The paper also advocates duty-free and non-discriminatory treatment of digital products, barring forced technology transfer, non-discriminatory cybersecurity requirements, facilitating internet services and allowing competitive telecom markets.
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Instead focus on some of the non-discriminatory practices I outlined.
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Employers are meant to be inclusive and non-discriminatory, but are they really?
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Canadian and security admissibility screening processes are universal in their application and non-discriminatory.
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Companies with key patents are expected to offer these on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms.
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But WTO rules do oblige state-run firms to trade on commercial and non-discriminatory terms.
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We operate a non-discriminatory policy and we place a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion.
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By law, common carriers are required to provide non-discriminatory "transport" services to the general public.
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And it allows employers to voluntarily check their current workforce if done in a non-discriminatory manner.
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Qualcomm agreed to two separate policies that said it would offer select patents on a non-discriminatory basis.
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Such a channel must be open to the "public on a first-come, first-served, non-discriminatory basis".
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And Mexico and the United States agreed that all grading standards for ag products will be non-discriminatory.
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Our hiring and pay decisions are non-discriminatory and made based on legitimate business factors including experience and merit.
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These include non-discriminatory treatment, strong subsidy rules, rules to prevent harm and a requirement that commercial considerations apply.
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SEP holders are required to commit to license those patents under FRAND (fair and reasonable and non-discriminatory) terms.
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Qualcomm's patent fee model is based on the widely used so-called "fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory" (FRAND) licensing model.
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Now we are seeing the unintended consequences of haphazard rules that claim to be non-discriminatory but are anything but.
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He urged the European Union to respect World Trade Organisation principles, especially non-discriminatory principles, in any measures it adopted.
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Dubai-based Emirates said the aim should be balanced and non-discriminatory regulation serving as a catalyst for increased European liberalisation.
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Dubai-based Emirates said the aim should be balanced and non-discriminatory regulation serving as a catalyst for increased European liberalization.
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Access will be granted on reasonable and non-discriminatory terms while a fast track system will allow companies to resolve disputes.
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The employer has to come back and say, 'No there's a legitimate non-discriminatory reason why I did what I did.
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Other companies defended the practice, skirting responsibility for wrongdoing by saying ads on Facebook were part of broader, non-discriminatory ad campaigns.
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The settlement amends Michigan law to ensure that the state enforces non-discriminatory provisions in its foster care and adoption agency contracts.
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Because these patents are essential to industry-wide standards, they're supposed to be licensed out on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory ("FRAND") terms.
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The real shortcoming is that Britain, rarely among advanced countries, lacks a simple, non-discriminatory way to check the identity of its population.
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The judge may then essentially rewrite those terms of the will to keep the intent of the estate but ensure it's non-discriminatory.
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The draft communique backed "upholding the rules-based, transparent, non-discriminatory, open and inclusive multilateral trading system with the WTO at its core".
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But the U.S. can and should ask that Chinese policies be applied in a non-discriminatory manner and without creating global market distortions.
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The FCC has always viewed this type of non-discriminatory service offering as beneficial to competition and consumers alike, at least until now.
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"It is equally critical for schools to foster an environment that is safe, welcoming, and non-discriminatory for other students," the ACLU wrote.
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The central bank also said raising forex settlement reserve requirements is a transparent, non-discriminatory, price-based prudential policy tool, not a capital control.
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Instead, Japan is working with other G20 nations to urge members to promote a "free, fair and non-discriminatory" trade policy, the paper said.
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When it comes to Lebanon's LGBTQ community, its increased organizing and activism towards a more inclusive, non-discriminatory health care system seldom makes headlines.
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China urges the Australian side to abandon Cold War thinking and ideological prejudices, and provide a fair, transparent, non-discriminatory environment for Chinese companies.
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They have proposed a code that sets out six principles for assessing whether licensing fees for essential patents are fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory.
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They're essential to industry-wide standards, and should therefore be licensed on what are known as "FRAND" terms (short for "fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory").
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" The group said it stood ready to cooperate in the effort to build "a modern, open, rules-based, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system.
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This is especially true in regards to standards-essential wireless patents, which are supposed to be licensed on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms.
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China urges the United States to provide a fair and non-discriminatory environment for Chinese firms, ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a daily news briefing.
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"One critical quality of our capital markets is that we provide non-discriminatory and fair access to all eligible companies," said Nasdaq spokesman Allan Schoenberg.
