In practice, it penalizes states with generous public benefits, penalizes employers for hiring in states with generous public benefits or hiring people who use public benefits, and penalizes workers for having kids and being married.
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This unfairly penalizes consumers for participating in the digital economy.
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The points system heavily favors younger workers and penalizes older ones.
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The Hyde Amendment penalizes poor women by denying them vital health care.
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Medicare, the government insurance program for older Americans, penalizes hospitals when patients fall.
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Finally, the bill penalizes people for being uninsured for more than 63 days.
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In theory, the new policy penalizes albums that perform better on free platforms.
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No other country penalizes the less educated nearly as much as we do.
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They can come up with one that unfairly penalizes certain industries over others.
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Medicare Part D, which covers prescription drugs, also penalizes those who sign up late.
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Conversely, if it penalizes U.S. agricultural products and other exports, it sells less here.
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I love that it's difficult and it really rewards good and penalizes bad shots.
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A new immigration rule from the Trump administration basically penalizes kids for being kids.
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Uber penalizes drivers who accept trips from riders and then cancel them shortly thereafter.
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Defunding it penalizes these patients, who might not otherwise be able to afford health care.
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Today's tax system foolishly penalizes companies that bring foreign profits back to the United States.
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"That penalizes them," said Paola Profeta, a public policy expert at Bocconi University in Milan.
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Harris and Paul claim the current system arbitrarily penalizes poor arrestees who can't afford bail.
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This unfairly benefits established firms and penalizes new entrants, contributing to a two-tiered society.
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It rewards users for adding correct entries to the blockchain and penalizes them for erroneous ones.
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But hospitals say the methodology unfairly penalizes educational institutions or those that serve low-income populations.
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But hospitals say the methodology unfairly penalizes educational institutions or those which serve low-income populations.
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The law penalizes large employers, about $2,000 per worker, when they do not offer health insurance.
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I would say the GDPR is actually huge tech company-friendly legislation that penalizes smaller players.
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So we decided to embrace the standard that penalizes any slash on or about the hands.
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The bill penalizes doctors for performing the procedure when a heartbeat can be detected from a fetus.
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"If you hit some poor shots like I've hit, it really penalizes you pretty severely," he said.
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Mr. Dhani was charged under the Electronic Information and Transactions Law of 2008, which penalizes defamation online.
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It penalizes people when they decide to purchase coverage — but not during the time they're actually uninsured.
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The Eighth Amendment to our constitution merely penalizes the poor rather than protecting life in any meaningful sense.
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Twitter argued that Taylor's complaint violated California's anti-SLAPP law, which penalizes malicious lawsuits meant to suppress speech.
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Whereas, Education Week's ranking rewards New York for its lavish spending, our efficiency ranking sensibly penalizes such excess.
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The two senators argue that requiring people to pay bail to get out of jail penalizes the poor.
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But the league has endured plenty of outrage for how it penalizes marijuana violations versus, say, domestic violence.
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Unclaiming a file after the grace period penalizes contractors, which could result in getting booted from the site.
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The two Turkish officials were sanctioned under the Global Magnitsky Act, which penalizes authorities for human rights abuses.
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The Federal Communications Commission offers tips to avoid being duped and penalizes spoofing operations with multimillion dollar fines.
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The bill repeals the medical device tax that unfairly penalizes American manufacturers, and zeros out the employer mandate penalties.
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Ross favors one that gives breaks to exporters and penalizes importers, but admits he is "skeptical" of a BAT.
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Rick Scott last year to eliminate a state law that penalizes local officials if they enact municipal gun regulations.
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" The initial fact sheet said that the RIN program "penalizes refineries if they do not meet certain blending requirements.
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That perception can have a significant effect in how an agency penalizes an organization where wrongdoing has been found.
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But, he said, leaving rates low for too long can create distortions in investment and hiring and penalizes savers.
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Increasing costs based on weight penalizes those who can afford it least, and may deprive them of health insurance.
