" Man: "The movement of people in Europe, fair enough.
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Officials are also restricting the movement of people across provinces.
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"The movement of people will happen," said another Italian official.
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Forget Brexit's much discussed impact on the free movement of people.
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The most difficult issue of all is free movement of people.
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The curfew will restrict the movement of people from 10 p.m.
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The scale of the movement of people is staggering, he said.
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Modern borders exist to control something else: the movement of people.
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But the second most impressive movement of people in human history.
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Which one of these agendas does the free movement of people advance?
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What impact will this movement of people have on the sending societies?
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For the European Union, free movement of people and workers is one.
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Populism is a grassroots movement of people who perceive themselves as disenfranchised.
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The free movement of people, a cornerstone of the European Union, collapses.
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It's about building a movement of people from all walks of life.
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The city's only functioning economy was the movement of people and goods.
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The four freedoms guarantee free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
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"The movement of people in the world has increased considerably," he said.
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It would end free movement of people, precluding membership of the single market.
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Many regard the free movement of people as an expression of liberal ideals.
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Italy says the plan breaches EU rules on the free movement of people.
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There would also be questions about flights regulation, movement of people, and so on.
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Free movement of people might still be a non-negotiable part of the deal.
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A package of seven agreements is inextricably linked to the free movement of people.
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The fence "was an immediate reaction to an unprecedented movement of people," Linnell said.
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Both frameworks will harmonize the movement of people and goods within the continent without hindrance.
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The territory is anxious to preserve free movement of people across its border with Spain.
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But it also implies keeping free movement of people, which Mrs May's deal does not.
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The commitment to free movement of people within the EU has also come under strain.
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Two decades after it promised free movement of people, goods and transport, implementation is poor.
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Yet restrictions on construction constrain the movement of people from stagnant places to dynamic ones.
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"We don't have that movement of people," she says, that can create a big campaign.
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Presently, it is against EU rules to restrict the movement of people aged 16-18.
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This is a prerequisite to safe the free movement of people in the Schengen zone.
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"Complete freedom of movement of people would mean that our economy would collapse," Parks said.
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Both sides agree in principle that the free movement of people from Europe will end.
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Mishustin added that Russia will close its border with Belarus for the movement of people.
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Its success will depend on how free the movement of people, goods and capital will be.
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Trade and free movement of people are likely to be the hardest points in Brexit negotiations.
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It's a group dependent on modern techniques of communication and the movement of people across borders.
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The European Union's commitment to the free, borderless movement of people is in danger of collapse.
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Why it matters: Modern movement of people seems to have increased the spread of agricultural diseases.
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The free movement of people inside the E.U. might be the first to go into reverse.
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It pays into several EU projects and it also has to respect free movement of people.
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Its sculptures and paintings examine the movement of people, vehicles or information through relentlessly controlled channels.
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It would mean accepting the free movement of people, which Brexit campaigners fought hard to end.
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Totalitarianism seems safely in the past in this book, the movement of people a natural right.
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Trained officers monitored "the movement of people at strategic locations in and around the city centre".
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Movement of people within the European free-passport area will still be allowed under the restrictions.
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Greece has imposed a curfew until early April, restricting the movement of people with few exceptions.
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Greece has imposed a curfew until early April, restricting the movement of people with few exceptions.
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In an ideal world, Britain would like free trade with Europe without the free movement of people.
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The movement of people and goods is becoming more difficult through immigration and trade restrictions, said Thiel.
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Yet at least within the EU, increased movement of people should not have come as a surprise.
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Yet Mrs May has ruled out unfettered free movement of people and the jurisdiction of the court.
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Many people now believe free movement of people may be a price worth paying for staying in.
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It too has to observe the free movement of people, and to accept most single-market laws.
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He talked at length about the need to preserve movement of people across the border with Spain.
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"The '60s was a movement of people who saw how things could be done better," says Carol.
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This means it would have to change its position and accept the continued free movement of people.
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But there is another, more fundamentally important way, and that is to build a movement of people.
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Among Republicans the upswingers embrace capitalist dynamism, global engagement and the open movement of people and ideas.
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Yet the disappearance of the land bridge did not stop the movement of people between the continents.
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"Ant Farm" combines colorful graphics with perforated peeks at the antlike movement of people and cars behind.
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An extended outbreak could also test the free movement of people and goods to bordering European countries.
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It has also facilitated free movement of people, raising productivity and fostering "intellectual cross-fertilisation", he said.
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The EU's common market is founded on four freedoms of movement of: people, products, capital and services.
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What is much less understandable are the calls to limit free movement of people over that timeframe.
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The free movement of people is not anathema, but it has to be weighed against this interest.
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This mass movement of people has profound public health implications, with a disproportionate impact on women and children.
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In some areas of the main city of Srinagar, the government limited the movement of people and vehicles.
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So we're kind of expecting to see a mass movement of people to these quarantined camps starting soon.
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However, single market rules stipulate that countries must accept the free movement of people as well as goods.
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Labour frets that EEA membership means accepting free movement of people and EU constraints on its policy objectives.
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Authorities have restricted the movement of people in the city's old quarter, which has often erupted in violence.
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He also said that talks were very far advanced on the topic of the free movement of people.
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But the deal-breaking feature of EU membership for Britain seemed to be the free movement of people.
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Second, barriers to the movement of people and investments among localities within a nation are low, often nonexistent.
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It could include restrictions of the movement of people, banning political parties and certain institutions and public gatherings.
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We want to ensure that movement of people and trade across that border can carry on as now.
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Large political shifts and platforms are being built and pivoting around how people view the movement of people.
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Europe's commitment to the free movement of people drove the two things together and gave Powellism its renewed power.
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Asked if they would accept free movement of people to secure freer trade, the panel was 51-49% against.
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In return, Britain would have to contribute to the European Union's budget and allow the free movement of people.
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EEA countries have an "emergency brake" to block the free movement of people, though it has never been used.
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The Communist Party has often congratulated itself that such a vast movement of people has happened without mass unrest.
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It has to keep to most single-market rules, contribute to the budget and accept free movement of people.
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This would contravene the existing accords, which are contingent on Switzerland allowing free movement of people from the bloc.
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Backers of Brexit want the free movement of people to Britain curtailed or ditched altogether from future trade terms.
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Telecoms giant Vodafone has said the continued freedom of movement of people is vital for its choice of location.
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Britain could negotiate a trade deal similar to Canada's, liberating it from EU rules, including free movement of people.
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There had been a constant "slow movement of people across the border," a senior U.N. official in Bangladesh said.
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Countries fully integrated into that market currently accept free movement of people across European borders, a right that Mrs.
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His acting and mannerisms accurately portrayed the ugly stares and delayed movement of people I've seen on ketamine before.
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This is far from the free movement of people and ideas to which N.Y.U.'s leaders claim to aspire.
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Eventually, AI will enable life-saving medical breakthroughs, more sustainable agriculture, and the autonomous movement of people and products.
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But its square shape is wider than attack tunnels, apparently allowing for a greater movement of people and goods.
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"And this had to be painfully learned in Switzerland after a referendum (on limiting free movement of people) ... That's how it is," he said when asked by Reuters if there was any scope for a compromise that would give Britain access to the internal market while allowing curbs on the movement of people.
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He was among a growing movement of people concerned about a toxic killer in their daily lives: namely, their wallpaper.
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Ted Serbinski: Yeah, I think just to add to that, I think mobility is the movement of people and goods.
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As for free movement of people, there is no economic logic arguing that this is needed for a single market.
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Any deal that maintains free movement of people, she says, would fail to respect the result of the Brexit referendum.
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The EU needs to rethink some of the more dogmatic commitments in its credo such as free movement of people.
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In Europe, for example, populists have been far more hostile to the free movement of people than to open trade.
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"If the British government ends the free movement of people, that will have its price," the centre-right chancellor said.
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Essentially, the company is turning Google Maps into a powerful tool to understand the movement of people in the world.
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Norway contributes to the EU budget and accepts free movement of people in exchange for access to the single market.
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What I love about Times Up is that it represents and intersectional movement of people, women standing together across sectors.
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Only within the EU's borders is the free movement of people tied to the free movement of trade and capital.
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The Calais Migrant Solidarity project began in 2009 and protests against borders and restrictions on the free movement of people.
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"But there is clearly no mandate for accepting the free movement of people as it has existed up until now."
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But EU leaders have repeatedly said that access to the EU's single market is contingent on free movement of people.
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Those include banning demonstrations and forbidding the access and movement of people and vehicles in specific areas at specific times.
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Economic development, including the free movement of people and goods, cannot occur without adequate ports, airports, roads, bridges and subways.
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Safe country status and asylum law in general is based on several United Nations conventions regulating the movement of people.
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A country in the European Union has little control over the movement of people between other countries in the union.
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With the widespread and rapid movement of people between countries and continents, infectious diseases can cross continents in a day.
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Such concessions could include allowing the free movement of people across European frontiers and paying budget contributions to the bloc.
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Predicting this migration is relatively straightforward, but the political consequences of this movement of people are trickier to sort out.
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"There is a growing movement of people in the state who seem very committed to bringing this up," Grayson said.
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The free movement of people has been central to how many Europeans want to see themselves: tolerant, open and diverse.
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"The movement of people from one site to another is representative of the vexing nature of online extremism," said Rep.
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European leaders have consistently reaffirmed that remaining in the single market requires that Britain accept the free movement of people.
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An aerial view reveals that the movement of people and technology and deal closure have simply come to a halt.
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While there is something decidedly creepy about encouraging the free movement of people so that immigrants can replenish an aging population — rather than for the straightforward reasons that it's the ethical thing to do — we should still insist that those afflicted with birthrate anxiety should embrace the free movement of people across US borders.
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It respects the result of the 2016 referendum by taking back control of Britain's borders, ending the free movement of people.
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The free movement of people within the European Economic Area (EEA) allows clubs to sign any European player they can afford.
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Voters would chose whether to back a treaty strengthening business links with the EU but embracing the free movement of people.
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British Eurosceptics see the EU's migration crisis as evidence that continental Europe shares Britain's concerns about the free movement of people.
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The more advanced economies had thought the forces of globalization — ever-opening trade and the free movement of people — were inexorable.
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Hungarians, Italians, Turks and Israelis should build walls, erect fences and slow down the movement of people, goods, money and ideas.
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THERESA MAY'S government has long insisted that free movement of people from the European Union to Britain must end after Brexit.
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But the EU deliberately adds free movement of people, which most citizens outside Britain see as a benefit of the club.
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All this comes as other EU countries besides Britain are looking for new ways to constrain the free movement of people.
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By stopping the free movement of people from the EU it limits the scope for migration to offset the demographic brake.
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EU officials claim that the U.K. cannot keep its full access to the single market and restrict the movement of people.
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All four freedoms, including of movement of people, will continue, though Mrs May wants to limit new arrivals' right to stay.
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They are expected to campaign for a 'hard Brexit' that prioritizes caps on immigration and prevents the free movement of people.
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If the deal includes free movement of people, as in Norway, both sets of migrants would be left broadly as before.
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And curbs on free movement of people would add disruption for the 30,000 people that cross the border daily for work.
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Other researchers used net airline passenger data and other methods to try to estimate the scope of the movement of people.
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Passage of the law clears the way for Switzerland to extend free movement of people to the latest EU member Croatia.
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Everything from floods and droughts to the status of particular crops to migration, movement of people ... So, you can predict famine?
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"Given the movement of people around the state, it is possible the virus is spreading in other counties, too," she said.
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Replica, the data-gathering tool created within Sidewalk Labs that maps the movement of people in cities, is now a company.
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Citing security concerns, Israel and Egypt also imposed tighter restrictions on the movement of people and goods through the Gaza crossings.
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Like the Israelis, the Egyptians have in recent years restricted the movement of people and goods in and out of Gaza.
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The move will empower the government to lock down cities, bar visitors from China and unilaterally restrict the movement of people.
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CHINA'S NATIONAL HEALTH COMMISSION SAYS WILL STRICTLY CONTROL OUTBOUND MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WUHAN AND OTHER CITIES WITH EXISTING TRAFFIC CONTROLS
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Smaller than a quarter, they detect radio waves, and therefore the presence and movement of people, across a ten meter area.
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The 28-nation bloc insists on maintaining the principle of free movement of people, as enshrined in bilateral accords with Switzerland.
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His show was inspired, in part, by the immigration crisis and the movement of people across bodies of water in Europe.
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Israel maintains a naval blockade of Gaza and tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods at its land borders.
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They will continue to insist that full participation in the single market must include both free movement of people and ECJ jurisdiction.
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"We need a mass movement of people, and I think we need members of Congress actively involved in that movement," Sanders said.
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The blockade has largely sealed Gaza&aposs borders, greatly limiting the movement of people and goods in and out of the territory.
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EEA members are obliged to accept the four freedoms of movement of the EU's single market, including the free movement of people.
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The movement of people produced a melting pot of cultures and a cacophony of bold, distinctive sounds that persist to this day.
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Moreover, the movement of people from the land to cities created a food culture that prioritised convenience and low cost over quality.
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The WHO says that more work is also needed in mapping the movement of people, such as workers and refugees, across borders.
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Still, note that those on the right may favour restrictions on movement of people but not on the movement of their capital.
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Indeed, the big selling-point of their campaign is to restore British control of the frontiers by stopping free movement of people.
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In south Kashmir's Pulwama district the local administration has imposed restrictions on the movement of people and vehicles to prevent any violence.
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Such tide-swelling events, in multiplier effect, ushered in the largest internal movement of people on American soil, the Great "Black" Migration.
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If Britain exits the EU and ends the free movement of people, the hard border between north and south could come back.
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Any transition period will have to be on the EU's terms, meaning acceptance of all its rules, including free movement of people.
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" By World War I, 17 million foreigners had followed in her footsteps in "a movement of people without precedent in human history.
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"Even the slightest measure affecting the free movement of people and goods will strain the global food chain further," added Abdul Halim.
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Incremental moves are starting to be made to offset the effects of stringent curbs imposed on the movement of people and goods.
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"When you're talking about the movement of people across national borders, I don't know how specific you want to be," he said.
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Citing security concerns, both Israel and Egypt maintain tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods along their respective Gaza frontiers.
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Brussels is unlikely to accept such a system, however, as it clashes with the fundamental EU principle of free movement of people.
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Egypt controls the southern border of Gaza, limiting the movement of people and goods in and out of the increasingly impoverished territory.
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Some countries are collecting anonymized data to study movement of people more generally, while others are providing detailed information about individuals' movements.
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Trilobites The islands' pioneers likely arrived centuries before European conquest, as part of a large-scale movement of people from North Africa.
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Moreover, the EU will surely insist on any transition keeping the status quo, including free movement of people, budget payments and the ECJ.
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We have the same desire, we want to ensure that movement of people and trade across that border can carry on as now.
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Unless Britain stays in the EU's single market and accepts free movement of people—which seems unlikely—the north's stability is at risk.
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Though the Venezuelan exodus sometimes seems as invisible as tiny Pacaraima, it is the biggest movement of people in Latin America's recent history.
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He also promised to cut immigration with the introduction of a points system and to end free movement of people from EU countries.
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It also explains why there is free movement of people: this allows for the exchange of typically non-tradable goods, such as plumbing.
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The IPS dates back to 1961, when the government established a travel and tourism survey to gather information about the movement of people.
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Uber's goal is to become the "one-stop shop for the movement of people and powering local commerce around the world," Khosrowshahi said.
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With the monumental views in all directions of skyscrapers, bridges, and the constant movement of people, it's a ready backdrop for superhuman narratives.
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This huge movement of people has been a boon for the rest of the world (see our special report in this week's issue).
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Nearly 30 countries have joined the European Union, which acts like one mega-country by allowing the free movement of people and money.
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The EU's treasured single market allows easy access to the trading bloc but also requires the free movement of people within the region.
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The large-scale movement of people out of sub-Saharan Africa has grown steadily nearly every year since 2010, the Pew study said.