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Among the trickiest conditions is non-discriminatory access to Turkey for citizens of all EU member states, which includes Cyprus, which Ankara does not officially recognize.
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"We also recognize the important role of the WTO in promoting open, transparent, non-discriminatory and predictable regulatory environments in facilitating electronic commerce," the statement said.
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The investment policymaking guiding principles urged governments to avoid protectionism in relation to cross-border investment and establish "non-discriminatory, transparent and predictable" conditions for investment.
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The lawsuit came following a compliance review by the OFCCP that determined Palantir violated Executive Order 11246, which details equal employment opportunities and non-discriminatory practices.
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In the same way, the Court suggests that a policymaker may express discriminatory animus on some occasions and make decisions for non-discriminatory reasons on others.
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States should also use their authority under the Public Utility Regulatory Policy Act to establish just and reasonable, non-discriminatory rates for small renewable power generation.
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"The core principles of net neutrality, non-discriminatory treatment of all content, treating internet as an open platform, we've upheld them," TRAI Chairman RS Sharma said.
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Also included are technical provisions to reduce other trade-distorting policies, increase transparency and help ensure non-discriminatory treatment of ag products among the three nations.
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"We are confident that the proposal is transparent, fair and non-discriminatory," Adrian Farnham, chief executive of LME Clear, the exchange's clearing house, said in a statement.
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Court cases over discriminatory firing were repeatedly thrown out and it took until 21987 for the federal government to mandate non-discriminatory employment practices in public education.
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The FTC's main argument was Qualcomm knowingly used its baseband processor (modems) patents to crush the competition, thereby violating its "Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory" (FRAND) commitments.
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The office's review determined that Palantir has violated Executive Order 11246, which details equal employment opportunities and non-discriminatory practices, from January 2010 to the present day.
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The interesting thing is usually you get these dominant business models premised on some sort of infrastructure that is essentially non-discriminatory in the way it functions.
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Finally, even if the FCC's net neutrality rules were otherwise applicable to non-discriminatory free data offerings, Wheeler's "no cash cost" theory has serious First Amendment problems.
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There is almost nothing that protects you if you are reporting bullying, non-discriminatory harassment, violations of company policies, or a co-worker ripping the company off.
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Senator Anning's speech was condemned by the government and the opposition in parliament, with both sides reaffirming their bi-partisan support for a non-discriminatory migration policy.
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"Libor is non-discriminatory, so it's fall will have an impact on BDCs across the board," said Michael Ewald, chief executive officer at Bain Capital Specialty Finance.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told reporters on Friday that China hopes Europe can continue to provide a "fair, just, non-discriminatory environment" for Chinese companies.
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For that, Cuba needs to take a step back and accept new policies which are fair, non-discriminatory and welcoming to visitors, both American and Cuban alike.
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But to further Airbnb's goal of an open, non-discriminatory platform, the company has to both recognize this issue, choose to prioritize non-discrimination, and then program accordingly.
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The solution is simple: Only permit corporations to deduct health insurance expenditures for plans that are open to everyone in the community on the same non-discriminatory terms.
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Announcing it approved the bid, the antitrust agency said in a statement Mediapro must sell the rights to other entities "in a fair, transparent and non-discriminatory way".
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At a minimum, any such program requires extremely clear parameters and appropriate privacy and due process protections, must be non-discriminatory, and should be grounded in actionable intelligence.
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In addition, Bayer committed to grant "fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory access" to the merged entity's digital agriculture offerings in China to Chinese developers of farm management software.
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Rising protectionism and unilateral action, however, are calling into question the relevance of the international body's ability to champion the principles of free, equal and non-discriminatory trade.
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Insisting that domestic regulations be applied in a non-discriminatory fashion would be a huge benefit to U.S. exporters since they often face unfair treatment in foreign markets.
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Ironically, HRAs come with non-discriminatory rules that basically state that the benefits must apply to all full-time employees — except, of course, the business owner cannot participate.
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It also urges state and federal officials to enact "meaningful review policies", demonstrate more transparency about their book bans, and develop "clear and non-discriminatory policies governing such restrictions".
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Patent holders are supposed to license necessary patents at a reasonable price and on equal terms to everybody, or what's sometimes called fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing.
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But so far, Austria looks to be the only one of those countries where the police were given clear instructions to enforce this law in a non-discriminatory way.