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The Trump administration says that the system penalizes U.S. manufacturers and lets China flood the market with cheap goods.
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But such a move also penalizes doctors, and could spark backlash from heavy hitters like the American Medical Association.
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It penalizes banks that lend money to industries or in types of loans that the government does not like.
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This system is bad for domestic job creation, penalizes the entire U.S. economy, and needs to be fixed urgently.
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This is bad for all Americans, as it holds back innovation and penalizes competitors who don't have political influence.
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There are reasonable objections to the ban, of course, like how it penalizes people with disabilities who rely on straws.
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Much of the rest of the world taxes imports and not exports, meaning the current tax architecture penalizes U.S. companies.
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But in contrast to the honor that families bestow on mothers, there is one place that penalizes motherhood: the workplace.
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"A criminal law that penalizes a person who encourages another person to commit suicide cannot survive strict scrutiny," they wrote.
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The plan also penalizes parents for each child by putting retirement further out of reach each time they take leave.
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But critics of the tampon tax now argue that it financially penalizes women, as they can't just refuse to menstruate.
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And the individual mandate is replaced with a quasi-mandate that financially penalizes people who don't maintain continuous insurance coverage.
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We live in a hypersexual and hyperpuritanical society that penalizes people (especially women) when they're both unsexy and too sexy.
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The House bill provides flat premium subsidies based on age, not income — a formula that penalizes older and poorer people.
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We need to replace this system with one that rewards people when they succeed but penalizes them when they fail.
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Platkin revealed that the Environmental Protection Agency rarely penalizes airlines that violate the law for providing passengers unsafe drinking water.
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Trump announced a package of up to $60 billion in tariffs on Thursday that penalizes China for intellectual property theft.
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Further, we find that the public penalizes presidents for circumventing the constitutional order to take matters into their own hands.
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The mandate, which penalizes people who don't have insurance, has long been thought central to making the individual insurance markets work.
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Donald Trump owes nothing to the mode of thought that created an international trading system which penalizes U.S. companies and employees.
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The suit also notes that this approach penalizes voters who want to exercise their right to sit out unappealing election choices.
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The requests target the ways the CFPB crafts regulations, begins investigations, issues subpoenas and penalizes firms it believes have violated laws.
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A tax policy that penalizes companies that import products from abroad and benefits ones that keep production in the United States.
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One of the reasons is the incentive to put higher list-price products on formulary, and that penalizes patients the most.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum Thursday that penalizes China for trade practices such as stealing American companies' intellectual property.
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That effectively penalizes some of those residents, who did choose to live in those states, with a higher total tax bill.
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The new law penalizes facilities that do not provide this information to parents trying to get help or their mentally ill children.
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That change reflects a new performance-based ethic that penalizes navigator programs failing to meet their sign-up targets, administration officials said.
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Goldman recommended shareholders vote against last year's proposal, saying it disagreed with the premise, which penalizes senior employees for choosing government service.
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The federal government penalizes hospitals when patients fall, get preventable infections or return to the hospital within 30 days of their discharge.
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Some economists say the lack of available workers is exacerbated by the current tax system, which penalizes secondary earners in a household.
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If your site isn't easy to use on mobile, Google penalizes it by ranking it lower on its mobile search results pages.
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In its court challenge, Airbnb said the statute penalizes the company over content posted by users, which is prohibited by federal law.
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A common complaint is that the STAAR unfairly penalizes test-takers who have limited English skills or come from a disadvantaged background.
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The Republican effort to overhaul the nation's tax system unfairly penalizes high-tax states and could negatively impact the nation's economy, Gov.
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Medicare now penalizes hospitals with excessively high readmission rates, by docking reimbursement rates for Medicare services by as much as 3 percent.
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Tax treatment: Competitive forces have been neutralized by a tax code that rewards employer-based coverage and penalizes insurance purchased by individuals.
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A system in which private male-female interaction is treated as an automatic "red flag" is one that penalizes women for existing.