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Harwood: But isn't the lesson of the modern world continuously in one direction — that is, toward the freer movement of people and capital?
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They're playing a long game against capitalism, and think greater social protections can help build a movement of people capable of overthrowing it.
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The movement of people into cities could reverse as people leave overcrowded and expensive cities to live and work in an interconnected countryside.
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Brexit would mean practical and psychological changes, too, as the free movement of people ends and lengthy negotiations on immigration and travel begin.
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Free movement of people is a core element of the agreement and we have to contribute substantial amounts to the EU's poorer countries.
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If Britain ends free movement of people, that may require the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland and its southern neighbour.
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In 2014, Switzerland voted to impose quotas on migration, potentially ripping up a bilateral deal with the EU on free movement of people.
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Some countries are collecting anonymized data to study the movement of people more generally, while others are providing detailed information about individuals' movements.
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There is a growing movement of people who, like me, have left their careers to try to protect humanity and the living world.
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China's actions of locking down cities and severely restricting the movement of people has probably prevented hundreds of thousands of cases, it said.
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The trickiest area is the crunch trade-off between market access and the free movement of people, which is sacrosanct to EU leaders.
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But those countries agreed to be integrated into the single market, accepting free movement of people as well as goods, capital and services.
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This is something that might be politically impossible after Thursday's vote as it comes with the requirement of the freedom of movement of people.
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Switzerland generally allows for free movement of people from the EU, a pivotal element of maintaining enhanced market access to its largest trading partner.
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Not surprisingly, Leavers were less inclined to accept free movement of people in exchange for free trade, while Remainers were in the opposite camp.
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But it would take many months to negotiate, it would mean accepting free movement of people and it too would require an Irish backstop.
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The EU insists that Britain must accept the 'four freedoms' - free movement of people, capital, goods and services - to remain in the single market.
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Meow (he had his named changed years ago) is part of a movement of people who are blending their bodies with technology, or biohackers.
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The New Odyssey is a book about refugees that explains just how this historic movement of people became a crisis in the first place.
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Denmark, which has effectively pulled out of the Schengen agreement on free movement of people across the EU, rejected the Maastricht treaty in 1992.
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In both Europe and North America, the mass movement of people, by land and sea, continues to produce its fair share of individual tragedies.
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So far the EU has limited deals on road transport access to countries that accept free movement of people, such as Norway and Switzerland.
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Free movement of people Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, said that from December 1st Mexicans will no longer need visas to enter the country.
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Some find a new life for themselves as part of the infrastructure that facilitates, and profits from, the movement of people through the Americas.
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But May has said the June 23 vote to leave the EU showed Britons wanted to control the movement of people from the bloc.
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The commission says trade between countries and the increased movement of people around the globe have also contributed to the spread of the pests.
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This, however, won't fly with the hard Brexiteers, as they'd have to follow all the EU rules, including accepting the free movement of people.
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Instead, the minister said, Mexico would "drastically" change its migration policy to ensure that its response to the mass movement of people was humanitarian.
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The move is to "reduce the cross-border movement of people and lower the risk of disease transmission", the government said in a statement.
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As well as reducing trade barriers, the bloc has sought to integrate in other areas, such as financial markets and free movement of people.
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A treaty would focus on five areas: free movement of people, civil aviation, land transport, mutual recognition of industrial standards and processed farm goods.
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Will the Department of Homeland Security be funded solely to keep people and goods out or to facilitate the movement of people and goods?
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Experts say the virus, for which there is no vaccine or treatment, can also be spread through food products and by movement of people.
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The E.U.'s own migration debate is threatening a founding value of the bloc: the free movement of people and goods within its borders.
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It&aposs a transnational push for the free movement of people and it requires essentially amnesty for all but perhaps the most violent criminal offenders.
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But the reason why I bring up the cochlear implants is there is a movement of people who believe that you&aposre eliminating deaf culture.
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Its analysts assess EU member states' stances on four main issues: trade in goods; movement of people; regulation of finance; and defence and security arrangements.
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Brexit may mean that no country in the EU or the EEA will challenge the free movement of people in Europe in the near future.
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They may lead to a slight reduction in contamination levels, but they will also make the movement of people and goods less efficient, he cautioned.
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But while the scale and pace of the movement of people has ramped up in recent years, anxiety over immigration is nothing new in itself.
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Yet this report will argue that it is far too early to assess the full impact on China of this large-scale movement of people.
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In a country that in recent decades has seen the biggest movement of people in history away from their ancestral homes, genealogical records are patchy.
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NatCen finds almost 60% of voters ready to accept free movement of people from the EU in exchange for free access to its single market.
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" For his 2020 campaign, Sanders said he hopes to enlist one million people in a "grassroots movement of people prepared to stand up and fight.
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But if the price of a broad deal was the continued free movement of people and budget contributions, a less ambitious arrangement might be struck.
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Citing security concerns, the two countries have contributed to Gaza's woes by keeping tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods across its borders.
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And if a post-Brexit United Kingdom ended free movement of people from the EU, that might mean erecting a border between north and south.
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Interpretations differ of how the internal movement of people fueled political unrest, but the new data did not explore that, focusing on migration across borders.
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If they want access to the EU's single market and to enjoy the wealth it brings, they will have to accept free movement of people.
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"If we were part of the single market in future, then clearly that would be accompanied by the continuing free movement of people," he said.
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"If the British government ends the free movement of people, that will have its price," she said at a G20 trade union event in Berlin.
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It's one of the greatest tests of our two party system: unite a movement of people faster than the repressive churn of an authoritarian administration.
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A "soft Brexit" refers to seeking continued access to the EU's single market to an extent in return for accepting some free movement of people.
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Short of military action, analysts said, Israel has few options, since its blockade already severely restricts the movement of people in and out of Gaza.
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The cities would be divided into sectors to limit the movement of people, the commission led by Prime Minister Askar Mamin said in a statement.
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Such a measure can allow the authorities to restrict movement of people, temporarily requisition businesses, suspend the right to strike and restrict meetings and protests.
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Both countries restrict the movement of people and goods in and out of the enclave, citing security grounds and the need to stop weapons smuggling.
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It's one of the greatest tests of our two-party system: unite a movement of people faster than the repressive churn of an authoritarian administration.
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Italy's extended quarantine restricting the movement of people in its industrial northern heartland have provoked panic among residents and accentuated the country's north-south divide.
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It has to comply with an array of European Union rules and other international strictures protecting wildlife habitat and the movement of people and goods.
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Both South Korea and Vietnam are starting to restrict the movement of people en masse as more fatal cases of coronavirus appear outside of China.
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And the only plausible transition on offer will be to keep the status quo, which implies continuing free movement of people, budget payments and the ECJ.
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Mrs May planned both to end the free movement of people between Britain and the EU and to slash overall net migration by nearly two-thirds.
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Financial analyst, Bismarck Rewane, says free movement of people and goods across the continent is a recipe for economic growth as the EU example has shown.
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The main mission of Milazzo's unit is to investigate the clandestine movement of people across the Mediterranean and to arrest the smugglers who make it possible.
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New York-born Liza Lou and London-based Isaac Julien each consider labor and the movement of people and goods across continents through large-scale installations.
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Although much agreement can be found on trade in goods, financial regulation and security measures, the elephant in the room remains the free movement of people.
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Yet the shift of resources and the movement of people from declining places toward thriving ones remains an important part of the process of economic growth.
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We meet with representatives from the Jewish Agency for Israel, a quasi-governmental organization based in Jerusalem that is helping to coordinate this movement of people.
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The EU is nervous that this might turn into a back door, giving Britain privileged market access without such obligations as the free movement of people.
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The EU would prefer to maintain the free movement of people between it and Britain, since its citizens are the clearest beneficiaries of the current system.
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The EU would most certainly re-offer the deal that was extended to David Cameron, including limiting free movement of people to only those seeking work.
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Some Remainers still believe the EU would allow Britain full membership without free movement of people, an idea that has almost no support on the continent.
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The party also says any Brexit deal must protect the free movement of people as well as retain membership of the single market and customs union.
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But she also engages with the broader framework: the forces of global capitalism and the colonial legacies that lead to the movement of people and goods.
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The drawbacks are becoming a rule-taker in that market and accepting free movement of people from the EU, as well as paying into its budget.
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But those satellites could still take ultra-high quality images and short videos of the earth's terrain, objects on it, the movement of people, and more.
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Then, from the aggregated data, Michael went ahead and built some amazing visualisations showing the movement of people across Europe and the rest of the world.
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The movement of people and cows had left faint tracks across the islands and through the reeds and lily pads that filled the waterways between them.
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"When we talk about some of the foundational pillars in the corridor, we're talking about the movement of people and goods across the border," D'Avignon says.
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However, EU leaders have made it clear that if you want to be part of the single market, you have to accept free movement of people.
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The letter takes aim at Trump's right-wing policies, writing that he stands against open innovation, movement of people and engagement with the world outside America.
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" As Cohen says, "eugenics was a movement of people who believed themselves to be inherently superior, and in Holmes it found a fitting judicial standard-bearer.
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In Kigali, 50 African countries signed at least one of the three legal instruments that will free the movement of people, money and goods across borders.
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European leaders have been resolute that free movement of people across the borders of member nations is a nonnegotiable cost of admission in the common market.
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Announcing the new measures, Conte said: "There will be an obligation to avoid any movement of people who are either entering or leaving" the affected areas.
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Announcing the new measures, Conte said: "There will be an obligation to avoid any movement of people who are either entering or leaving" the affected areas.
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That would remove many more barriers in goods and services but would almost certainly involve accepting free movement of people, perhaps the one thing that Mrs.
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Wani was 22 when he was killed by security forces in 2016 and thousands attended his funeral despite restrictions on the movement of people and traffic.
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The boomer conservatives, raised in the era of Reagan, generally believe in universal systems — universal capitalism, universal democracy and the open movement of people and goods.
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With the help of a monumental scientific discovery, the couple decides to join a growing movement of people choosing to shrink themselves down to five inches.
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Only a mass movement of people, built from the ground up, can take on the corporations and politicians who endanger people and the planet for profit.
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"Sectors reliant on trade and the free movement of people are most exposed," said Benjamin Nelson, a Moody's vice president and co-author of the report.
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The legislation codifies, among other things, the power to restrict the movement of people if they are suspected of threatening national security or harboring terrorist ideas.
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The prime minister asked all 21971 million residents to stay home, one of the largest-ever bids to restrict the movement of people in a democracy.
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A lockdown on movement of people in the virus epicentre of Hubei province has raised concerns about spring planting of key food crops such as rice.
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That rules out continued membership of the Single Market, which requires free movement of people and imposes a unified regulatory regime across the European Economic Area.
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The party has called for a referendum next May on a motion to end the free movement of people, which is enshrined in European Union policy.
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The CDC defines quarantine as separating and restricting the movement of people who have been exposed to a contagious disease to see if they get sick.
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While there has been a slowdown in the movement of people with a brief lull in hostilities, many remain in need of urgent aid, IHH said.
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This symbol of racist hypocrisy toward the free movement of people appears as a rotting plastic box of water blooming with algae, a toy train running underneath.
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But they have got it wrong: the worries in other EU countries are almost entirely about external migration, not the movement of people and workers within Europe.
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But open questions remain in the areas surrounding the free movement of people, it added, particularly measures to protect the pay and conditions of workers in Switzerland.
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To support this growth, African countries will need to couple new investments with pro-business measures, including encouraging the movement of people, goods and capital across borders.
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The annual "March for Life" by anti-abortion campaigners, which takes place in Washington on Friday, is a movement of people who broadly embrace Trump and Republicans.
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Combined with the Industrial Revolution—women going out to work and just the movement of people in general—it completely revolutionized how people could interact and meet.
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Once again, I am part of a movement of people seeking to wrest control of their lives back from those who have historically held power over us.
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The second risk is popular outrage when the EU refuses to give Britain privileged access to the single market unless it allows the free movement of people.
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The free movement of people to and from the EU would end, but what would replace it is left unsaid, beyond a pledge not to "scapegoat migrants".
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What we want to avoid is any new barriers to the movement of goods, any new barriers to trade, any new barriers to the movement of people.
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As Home Secretary, May failed to meet the Government's targets to reduce the numbers coming in, largely thanks to the EU's policy of free movement of people.
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Today, in developed and developing countries alike, the greater movement of people, freedom in trade and investment, and advances in information technology have enriched many people's lives.
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Allegations of illegal movement of people from India&aposs porous border with Bangladesh have triggered sectarian tensions between the state&aposs indigenous population and Bengali-speaking Muslims.
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First, its members (and Switzerland) are obliged to accept free movement of people—indeed, unlike Britain, all are in the Schengen passport-free travel zone (see table).
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VICE spoke to Guilherme Camponês, an organizer for MAB, the Movement of People Affected by Dams, who was critical of the mining companies response to the disaster.
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European leaders will be reluctant to allow Britain continued free access to its markets, which the May government wants, without similarly free movement of people across borders.
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That appeased Brussels, which is unwilling to compromise on the free movement of people - a principle underpinning Swiss access to the EU's single market of 500 million.
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Uganda shares a border with Congo, and both nations experience a robust movement of people between them as a result of trade and the region's high population.
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In some scenarios, "personal healthcare" experts offering advice on how to avoid chronic and diet-related illnesses will be piggybacking on the health conscious movement of people.
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By the mid-2000s, he says, Border Patrol started noticing smugglers using cell phones to talk among themselves and coordinate the movement of people over the border.
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Sanderson Farms Inc, the third-largest U.S. poultry producer, cracked down on the movement of people and vehicles into its facilities, said Mike Cockrell, chief financial officer.
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The most controversial part of Prime Minister Theresa May's deal was the "backstop" to preserve free movement of people and commerce across Ireland's border with Northern Ireland.
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Brexiteers claimed that Britain could shake off the union's principle of free movement of people yet somehow maintain the usual level of free trade with the continent.
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Greece has imposed a curfew restricting the movement of people, with few exceptions, and has halted arrivals from non-EU citizens and those from Italy and Spain.
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In addition to restricted movement of people and vehicles, the authorities instructed restaurants to switch to delivery-only mode and said they may shut down public transport.
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He told reporters in Geneva that the evacuations couldn't begin "because the necessary conditions were not in place to ensure safe, secure and voluntary" movement of people.
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Their efforts are laudable but may not be sufficient given the movement of people who may have been infected in the weeks before the lockdown was ordered.
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Big manufacturing hubs on the coast are starting to loosen curbs on the movement of people and traffic while authorities prod factories to get back to work.
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Traditional leaders encouraged the movement of people back to their homes after the initial fighting in April but many have fled again in June, the report said.
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This played a major part in persuading Britons to vote to leave partly because, as an English-speaking country with a relatively liberal economy, Britain is always a chosen destination for immigrants and partly because the British instinctively feel that there is a distinction between free-trade in goods and services and free movement of people (NAFTA, for instance, does not confer free movement of people across North America).
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The surge of Venezuelan refugees and migrants has been called the largest movement of people in Latin America's recent history, according to a press release obtained by PEOPLE.
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"In Europe, for example, younger generations have grown up in the belief that the free movement of people, goods, services and capital is an unqualified right," Coeure added.
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She said whether Britain would get access to the European single market depended on whether it accepted the EU's four freedoms, including the freedom of movement of people.
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"It has always been very much a grassroots movement of people getting together locally saying we want to do something about food waste," says Food Cycle's Clare Skelton.
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Freedom of movement of people is one of the basic principles of the EU, but 'Leave' campaigners in Britain drew much support for rejecting the bloc's immigration rules.
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The candidates also differ substantially in their views on the desired outcome of the negotiations (for example, access to the EU single market and free movement of people).
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Its hope is that, with time running out, its bullheadedness will push Mrs May into making more concessions, even to the extent of accepting free movement of people.
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That would mean continuing to observe all the EU's rules, including the free movement of people, and to be bound by decisions of the European Court of Justice.