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Despite the difference in statistics, the silver lining of celebrity suicides, and the media attention that they receive, is that they highlight the fact that suicide is non-discriminatory.
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The network will offer full access to all operators on a non-discriminatory basis while the country's telecoms watchdog Hellenic Telecommunications and Post Commission (EETT) will control the access prices.
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For starters, Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago may well be non-discriminatory, but the idea that he made it that way for civil rights reasons didn't entirely pass the Snopes.
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The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last year said that while Babb had shown some evidence of bias, the VA had offered legitimate, non-discriminatory reasons for its conduct.
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The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2018 said that while Babb had shown some evidence of bias, the VA had offered legitimate, non-discriminatory reasons for its conduct.
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FERC has a long history stretching back decades of supporting a fair, non-discriminatory electricity market as a means of fostering innovation and delivering the lowest cost energy for consumers.
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Mundt also called for network operators to open up their networks on a fair and non-discriminatory basis to third parties such as service providers and virtual mobile network operators (MVNOs).
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I mean, I think we have got to try to move us toward a non-discriminatory society which looks at people based on their abilities, based on what they stand for.
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"Video optimization is a non-discriminatory network management practice designed to ensure a high quality customer experience for all customers accessing the shared resources of our wireless network," a spokesperson said.
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Apple, in suing Qualcomm, thinks the company is nonetheless overcharging for use industry standard patents, which the law requires be licensed out on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (or "FRAND") terms.
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Additional benefits include day care facilities — commonly called creches in India — for working mothers, a non-discriminatory performance appraisal system that acknowledges the female employee's absence, and work from home policies .
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"The relationship between the UK and the EU for financial services should be based on an overarching international agreement based on equivalence and reciprocal non-discriminatory access", the industry body said.
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As a medical researcher in the late 80s, he was one of the first in the country to identify the growing HIV epidemic and write about it in non-discriminatory terms.
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In the act, our country made a permanent commitment to admitting refugees, based on the international non-discriminatory standard of fleeing persecution, and established an asylum procedure inside the United States.
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There are many shades of grey here and hence we need nuances separating illegal migrants from refugees and granting citizenship on a case-by-case basis in a non-discriminatory manner.
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In the US, there are already claims against Qualcomm for failing to license standard-essential patents on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory ("FRAND") terms, and this sounds like it could be related.
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"This proposal is entirely conditional upon the UK also granting reciprocal and non-discriminatory visa-free travel for all EU member states, in line with the principle of visa reciprocity," it added.
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The new law would also be required to meet a standard of fair and non-discriminatory use with their users, and platforms would be restricted from sharing user data with third parties.
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The communique, expected to be published at the end of the summit, backed "upholding the rules-based, transparent, non-discriminatory, open and inclusive multilateral trading system with the WTO at its core".
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"This situation is posing a significant threat on the aviation industry and we call on governments to take non-discriminatory steps that will benefit all airlines," Chief Executive Officer József Váradi said.
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A Nasdaq spokeswoman said the bourse provides non-discriminatory and fair access to all eligible companies, but declined to comment on the impact of the listing rule changes for small Chinese companies.
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China requires its companies to abide by international norms when investing abroad, but "at the same time we always demand that other countries give Chinese enterprises fair and non-discriminatory treatment", he added.
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It offered them an opportunity to explain also why ISPs are compelled in many ways to act as non-discriminatory transmitters of information, not arbiters of that information — in other words, common carriers.
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As a result, the report is "so broad, so inclusive and so non-discriminatory" that it undercuts the purpose of the bill, argues Daniel Fried, the State Department's former co-ordinator for sanctions.
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Under WTO rules, state enterprises are supposed to trade on the same non-discriminatory and commercial basis as private firms, and member countries have to notify their state enterprises to the WTO annually.
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China requires its companies to abide by international norms when investing abroad, but "at the same time we always demand that other countries give Chinese enterprises fair and non-discriminatory treatment," he added.
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The proposal does not propose a single mandated security system, but rather simply requires MVPDs to offer at least one content protection system that is openly licensed on reasonable and non-discriminatory terms.
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"There are many non-discriminatory uses of our ethnic affinity solution in these areas, but we have decided that we can best guard against discrimination by suspending these types of ads," Egan said.
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"My understanding is as recent as this week there have been more discussions with the club, that it's heading in the right direction for them to have a non-discriminatory membership," Coates said.