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We need to keep changing the attitude that congratulates men for changing a diaper, stigmatizes full-time dads, and penalizes working mothers.
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The rule, which critics have called a "wealth test" for immigrants, penalizes legal immigrants for using public assistance programs such as Medicaid.
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It also penalizes companies that fail to adequately safeguard private consumer information, or fail to make users quickly aware of breaches and hacks.
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Paid leave should be accessible to all families, and it should not require a tradeoff that penalizes workers — especially working women of color.
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The study found that Uber drivers disproportionately canceled on riders with black-sounding names, even though the company penalizes drivers who cancel frequently.
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The bill also penalizes teachers of Marxist-Leninist ideology and women who have abortions in the absence of a medical emergency or rape.
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The law also forces companies to assist Russian law enforcement in decrypting customers' encrypted communications, and penalizes those who refuse to do so.
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That rare action involves a section of the Internal Revenue Code that penalizes foundations engaging in willful, repeated or flagrant violations of tax law.
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Democrats have countered that the estate tax actually penalizes the ultra-rich — another traditional Republican constituency — far more than farmers or small business owners.
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What company is going to want to start — or move to or grow in — a city that penalizes them for hiring full-time employees?
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But it is disingenuous for Trump to claim he doesn't know the criminal justice system mistreats and over-penalizes black people for drug crimes.
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The state's attorney general quickly sued, since Alabama state law penalizes cities with at least $25,153 in fines if they remove or sully monuments.
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The state's attorney general quickly sued, since Alabama state law penalizes cities with at least $25,000 in fines if they remove or sully monuments.
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It penalizes women by closing off access to a professional relationship that can help one's career and creates an impression of women as temptresses.
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Adopted months before the 2014 Sochi Olympics, the law penalizes L.G.B.T. advocacy and creates a dangerous climate of stigma and violence for L.G.B.T. people.
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The way the tax system works is the NBA penalizes a team when its payroll rises above $132 million for the 2019-20 season.
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Targeting clients and pimps, the law penalizes the buying of sex, the advertising of sexual services, and the profiting off of someone else's sexual interactions.
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Nations around the world are cracking down on online terrorist content, introducing legislation that penalizes sites and ISPs if they fail to remove suspect content.
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Mexico says that's how much it has lost because the US penalizes Mexican tuna, which America says is fished using a method that kills dolphins.
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"We have a tax system that penalizes job creation, economic growth, saving," Ryan said at a roundtable at a New Albany, Ohio, contract packaging business.
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A system that sends inspectors around to the meatpacking factories, that penalizes sellers, distributors and farmers if a lot of people end up getting sick.
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Mentor is designed to encourage safe driving and penalizes Amazon drivers&apos scores for hard braking, swerving around corners, rapid acceleration, speeding, and phone distraction.
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Denying someone the right to vote in perpetuity is an unfair form of permanent probation that penalizes individuals without any meaningful commensurate benefit for society.
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But that goes only so far, with recent episodes putting the tech industry under the microscope for how it penalizes people for expressing dissenting opinions.
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But Democrats argue that the SALT cap penalizes states with progressive tax policies because it effectively makes state and local taxes more expensive for residents.
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In a letter to House and Senate leadership, they argued that the current tax system penalizes American factory workers and restrains business investment and economic growth.
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The law, introduced as part of tougher legislation to fight sexual violence, penalizes sexist or sexual words or behavior that are hostile, degrade, humiliate or intimidate.
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He called the landmark climate change accord a "bad deal" that unfairly penalizes the United States, while giving a free pass to other major polluting countries.
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Article 1 of El Salvador's constitution bans all abortion in the country — and also viciously penalizes women whose pregnancies do not result in a live birth.
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But some economists think this is an inefficient kind of double taxation, which penalizes savings and reduced investment in the economy, to the detriment of everybody.
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Government and private certification programs often give an incentive to develop software that meets minimum requirements and penalizes those who spend more to make it safer.
