term measures, largely purchases of commodities and other goods, that China can take to quickly reduce the trade deficit with the United States.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian food company Minerva SA has signed memorandums of understanding with China's Alibaba and another five clients in the world's most populous nation to supply frozen beef for a period of five years, an executive told Reuters on Monday.
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Russia and China have signed a series of agreements over the last two years, including memorandums of understanding between Bank of Russia and China's central bank on clearing and settlement of Chinese yuan payments in Russia, and cooperation on gold exchange trading.
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The diaries, letters and memorandums Mr. Ferrell found derailed him from his research into a book about President Woodrow Wilson and World War I and inspired him to edit and annotate "Off the Record: The Private Papers of Harry S. Truman" (1980).
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"We had eight years worth of executive orders, executive actions and executive memorandums in addition to the rules and regulations promulgated by President Obama's anti-gun administration that need to be undone, in addition to our legislative priorities," NRA spokesperson Jennifer Baker said.
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A major international investment conference in Riyadh, boycotted by some top Western executives over the killing of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi, drew to a close on Thursday with the government announcing the signing of billions of dollars worth of deals or memorandums of understanding.
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The Beijing office is the first opened by Bank of Russia outside the country and will provide front-line coordination between Moscow and Beijing on various financial issues, Skobelkin said, including implementation of five memorandums of understanding signed between the two countries last year.
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John Kavulich, president of the U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council which has followed business ties between the two countries for two decades, noted that while there had been a large array of recent agreements and memorandums of understanding, not all were binding treaties.
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The government attempted to force through the entire Withdrawal Agreement Bill, now required for Britain to leave the E.U.—a hundred and ten pages of legal text, and more than three hundred pages of explanatory notes and memorandums—in thirty-six hours of debate.
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TECH-TAC-TOE Negotiators are drawing up six memorandums of understanding on structural issues: forced technology transfer and cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, currency, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, two sources familiar with the progress of the talks told Reuters in Washington.
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TECH-TAC-TOE Negotiators are drawing up six memorandums of understanding on structural issues: forced technology transfer and cyber theft, intellectual property rights, services, currency, agriculture and non-tariff barriers to trade, two sources familiar with the progress of the talks told Reuters in Washington.
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Frequently, issuing a Red List is the first step in a process to hold public hearings and ultimately pass memorandums of understanding between the United States and foreign governments that blockade art and cultural property, denying U.S. citizens the rights to their historic heritage.
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The slew of deals and memorandums of understanding (MoU) signed between the two nations during the visit include a $33 billion agreement on establishing an oil refinery in the southwestern coastal city of Gwadar and a $4 billion agreement on developing alternative energy sources.
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United States officials have described in multiple memorandums significant land transfers to sons and grandsons of the king, and even outright grabs, such as one prince who simply had the fence line around his property slowly expand outward to encompass another 30 square miles.
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During the leg in Beijing, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and his Chinese counterpart announced $9 billion in deals involving almost 20 companies, though details of the agreements remained elusive, and many were expected to come in the form of nonbinding memorandums of understanding rather than contracts.
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The memorandums of understanding add to $57 billion already pledged for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a network of rail, road and energy infrastructure that is part of the wider Chinese project also known as the Belt and Road initiative, or One Belt, One Road.
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Since talks began more than a decade ago - when uranium prices UXXc1 were near record highs - a series of non-committal French-Chinese memorandums of understanding have been signed for building a reprocessing plant in China modeled on state-owned Areva's plant in La Hague, northern France.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Xi witnessed high-ranking officials of their respective countries signing a total of 17 memorandums of understanding and other documents that establish "a maritime Silk Road of the 21st century" and the "peaceful use" of atomic energy, the Iranian presidency said.
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Jonathan Newhouse, the chairman and chief executive of Condé Nast International, alluded to this in his speech when he described his cousin's frank (and not always rosy) estimations of the work of publishers on memorandums he scrawled on legal pads with a black felt tip marker.