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Whatever any country leader says about banning travel or shutting down the movement of people, the world is accelerating its globalisation and that means people move around. Duh.
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In implementing that vote, parliament in 2016 avoided quotas that would violate bilateral accords on the free movement of people between Switzerland the EU, its biggest trading partner.
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Women in particular are especially aware of the risks of sexual violence in a large-scale, chaotic movement of people like the one rolling across the Balkans now.
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"Cancelling the free movement of people would fundamentally call into question the bilateral path for Switzerland and Europe," Justice Minister Simonetta Sommaruga told a news conference in Bern.
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Neutral Switzerland allows free movement of people from the European Union and EFTA members Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway in return for enhanced access to the EU's single market.
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" It aims to maintain Britain's membership of the EU's single market and uphold free movement of people across the union in its vision of a "multicultural, welcoming Britain.
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The EU insists that single-market membership like Norway's means accepting free movement of people, paying into its budget and observing its rules with no say in them.
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So Brexiteers may hope instead for a bespoke deal for Britain that gives access to the single market without EU rules, free movement of people or budget contributions.
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That idea is anathema to many campaigners seeking to leave the bloc, who argue that Britain can only control immigration if it can prevent free movement of people.
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"We are trying to tell the story of the transports as a historical event, not just the technical movement of people from A to B," Dr. Zisenwine said.
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Asked whether access to the EU's single market would mean accepting free movement of people as countries such as Norway do, Javid said Britain's agreement could be different.
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With the increasing movement of people around the world and Thailand's popularity for sex tourism, I can see just how rapidly this threat could have far-reaching consequences.
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You may call it the globalist side, although it's not so much global trade as the free movement of people and the unity of all mankind, all humankind.
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The American case was decided on fairly narrow, procedural grounds and the baker's religious beliefs, while the European court based its ruling on the free movement of people.
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Rivaling Spain and parts of Latin America, the United States exemplifies how the movement of people throughout the Spanish-speaking world is taking the language in new directions.
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Why it matters: These software programs enable communities to visualize the movement of people and goods around their city and develop solutions to reduce congestion and improve safety.
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Better, cheaper and longer-lasting sensors such as those made by Norway's Disruptive Technologies Research AS promise further efficiency gains in monitoring temperature and the movement of people.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Western Balkan leaders met on Saturday to advance EU-supported plans for free movement of people and goods in their region to boost trade and investment.
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They are instinctively against any walls — physical or invisible — that may be erected in a vain effort to stop the free movement of people, ideas, capital or technology.
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Some 515,000 Rohingya have arrived in Bangladesh in an unrelenting movement of people that began after the Myanmar army responded to Rohingya militant attacks with a brutal crackdown.
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More than 1,400 Seattleites died in the influenza pandemic of 1918, a mortality rate spiked by the movement of people through the region's port and crowded military bases.
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How can historical radical images, no matter how rambunctious, have any impact considering what planetary-scale computation and the movement of people has done to regional geopolitical realities?
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Many in Gaza blame Israel for the hardships, accusing it of placing an economic blockade on the enclave that has drastically reduced the movement of people and goods.
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Anger at the dilution of national identity that is an unavoidable corollary of the mass movement of people has simmered in the background of Britain's political conversation for years.
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Ai, who was forced from his home as a child during China's Cultural Revolution, said the movement of people and the refugee situation was "as long as human history".
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"For us, the four freedoms are indivisible," the official added with reference to the EU's commitment to the free movement of people, capital, goods and services in the bloc.
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It would focus on five areas linked to the single market: the free movement of people, civil aviation, land transport, mutual recognition of industrial standards and processed farm goods.
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In particular, it does not require acceptance of free movement of people, budget contributions or being subject to the ECJ (though dispute settlement with Turkey is a controversial issue).
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The federal government, for example, imposed sweeping rent controls in 1942, fearing landlords would jack up rents to take advantage of the mass movement of people, threatening wartime production.
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Cameron spoke of defending sovereignty while ignoring the push towards closer political union and he criticized EU immigration policy while extolling the benefits of freedom of movement of people.
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A proper, time-limited transition might mean prolonging free movement of people and the rule of the ECJ, but that price would be worth paying for a better Brexit.
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The prime minister has made it her priority to bring the free movement of people to an end—a bad idea in our view, but hardly an unpopular one.
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In a recent interview, he angered party centrists by stating that the free movement of people within the E.U. means there can be no upper limit on immigration numbers.
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The movement of people and taking of land are perhaps the most consistent themes in Philadelphia Assembled, which is predicated on five principles: Reconstructions; Sovereignty; Sanctuary; Futures; and Movement.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britons' vote in June to leave the EU was a message that free movement of people from the EU could not continue unchanged.
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When the virus started spreading from Wuhan in January, China moved aggressively to lock down the country, imposing stringent and painful measures on the movement of people and goods.
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Gaza's economy was already crippled by more than a decade of tough restrictions on the movement of people and goods imposed by Israel, with Egypt's help, citing security grounds.
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It comes at a time when the importance of such companies is growing as the coronavirus pandemic shuts down movement of people and causes a surge in online activity.
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Duterte said existing restrictions were insufficient so the movement of people needed to be significantly limited on Luzon, home to more than half of the country's 107 million people.
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Even in the center of the outbreak in Daegu, officials are not restricting the movement of people, which could be a template as the virus moves around the globe.
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Researchers found the reduced movement of people didn't stop the spread of the flu; it delayed it by a couple of weeks and led to a prolonged flu season.
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Investigators found that many of the worst abuses occurred during curfews, when the movement of people was restricted and entire neighborhoods were cut off for days at a time.
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Britain was also seeking frictionless trade in goods after Brexit, which the EU does not allow without also following its rules on the free movement of people and services.
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It was just the latest sign of the chaos on the continent as Europe struggles to cope with the greatest mass movement of people since the Second World War.
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Unlike other methods of detecting the movement of people or objects in a room, Wall++ doesn't need obtrusive cameras, bright projectors, or even garish tracking markers covering every last surface.
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While public opinion may be aligning against globalization and the free movement of people, information sharing among security agencies remains a powerful tool in the fight against crime and terror.
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Those in the outer group might not accept fully free movement of people, for instance, but that is no reason to wall off their access to the EU's single market.
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This put the country at odds with the EU, which insisted that free movement of people was part of the deal that allowed Switzerland preferential access to the single market.
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She also made clear that during this period current arrangements would apply, including free movement of people, acceptance of the European Court of Justice and payments into the EU budget.
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Six decades ago Helen Joseph, Rahima Moosa, Sophia Williams and Lilian Ngoyi led 20,000 women in protest against apartheid-era laws aimed at restricting the movement of people of color.
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More than 1 million refugees made their way into Europe in 2015, and the movement of people out of the Middle East and North Africa shows no signs of slowing.
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In return, EFTA members contribute to the EU budget and are bound by its 'Four Freedoms,' including free movement of people and regulations on working hours, banking and climate change.
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It aims to avoid a clash with the EU over free movement of people, which is enshrined by treaty and required for enhanced Swiss access to the EU single market.
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It would take a gargantuan movement of people threatening to move their money—a sustained social media campaign of millons—to convince banking executives to foreswear the likes of TransCanada.
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"She is the tough, determined progressive we need right now to not only defeat Trump but mobilize a movement of people behind a big-hearted vision of change," Barragán tweeted.
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And that will inevitably require puncturing any illusion that Britain can continue participating in that market without allowing free movement of people and making any contribution to the E.U. budget.
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May, as a rejection of the European Union's policy of free movement of people, which has allowed hundreds of thousands from Southern and Eastern Europe to settle in Britain. Mrs.
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" They were, he explained, part of a "movement of people" who believed in symphonic and chamber music "during a period when composers could write operas and make much more money.
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The core of this plan starts with building cars tailor-made to "improve the movement of people and goods," according to Ford VP of Autonomous Vehicles and Electrification Sherif Markaby.
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Sky News earlier reported that Johnson had told four EU ambassadors, who were not named, that he was personally in favor of allowing free movement of people within the bloc.
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A pandemic will likely reduce dramatically the number of available workers in all sectors, and significantly disrupt the movement of people and goods, which will threaten essential services and operations.
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And to feel more connected to your community, you might want to join a growing movement of people stringing holiday lights to bring much-needed cheer during the coronavirus crisis.
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It would be a loose association of states united by free trade and the movement of people and goods, along the lines of the European Union in its early days.
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It may be that the rules governing refugees and displaced people need to be transformed to reflect the changing nature of conflict and movement of people in the 21st century.
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Gazans have endured three war with Israel, 12 years of Israeli-led economic sanctions that hamper the movement of people and goods and a protracted power struggle between Palestinian factions.
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"I recall back in 2016, a movement of people wearing safety pins in public to show their support for minority or vulnerable groups," says Burge, who serves on the subcommittee.
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For Mr. Langer, the lawyer, and his friend Lavardo Wilkins, an Uber driver also from Washington, it was rewarding to witness a movement of people working for a common purpose.
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Twenty-one of mainland China's 2600 regions have lowered emergency response levels on the flu-like epidemic, allowing greater movement of people and goods and a recovery in business activity.
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Twenty-one of mainland China's 278 regions have lowered emergency response levels on the flu-like epidemic, allowing greater movement of people and goods and a recovery in business activity.
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Switzerland is currently struggling to implement another SVP initiative - a 2014 vote to curb immigration because it contradicts bilateral treaties with the European Union on the free movement of people.
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Experts say the increased movement of people and goods due to globalization, as well as worsening floods linked to climate change, are likely to speed up the spread of dengue.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has been pushing for a so-called 'hard Brexit', which would remove the U.K. from the single market and end the free movement of people.
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The Communist Party is also struggling to prevent the economy from crashing, as the movement of people and goods around the country and to and from China faces major disruption.
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Twenty-one of mainland China's 2600 regions have lowered emergency response levels on the flu-like epidemic, allowing greater movement of people and goods and a recovery in business activity.
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For decades, both Britain and Ireland have been members of the European Union and its common marketplace, allowing for the free movement of people and goods between the two nations.
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Nationalist parties in different countries should in theory have trouble cooperating — but they share a common enemy in the European Union, which facilitates free movement of people across the continent.
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The treaty in question would sit atop those accords and focus on five areas: free movement of people, aviation, land transport, mutual recognition of industrial standards, and processed farm goods.
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Now, self-driving cars are part of Uber's ultimate goal to become the "one-stop shop for the movement of people and powering local commerce around the world," according to Khosrowshahi.
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The fugitives are part of the biggest movement of people in Africa since the 1994 Rwandan genocide - some two million within South Sudan and nearly the same again outside its borders.
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Authorities ordered restrictions on the movement of people and traffic in parts of Srinagar on Saturday and police said they had placed several separatist leaders under house arrest to prevent trouble.
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The EU has consistently argued that Britain can't have full access to the EU's Common Market in goods unless it accepts the free movement of people — in other words, uncontrolled immigration.
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In a blog post, Jim Farley, president of global markets, said Ford also would test new business models that involve its self-driving vehicles, including the movement of people and goods.
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On Monday, over lunch at the Dutch National Maritime Museum, the ministers discussed freezing the free movement of people inside parts of the bloc for up to a further two years.
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Thus, a model like Norway's – which is in the European Economic Area and still accepts the free movement of people – could prove too much of a hurdle for the future government.
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While ending freedom of movement of people, Britain will try to ensure tourists can travel freely around Europe and will try to make its immigration policy better cater for business needs.
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Do you see yourself as being aligned with the movement of people who are trying to get regular internet users to be a little more skeptical of what they see online?
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In June, the U.K. voted to quit the European Union (EU) with immigration and the free movement of people cited as one of the main reasons for the anti-Europe feelings.
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Many countries within the European Union are reintroducing border checks to stem the flow - steps that could harm the free movement of people and goods, a cornerstone of the bloc's existence.
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And, although as home secretary she was fiercely anti-immigration, she has been careful to insist only that free movement of people in the EU cannot continue as it currently operates.
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If Britain fails to secure a bilateral agreement with the EU on the movement of people, the sector will have to use the Tier 2 system for all non-British hires.
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There has been a movement of people registering as independents, with several states now boasting pluralities — or in the case of Massachusetts, a majority of registered voters unaffiliated with any party.
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Xu also said that China should dismantle the hukou system of internal migration control, as free movement of people promoted equal access to public services and helped resolve imbalances in finances.
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If the UK decides to put a red line on the free movement of people it can't realistically expect the EU to allow it to retain access to the Single Market.
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Senior politicians who favored Brexit insisted that Britain could continue to enjoy the single market's free movement of goods, services and capital while restricting immigration and the free movement of people.
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The United States and Mexico are deeply integrated in matters of economics, demographics, culture and security, stitched together by the movement of people, goods and money across a 2,000-mile border.
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Israel's blockade of Gaza, which it describes as a security imperative, is more than decade old and restricts the movement of people and goods in and out of the Palestinian territory.
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The virus continued to chip away at the European Union's core mission: integrating its member nations into a tightly woven whole and erasing barriers to the movement of people and goods.
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The introduction of border controls is rare and done only in emergency situations among members of the so-called Schengen Area, which allows the free movement of people across national borders.
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In the middle of the night, Conte signed a decree that imposes new restrictions to the movement of people in the region of Lombardy and in a number of northern provinces.
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He also said he would discuss with them what the federal government could do under the 1988 Emergencies Act, which allows Ottawa to impose strict limits on the movement of people.
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Italy announced a sweeping national quarantine on March 9; it restricted the movement of people in, out, and even within the country in a bid to halt the coronavirus' relentless spread.
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If the country wants to remain in the single market, overwhelmingly in its interest, it will have to accept free movement of people, but then, as Hugo Dixon observed on Infacts.
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The free movement of people between the U.K. and the European Union will come to an end in March 2019 after the completion of Brexit, a U.K. minister said on Thursday.
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These models are favored by Brexiteers because they would end the free movement of people between the EU and the UK -- a key demand of politicians who want to control immigration.
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"UK and European science benefit from the free movement of people between countries, something that has allowed UK research to become world leading," according to a press statement from the society.
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However, this will be politically difficult as it would likely mean keeping the free movement of people and immigration was seen as a key reason many voted to leave the European Union.
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The free movement of people was one of the main issues in Britain's referendum, with Brexiteers arguing that leaving the EU would allow Britain to take back control of its immigration policy.
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One major catalyst for the referendum was U.K. citizens' fears that high immigration was fueled by the right to free movement of people throughout the EU, which is entrenched in European law.
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The Americans are not subject to free movement of people from other EU countries or to all the EU's single-market regulations, and nor do they make any payments into its budget.
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But the country nonetheless has access to the so-called "single market" trade zone -- access for which it pays heavily both in money and by allowing free movement of people and capital.
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Bulgarian authorities have called on the European Commission to impose sanctions against Greece, saying the blockades staged by Greek farmers are violating EU principles on the free movement of people and goods.
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At one end of the spectrum is a "soft Brexit": full membership of the single market, or something close to it, in return for retaining the principle of free movement of people.
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Experts say the increased movement of people and goods due to globalisation as well as a rise in floods linked to climate change are likely to speed up the spread of dengue.
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Just maybe the entire superstructure of Pan-European institutions, and the peace, free trade and free movement of people across Europe that we take for granted, will turn out to be temporary.
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Western intelligence sources say the area remains part of a belt of territory in Syria where Hezbollah maintains a strong presence, including by way of tight control on the movement of people.
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Clearly, increased investment is sound, fiscally responsible economic policy that ensures the long-term health and well-being of the infrastructure that is essential to the free movement of people and goods.
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Yet to maintain that access, Britain will have to observe EU regulations, contribute to the budget and accept the free movement of people—the very things that Leave says it must avoid.
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The vast movement of people across the country who mobilized to block fossil-fuel projects like the Keystone pipeline and Shell's plans to drill in the Arctic need to gather once more.