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BPD has conducted virtually no analysis of its own data to ensure that its enforcement activities are non-discriminatory, and the Department misclassifies or otherwise fails to investigate specific complaints of racial bias.
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While Pai's Republican predecessors, Michael Powell and Kevin Martin, didn't favor rules, they believed the FCC had a role to play in overseeing the broadband market, including ensuring non-discriminatory access to the Internet.
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"China is willing to continue to support strong companies to invest in New Zealand, and New Zealand should provide a fair, just, non-discriminatory operating environment for Chinese companies," it paraphrased Xi as saying.
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That has led to a growing movement of theorists concerned about algorithmic accountability, of ensuring that we both understand how an algorithm makes a decision, and that the decision-making is legally non-discriminatory.
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The new rules said that services provided to vendors on an e-commerce platform and by that entity's affiliates should be done so at arm's length and in a fair and non-discriminatory manner.
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The Biotech Labeling Solutions Act, which was passed out of the Senate Agriculture Committee in a bipartisan 14-6 vote, creates a non-discriminatory national labeling standard for food made with genetically engineered ingredients.
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"We are committed to an inclusive, non-discriminatory, and supportive environment at the host committee and we will work to ensure that all employees live up to these ideals," the board said in its letter.
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"Hawaii is special in that it has always been non-discriminatory in both its history and constitution," said Attorney General Douglas Chin, whose office has also asked for a temporary restraining order against the ban.
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"While formulating the regulations, the authority has largely been guided by the principles of net neutrality seeking to ensure that customers get unhindered and non-discriminatory access to the Internet," TRAI said in its statement.
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The financial leaders will endorse G-20 summit conclusions from last year that they would strive for a "free, fair, non-discriminatory, transparent, predictable and stable trade and investment environment", and keep their markets open.
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Australia is arguably the most successful multicultural nation in the world thanks in part to our non-discriminatory migration policies that have provided safe haven for so many people who have now called Australia home.
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"The G20 agreed on fundamental principles backing a free trade system, which is to ensure free, fair, non-discriminatory trade," as well as open markets and a level playing field for all nations, Abe said.
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Andrew Higgins, founder of NADA, believes that they have so far been able to avoid becoming a target of anti-LGBTQ groups by operating as a "non-discriminatory" organization rather than a "pro-LGBTQ" organization.
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OSAKA, June 29 (Reuters) - Group of 20 leaders clearly confirmed the need for a free, fair and non-discriminatory trade policy at a two-day summit that ended on Saturday, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
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When a standard includes a patented technology that is deemed essential for conforming to the standard (an SEP), the patent holder must license the patent under terms that are fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (aka "FRAND").
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The panel will also look at reducing airwave usage charges and the contribution levels for the government fund set up to ensure that telecoms services reach rural India in a non-discriminatory way, the source added.
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While he described this as "the right tradeoff" to combat discrimination, he also suggested that "there are and have always been very reasonable and legal non-discriminatory advertising practices" that use age- and gender-based targeting.
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"Incontrovertible evidence shows that Harvard's admissions policy has a disproportionately negative effect on Asian-Americans vis-à-vis similarly situated white applicants that cannot be explained on non-discriminatory grounds," the group said in its brief.
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"I will do everything in my power, and I hope that every member of Congress will fight not only anti-Semitism, but racism and anti-Muslim activity so that we create a non-discriminatory society," Sanders said.
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While non-discriminatory on its face, this ordinance was directed at a specific minority: Three-quarters of the city's laundries were owned by Chinese people, who dominated the business in the wake of the 1849 Gold Rush.
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The European Commission, which had waved through the state aid in 2011 and 2013 on condition the bank took measures to ensure its viability, said the sale was carried out through a competitive and non-discriminatory process.
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The fact sheet said the two sides had committed to policies that "should treat technology in a non-discriminatory manner (and not) unnecessarily limit or prevent commercial sales opportunities for foreign suppliers of ICT products or services".
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General Motors, Bank of America and Johnson & Johnson were awarded top marks across 22017 criteria, including gender balance in the workforce (senior management and the board), as well as pay equity, parental leave and non-discriminatory hiring practices.
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The draft law calls for all import pipelines to meet EU rules by not being directly owned by gas suppliers, applying non-discriminatory tariffs and transparent reporting and opening at least 10 percent of capacity to third parties.