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This mandate, which penalizes employers that don't provide their employees with health insurance, along with the individual mandate, was among the most vilified provisions of Obamacare.
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This "continuous coverage" provision will likely be unpopular for the same reason that the individual mandate is unpopular: It penalizes people for not carrying health insurance.
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Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, said in pushing legislation that pays tax credits to consumers who buy American-made vehicles and penalizes automakers that ship jobs overseas.
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AT&T, for example, now routinely exempts its own streaming content from its usage caps, yet still penalizes users should they use a competitor like Netflix.
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He believes their underperformance has been hurt primarily by the weak dollar, which benefits firms with high foreign sales and penalizes those with lower foreign sales.
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In 2011, the Israeli Knesset passed a law that penalizes any individual or group that calls for a boycott of Israel proper or of its settlements.
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Instead of the "individual mandate" that financially penalizes people who don't get insurance, Senator Collins's plan would auto-enroll uninsured people but let them opt out.
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Scott Pruitt, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, has called the treaty a "bad deal" that unfairly penalizes the United States and its business and manufacturing sectors.
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While the game does not outright encourage any specific kind of behavior, it does come with a morality system that penalizes the player for breaking the law.
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Those who do work are denied a fair return for their labor by a tax system which penalizes successful achievement and keeps us from maintaining full productivity.
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Ms. Davis's E.E.O.C. complaint argues that the Saints' anti-fraternization policy is unfair to women because it penalizes them for contact for which players are not penalized.
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" He added that "Saudi Arabia penalizes blasphemy with lengthy prison sentences and lashings, often after detention without trial, or so-called protective custody, according to legal experts.
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However, another shareholder from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, complained that the company's system for reporting safety issues "penalizes and punishes and disciplines" employees who report incidents or injuries.
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The lawmakers urged Trump to impose congressional sanctions as part of the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which penalizes U.S. partners that buy Russian military equipment.
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The lawmakers urged Trump to impose Congressional sanctions as part of the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which penalizes U.S. partners that buy Russian military equipment.
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It penalizes a person's right to choose to marry whom they want, live with whom they want, and it disproportionately impacts junior enlisted service members and women.
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In effect, the Restitution Rule potentially penalizes athletes who believe they have been wrongly suspended for going to court, and potentially punishes schools for following court orders.
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Read more: Students will reportedly face 'severe consequences' for a racist promposal signOne resident in the room said the policy unfairly penalizes children for their parents' responsibilities.
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The new plan also calls for repealing two taxes — one on medical device manufacturers, and another that penalizes small businesses that do not offer their employees insurance.
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Critics say that focusing solely on tuition penalizes the poorest students, who often need help with living expenses, books and fees that are not covered by Excelsior.
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" In a far separate domain, the National Hockey League penalizes both acts of aggression, such as head-butting, and also "inciting an opponent into incurring a penalty.
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New sanctions against Iran also are part of legislation passed by Congress last week that penalizes Russia and North Korea, which Mr. Trump is expected to sign.
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Europe-based luxury firms are grappling with a stronger euro, which penalizes revenues converted back into the currency and can put off foreign shoppers in the region.
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They also fall in the same camp as another sanctions bill that the House passed on Wednesday, which penalizes Iran for supporting the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
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However, critics say that the agency's actions are an "attempt to delegitimize science" and unfairly penalizes academic and non-profit scientists who rely on grants from the government.
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Its platform should be developed in a way that relies only minimally on imagery, penalizes click-bait, and allows for the flagging and quick removal of hateful material.
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Worse, they say the algorithm penalizes videos featuring LGBTQ-related vocabulary at a disproportionate rate: A full third of titles tested specifically for queer content triggered the bot.
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Victoria DiPaolo used her yearbook photo to share some choice words about her high school's dress code, which she said penalizes female students more often than male students.
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Those include DeVos' planned review of an Obama-era "gainful employment" rule, which penalizes for-profit colleges whose graduates' earnings eat into more than 8% of their income.