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Two more Australian states said on Sunday they would close their borders from Tuesday to restrict the movement of people, following similar actions in the Northern Territory and Tasmania announced last week.
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Sensors inside buildings will measure such things as noise, while an array of cameras and outdoor sensors will track everything from air pollution to the movement of people and vehicles through intersections.
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The annual mass movement of people has ignited fears of a further spread of the virus and kindled memories of the fatal Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) pandemic in 2002 and 2003.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi, who has been president and chief executive of Expedia since 2005, has experience in a digital industry that, like Uber, affects offline life and the logistics and movement of people.
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Mbandaka sits on the Congo River, a highway for the movement of people and goods to the capital, Kinshasa, and a border with a neighbor to the west, the Republic of Congo.
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To make that problem worse, May's chosen Brexit is determined by one thing alone: her determination to end the free movement of people from the EU, which she privileges above everything else.
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Action-packed plotting propels this rabidly contemporary novel forward, as it examines the movement of people across the shifting geopolitical landscape, the impossibility of returning and the potential redemptive power of poetry.
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Governments in several countries are heavily curtailing the movement of people in order to stop the spread of the pandemic, which has killed thousands and caused disruption to livelihoods around the world.
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The British House of Lords released a statement, "Brexit: Movement of People in the Cultural Sector," warning the country of the negative effects Brexit might have on non-British cultural workers and contributors.
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But if you're interested in the global development benefits of freer movement of people or the economic and psychological benefits of not living in fear of deportation, Sanders really has nothing for you.
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The report, titled "Brexit: UK-EU movement of people", set out to examine the possible arrangements for EU citizens looking to move to Britain after the government ends the current free movement agreement.
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The SVP wants a treaty so that Switzerland can have access to the single market but it wants to dump the accord on the free movement of people, a red line for Brussels.
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The SVP position has created tensions with other three parties, who back the free movement of people, and stirred resentment in the public at large which would have to vote through a treaty.
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Last month the country appeared to be heading towards a "soft" Brexit, in which it would remain in the EU's single market for goods while gaining some control over the movement of people.
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No EU member other than Britain has said it wants to stop the free movement of people, but the principle has been eroded in several respects, starting with limits on welfare-benefit entitlements.
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Berlin rejects British Prime Minister Theresa May's idea of maintaining free movement of goods between the European Union and Britain after Brexit while ending the free movement of people, the magazine also reported.
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The Royal Astronomical Society is particularly concerned about pending travel restrictions:UK and European science benefit from the free movement of people between countries, something that has allowed UK research to become world leading.
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A joint European Union decision to keep controls in place would be one way of preserving the Schengen agreement, which allows the free movement of people across much of the bloc's internal borders.
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Helped by the huge movement of people from the countryside into cities, and the rapid spread of social media, the availability of potential mates has grown with astonishing speed, both geographically and virtually.
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This free movement of people is one of the four basic tenets of the EU's founding treaty going back to 1957 - the other three are the free movement of capital, goods and services.
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That move, and the attacks themselves, raise further questions about the future of an open borders policy that is critical to the movement of people and commerce in most of the European Union.
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This includes a pledge to end European Union free movement of people into Britain - while guaranteeing workers rights for existing EU workers - and a departure from the EU single market and customs union.
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Her strategy pushes to keep Britain inside a free-trade area for goods with the EU, while also committing to ending the free movement of people and the supremacy of the European court.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission is assessing whether plans by Austria to impose restrictions at its border with Italy breach EU rules on the free movement of people, following a complaint from Rome.
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We believe that he or she should opt for a Norwegian-style deal that gives full access to the world's biggest single market, but maintains the principle of the free movement of people.
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As regards Britain's future trading relations with the EU, he said Switzerland has shown how it could work when it comes to the free movement of people, which many Britons want to curb.
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It has the UK's only land border with another EU member state, the Republic of Ireland, so the impact of any post-Brexit restriction in trade or movement of people will be significant.
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Britons voted on June 23 to exit the EU, with the issue of immigration and control of the free movement of people from the bloc a key campaigning issue for the "Leave" camp.
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The French government has argued that British financial firms should not be able to keep their passport to EU markets unless Britain accepts the free movement of people, which Brexit campaigners were against.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The European Union will not give in to British demands for full access to the bloc's single market unless London allows free movement of people, Ireland's prime minister said on Monday.
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The parliament also granted the army the right to help curb movement of people in large groups and allowed the authorities to use mobile operators' traffic data to track those put under quarantine.
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The parliament also granted the army the right to help curb movement of people in large groups and allowed the authorities to use mobile operators' traffic data to track those put under quarantine.
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They include an end to free movement of people from the EU into Britain and for the European Court of Justice to have no further role in British legal matters after March 2019.
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With new county-level census population estimates due out this week, demographers will track not just the population gains and losses but the components of change: births, deaths and the movement of people.
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"There is lots of hate in the public media and by the ruling party, but you also have a growing movement of people realizing we are fighting for our lives," Mr. Sobecki said.
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The governors of Ohio and Louisiana issued stay-at-home orders yesterday, joining New York, California, Illinois, Connecticut and Oregon in trying to more strictly limit the movement of people around their communities.
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And there are other downsides besides those mentioned above: People routinely break quarantine orders, Koerth reports, and restricted movement of people (and the goods and services they provide) can result in other hazards.
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It said authorities in Portugal, which imposed a state of emergency over the pandemic on Wednesday with restrictions on the movement of people, were coordinating the repatriation efforts with embassies of various countries.
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It is that once Britain is outside the European Union, which guarantees free movement of people, Spain could demand concessions or make the border with Gibraltar harder to cross, effectively isolating the territory.
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Some within the group want Britain to negotiate a "hard Brexit" with the EU that would see a complete rejection of the single market that allows free movement of people, services and goods.
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When we started work on the full project at Lake Iseo, we were responsible for a thousand things, from the traffic to the movement of people to the security to the work force.
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In the rest of Europe the main factor for spread has been wild boar movements, illegal pig and pork meat trading and the movement of people and vehicles between countries, according to Andriukaitis.
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With EU exit negotiations being led by Davis, it's less likely the U.K. will opt for a relationship that Norway has with the EU which includes the free movement of people, according to Citi.
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Countries like South Korea and Vietnam also see mass travel, though not on the scale of China with the annual week-long break described as the largest movement of people in a narrow window.
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The city-state and Australia also updated a free trade agreement, which includes improved access for businesses to bid for government procurement contracts and allowed for easier movement of people between the two markets.
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But now the city has found itself in a state of limbo as the Trump administration threatens, in the name of national security, to restrict the movement of people and goods across the border.
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The United Nations estimates around 2.3 million Venezuelans now live abroad - with 1.6 million having fled in the last two and half years alone, the biggest movement of people in Latin America's modern history.
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Charles Grant of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, says several countries are keener to enforce a level playing-field on regulation than they are to keep untrammelled free movement of people.
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Some economists argue that though the free movement of people is essential to Europe's political project, it is not necessary to accomplish the sort of deep economic integration that reduces wage inequality across countries.
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This vote may undermine the existing economic relations with the EU, but for many it was seen -- as the Brexit vote was in Britain -- as a challenge to the EU's free movement of people.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Britain could allow free movement of people from the European Union during an implementation phase after Brexit to allow the economy to attract talented people, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday.
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Under the terms of the Memorandum of Understanding signed on Wednesday, free movement of people between Britain and Ireland, and mutual access for citizens to social security, health and education will continue after Brexit.
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Switzerland uses more than 100 bilateral agreements with Brussels to give various industries unrestricted access to the single market and in return it adheres to core EU principles including the free movement of people.
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Gaza faces a 43.6 unemployment rate, and many in Gaza blame Israel for the hardships, accusing it of placing an economic blockade on the enclave that has drastically reduced movement of people and goods.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will make a formal pledge ahead of the June 8 election to end European Union free movement of people into Britain, the Daily Mail newspaper reported, citing unidentified party sources.
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Some 515,000 Rohingya have arrived in Bangladesh from Myanmar's western state of Rakhine in an unrelenting movement of people that began after Myanmar security forces responded to Rohingya militant attacks with a brutal crackdown.
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Out of security concerns, the Baghdad government, which is Shiite-led, has long restricted the movement of people between the capital and Sunni-dominated Anbar, almost as if the two areas were separate countries.
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The mildest sort would be an arrangement like Norway's, involving continuing access to Europe's "single market" in return for the free movement of people from EU countries and a contribution to the EU budget.
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Brussels so far has shown scant flexibility on the free movement of people - the principle underpinning Swiss access to the single market — so as not to encourage Britain as it negotiates its EU divorce.
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"Free movement of people, technically, is reserved (for the national government) but actually it's vitally important for us," said Russell, charged with trying to ensure that London respects Scottish interests in the Brexit negotiations.
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More generally, the European Union has insisted all along that Britain will not gain access to the single market without accepting its core principles like the free movement of people, which Brexiteers abhor. Mrs.
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BRUSSELS, March 17 (Reuters) - Belgium will impose a lockdown from 1100 GMT on Wednesday until April 5 that will restrict the movement of people to contain the spread of coronavirus, Belgian television RTBF reported.
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Hard-core advocates of quitting in particular have clung to the illusion that Britain can abandon those elements of the union they dislike, like free movement of people, and keep those that benefit them.
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Bolivia's interim government said earlier this week it would extend an obligatory quarantine period until mid-April, close the country's border and tighten further the movement of people in light of the global pandemic.
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And instead of the fence protests pressuring Israel to ease its tight control of the movement of people and goods in and out of Gaza, Israel has clamped down with even harsher economic sanctions.
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The populist backlash consuming Europe can be seen in many ways as a reaction to the collapse of the Libyan state and the war in Syria, which have unleashed a massive movement of people.
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Yunnan, Guangdong, Shanxi and Guizhou on Monday lowered their coronavirus emergency response measures from the most serious level, joining the provinces of Gansu and Liaoning in relaxing restrictions on traffic and movement of people.
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That stance is anathema to the European Union, which has made the free movement of people — as well as goods, capital and services — a bedrock principle and which relies on the court to arbitrate.
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Russia suffered a major diphtheria outbreak in the early 1990s, which public-health experts attributed to failings in its immunization system and the mass movement of people after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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His vision stands against the open exchange of ideas, free movement of people, and productive engagement with the outside world that is critical to our economy — and that provide the foundation for innovation and growth.
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In Europe today, radical Islamist terror, the human exodus from wars in the Middle East and the EU's free movement of people within its borders are proving a perfect combination for the right-wing populists.
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Mrs May has said that her priorities in the talks will be to end the free movement of people between Britain and the EU and to escape the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
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The simplest idea is to prolong the status quo, but that may be hard for Mrs May to sell at home if it entails both free movement of people and a role for the ECJ.
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, has offended Italy by hinting that it relies on prosecco exports to Britain, and everybody else by calling the link between the single market and free movement of people "bollocks".
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"We try to establish what happened and who is responsible for the origin of these leaflets and mass movement of people toward the border area," a representative from the investigating police force told VICE News.
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His vision stands against the open exchange of ideas, free movement of people, and productive engagement with the outside world that is critical to our economy — and that provide the foundation for innovation and growth.
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He also told journalists that politics should be less focused on climate and more on "the rise of the population and movement of people," a clear nod to the anti-immigration forces in his country.
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The Treasury itself points out that no other country has been able to agree significant access to the single market without accepting EU regulations, the free movement of people and contributions to the EU budget.
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A few Eurosceptics use the terrorist attacks in Brussels on March 22nd to claim that free movement of people lets terrorists into Britain (the government says they show how vital co-operation on security is).
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But her plan to accept EU customs rules on goods while ending free movement of people has drawn criticism from both pro-EU and euroskeptic lawmakers from her own party, the DUP, and the opposition.
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Other areas where businesses would like to see global standards or lower barriers included e-commerce, movement of people, consumer protection, local content requirements on manufactured goods, double taxation, data transfer and foreign direct investment.
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The hitch is that Norway, in exchange for the trade deal, must allow the free movement of people — a principle that Ms. May, who has vowed to clamp down on immigration, may not fully concede.
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The problem with this scenario is, as noted above, it would still mean agreeing to the free movement of people — and that flies in the face of the populist politics that delivered the Brexit vote.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte signed a decree after midnight that imposes restrictions to the movement of people in the region of Lombardy and in at least 15 provinces, home to more than 16 million people.
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The Air Force general stressed that while the numbers are low, "we are taking it very seriously," adding that global operations and the movement of people and supplies — including test kits — have not been interrupted.
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Battered by a global sell-off, emerging markets are striving to contain the spread of coronavirus by restricting the movement of people, while using monetary and fiscal firepower to soften the blow to their economies.
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It also referred to British plans for an independent trade policy and for "ending of free movement of people," allowing the government in London to prevent people from European Union nations from working in Britain.
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"Supply chains came to a standstill as businesses extended the Lunar New Year holiday and multiple local governments implemented restrictions on transportation and the movement of people in efforts to control the epidemic," said Zhong.
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Cairo (Reuters) - Kuwait's ports authority suspended the movement of people to and from Iran until further notice because of concerns about the coronavirus outbreak in that country, state news agency KUNA said early on Friday.
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Kerry's five manufacturing facilities in China, which account for around 5% of global revenues, are working at around 30% capacity with a skeleton staff due to restrictions on travel and movement of people, Scanlon said.
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"The limiting factor at the moment is people," he said, noting restrictions on movement of people were keeping staff from their workplaces - including restrictions on staff returning from travel during the Chinese New Year holidays.
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China's most attention-grabbing method of responding to the outbreak of 2019-nCoV, as the virus is known: a mandatory limit on the movement of people who may have been exposed, known as a quarantine.
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The World Health Organization is concerned about a "perfect storm" of factors -- armed attacks in the region, movement of people and community distrust -- that could keep the virus spreading and stop people from seeking treatment.
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In November, Mr. Johnson was forced into an embarrassing denial after four unnamed ambassadors to the European Union said he had told them privately that he supported the free movement of people across European borders.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May will make a formal pledge ahead of the June 8 election to end European Union free movement of people into Britain, the Daily Mail newspaper reported, citing unidentified party sources.
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Mrs May has made clear that her priorities are to take back control of migration, breaching the EU's principle of free movement of people, and to escape the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
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Brussels temporarily blocked Switzerland from the current Horizon 2020 program, hurting Swiss research, after Swiss voters in 2014 approved a referendum campaign to curb immigration from the EU despite accords ensuring the free movement of people.
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LONDON, July 4 (Reuters) - British prime ministerial candidate Liam Fox said the principle of free movement of people should not be on the table in negotiations about a trade deal with the European Union after Brexit.
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One is that Brexit requires trade-offs: between the health of the economy and the desire for greater sovereignty, and between unfettered access to the EU market and the wish to control free movement of people.
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When asked by Reuters TV if Britain would accept full free movement of people during an implementation phase, Johnson said this was possible, and could be agreed before Britain left the EU in two years' time.
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But he appeared to acknowledge it could leave Israel - which maintains tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods across its border with Hamas Islamist-controlled Gaza - with a potential humanitarian crisis on its doorstep.
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The benefits of a common monetary policy are becoming increasingly obvious for a group of countries bound by an integrated and homogeneous market for goods and services, with a free movement of people and capital flows.
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"We have always rightly stressed that the single market is not an a la carte menu - its four freedoms are inseparable and that includes the freedom of movement of people ... London has understood that," he said.
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It also said that the free movement of people between Britain and the EU had led to the rapid transfer of knowledge between Rolls and BMW, helping to improve the skill level of the British workforce.
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If it wants to retain full access to the EU's single market, it will probably be required to accept free movement of people, as Norway and Switzerland are (both have proportionately more EU migrants than Britain).
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These issues are: migration and the free movement of people (including visa-free travel if Turkey is willing to comply with EU conditions); counter-terrorism and regional security; energy; and the modernization of the customs union.
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So some Brexiteers have raised another possibility: that a vote for Brexit could produce a new offer of better membership terms, including the ending of free movement of people, that could lead to a second referendum.