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On Friday, the EU and Asian leaders - who represent 55 percent of global trade - will underline "their joint commitment to open, free and non-discriminatory trade" and "to fight all forms of protectionism", according to the draft communique.
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Why it matters: The risk of bias being built into AI systems is a major hurdle for all companies developing facial analysis algorithms to, for example, recognize different skin colors and other attributes in a non-discriminatory way.
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FIFA wants a visa-free environment, or at least non-discriminatory visa procedures, while the work permit exemptions apply to anyone involved with the World Cup and tax exemptions relate to the soccer governing body and its subsidiaries.
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In its complaint, the FTC said the patents that Qualcomm sought to license are standard essential patents, which means that the industry uses them widely and they are supposed to be licensed on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms.
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China has all along been asking Japan to provide an open, fair and non-discriminatory environment for Chinese companies operating in the country, and Beijing will continue to pay close attention to this issue, Lu told a daily news briefing.
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Group of 20 leaders have clearly confirmed the need for a free, fair and non-discriminatory trade policy, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Saturday, suggesting that members have agreed to the wording to be included in their communique.
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The European Commissions (EC) in May 2016 ordered the privatisation of the bank by February 2018 in an open, transparent, non-discriminatory tender process or, if the sale is unsuccessful and HSH's viability not confirmed, a wind-down of the bank.
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While companies with key patents are expected to offer these on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms, the lack of clear rules on calculating license fees and terms inevitably lead to disputes when companies fail to agree on the charges.
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On Wednesday, the ECJ specified that a reworked agreement should spell out more clearly the types of data that can be transferred and must ensure that automated analysis is non-discriminatory and relates exclusively to fighting terrorism and cross-border crime.
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The Commission last year proposed the changes to its gas directive to make all import pipelines subject to rules that require they not be owned directly by gas suppliers, apply non-discriminatory tariffs and make capacity available to third parties.
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" Silver said taking All-Star weekend to Charlotte could serve as an example of what it looks like to be non-discriminatory, "and my hope is that by setting that example we can unify people and that the state will follow.
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It calls for all import pipelines to meet EU energy market rules by not being directly owned by gas suppliers; applying non-discriminatory tariffs and transparent reporting; and allowing at least 10 percent of capacity to be made available to third parties.
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" The group, which issued the communique during the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington, said it stood ready to cooperate in the effort to build "a modern, open, rules-based, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system.
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Credit-scoring provided an apparently scientific as well as non-discriminatory system for determining who should borrow, and the need to comply with the ECOA transformed it from a luxury for lenders to another line-item in the cost of doing business.
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A tepid congratulatory message from German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, to the president-elect was peppered with explicit references to non-discriminatory values which she made clear she expects Trump to respect in order to foster a "close cooperation" between the two countries.
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It begs the question: With at least 42% of women facing some kind of sexual harassment at work, and 35.3% of all EEOC charges stemming from race-based discrimination, do big companies that are non-discriminatory toward women and nonwhite people even exist?
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If the principle that that discrimination is morally wrong — rather than merely venting anger at Trump — is what is really at stake here, the best course of action is to demonstrate non-discriminatory behavior and set an example of tolerance for others.
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"SIA strongly believes all technology products must only be used for purposes that are lawful, ethical and non-discriminatory, and we believe security technology should be a catalyst for good in the world," a spokesperson for the group said in a statement.
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"The policy will ensure that Australia's approach to foreign investment is non-discriminatory between nation-states, proportionate to the risks involved (and) supportive of continued foreign investment and Australia's reputation as a foreign investment destination," the speech notes said without giving further details.
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OSAKA (Reuters) - Group of 20 leaders have clearly confirmed the need for a free, fair and non-discriminatory trade policy, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Saturday, suggesting that members have agreed to the wording to be included in their communique.
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The girl's parents, Priya Shah and Jaspreet Brar, are suing the school both for discrimination and for false advertising since Heritage Oak Private Education markets the school as non-discriminatory and says that they "focus on the whole child," the Los Angeles Times reports.
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The EU's planned measures include setting up an expert group to look into licensing practices, intellectual property valuation and how to determine fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory royalties, and a project to evaluate which patents are essential to ensure that different devices can work together.
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An acronym for "Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory," FRAND is a malleable form of agreement in which a company that owns a proprietary IP included in a standard says that they'll always be willing to license their property to competitors for a reasonable price.