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Also fueling tensions between the two countries is a sanctions package signed into law earlier this month that penalizes Russia for its efforts to meddle in the election.
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It protects workers who are trying to organize a union — a right they have by law — and penalizes employers for interfering in their right to form a union.
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So for Tesla to sustain itself and disconnect from endless capital raises, it needs to execute reliably, at least until an inevitable sales downturn penalizes the entire industry.
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First and foremost, the GOP tax law passed in late December repeals the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, which penalizes individuals who opt out of buying health insurance.
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California's bill would remove a tax that, as Ms. Garcia and Ms. Chang point out, unfairly penalizes women, who already make only 79 cents for every dollar men earn.
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Device makers don't have to useAndroid as Google sets it up, but European regulators are looking into complaints that the company penalizes those that deviate from Google's favored design.
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Bazelon also dismisses the only model that offers services to prostituted people, and penalizes sex buyers only with a fine and learning the realities of the global sex trade.
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In a broken system that penalizes and criminalizes our most vulnerable citizens, it is always difficult to distinguish between victimhood and self-determination, between forced choices and bad choices.
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French prostitutes say they have experienced a surge in violence since the passage of the law, which penalizes those who pay for sex rather than those who provide it.
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The dual credit scheme for EVs, slated to be implemented in April, is a credit-based policy that rewards or penalizes carmakers based on fuel consumption and driving range.
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None of those migrants were charged with terrorism, a rarely used clause in the criminal code that penalizes forcing action from state actors, such as police, in any way.
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The bill also penalizes people who criticize the president's honor; teachers of Marxist-Leninist ideology; and women who have abortions in the absence of a medical emergency or rape.
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In addition, the complaints seek "meaningful" parental leave, and "relief from the current strict attendance policy that penalizes flight attendants who miss work due to pregnancy," according to the ACLU.
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A conservative Supreme Court, however, most assuredly would endorse criminal decisions like Citizens' United that in effect help perpetuate a rigged system which enriches fat cats and penalizes the people.
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There, in a town that heavily penalizes magic users, he is told that just one person, a sorceress with little respect for local laws, might be able to help him.
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The act, if passed by the House and signed by the president, makes void any provision of contract that prohibits or penalizes consumers for reviewing a vendor's services or products.
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Boston University has joined a growing number of colleges and universities pledging that students won't have their admissions jeopardized if their high school penalizes them for participating in peaceful protests.
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In a half-step toward enfranchising the freed people, the 14th Amendment penalizes states that withhold the vote from "male" citizens — the first use of that adjective in the Constitution.
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Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and Mitt Romney (R-Utah) have raised concerns that the original language of the provision penalizes lower-income Americans who do not have a taxable income.
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On Thursday, responding to longstanding concerns that the system penalizes black and Hispanic students, Mr. de Blasio announced new rules that will limit arrests in schools for low-level offenses.
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"Ours is a system that rewards doing more and penalizes letting nature take its course," said Nan Strauss, the director of policy and advocacy at the nonprofit Every Mother Counts.
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And it penalizes projects involving Russian sovereign debt and state-owned energy companies — a move that some Republicans, including in the Trump administration, fear could wreak havoc across global markets.
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Amazon typically penalizes sellers that fail to use its warehouses efficiently, and requires an extra fee for long-term storage or a removal of certain products that clog up space.
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Critics have said that making it a tuition-only award penalizes the poorest students, who often need help with living expenses, books and fees that are not covered by Excelsior.
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And, near the end of the year, they worked together to address the so-called Cadillac tax that penalizes employers who provide more comprehensive health care coverage to their employees.
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The National Committee for Quality Assurance, which sets quality standards for health plans, has a new measure that effectively penalizes providers who prescribe patients opioids over a certain dosage amount.
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It unfairly penalizes people a second time, after they have already been punished by the courts, and it discourages many people who would be eligible for aid from applying at all.