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Britain seems certain to lose access to the single market — with which it does nearly half its trade — because this is conditional on accepting the free movement of people and contributing to the European Union's budget.
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The health crisis was caused in part by the rise of the so-called anti-vax movement of people who refuse to vaccine themselves or their children due to untrue conspiracy theories about the side effects.
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Instead the flyers and notices begin to intimate a sweeping historical recalibration that centers on the importance of 14th-century trade routes that crossed the Sahara Desert and drove the movement of people, goods, and culture.
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Israel accused Gaza's ruling Hamas of trying to pressure it into easing long standing restrictions on the movement of people and goods out of Gaza, which Israeli authorities say is necessary to stop arms reaching Hamas.
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In 2014, with the Islamic State terrorizing Iraq and Syria, Mr. Obama pushed a resolution in the council to crack down on the financing, and movement of people signing up to fight for foreign terrorist organizations.
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As confirmed cases climb, authorities around the world have taken measures that include closing borders and shutting down workplaces and schools to restrict the movement of people in order to stem the spread of the virus.
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ATHENS, March 22 (Reuters) - Greece announced a curfew, restricting the movement of people with few exceptions, as part of further efforts to combat the coronavirus spread, its prime minister said in a televised address on Sunday.
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As the conflict in the region enters a fresh, potentially decisive phase, this could lead to yet more movement of people - or even create the conditions where return becomes a viable option for some displaced people.
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"If they just sign the agreement without opening the borders, without getting rid of non-tariff barriers and if they don't work on free movement of people, it is not going to work," analyst Kottoh said.
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But the prime minister also knows that EEA members have to accept free movement of people, rulings by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and payments to the EU budget, all of which are anathema to Brexiteers.
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The basic reason why conservatives are worried about free movement of people is that free movement turns society into a nexus of contracts rather than a "homeland" that is occupied by people who share a common history.
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The free movement of people is a key principle of the European Union, but it is being tested to the limit by the migrant crisis and the U.K's referendum on its future in the 28-country bloc.
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This is not just because free movement of people is a condition for the EU, nor because it will be hard to secure tariff-free access for trade in goods, something both sides can readily agree on.
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They also voted against remaining in the European Economic Area (EEA), which offers tariff-free access to the EU's single market in return for accepting free movement of people, goods, services and capital, by 327 to 126.
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The new government of leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has pledged to curb the migrant flows by better regulating the movement of people, and by offering job opportunities and better pay for those willing to stay.
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The one key promise that may be kept, although we will not know the details for years, is to end free movement of people into Britain from the EU. But this could be a two-edged sword.
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One thing EU leaders have succeeded in doing so far is preventing the collapse of the cherished Schengen travel zone that feeds jobs and businesses across the bloc by guaranteeing control-free movement of people and goods.
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Merkel repeated on Tuesday her view that access to the EU's single market of nearly 500 million people hinged on respect for the bloc's four basic freedoms - of movement of people, goods, services and financial market products.
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EU officials call this approach "cherry picking", where London chooses the areas it wants for closer association but does not accept the obligations linked to it in other areas, like ECJ oversight or free movement of people.
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The EU is clear that non-members like Norway can have full access to the single market only if they accept most of the rules, including the free movement of people, and contribute to the EU budget.
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On Friday, it said that it appeared that Britain's government had not yet accepted that the EU was unlikely to yield on the indivisibility of its four freedoms - the free movement of people, capital, goods, and services.
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To most Brussels hands, that means there can be no question of giving a post-Brexit Britain full access to the EU's single market while letting it escape the EU's rules and the free movement of people.
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The first is to become like Norway, which is a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), in return for which it is required to contribute to the EU's budget and allow the free movement of people.
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Davidson said during the hearing that the operations "are critically important" not solely for the United States, but for the international free flow of communications, oil, trade, other economic means, cyber connectivity and the movement of people.
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Denmark has imposed controls on its southern frontier with Germany in a move that is intended to stem the flow of migrants but will also deepen concerns about Europe's fraying commitment to the free movement of people.
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Europe could also be flexible on the mooted divorce bill, especially since a long transition period would mean UK paying into the EU budget for longer, and could elicit compromise on issues like free movement of people.
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It went on to become a movement of people who were showing up and fighting for things that they wanted to see change, and it's having a tremendously powerful and important impact as a consequence of that.
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It was aimed above all at ending the years-old Israeli-led blockade of Gaza, which has restricted the movement of people and goods in and out of the territory and blockaded its access to the Mediterranean.
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One of many free offerings in the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's River to River Festival, the work pays close attention to its surroundings — to the movement of people, water and weather at the base of the island.
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For many years, there has been no "hard" border between Ireland, a European Union member nation, and Northern Ireland, a part of Britain — no walls, no checkpoints, and no barrier to the movement of people and goods.
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"South Korea could deal with this without limiting the movement of people because we knew the main source of infection, the church congregation, pretty early on," said Ki Mo-ran, an epidemiologist advising the government's coronavirus response.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland on Wednesday called off a May 17 referendum on preserving an accord with the European Union guaranteeing the free movement of people, as the spreading coronavirus pandemic overrode the Swiss system of direct democracy.
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But on immigration — an issue that fired up the referendum vote for an exit — both parties are also pledging to impose new restrictions on the free movement of people, a requirement for membership in the single market.
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The first order of business for me there — as for any foreigner in any Congolese city — was clearing my presence with the infamous Direction Générale de Migration, charged with monitoring the internal movement of people and goods.
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Cairo, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Kuwait's ports authority suspended the movement of people to and from Iran until further notice because of concerns about the coronavirus outbreak in that country, state news agency KUNA said early on Friday.
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He cited the example of Switzerland, which allows free movement of people with the EU and is working on a compromise to preserve this following a 2014 referendum when Swiss voted to curb immigration from the bloc.
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New immigration rules will take "some time" Hammond insisted the free movement of people will come to an end in March 2019 but went on to admit that he expects Britain to remain open to EU citizens.
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But she opened a door to discussions on the framework of the free movement of people, in a potentially significant development for Britain, where controlling immigration was a major issue for many of the 52 percent of Britons who backed leaving the EU. "Were we to make an exception for the free movement of people with Britain, this would mean we would endanger principles of the whole internal market in the European Union, because everyone else will then want these exceptions," Merkel told a meeting of Germany's BDA employers association.
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It is a difficult task, because Britain's access to the EU market is conditional on London's acceptance of the EU's four basic freedoms, including the freedom of movement of people — which London wants curbed to address immigration concerns.
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"The opening ceremony was marked by a symbolic act of Pan-Africanism with the launch of the African Union (AU) passport aimed at facilitating the free movement of people on the continent," the Union announced in a statement.
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Ends free movement of people from the EU and repeals other EU law relating to immigration; protects the status of Irish citizens in UK immigration law; and gives Britain powers to amend EU law on social security coordination.
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Even if it were to secede with Spain's consent, an independent Catalonia would be cut off from the rest of Europe, possibly facing barriers to the movement of people and goods, perhaps even ejected from the euro zone.
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However, there is currently a large movement of people opposed to mandatory vaccination, who generally justify that position with scientifically unsupported beliefs that vaccines expose people to toxins and cause autism or some other random bogeyman, like ADHD.
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Membership of the Schengen zone is expected to benefit the Croatian economy and its tourism sector which accounts for nearly one fifth of the country's output, as checks to the cross-border movement of people would be removed.
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Under the decrees, security forces have the right to search any building, restrict movement of people and public transport, arrest individuals suspected of a crime related to the state of emergency, and seize assets or property during investigations.
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LIMA (Reuters) - The first Latin American leader to visit U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House said on Friday that he told Trump he prefers bridges to walls and favors the free movement of people across borders.
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She promised a "unique deal" allowing the country to secure trade deals on good terms while limiting immigration, a combination repeatedly ruled out by European leaders, who say free trade is only possible with free movement of people.
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BERLIN, Oct 12 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel has always stressed that access to the European Union's single market requires that a country accept the bloc's principle of the free movement of people, her spokesman said on Wednesday.
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This provoked a ferociously disproportionate response in which the Myanmar military killed thousands, torched hundreds of villages and forcibly displaced more than 700,000 Rohingya to Bangladesh in the largest and fastest movement of people since the Rwandan genocide.
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"We knew a film was not sufficient; students need time to think about the reasons behind the movement of people across borders, and the implications and effects of those migrations," Ms. Kleyn wrote in the introduction to educators.
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More than two decades after much of Europe began abolishing border controls under the so-called Schengen Agreement, the free movement of people and products between countries has helped transform the European Union into the world's largest economy.
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In the weeks that followed, we saw a movement of people interested in expanding our model, to new geographies (Iran Deeply, North Korea Deeply, Pakistan Deeply) and broader complex issues (Cancer Deeply, Drug War Deeply, Euro Debt Deeply).
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Oliver Rosenbauer, a spokesman for the World Health Organization, said resistance to vaccination was hampering the eradication effort although other factors, including the movement of people in Pakistan and across the border with Afghanistan were potentially more important.
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"I do see a movement of people who had been kind of at ease—and asleep maybe—during the Obama years, where atrocities took place anyway, but where nobody seemed to think they were so atrocious," she says.
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It was one of two just major highway bridges that span that waterway, in the western part of the city, and officials warned that the loss of the crossing could significantly affect the movement of people and goods.
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"However, given that China–DPRK trade constitutes 90% of the country's economic relationship — and there is significant movement of people over the border — it is likely the virus entered before the draconian border closure was imposed," he added.
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Nor do Israel and Egypt, the neighboring countries that impose tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods in and out of the territory, citing security imperatives such as preventing the smuggling of more weapons into Gaza.
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With Palestinian Authority oversight of the border crossings, Gaza's two million residents are now hoping for a significant easing of the blockade that Israel and Egypt imposed citing security concerns, severely restricting the movement of people and goods.
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He has also argued for ending the free movement of people across Europe and for leaving the bloc's single market, a position that until recently would have put him in the hard-line, anti-Europe camp on Brexit.
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It's a movement of people from across the country, all who can agree on this: We must teach our children what it means to belong and what it means to empathize with those who are different from ourselves.
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The Kavanaugh case could inaugurate a widespread cultural backlash to the #MeToo movement — of people, from the elected level down to the grassroots, making a show of public resistance to the emerging norm of believing sexual assault accusers.
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This week he pledged to fight against a hard break and to work instead for a "strong relationship" with the rest of the EU—but also said that "the rules will have to change" on free movement of people.
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At great peril, hundreds of thousands of Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans and others have used Turkey as a stepping stone to reach Greece before travelling to other parts of Europe, creating the largest movement of people since World War Two.
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This, combined with the increase in terrorist attacks in France, Belgium and Germany, has led to some countries mounting border controls and thereby disrupting the Schengen Agreement, the European Union-wide deal that enables the free movement of people.
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In exchange, it is also obliged to allow the free movement of people in and out of the EU. Britain wants to leave both the EU's internal market and the customs union, meaning a "Canada +" scenario is more likely.
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BRUSSELS, June 29 (Reuters) - EU leaders confirmed on Wednesdy that access to the EU single market depended on accepting all the four EU freedoms, which includes freedom of movement of people, Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on twitter.
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This would mean the U.K. accepting a founding principle of the EU's single market – the free movement of people - a controversial point for Brexit campaigners and one likely to be a major sticking point in the wider EU-U.
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If the U.K. can join the European Economic Area (EEA) this would allow near-full benefits of the single market but would also mean an EU budgetary contribution and would likely oblige Britain to accept free movement of people.
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Brussels has taken a hard line on free movement of people to avoid encouraging Britain to believe it can obtain special terms as it negotiates its divorce from the EU after a June referendum vote to exit the bloc.
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Labour had included most aspects of a "hard" Brexit — the exiting of the European single market and the end of free movement of people — in their campaign manifesto, but they might also take a softer tone given the result.
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ZURICH - Switzerland's biggest party, the right-wing People's Party (SVP), is considering launching a new initiative to end the free movement of people with the European Union, its Vice President Christoph Blocher told Swiss newspapers NZZ and Tages-Anzeiger.
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If Norway and Switzerland (whose arrangements with the EU many Brexiters idolise) are a guide, the union would also demand the free movement of people and a big payment to its budget before allowing unfettered access to the market.
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Passporting rights, free movement of people and single market access are among the EU buzz words uppermost in the minds of UK-based bankers, telecom executives and airline owners who want to preserve market shares built up over decades.
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In the report, Xing made no bones about promoting the free movement of people and capital in the bay, and learning from proposals for Britain's exit from Europe - a proposition previously unexplored by Chinese officials, at least in public.
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More specifically, Farley wrote that Ford is dedicated to establishing systems that will prioritize the movement of people and goods, hinting at plans for commercial fleets and ride-hailing services that align with the company's existing deals and partnerships.
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From farms to hotels, European workers are key to the British economy, and the government is scrambling to ensure businesses have enough workers to fill the gap once Britain leaves the European Union and free movement of people ends.
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But despite leaning in opposite directions, both of Simpson's managers said the core EU freedom of movement of people, which Cameron is not attempting to change and has pushed net migration to record levels in Britain, was a problem.
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Lawmakers and public health advocates have pressured major companies such as YouTube and Facebook to crack down on medical misinformation, which they believe is empowering the anti-vaccine movement of people who do not vaccinate themselves or their children.
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Citing security concerns, Israel and Egypt maintain tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods along their borders with Gaza, a policy that the World Bank says has brought the enclave of 2 million people to economic collapse.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Days before Britain's referendum on whether to leave the European Union, former Prime Minister David Cameron made an appeal to German Chancellor Angela Merkel for limits on the free movement of people, the BBC reported on Saturday.
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Britain might also need to negotiate at the WTO to keep other rights that are currently bound up with its EU membership, such as free movement of people and the right to run public utilities as monopolies, he said.
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Media reported on Friday that finance minister Philip Hammond, one of May's most prominent pro-European ministers, had won cabinet backing for a plan to allow free movement of people to continue for at least two years after Brexit.
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May's plan envisions that Britain would no longer abide by the European demand for free movement of people across borders, a key demand of the most vociferous Brexit supporters and a position sure to draw intense opposition from Brussels.
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In addition to restricted movement of people and vehicles, the authorities instructed restaurants to switch to delivery-only mode and said they may shut down public transport in the two cities, each populated by more than 1 million people.
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On Sunday, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte signed a decree imposing restrictions to the movement of people in the northern region of Lombardy — the epicenter of the outbreak in Italy — and 14 other provinces across the north, until April 3.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte signed a decree on Sunday imposing restrictions to the movement of people in the northern region of Lombardy — the epicenter of the outbreak in Italy — and 14 other provinces across the north, until April 3.
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ZURICH, March 18 (Reuters) - Switzerland on Wednesday called off a May 17 referendum on preserving an accord with the European Union guaranteeing the free movement of people, as the spreading coronavirus pandemic overrode the Swiss system of direct democracy.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday he was closely examining whether to invoke the rarely used 1988 Emergencies Act, which would allow Ottawa to override the provinces and restrict the movement of people and goods.
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The "Out" campaign, led by two one-time allies of the prime minister, says Britain cannot control migration while being a member of the European Union, which holds up free movement of people as one of its founding principles.
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Israel, with the help of Egypt, prevents all access to and from the Gaza Strip by sea and air, and the movement of people and goods in and out of the coastal enclave is restricted to just three crossings.
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The territory, which is due to leave the EU along with the rest of Britain but which voted 96 percent in favour of remaining in the bloc, is keen to preserve movement of people across its border with Spain.
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Interconnectedness through the movement of people and goods creates incentives to deal with conflicts peacefully; it encourages leaders to pause and consider consequences rather than reacting rashly; it spreads out self-interest, leading to better outcomes for all involved.
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The BBC reported on Saturday that days before the June 23 EU referendum, then-Prime Minister David Cameron telephoned German Chancellor Angela Merkel to appeal for concessions on the free movement of people, though the idea was eventually shelved.