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The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said more than 12 barrel bombs hit the province of Daraa, in the first use of the rudimentary and non-discriminatory weapons there in over a year when a truce went into effect in the area.
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In response, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Friday that China urges the United States to respect market economy principles and stop putting unreasonable pressure on Chinese companies, and provide a fair, non-discriminatory investment environment for them in the United States.
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The testimony against Donald Trump's company to this effect is extensive and damning (though, in a consent agreement finally reached with the U.S. Department of Justice in 1975 to rent on a non-discriminatory basis, the Trump Organization did not admit to past discrimination).
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The complaint against Meizu asks the court to affirm that Qualcomm's terms for a patent license agreement complies with China's anti-monopoly law and the company's fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory licensing obligations under its 2015 remediation agreement with the NDRC, the company said.
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" On Monday, a compromise version from the German UN delegation offered this instead: "Recognizing the importance of providing timely assistance to survivors of sexual violence, urges United Nations entities and donors to provide non-discriminatory and comprehensive health services, in line with Resolution 2106.
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"In particular, the text introduces an obligation on clearing brokers to provide services on fair, reasonable, non-discriminatory and transparent commercial terms by ensuring in particular transparency on fees as well as unbiased and rational contractual arrangements," EU member states said in a statement.
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In response, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Friday that China urges the United States to respect market economy principles and stop putting "unreasonable pressure" on Chinese companies, and provide a fair, non-discriminatory investment environment for them in the United States.
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Non-discriminatory ways to reduce the gender gapBelow I'll go over some of the differences in distribution of traits between men and women that I outlined in the previous section and suggest ways to address them to increase women's representation in tech and without resorting to discrimination.
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As a two-day summit on the project in Beijing wound up, the 30 nations also agreed to promote a rules-based, non-discriminatory trading system with the World Trade Organization at its core and to oppose protectionism, according to a joint communique signed by their leaders.
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Non-discriminatory ways to reduce the gender gap Below I'll go over some of the differences in distribution of traits between men and women that I outlined in the previous section and suggest ways to address them to increase women's representation in tech without resorting to discrimination.
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"As a result of its use of these written examinations, Baltimore County has hired fewer African American applicants as BCPD entry-level police officers and police cadets since January 1, 2013 than it would have had it used a non-discriminatory screening device," the lawsuit contends.
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Here's the relevant part of the note: E-commerce entities providing marketplace will not directly or indirectly influence the sale price of goods or services and shall maintain level playing field… Cash back provided by group companies of marketplace entity to buyers shall be fair and non-discriminatory.
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Regardless of these many hospitals in the city that test for HIV, LoveYourself prides itself in offering a judgment-free zone—and the small organization's high HIV detection rate shows that a non-discriminatory approach with in-your-face campaigns targeted to young, sexually active males is more effective.
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"We want to reassure EU citizens living in the UK and UK citizens living abroad in the EU that their rights will remain respected and enforceable in a non-discriminatory way so this will be a very prominent part in the negotiations once they formally start," said Mina Andreeva.
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After groaning at Hillary Clinton's description of "vibrant black communities," Trump continued to insult minorities by citing his "successful" Mar-a-Lago Club in the "tough community" of Palm Beach, which he described as "probably the wealthiest community in the world" (huh?), as evidence that he is non-discriminatory.
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" Samsung claimed that, because it is both a manufacturer of chipsets and a manufacturer of mobile handsets that license patents from Qualcomm, it has routinely experienced Qualcomm's refusal "to license its SEPs on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory ('FRAND') terms so that Samsung can make and can sell licensed chipsets.
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"When we look at the rapidly changing IT security landscape, the proliferation of mass-marketed malware and the non-discriminatory approach of cybercriminals, we believe that real-time threat monitoring and management shouldn't be a luxury, but an affordable option for everyone," said SolarWinds CEO Kevin Thompson in today's announcement.
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"If countries want to engage in reconstruction ... it should be done in a non-discriminatory manner, based on need, that they reach the most vulnerable, it shouldn't benefit the government that is responsible for war crimes," said Diana Semaan, a Beirut-based Amnesty International researcher who documents Syrian rights violations.
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To increase incentives for smaller counterparties to clear their swaps on a voluntary basis, the commission requires clearinghouses to provide fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory commercial terms and to clarify that assets and positions recorded in clients accounts would not be used as part of the CCP or clearing member's insolvency estate.