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In fact, another new California law penalizes companies that refuse to pay arbitration fees by, among other things, voiding mandatory arbitration provisions and stripping businesses of the right to compel arbitration.
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BGC Partners said in a note to clients the central bank move will not lead to "reckless lending" even though it penalizes banks which do not meet the loan growth target.
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Target is "deeply troubled" by the Trump administration's escalating trade war, saying it threatens to undermine the U.S. economy, penalizes American families and raises prices on everything from backpacks to playpens.
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Randazza's letter warns if the Church continues to press the copyright claim, MormonLeaks will file a claim against the Church under a statute of the DMCA, which penalizes wrongful takedown notices.
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She says she's also worried about how the list penalizes people who didn't commit any offense, like a child who is barred from attending certain schools because of their parent's actions.
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A long-term contract with a multinational consortium to operate the Capital Beltway's high-occupancy express toll lanes penalizes the state for increased carpooling, even though carpooling helps reach environmental goals.
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You don't have to buy class packs or commit to a membership that penalizes you for deciding in February that you're actually not going to be "really into" fitness in 2020.
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Community rating literally penalizes quality coverage for the sick, to the point where Harvard economists found patients with multiple sclerosis and other high-cost conditions "cannot be adequately insured" under ObamaCare.
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This bill increases enforcement, steps up requirements for federal and state agencies to update records, gives states financial incentives to report to NICS, and penalizes agencies that don't upload their records.
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Planned Parenthood contends that the amendment penalizes marginalized groups like low-income women and people of color — who are more likely to rely on Medicaid — and restricts their access to abortion.
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As a result, baseball has no limits on salaries, though its luxury tax, which penalizes a team after its payroll rises above $206 million, can function as a de facto cap.
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The league invests millions in concussion research and stresses the importance of player safety, but it penalizes things like touchdown dances, custom-designed cleats and taunting more than hits to the head.
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According to Lean In, shortchanging women's paychecks unfairly penalizes women and their families, reducing how much they can spend on groceries to how much they can put away for their children's education.
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The House blueprint cuts rates to a more modest 20 percent, financed in part through the controversial "border adjustment," which allows companies to deduct the cost of domestic production but penalizes imports.
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FIRST OF ALL, MEASURING SUCCESS BASED ON THE STATUS QUO – THE STATUS QUO IS WE'RE THE ONLY COUNTRY LEFT WITH THE WORLDWIDE TAX SYSTEM WHICH PENALIZES COMPANIES FROM BRINGING THEIR MONEY BACK.
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"These rules provide some of the only windows into the funding of dark money groups, but the F.E.C. almost never penalizes groups that break them," said Noah Bookbinder, the group's executive director.
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Deerfield, Illinois Officials in Deerfield, Illinois, passed an ordinance that not only bans assault weapons but penalizes residents who didn't forfeit or secure weapons that fall under the ban by June 1503.
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Without ethical judgment, which oftentimes penalizes current art and literary criticism, Lavery painstakingly details how the sometimes idealized and misinformed view of Japan indeed shaped Victorian sensibilities, in both form and content.
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An agency issues regulations that have the binding force of law; it enforces those regulations; and it prosecutes and penalizes those who run afoul of them – a dubious separation-of-powers trifecta.
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"This actually penalizes premises that support women who make police reports, because if too many crimes are reported in a venue it can trigger a review of that venue's license," says Benyon.
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Under Trump, Americans with disabilities already confront the twin specters of an education secretary disinterested in anti-discrimination law and a health care proposal that financially penalizes people for being poor and sick.
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In addition, top senators last week urged Trump to impose congressional sanctions on Turkey as part of the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which penalizes U.S. partners that buy Russian military equipment.
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And our country's tax system is lopsided and penalizes the little guy just trying to get ahead, while granting large corporations a multitude of loopholes to avoid or greatly reduce their tax liability.
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The current "worldwide system" in the U.S., which requires companies to pay U.S. taxes on earnings wherever they are generated, penalizes American companies that want to bring foreign income back home, Ryan said.