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The movement of people like Verheggen into jobs is helping answer an important issue - whether the dislocation of workers during the crisis would be permanent, scarring their finances as well as the country's potential, or reverse as conditions improved.
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"He underlined that internal problems should not become a reason to breach the right for free movement of people and goods and appealed to Prime Minister Tsipras to take measures, including securing a corridor for transit transport," the statement said.
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The three non-EU members have the benefit of free movement of people, goods, services and capital within the EU market of 500 million people with Brussels setting the rules that govern all aspects of the joint European Economic Area (EEA).
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"We will have difficult negotiations with Britain, it will not be easy," said German Chancellor Angela Merkel who insisted that Britain would not be able to get free access to the EU's single market without accepting free movement of people.
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The food giant's chief executive, Paul Bulcke, demanded in an interview with the Swiss newspaper SonntagsZeitung that Switzerland reach a speedy agreement with the European Union on free movement of people following voters' approval of the mass immigration initiative in 2014.
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Schramboeck cited disagreements about the free movement of people as a stumbling block in talks with the Swiss, whose rules to protect high pay against competition from cross-border skilled labour have long been a thorn in the side of neighbours.
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The agreement guaranteed an open border between the two Irelands and fostered ever-closer ties among the Irish, with the free movement of people and goods serving the interests of people there and those across the Irish Sea in England.
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The interior ministry, without approval from a judge, will be able to set up security zones when there is a threat, restricting the movement of people and vehicles in and out and with power to carry out searches inside the area.
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Some Remainers have been trying to find some way to at least soften the exit as much as possible, pairing with Leave supporters who want to keep some of the benefits of the EU's free trade and free movement of people.
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"Even though we haven't been able to pass the legislation we need to, we did start a movement of people who realize the only way to change this is to get involved in the political process," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Parliament last year skirted a clash with the EU by adopting a local preference system for jobseekers, stopping short of the immigration quotas voters had demanded in a 2014 referendum but which would violate accords on the free movement of people.
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Things are likely to get uglier if the EU insists that the free movement of people is the price of a softer Brexit, with the UK Independence Party roaring back to life and Brexiteer MPs campaigning against Britain's "vassal status".
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One of the main arguments for Brexit campaigners is to limit migration of workers from other EU countries, even though both Norway and Switzerland have had to accept free movement of people in return for access to EU internal markets.
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Analysts warn that a unilateral move could risk other agreements with the EU. Switzerland is seeking to negotiate a compromise with Brussels, which has insisted it cannot brook any impediments to the free movement of people enshrined in bilateral accords.
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Sam Lowe of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, says that even a temporary sojourn in the customs union and parts of the single market without maintaining the free movement of people is seen in Brussels as cherry-picking.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Parliament will not accept an agreement for Britain's exit from the European Union that would endanger any of the four EU freedoms, including the freedom of movement of people, parliament's negotiator Guy Verhofstadt said on Tuesday.
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Initial negotiations between the EU and the U.K. highlighted that the country could lose this access if it wanted halt the free movement of people - with the latter seen as one of the major reasons why citizens voted for a Brexit.
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AMSTERDAM — European Union interior ministers clashed on Monday over how to check the flow of migrants across their countries' borders amid growing concern that the Continent's commitment to the free movement of people within the bloc is at risk of collapse.
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"Once a village is attacked, there's a movement of people, so the sick person moves, and the disease spreads from one village to another," said Justus Nsio Mbeta, a representative of the Ministry of Health in the village of Beni.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British prime ministerial candidate Liam Fox said the principle of free movement of people should not be on the table in negotiations about a trade deal with the European Union following the country's referendum vote to leave the bloc.
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The free movement of people from the EU will end, but the government intends to strike a close economic partnership with the EU. Yet this compromise will amount to little as long as the underlying divisions separating Britain's two tribes persist.
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LONDON, April 5 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May has suggested that the free movement of people between Britain and the European Union could be extended during an implementation phase after Britain leaves the bloc, the BBC reported on Wednesday.
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In Asia, too, walls and fences have proliferated, generally designed to prevent illicit movement of people and goods rather than to seal disputed borders, though Kashmir's line of control at India and Pakistan's disputed northern boundary remains a highly-militarised example.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that London and Dublin would continue to seek to find solutions to achieve their joint aim of ensuring that movement of people and trade across that border can carry on as now.
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Faull dismissed the idea that Britain could have an arrangement with the bloc similar to that of non-EU member Norway, pointing out that Norway makes budgetary contributions to the EU as well as accepting the free movement of people.
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The nuance around when to apply the principle of free movement of people could prove welcome to British Prime Minister Theresa May, who has said Britain does not face a "binary choice" between curbing immigration and getting a good trade agreement.
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She has been under immense pressure to curb free movement of people from Europe to Britain but will face fierce opposition from Brussels negotiators as she seeks at the same time to retain access to the bloc's trade and financial markets.
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Concern over our cultural obsession with mobile devices and social media interaction is a common refrain, but Braver sees a legitimate movement of people looking for experiences that help them step away from the ever-present threat of online connectivity.
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Der Spiegel cited a government response to the opposition Greens as reaffirming that Berlin rejects British Prime Minister Theresa May's idea of maintaining free movement of goods between the EU and Britain after Brexit while ending the free movement of people.
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Israel, Egypt and the international community could work to alleviate the humanitarian situation in Gaza by opening the border crossings to allow in more fuel and goods and relax its restrictions on movement of people in and out of the strip.
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Blue Origin, meanwhile, has been working on lunar landers that would be "capable of [delivering] five tons of payload to the lunar surface," which could facilitate the movement of people and goods between Earth and the Moon (and, eventually, beyond).
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The policy was continued by President Francois Hollande and in 2012 the EU's executive arm said it was "closely watching" how France expelled Roma to ensure their removal was consistent with the bloc's rules on the free movement of people.
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One of the European Union's biggest flaws is that it sets grand plans in motion — like the euro and the free movement of people — and then fails to come up with adequate responses when those ambitions backfire in some way.
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The proposals could be read to mean that Britain would continue to pay into EU coffers during the transition, continue to accept EU laws and even effectively accept its four freedoms allowing free movement of people, capital, goods and services.
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Tim Martin, founder and chairman of the chain of more than 20.7004 pubs, said on Friday he supported the principle of free movement of people and trade in Europe, but added political decisions should not be made by an "unaccountable body".
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As in Italy, there are concerns about tightening the screw too far on the movement of people in Spain, which is heavily reliant on its services industry, particularly a tourism sector that accounts for 12 percent of Spain's gross domestic product.
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The coronavirus spread has been slowing in mainland China, a result of weeks of travel restrictions and quarantine measures imposed to control the movement of people and traffic, including the virtual lockdown of Hubei province, the epicenter of the epidemic.
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OTTAWA, March 17 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday he was closely examining whether to invoke the rarely used 1988 Emergencies Act, which would allow Ottawa to override the provinces and restrict the movement of people and goods.
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A new influx of foreign assistance through the Palestinian Authority and a new regime for Gaza's border crossings with Israel and Egypt, allowing for more movement of people and goods could, analysts say, alleviate the suffering and prevent an explosion.
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Palestinians say that the occupation, with its restrictions on the movement of people and goods, unpredictable delays, confiscations of property and natural resources and nearly insurmountable obstacles to development, is the single biggest impediment to the growth of their economy.
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The coronavirus spread has been slowing in mainland China, a result of weeks of travel restrictions and quarantine measures imposed to control the movement of people and traffic, including the virtual lockdown of Hubei province, the epicentre of the epidemic.
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The order comes a day after Italy's prime minister signed a decree imposing restrictions on the movement of people in the northern region of Lombardy — the epicenter of the outbreak in that country — and 14 other northern provinces until April 3.
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"The level of activity at Kone's manufacturing sites and its suppliers has recovered fast, but there continue to be restrictions on the movement of people across the country and this affects our logistics and deliveries for the time being," it said.
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The coronavirus spread has been slowing in mainland China, a result of weeks of travel restrictions and quarantine measures imposed to control the movement of people and traffic, including the virtual lockdown of Hubei province, the epicenter of the epidemic.
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The king sealed a royal decree that gave the Prime Minister Omar Razzaz extraordinary powers under a defence law enacted in times of war and disasters to enforce curfews, closing businesses and placing restrictions on freedom of movement of people.
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From a foreign stranger to an American one, amid a sweeping and politically charged movement of people across the border, on a slip of torn and creased paper, it was the smallest and simplest of things: an anonymous thank-you note.
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BEIJING, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Big manufacturing hubs on the Chinese coast are starting to loosen curbs on the movement of people and traffic while local governments prod factories to restart production, following weeks of stoppages due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Controls in place to stem the spread of the virus have halted the movement of people, brought business activity to a standstill and closed offices up and down the country," ratings giant S&P Global said in a report on Wednesday.
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That is important, because many of the potentially costly consequences of withdrawing from the European Union were lost in the contentious and often demagogic referendum campaign, which focused largely on emotional objections to the free movement of people within the union.
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Bettel cautioned that Britain could not pick and choose what it wants from the EU. Johnson has said he does not want Britain to be part of the single market and accept obligations such as the free movement of people.
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"Although cross border movement is much more attention-grabbing and can appear more dramatic, right now the internal movement of people forms the bulk of what's going on," said Alex Randall, coordinator of the UK-based Climate and Migration Coalition.
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"We strongly urge the government to prioritize a reciprocal preferential agreement with the EU on movement of people and labor, reflecting the unavoidable realities of close geography and integrated supply chains," said Stephen Martin, Director General of the Institute of Directors.
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"The people spoke on the 23rd of June, I think an important aspect that underpinned people's approach to that vote was a concern that they had about control of movement of people from the EU into the UK," she said.
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"I was disappointed and I was frustrated in the middle of what was one of our worst (fire) days ever on record with massive dislocation and movement of people and a focus on really difficult weather," Fitzsimmons told journalists on Sunday.
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To grasp the range of issues that come into play with the movement of people of the African Diaspora — away from the continent, around the world, and back again — the notion of a refraction is a generative place to begin.
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Besides defying Republican leaders on the border tax, the Koch-led organization on Sunday challenged Trump on a policy he implemented on Friday to stop the movement of people from countries with large Muslim populations from traveling to the United States.
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"We will work alongside these world-class partners to redefine the future of transportation, providing a more immediate, safe, efficient and sustainable high-speed backbone for the movement of people and things," said Rob Lloyd, CEO of Hyperloop One in a release.
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The departure date has been scheduled for March 29 next year — meaning that negotiators have just under four months to conclude negotiations on aspects such as the movement of people and goods across the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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In a one-page reply, heavy with irony, he said he welcomed the euroskeptics' concern for expatriates, "especially" since he had assumed their Brexit vote was motivated by "the rejection of the free movement of people and all the rights it entails".
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Randy Capps of the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), a Washington-based non-profit that analyzes the movement of people worldwide, said that while putting contingency plans in place is a good idea, he does not think the level of fear is justified.
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The departure date has been scheduled for March 29 next year — meaning that negotiators have just over four months to conclude negotiations on aspects such as the movement of people and goods across the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Britain's overwhelmingly foreign-owned car industry has spoken out in favor of continued British membership of the EU, which allows it to benefit from tariff-free access to the single market and the free movement of people within the world's biggest trading bloc.
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And there are no good options for the UK. Either there will be a hard border between the Republic and Northern Ireland, which will undercut the free movement of people and goods that has benefited both sides since the Good Friday Agreement.
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It might also have to join EFTA, raising questions over whether it could end the free movement of people from the EU. All of this may explain why the government is against using the EFTA court as an off-the-shelf answer.
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The two sides had agreed to hold fast-track talks should Britons vote to remain in the EU. Implementing unilateral curbs on immigration could torpedo a series of bilateral economic accords that include free movement of people and which stand or fall together.
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Without consulting even her own cabinet she decided in October 2016 to lay down "red lines" for Brexit, which amounted to leaving the single market and customs union, ending the free movement of people and escaping entirely the jurisdiction of European courts.
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Setting out her stall as the "Leave" alternative to frontrunner Theresa May, Leadsom said it was in the interests of EU countries to do a tariff-free trade deal with Britain, without the UK having to allow continued free movement of people.
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Trump's extreme rhetoric (and he is not alone -- the Czech President has made similarly inflammatory remarks, as have politicians in the UK, Slovakia and elsewhere) reflects and contributes to a widespread misperception that the movement of people is a threat to national security.
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He insisted that, because of Mrs May's red lines of leaving the EU's single market and customs union, stopping free movement of people and escaping from the European Court of Justice, the only plausible option was a free-trade deal similar to Canada's.
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Concern over immigration from the European Union was a major reason behind Britain's vote to leave, and May has said she will respect those fears by not seeking membership of Europe's single market which would mean allowing freedom of movement of people.
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Three months after the referendum, right-wing Eurosceptics are setting the agenda, the country is heading for a hard break from the European Union and Labour is putting up little opposition (its MPs are now overwhelmingly for abandoning free movement of people).
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"If we see that the law to implement (a 2014 referendum to curb immigration) does not massively reduce immigration, the SVP will launch an initiative to end the free movement of people," Blocher said in an interview with Tages-Anzeiger published on Saturday.
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Market experts say Hong Kong and Macau would have to give up some autonomy in setting rules and standards, and like Britain, decide on the degree to which they are willing to drop barriers to allow the freer movement of people and capital.
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The step is roughly in line with a bill the lower house adopted in September, skirting a direct confrontation with the EU which has insisted on upholding the free movement of people, a key condition for enhanced Swiss access to the single market.
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Other risks included rising geopolitical tensions that could increase risk-off sentiment and lead to volatility in financing, and the end to free movement of people within the European Union, the report said, which is a possible outcome of the area's migrant crisis.
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Many, including Boris Johnson, a likely contender for Mr Cameron's job, have spoken of an arrangement that might allow Britain full access to the EU's single market without the usual requirement to accept free movement of people (as in Norway and Switzerland).
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Mr Cameron was unable to say how he could meet his twice-promised target of reducing the net annual number of immigrants to "the tens of thousands" so long as Britain was bound by the EU principle of the free movement of people.
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Britain's overwhelmingly foreign-owned car industry has spoken out in favour of continued British membership of the EU, which allows it to benefit from tariff-free access to the single market and the free movement of people within the world's biggest trading bloc.
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They say Britain must accept less access to the single market if it continues to rule out some of the conditions for member countries, including the free movement of people from across the EU. Writing by William Schomberg; Editing by Alistair Smout
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As those who do manage to make it to shore quickly move further on into Europe, their life jackets stay behind as a growing reminder of the movement of people through the area, as well as the lives that have been lost.
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Parliament is expected to swiftly confirm the measure, which can include curbs on free movement of people and closures of businesses, in what would be the first time the country has done so on a nationwide scale in 46 years of democratic history.
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Ellie Hannum from Wilmington, N.C., travels to open her mind and gain perspective: According to the definition, traveling "is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, or other means".
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What will eventually happen in the Bronx —which is essentially a microcosm of the movement of people, the construction of housing, and the disposition of housing policy that characterizes most of New York— is a harbinger of what may happen city wide.
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In particular, the Northern Chaco Outliers Project aims to determine when the village was occupied, how many people lived there, and whether they did so during an extended drought of 1130-1180, which may have accelerated a northward movement of people from Chaco.
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Ms. Merkel had warned of such a chain reaction, which could effectively spell an end for the free movement of people and goods across the Schengen area, a 26-nation grouping including Austria and Germany that has open borders among member states.
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"I understand that it's very hard to control such a fire, but I don't understand why it's so hard to coordinate the movement of people," said Aires Henriques, who ended up driving for several hours along back roads to circumvent the fire area.
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The free movement of people and goods is a cornerstone of the European Union, referred to by the shorthand "Schengen," after the city in Luxembourg where the 1985 treaty that created what is now a 26-nation, passport-free zone was signed.