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European diplomats in Beijing note that China calls the BRI an open, multilateral "platform", but built it by pressing bilateral memorandums of understanding on 60 or 70 countries—though envoys report that Chinese leaders recently stopped urging other governments to sign such documents, after several western European countries refused.
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While the Congressional Review Act empowers this Congress to deal with any regulations that had not been finalized by around June 85033, the Buck proposal would create an Article One calendar to expedite consideration of legislation that repeals executive orders, memorandums and regulations imposed by the executive branch.
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Ms. Decker Breckenridge was herself the beneficiary of memorandums, briefing books and other materials prepared by Mr. Bush's departing staff members that she called invaluable when she began work on Mr. Obama's first day in office as the chief of staff at the National Endowment for the Arts.
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My friend, Ehrlichman's aide, had just left the White House and had taken with him a large binder with internal memorandums circulating as the administration worked its way through the incendiary issue of whether to bus inner-city minority children to predominantly white schools to equalize educational opportunities.
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He went from demanding that China abandon an array of what he calls predatory trade practices to undermining his own chief trade negotiator, Robert Lighthizer, when he began to explain the memorandums of understanding that would codify those concessions in a trade pact between the United States and China.
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In written testimony released on June 7th and in his oral answers the former FBI boss confirmed press reports that he had been so alarmed by a series of one-on-one conversations with Mr Trump that he wrote himself instant memorandums and distributed them to other leaders of the FBI.
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"I call upon you with hand on heart to give a vote of confidence to the government which gave battle, which bled, but managed to haul the country out of memorandums and surveillance," Tsipras said, referring to Greece's international lenders who kept the country on a tight leash for years.
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Mr. Galbraith's vision of a sun-kissed utopia of powerful unions, small businesses and cultural exchanges was published in June in his book of essays, speeches and assorted memorandums ("Welcome to the Poisoned Chalice"; Yale University Press) describing the five months he spent as an unofficial member of Mr. Varoufakis's inner policy circle.
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Already, researchers have turned up previously unknown documents relating to epochal events, like memorandums about the slave trade in West Africa and a cache of letters by Sir Samuel Hood, the second in command at the Battle of the Chesapeake in September 1781, which set the stage for the British defeat at Yorktown.
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There's a trove of memorandums and documents related to the whistleblower's concerns beginning on August 14, when a senior lawyer for the intelligence agency that employs the whistleblower first brought up the issue on a weekly phone call with top national security lawyers at the Justice Department and the White House's top national security lawyers.
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Some of Mr. Trump's other early moves, like his presidential memorandums giving the go-ahead to the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines and killing the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, and his announcement that he would quickly seek to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, were clearly conceived with a similar objective.
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Five memorandums of understanding were signed at a ceremony attended by Syrian Prime Minister Emad Khamis and Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri in Tehran on Tuesday, building on ties that have included billions of dollars of Iranian support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's efforts to regain control of parts of his country from rebel groups.
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But Moore's perspective shifts continually from Thatcher herself (he adeptly captures the force of personality that radiates from her annotations and even from the underlinings in policy papers and memorandums) to her advisers, her colleagues and rivals in the cabinet, her adversaries across the floor in the House of Commons and in Brussels, even her hairdresser.
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While various draft memorandums for the president argued that the request could be met, they also warned of serious consequences, including budget increases in the billions, balance of payments shortfalls, new tax requirements, a Reserve call as steep as 262,5003 men, bigger draft calls and monthly American casualties rates as high as 1,400 — nearly as extreme as Tet itself.
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John Yoo, a former Justice Department attorney known for writing legal memorandums on enhanced interrogation tactics known as the Torture Memos, says President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has gone too far in his use of executive power.
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"We believe the Department of Defense made the correct decision when they awarded the contract," said Frank X. Shaw, a Microsoft spokesman, adding that the company remains confident that its proposal "is the right choice for the D.O.D." The Pentagon's rapid change of position raises the question of whether it suddenly found merit in Amazon's objections, or whether officials feared that the court action challenging the award would inevitably surface emails or memorandums suggesting Mr. Trump interfered in the selection.
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