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Transaction specialists Kenny Chiu and Rita Chen of ENS Africa have stated that the continent needs to continue to create favorable investment conditions through rule-of-law; there remains "…an opportunity to actively share in the dividends of globalization by establishing legal frameworks that provide equal, reasonable and non-discriminatory law enforcement".
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The European Commission issued updated guidance on investor rights on Thursday which restated that EU law permits golden shares provided member states use the powers in a non-discriminatory manner and that they are justified on the grounds of public security, public health, social rights, consumer protection or the preservation of the environment.
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In its complaint, the Justice Department asks the court to order the county to stop using such written examinations to screen applicants in the future, provide relief to any applicants who suffered loss because of the discrimination and adopt other "non-discriminatory measures to correct the present effects" of its policies and practices.
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Alternative "behavioural" remedies were proposed during the CMA's inquiry such as requiring Trayport to grant all customers access to its products and services on "fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms" or opening up access to its software, but the watchdog said it generally preferred "structural" remedies to the threat of a substantial lessening of competition, such as divestitures.
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Verizon's argument is that since it is throttling all video traffic on the same basis, it's non-discriminatory and subject to the "reasonable network management" exemption to the rule—though under the tenure of Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai, who is trying his best to revoke key net neutrality regulations, it's not likely any violations would be aggressively investigated anyhow.
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"Today we say to Donald Trump: We are not going back to more bigotry, discrimination and division," Sanders said at an NAACP rally in Columbia, S.C. "We are going forward toward a non-discriminatory society where, as Dr. King reminded us, we judge people not by the 'color of their skin, but by the content of their character,' " he added.
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" Veprek appears to have struck out an entire section that links fighting racism with building a diverse democracy, crossing out the language, "acknowledging the linkage and complementarity of the combat against racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia with the long-term construction of a democratic, non-discriminatory and multicultural society, based on the recognition, respect and promotion of cultural, ethnic and religious diversity.
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" Villazor said that the issues that the Ninth Circuit would need to address in the Department of Justice suit include "determining whether to apply traditional equal protection law and the underlying reason for establishing the Chamorro Land Trust—was it done to discriminate on the basis of race, or some other reason such as to promote a political, non-discriminatory reason?
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In their statement to Broadcasting & Cable, a spokesperson wrote the following:Current net neutrality rules clearly state that providers may employ reasonable network management practices to ensure that their networks and services run efficiently and work well for their customers... Video optimization is a non-discriminatory network management practice designed to ensure a high quality customer experience for all customers accessing the shared resources of our wireless network.
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In France, Google holds a dominant position in the online search market, with its search engine responsible for more than 90% of searches carried out, and holds more than 80% of the online ad market linked to searches, per the watchdog, which notes that that dominance puts requirements on it to define operating rules of its ad platform in an objective, transparent and non-discriminatory manner.
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Since March, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE has been holding meetings to consider rolling back critical guidance that outlines schools' obligations under federal law to administer school discipline in a racially non-discriminatory manner.
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If, in return for the removal of the Trump tariffs, China agreed in a deal with the U.S. to favor an American product with a guaranteed purchase amount or with a guaranteed percentage of the Chinese market in that product, or if China agreed to give that same U.S. product special treatment on Chinese technology transfer requirements, these would be clear violations of China's basic WTO obligation to give like imported products of all 162 other WTO members non-discriminatory "most-favored-nation" treatment.
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For longer form discussions see g/pc-harmful-discuss Reply to public response and misrepresentation 1 TL;DR 2 Background 2 Google's biases 1003 Possible non-bias causes of the gender gap in tech 3 Personality differences 4 Men's higher drive for status 5 Non-discriminatory ways to reduce the gender gap 5 The harm of Google's biases 6 Why we're blind 7 Suggestions 8 Reply to public response and misrepresentation I value diversity and inclusion, am not denying that sexism exists, and don't endorse using stereotypes.
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According to a summary of the decision issued by the ECHR: Under the case law of the court, freedom of religion did not require the contracting states to create a particular legal framework in order to grant religious communities a special statute entailing specific privileges...[and] a state which had created such a status had to ensure that the criteria...were applied in a non-discriminatory manner....It could not be assumed that a testator of the Muslim faith, having drawn up a will in accordance with the civil code, had automatically waived his right, or that of his beneficiaries, not be discriminated against on the basis of his religion.
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