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But her plan to accept EU customs rules on goods while ending free movement of people has drawn criticism from both pro-Brexit and pro-EU lawmakers, the Northern Irish DUP party, which props up her minority government, and members of the opposition.
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As a sovereign state that has been ruled by the same party since independence in 21.4010, it also maintains tight control over the movement of people into and out of the city and has strict laws to keep potential virus-spreaders in line.
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"Macro concerns over energy demand due to curtailed movement of people and trade have been weighing on an oil market that is otherwise tight due to ongoing supply concerns in Libya and OPEC+ output cuts," Dutch bank ING said in a note.
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Until society embraces the notion that this movement of people is "part of the human experience," only then can countries update and remodel humanitarian systems, Queen Rania added, highlighting how communities across the globe can respond more efficiently to crises such as these.
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"Now I think we're starting to see with the election of Macron and some others who are more pro-migration, or at least pro-movement of people and goods, some of that (impact) is starting to temper a little bit," she said.
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Brussels rejected the UK financial sector's ambitious proposal in 2017 for broad, two-way trade after Brexit, saying Britain could not keep the benefits of the EU single market without obligations like free movement of people, a core red line for Johnson.
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Brussels rejected the UK financial sector's ambitious proposal in 2017 for broad, two-way trade after Brexit, saying Britain could not keep the benefits of the EU single market without obligations like free movement of people, a core red line for Johnson.
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The departure date has been scheduled for March 29 next year — meaning that negotiators have about six months to conclude negotiations on aspects such as the movement of people and goods across the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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"We worry that the price of remaining in Open Skies will be UK accepting freedom of movement of people ... I think that may be unlikely in which case we may be heading for a very hard Brexit," O'Leary told journalists in Dublin.
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Five years after kicking off talks, the government in Bern has failed to seal a framework agreement with the EU that would consolidate an existing maze of treaties regulating areas such as the free movement of people, transport and technical trade standards.
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Johnson, a former London mayor who was one of the most prominent campaigners to leave the EU, said the bloc's stance that there was an "automatic trade-off between what they call access to the single market and free movement of people" was "complete baloney".
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"What the British people voted for on the 23rd of June was to bring some control into the movement of people from the European Union to the UK," she told reporters on Monday after a two-day summit of leaders from G20 nations in China.
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Nor does anyone in London yet have a good answer to the question of what will happen to the open border with Ireland in the event that the United Kingdom opts out of the free movement of people to and from the EU (see article).
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"We have some differences on judicial and police cooperation and the free movement (of people)," Sanchez said at the summit, when EU leaders asked Prime Minister Theresa May for guarantees on another land border of British territory with the EU, between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
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Regarding the movement of people, Douglas Massey and Karen Pren of Princeton University along with Jorge Durand of the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas studied the impact of border security on undocumented migration in a 2016 paper for the American Journal of Sociology.
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While Switzerland has freedom over its own social and employment policies, something many in Britain would like, it also pays contributions to the EU budget and accepts free movement of people — two elements of EU membership that British "Out" campaigners want to get away from.
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But it's the political implications of migration, both in Europe and its neighborhood, and the failure to tackle the roots of the mass-movement of people both in the Middle East and Africa – all of that poses a fundamental threat to the whole European ideal.
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BERLIN, Nov 15 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel signalled a readiness on Tuesday to discuss the parameters of the free movement of people in the European Union, in remarks that may open some room for manoeuvre in talks on Britain's exit from the bloc.
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Lawmakers and public health advocates have been pushing the country's largest social media companies to take stronger action against anti-vaccine content, arguing that the proliferation of medical misinformation has bolstered the movement of people who choose not to vaccinate themselves or their children.
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The European Union aims to guarantee the free movement of goods, capital, services and people across its frontiers, and for many of Europe's policy makers, it would be a betrayal to allow Britain to enjoy the economic benefits while rejecting free movement of people.
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Those demands are unacceptable to leaders like Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President François Hollande of France who insist that the union can accept the free movement of goods, services and capital only with countries that also accept the free movement of people.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel had warned the U.K. last month that while the EU would "naturally" respect the interests of the 48 percent of Britons who voted against Brexit, the U.K. would have to "pay its price" should Britain's government end the free movement of people.
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Indian authorities on Friday imposed restrictions on the movement of people and vehicles in parts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir state's summer capital, after separatists called for protests against the death in custody of a man who detained by police for suspected links with militants.
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The strict new decree went into effect on Sunday afternoon, and it includes three months of potential jail time for people who fail to observe some its provisions, including those restricting the movement of people who test positive for the virus, and bans on gatherings.
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May's party is in so much trouble over Brexit is that it is determined at all costs to end "the free movement of people" that, even for those European countries outside the European Union, is a condition of belonging to the bloc's single market.
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Britain, because of its size and importance within the European Union, was able to opt out of the foundational arrangements of this federal Europe: the Schengen Agreement, which allows free movement of people over national borders, as well as the single currency, the euro.
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LIMA/ASUNCION/SANTIAGO, March 16 (Reuters) - Peru's government deployed masked military personnel to block major roads in Lima on Monday, while police restricted the movement of people as the country rolled out a state of enforced "social isolation" to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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The price of such arrangement will almost certainly be Britain's continuing to make substantial contributions to the European budget while still living by European rules, including the free movement of people — the very item that provoked the electoral backlash that delivered the Brexit vote.
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New violence arose near the town of Arbinda in Burkina's Soum Province on Sunday night, when a religious leader and six of his family members were killed by unidentified armed men, the ruling Movement of People for Progress party said in a statement on Wednesday.
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While the virus is spreading quickly globally, its progress in China has slowed markedly in the past seven days, a result of strict measures imposed to control the movement of people and traffic, including the virtual lockdown of Wuhan, a city of 11 million people.
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I'm an avowed supporter of open borders under normal conditions, but I also believe that free movement of people both inside and outside national borders is, at this specific moment in time, a challenge for public health and should therefore be discouraged and curtailed.
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In a borderless European Union, which prides itself on free movement of people and travel, crisis response becomes a test of the institution itself and the philosophies behind this unique grouping of 27 member states with about 445 million citizens and $16 trillion GDP.
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Under American pressure, President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico had been trying to stanch the flow of migrants heading through his country, starting the Southern Border Program in 2000 in an attempt to control the movement of people and goods crossing the border with Guatemala.
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No matter what, the departure date has been scheduled for March 29 next year — meaning that negotiators have about six months to conclude negotiations on aspects such as the movement of people and goods across the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Gibraltar is due to leave along with the United Kingdom on that date, though 96 percent of its population voted in the 2016 referendum to remain in the EU and the territory is anxious to preserve free movement of people across its border with Spain.
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A likely trade-off between EU market access (which Britain would prefer) and the free movement of people (which is does not want) will probably leave a few achievable 'landing points', leaving British officials to try to identify these in informal meetings with cagey counterparts.
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Lyft set out to end car ownership primarily in the United States with a suite of alternative transportation options; Uber would say that too, but it's also working to upend and capitalize on the movement of people and products in countries all over the world.
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There was the politically overextended euro, which worsened the post-2010 eurozone crisis; the premature enlargement to the former Communist states of Eastern Europe, including unchecked free movement of people; the failure to secure Europe's external border, which encouraged the refugee crisis of 2015-16.
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To contain the spread of the virus, China has imposed halts on the movement of people and goods from Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak and the capital of Hubei province, which is also under a lockdown, as well as other regions with cases of the disease.
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The robot uses webcams, too, for visual input, and a depth sensor, and it makes use of machine learning to deal with both a requirement to be continually moving, while at the same time dealing with the highly unpredictable movement of people moving around in crowds.
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The Investments and Savings Association (TISA), which counts banks and mutual funds among its 160 members, said in a statement it had submitted initial proposals to the Treasury which did not require "passport" rights to sell products across the EU or need the free movement of people.
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The sporadic imposition of border controls by countries including Austria, Denmark and Sweden over the past few months has dealt a serious blow to the Schengen agreement, a cornerstone of European integration that allows the free movement of people across much of the bloc's internal borders.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has voiced measured support for the U.S. fund cut, but also appeared to acknowledge it could leave Israel - which maintains tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods across the Gaza border – facing a potential humanitarian crisis on its doorstep.
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One approach, which this magazine would favour, would be to welcome the free movement of people, a sign of the dynamic nature of the British economy and point to the positive contribution made by immigrants in many different fields, from culture through sport to tax revenues.
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Clark's pledge to Nissan, however, indicates that Britain wants to remain part of an EU customs union - which would allow some controls on free movement of people - or negotiate a special free trade deal for the industry, even if it does not stay in the single market.
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A joint Swiss-EU commission overseeing the free movement of people as enshrined in bilateral accords met in Brussels on Tuesday to review Swiss efforts to curb immigration without infringing too much the free movement accord, which helps give Switzerland enhanced access to the EU single market.
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Lawmakers and public health advocates have been pushing Facebook, as well as YouTube and Amazon, to take stronger action against anti-vaccine content, arguing that the proliferation of medical misinformation has bolstered the "anti-vax" movement of people who choose not to vaccinate themselves or their children.
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Lawmakers and public health advocates have been pushing Facebook, as well as YouTube and Amazon, to take stronger action against anti-vaccine content, arguing that the proliferation of medical misinformation has bolstered the "anti-vax" movement of people who choose not to vaccinate themselves or their children.
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"There will be no single market à la carte," Donald Tusk, the European Council president, said this week, while Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, said that access to the single market was contingent on basic principles including the free movement of people.
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Among the issues which will determine whether the Brexit is hard, soft or in between will be whether the U.K. exits the EU's single market, whether free movement of people will be allowed and whether the U.K.'s financial players will retain "passporting rights" with the continent.
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The sporadic imposition of border controls by countries including Austria, Denmark and Sweden over the past few months has dealt a serious blow to the Schengen agreement, a cornerstone of European integration that allows the free movement of people across much of the bloc's internal borders.
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With these sensible changes, President Obama, who is scheduled to travel to Havana on Sunday, expects to show that easing the movement of people, goods and information will lead to greater freedom in Cuba than did the policy of isolation that the United States tried for decades.
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The future of the connected home, connected car and connected everything will have a lot of imaging technology at the center of it: sensors to track the movement of people and things will be a critical way for AI brains to figure out what to do next.
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According to the agency, a quarantine "separates and restricts the movement of people who were exposed to a contagious disease to see if they become sick" as opposed to isolation, which it says "separates sick people with a quarantinable communicable disease from people who are not sick."
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TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - JX Nippon Mining & Metal said on Tuesday it cut its operation at Caserones copper mine in Chile as it reduced the number of workers from March 22 to comply with government's measures to limit movement of people to curb the spread of coronavirus.
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These countries make up an area of unrestricted travel, but there are more cases in some countries he hasn't banned There are 26 countries inside Europe's Schengen Area, which means they have abolished border control and passporting, allowing for a total freedom of movement of people.
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" — Ms. Le Pen, in an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel in 2014 "The free movement of people between European Union countries is now a reality, with undeniable gains in economic matters, but also in culture and education or in daily life for cross-border workers.
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Back in 2015-16, Greece was overwhelmed with mass arrivals and let many people pass through to other countries in the EU. Other EU states reacted by reinstating border checks inside what is normally the bloc's free-travel zone to prevent the uncontrolled movement of people.
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BEIJING, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Urged to restore economic activity by President Xi Jinping, large parts of China relaxed curbs on transport and movement of people on Monday as reported new cases of the coronavirus outside the worst-hit province fell to the lowest in a month.
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Through an exhaustive assembly of fragments and artifacts, supported by reams of scholarship (including the story of the richest man who ever lived) one sees that the 14th-century trade routes that crossed the Sahara Desert drove the movement of people, goods, and culture in that epoch.
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Americans are beset by complex, intractable problems that don't have a clear villain: technological change displaces workers; globalization and the rapid movement of people destabilize communities; family structure dissolves; the political order in the Middle East teeters, the Chinese economy craters, inequality rises, the global order frays, etc.
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Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, likes to argue that Mrs May's own "red lines", on ending free movement of people and escaping the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice, point to a free-trade agreement little more comprehensive than those with South Korea or Canada.
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" On the issue of the wall he's vowed to build on the US-Mexico border, Trump said: "We recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders to stop the illegal movement of people, drugs and weapons.
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That business means Hemeti has a lot of powerful friends outside of Sudan: Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates pay him to send troops to fight their war in Yemen; the European Union relies on the RSF to stem the movement of people through Sudan to the Mediterranean.
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The main thrust of their case is that when Britain leaves the bloc, British citizens will lose some statutory rights which either cannot be replaced (such as the right to vote in European parliament elections), or cannot be guaranteed will be replaced unchanged (such as free movement of people).
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If there's one thing we've learnt from the political and economic crisis in Europe over the past few years, it's that changing our society for the better will be reliant on a mass movement of people taking control, and not just lamenting how awful our individual political leaders are.
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Since January 2015, more than one million people from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and other impoverished and war-torn countries have arrived in Europe — the largest movement of people the continent has seen since World War II. Most arrive on the Greek islands by boat from the Turkish mainland.
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And this drought, at least in the view of other experts writing last year, helped spark the Syrian civil war -- which in turn led to an exodus of millions of people, overwhelming some European countries and placing the free movement of people throughout the European Union in doubt.
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EU leaders are refusing to countenance a "Europe a la carte" by letting Britain select the parts of its future relationship that it may like, such as access to the bloc's single market of 500 million consumers, while dispensing with EU principles such as the free movement of people.
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Should the talks boil down to a trade-off between accepting a degree of movement of people from the EU in return for preferential access to the single market, as widely expected, any relaxation of public pressure on immigration could help free the government's hand at the negotiating table.
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This would break decisively with a sacred principle of the European Union: the free movement of people, which, for more than 20 years under the Schengen Agreement, has allowed Europeans to travel among member states without passport checks, and live and work in those countries with no visa requirements.
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Ireland and Britain have allowed the free movement of people across their border for most of the past century, but Osborne said checks on people and goods would be unavoidable if the border becomes an external border of the EU in the wake of the June 23 vote.
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As one leading scholar of policing, Herman Goldstein, has written, it should include maintaining a sense of security, protecting civil liberties, facilitating the movement of people and vehicles, assisting the vulnerable (including the intoxicated, the addicted, the mentally ill and the physically disabled, old and young) and resolving conflicts.
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Those remittances — and the economic support they provide to their home nations — have been made possible by the EU's rules on the free movement of people and labor, and has seen citizens of poorer countries like Poland move to much richer nations like the UK to find work.
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Uncertainty over a potential hard border between Ireland and its northern neighbor has evoked memories of a darker time before the signing of the 237 Good Friday Agreement, which ended large-scale sectarian violence in the border region and allowed for the free movement of people and goods.
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Tomio Okamura, the Czech-Japanese leader of the SPD, said the gathering on Saturday was to demand a reformed European Union based on the tightest possible cooperation of sovereign nations, guided by mutual benefits without any dictate from Brussels, while maintaining free movement of people, goods, capital and services.
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Ever since voting for an SVP proposal to curb immigration in 2014, Switzerland has been trying to reach compromise with the European Union to adopt new immigration rules without introducing quotas that might block free movement of people, a key condition for access to the EU's single market.
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So I think what you're really seeing now is the movement of people thinking about the mobile internet towards the internet of everything, and that's going to have seismic transformations in everything around us, not least of which is going to be the networks that service all of that.
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The fact that the movement of people and how they can subsequently be employed in their non-home has flashpoint topic in the US and in other countries like the UK — a testament to how big and potentially disruptive the space is and will continue to be in the future.
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Researchers have said that it is too early to determine the impacts of the mass movement of people from Puerto Rico to New York and Florida in the wake of Hurricane Maria, in part because it is not clear how many will return to the island as the recovery efforts progress.
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"As a region adding more than 1 million new residents each decade, it is important to develop a comprehensive strategy for the safe and reliable movement of people and goods," Thomas Bamonte, senior program manager of Automated Vehicles for the North Central Texas Council of Governments, said in a statement.
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Parliament is due next month to wrap up legislation meant to curb immigration from the EU by giving hiring preference to local people despite criticism this would infringe on the free movement of people, a pillar of EU policy and the price of enhanced Swiss access to the EU single market.
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According to analysis by civil servants, even if Britain retained tariff-free access to the single market and maintained free movement of people, as Norway does, the eventual hit to GDP per person could be as high as 2.6%—enough to undo its growth during 2017 almost three times over.
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"I would expect that using the control that we will have over the movement of people, we would use it in a sensible way that would certainly facilitate the movement of highly skilled people between financial institutions and businesses in order to support investment in the UK economy," Hammond said.
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A '4 EU FAM' card grants a non-European Economic Area family member permission to stay in the EU. Ireland has a common travel area with Britain that allows the freedom of movement of people within the two islands as well as the rights to reside, work and access public services.
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But, most critically of all, it has the potential to endanger the Northern Ireland peace process, which, is really, has evolved in the context of the European Union and the absence of any border, any economic border or fiscal board, any barriers to the free movement of people, goods, and services.
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The issue is that keeping access to the single market means that the U.K. would have to accept the four EU freedoms, including of movement of people, and thus it would be unable to control the influx of EU citizens – the primary argument used by Brexiters to leave the bloc.
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"Your income will swing, so yes, you need savings to bridge when your work pipeline is light, or when you're starting out and still getting established," notes Caroline Ceniza-Levine, career expert and co-founder of Costa Rica FIRE, a movement of people who are working to retire while they're young.
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The so-called Eurogroup of ministers will discuss by videoconference how to limit the effects of the spread of the COVID-4.4 virus, which has already caused lockdowns in Germany, Italy, Spain, Denmark, the Czech Republic and Poland and caused curbs on businesses and the movement of people in many countries.
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So in the end, a settlement is not just the land it's on, it's also what the location does to the movement of people, what it does to the ability of a road to connect, what it does to the sense of statehood that is chipped away with each new construction.
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What Labour seems to be promising is something that the European Union simply won't give — ending free movement of people but having a very good relationship with the single market, being inside a customs union with the EU but still being allowed to have a say over EU trade deals.
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May's deal seeks to preserve this open border through a complicated arrangement whereby the UK remains part of the EU customs union and Northern Ireland joins in some elements of the single market, which refers to the four fundamental freedoms of the EU: free movement of people, services, capital, and goods.
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Israel promised to ameliorate conditions in Gaza by allowing in cash supplied by Qatar, as well as fuel and humanitarian aid; expanding the zone in the Mediterranean in which it would allow Gaza fishermen to operate; and easing the movement of people in and out of the impoverished seaside territory.
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"The government will assess the proposals in the context of the Common Travel Area (with Britain) and, in particular, any implications they might have for movement of people on the island," he said, following a call between Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar and EU Commission President Ursula von Der Leyen.
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SEOUL, South Korea — As South Korea struggles to contain a snowballing coronavirus outbreak, its president on Sunday raised the country's alert level to the highest for the first time in a decade, which empowered the government to lock down cities, bar visitors from China and unilaterally restrict the movement of people.
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Moreover, it remains unclear whether this plan will yield real detail, or merely present a wishful opening bid that suggests Britain could jettison the things it dislikes about the European Union, such as the free movement of people, while keeping free trade in goods and services, for important sectors at least.
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"While Hamas bears some measure of responsibility for the deteriorating situation, Israel's continuing control of Gaza's air, sea and borders, and its restrictions on the freedom of movement of people, legitimate goods and equipment in and out of Gaza, make the humanitarian situation worse and contribute to continued instability," they wrote.
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We have seen the freedom of movement of people, we have seen the absence of hard infrastructure on our island-, PD: Enable amazing progress in the stability of the island, and that is the very reason why both governments have acknowledged a backstop is needed, that's why we have got to this point.
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There is a clear way in which we come to a new deal: we repeal the 1972 European Communities Act and the supremacy of EU law, we negotiate a free trade deal with the EU (which is in all of our interests), we also have sensible laws on the free movement of people.
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The UK has always had a degree of distance from the EU — it maintains its own currency, the sterling pound, and never joined the Schengen agreement, which eliminates internal border controls within the EU, though it's still required to embrace the movement of people, including migrants, as part of those four pillars.
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The issue of foreign workers promises to be one of the thorniest because migration featured so prominently in the Leave campaign while the free movement of people is a key element of the EU's single market for goods and services - something to which the UK wants to keep as much access as possible.
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He suggested that the EU might weaken its rules on the free movement of people—the biggest driver of the Leave vote—in order to persuade Brexit-backing Britons to switch to the Remain camp, or at least to accept free movement and thus keep Britain eligible for membership of the single market.
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"Our previous work looking at ancient DNA from hundreds of prehistoric British skeletons had already established that there was an influential movement of people from mainland Europe around 2500 BC which transformed the local population and their cultures," study co-author Tom Booth of the Natural History Museum said in a statement.
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The issue of foreign workers promises to be one of the thorniest because migration featured so prominently in the Leave campaign while the free movement of people is a key element of the EU's single market for goods and services – something to which the UK wants to keep as much access as possible.
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Maillard told the Tages-Anzeiger paper parliament should approve the money as a sign of goodwill while both sides try to work out a compromise that could come only after a Swiss referendum likely next year on abolishing the free movement of people from the EU, as demanded by the Swiss far right.
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Protracted Brexit negotiations and disagreements have plagued the pound, as politicians failed to reach a consensus over some of the thorniest issues that need solving: the question of the Irish border and the customs union, and the trade area encompassing all EU member states that enables the free movement of people and goods.
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For convergence purposes - for example, if you take the US example, it's a more than 200 year old monetary union with a very large single market in the sense of free movement of people and goods and services in the U.S. - although sometimes not that free (laughs), because there are restrictions yet.
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But the UK has always had a degree of distance from the EU — it maintains its own currency, the sterling pound, and never joined the Schengen agreement, which eliminates internal border controls within the EU. But the UK is still required to embrace the movement of people, as part of those four freedoms.
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In June, soon after the referendum, they declared that any agreement concluded with Britain "will have to be based on a balance of rights and obligations," and that "access to the single market requires acceptance of all four freedoms," which include the free movement of people as well as goods, capital and services.
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" The anti-immigrant violence comes as South Africa celebrates 25 years of freedom post-apartheid, the President said, adding that the country owes its freedom to the support of other African countries, "African development depends on the increased movement of people, goods and services between different countries for all of us to benefit.
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The current deal seeks to preserve this open border through a complicated arrangement whereby the UK remains part of the EU customs union and Northern Ireland joins in some elements of the single market, which refers to the four fundamental freedoms of the EU: free movement of people, services, capital, and goods.
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May's Chequers plan would see some alignment between the U.K. and the EU continuing after March 29, 2019 in terms of trade and regulations although the deal foresees the U.K. being able to stop the free movement of people from the EU. It also foresees the U.K. being able to strike independent trade deals elsewhere.
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Furthermore, with international trade deals firmly back in the control of British politicians, there is an opportunity to signal through those negotiations that Brexit marks an era of prosperity and tolerance - embracing the free movement of goods and services, and keeping an open mind to the benefits of the free movement of people as well.
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Their opponents say none of this will be possible, noting that Norway and Switzerland, two countries not in the EU that nevertheless have access to its single market, are required to observe all EU rules, to pay heavily into the EU budget and to allow free movement of people without having any voice in Brussels.
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But most importantly, I think, what I really care about is putting these ideas out there, regardless of whether, and these arguments out there, whether or not these exact ideas and policies get implemented is not the point, than to start a conversation, but really to build a movement of people, actually in all parties.
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Uncertainties over the residency rights for staff at universities is a particular concern in Tuesday's report, with the Commons Education Committee arguing that the immigration system after Brexit should cater for the needs of higher education, rather than obstructing movement of people from and to Britain's universities, like it is currently on course to do.
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Young people now want to join start-ups or NGOs, or eat locally grown foods, but I'm writing in defense of the big love that once inspired big projects, like NASA, the national railroads and the creation and maintenance of the postwar, American-led world order, with the free movement of people, goods and ideas.
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"It shows the will — even if there are nuances between us, sometimes even differences between us — to be assembled and united when trying to find responsible European solutions for the challenge of migration, the fight for the freedom of movement of people inside Europe and for the protection of the external borders of Europe."
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Prime Minister Theresa May took the case for her much-reviled draft Brexit deal to the people on a Friday morning radio call-in show, emphasizing that the pact would end the free movement of people between Britain and the European Union and prevent a border from going up on the island of Ireland.
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"It was really about how to think of the movement of people through the park — how they might experience one work to another, how it might surprise them," said the artist, 38, who built a mountainous figure over a fountain, for instance, and framed wall fragments with planted hedgerows to create an outdoor room.
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On Monday, the Silicon Valley technology giant announced disease prevention maps — a set of maps available to health organisations and NGOs showing information like the movement of people and population density to help them understand people's activity, with the aim of learning how epidemics and outbreaks might appear and evolve, and how best to tackle them.
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"I believe we should gain some control but we can either try and trade our way out of this mess or we can try and protect ourselves by erecting barriers to trade and movement of people," Wolfson, a member of Britain's upper house of parliament and a prominent supporter of the ruling Conservative Party, told the BBC.
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If Britain wants to benefit fully from the single market, which eliminates all tariff and most non-tariff barriers as well as customs controls, it will have to abide by most European laws, including the free movement of people from other EU countries and a huge clutch of single-market regulations that are ultimately enforced by the European Court.
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He added that it was "perfectly possible" that other countries could leave the EU. Although Britain has yet to officially trigger the exit process, Juncker stressed again that Britain would not be able to "cherry-pick" the parts of EU life that suited it – such as access to the single market without accepting the free movement of people.
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His remarks come just two days after Prime Minister Theresa May announced that Britain would not remain a member of the common market once it leaves the EU. The EU's single market allows its members to trade goods and services freely, but it also involves free movement of people - something that Theresa May does not want.
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"After years of fighting heartless, anti-abortion Texas politicians who would seemingly stop at nothing to push abortion out of reach, I want everyone to understand: You don't mess with Texas, you don't mess with Whole Woman's Health, and you don't mess with this beautiful, powerful movement of people dedicated to reproductive health, rights, and justice," she said.
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"Our members serve new and emerging markets all over the world, and our focus is on ensuring an adequate framework is in place to help facilitate the movement of people and goods between our two nations," said a spokesman for A22019A, which represents most of the nation's major air carriers, with the exception of Delta Air Lines.
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So in the end, a settlement is not just the land that it's on, it's also what the location does to the movement of people, what it does to the ability of a road to connect people, one community to another, what it does to the sense of statehood that is chipped away with each new construction.
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But, like Norway, Britain would have to make a hefty contribution to the EU budget (Norway pays about 85% as much as Britain per head), observe all EU single-market regulations with no say in making them and, crucially, accept free movement of people from the EU. It is hard to imagine a post-Brexit government accepting this.
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The platform began taking action amid the largest measles outbreak the U.S. has seen since it eradicated the disease 28503 years ago, a health crisis caused in part by the rise of the so-called anti-vax movement of people who refuse to vaccine themselves or their children due to untrue conspiracy theories about the side effects of vaccines.
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Whatever you think of Sanders as a candidate, he said, "out of the chaos that was the Bernie campaign was born a structure and a movement of people" — volunteers who then became supervolunteers, who weren't on the campaign's payroll but were passionate and trusted and could be depended upon to turn out thousands of people for an event.
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By also committing to ending free movement of people, the supremacy of the European court and "vast" payments to the bloc, May could be accused of "cherry-picking" the best bits of the EU by Brussels officials, who are determined to send a strong signal to other countries not to follow Britain out of the door.
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During the campaign leading up to the referendum, an enormous amount of attention was devoted to the alleged threat posed by Turkey's theoretical entry into the EU. Though pro-Remain politicians denied that free movement of people between Turkey and the UK was a possibility, dark warnings were issued about the dangerous criminality of Turkish citizens.
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"Within Europe, and really the world at large, it ought to be everyone's business how each country deals with the crisis because we won't return to the free movement of people, goods and services across the EU until this health crisis is under control in all member countries," Erik Nielsen, chief economist at UniCredit, said in a note Sunday.
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The newspaper said Germany and France saw the renegotiation of Britain's EU ties as an opportunity to bundle concessions to London with their own wishes to reform welfare payments linked to the free movement of people within the 28-nation EU. Nahles wants to protect German local authorities from having to pay out unlimited amounts to EU migrants without means, the FAZ added.
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" Soros' comments come as Finland's Finance Minister, Alex Stubb, told CNBC that Germany's open policy on migrants was, "humane, that was probably the right thing to do at the time but the key issue here is that one of the fundamental freedoms of the European Union is under threat and that is the free movement of people and the whole Schengen agreement.
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Angela Merkel, a champion procrastinator who, like her French and Dutch counterparts, faces angry elections next year, may also feel that accommodating some British demands, such as allowing an emergency brake on the free movement of people during "surges" (perhaps applied across the EU), would be possible, though she may find it hard to sell the idea to other European leaders.
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It accepts free movement of people, makes contributions to EU programs and budgets and still is required to do customs checks on goods crossing into the EU. Moreover, preferential access to 53 markets outside Europe with which the EU has free trade agreements will come to an end with Brexit -- or need to be eventually renegotiated bilaterally in coming years.
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Europe's leaders face a clear-cut choice: For their integration agenda to succeed — preserving the free movement of people within the bloc, forging ahead with the euro and the single market, keeping doors open to outsiders — the E.U. must figure out how to overcome the narrow national interests and mistrust that tie it up in knots every time a collective response is needed.
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"While we all want to see a soft Brexit in the context of a frictionless trading arrangement and frictionless freedom of movement of people on the border between northern and southern Ireland, we don't hear much detail in terms of the how, in relation to how that's going to be achieved by the United Kingdom at this stage," Hogan said.
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The company said rental values in the London office market were unlikely to grow, unless there was more certainty on the free movement of people and Britain's terms of trade with the EU. Land Securities had entered the downturn with limited exposure to development projects that were proceeding without tenants, longer-than-industry average lease lengths on its properties and high occupancy.
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Free movement of people: It also allows for EU free movement laws to apply throughout the course of the transition period, something May expressly shot down last month, stating that EU citizens who entered the U.K. after Brexit Day in March 2019 shouldn't expect full rights "because they will be coming to a U.K. that they know will be outside the EU".
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This month, apparently in response to an annual migrant caravan heading north through Mexico toward the US border, Trump announced that he would deploy the National Guard for additional security at the frontier — against both the unauthorized movement of people and the illicit transport of illegal drugs into the US. "We're putting the National Guard and military at the border," Trump told reporters on Monday.
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Hammond said Britain could not accept uncontrolled free movement of people from the bloc given the political message from the June referendum, but he wanted a deal which gave British businesses as much access as possible to the EU. Banks in London recruit large numbers of workers from the bloc and have warned they may have to move elsewhere if they are unable to continue doing so.
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It is a hard one to answer because nobody knows what exact relationship a post-Brexit Britain would have with the EU. Eurosceptics insist that Britain would continue to trade freely into the EU's single market, which takes almost half of its exports, while escaping any obligations to stick to EU rules, to pay into the EU budget or to accept free movement of people.
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"He was part of a movement of people, I'll call it, who had grown up Catholic and still loved many things about the Catholic Church, but also really loved the concept of having a very personal relationship with Christ," said Patricia Bailey, who became close to Mr. Pence when she and her husband, Mark, worked with him at a law firm in Indianapolis in the mid-1980s.
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Theda Skocpol, a professor of government and sociology at Harvard and a co-author of "The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism," told Mother Jones: This was definitely a movement of people who are anxious about racial changes in the country, anxious about immigration, and were, in some cases, also Christian conservatives who felt very passionately about homosexuality and abortion and having laws against those.
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