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"Consumed by a culture of overwork that penalizes them for taking time off for family-care responsibilities, men, too, face dire consequences from our failure to value care," the U.N. Women statement noted.
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The Hospital Value-Based Purchasing Program was introduced in 2011 and rewards or penalizes hospitals based on mortality; infection rates; patient experience and safety; cost; and other measures of quality — 20 in all.
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Mandating expanded coverage infringes on states' rights, puts a drain on their already tight budgets, pinches the private insurance market and unduly penalizes taxpayers who don't receive government-subsidized health care, opponents say.
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One of those parts penalizes hospitals if Medicare patients who were treated for certain conditions, including heart attacks and pneumonia, end up being re-admitted to a hospital within 30 days of being released.
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Unsurprisingly, they became immediate targets of Islamophobic attacks and criticisms of being anti-Semitic for not supporting a bill which effectively penalizes businesses and individual contractors engaged in the Boycott, Divest and Sanctions movement.
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The main regulator of buses that run across state lines is the federal Department of Transportation, but aside from compiling performance data on companies, the agency rarely penalizes bus lines for repeated safety violations.
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But it also could feed into the criticism that the Trump team is unusually selective in whom it penalizes — sticking primarily to people in countries it considers U.S. adversaries or of limited geostrategic importance.
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This system would give younger and healthier adults a better incentive to remain insured than Obamacare's individual mandate, which penalizes those who lack coverage, said Doug Holtz-Eakin, president of the conservative American Action Forum.
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The app actually penalizes you a monetary amount if you fail to meet the fitness goals you've set for yourself, in terms of metrics like steps per week, miles walked, or calories burned, for example.
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The Left's Goody Bag: You get a tax system that penalizes consumption with an overlay of carbon taxes in a mixture you help craft because Constitutional amendments require supermajorities in both Congress and state legislatures.
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Tennessee may soon become the next state to let faith-based adoption agencies refuse to place children with same-sex couples, a move that critics say penalizes children by keeping them out of loving homes.
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He said Ohio's process targets lower income voters and those of color and penalizes "voters who may already face obstacles in exercising the right to vote," and that "it disproportionately harms the most vulnerable voters."
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The lawsuit, which is seeking more than $225,000 in damages, alleges that Anglin wrongfully and knowingly invaded Gersh's privacy, intentionally inflicted emotional distress, and violated Montana's Anti-Intimidation Act, which penalizes harassment by extremist groups.
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It also penalizes people like Vladimir Bogdanov, the director general of Surgutneftegas, a large privately owned oil company that has long been rumored, without solid evidence, to have given an ownership stake to Mr. Putin.
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The 25-percent tax bracket is the only bracket where the income threshold for married couples isn't double that for single filers, which penalizes many married couples, pushing them into the 35-percent tax bracket.
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But as long as we have a labor market which penalizes you if you are not a full-time employee, I think it's unlikely that the gig economy will be the predominant way of working.
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Skinny repeal, as described by aides and lobbyists, would repeal the individual mandate, which penalizes people for not having insurance, and delay the employer mandate, which requires businesses to cover their workers or pay a fine.
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Target said in September that it was "deeply troubled" by the Trump administration's escalating trade war, saying it threatens to undermine the U.S. economy, penalizes American families and raises prices on everything from backpacks to playpens.
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For example, the US currently has around a dozen sanctions on Russia under the Iran, North Korea, and Syria Nonproliferation Act, which penalizes countries for doing arms-related business with, well, Iran, North Korea, and Syria.
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If the workplace penalizes men more than women for taking breaks from work, then it could be the wiser financial decision for a mother to take on more caregiving activities — the decision that society overwhelmingly expects.
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The GOP's new Obamacare alternative, the American Health Care Act (AHCA) also penalizes people who go uninsured, but it funnels those penalty dollars directly to insurance companies, if and when those people decide to purchase coverage.
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Still, if writing carefully composed college admissions letters is part of the job, not doing so is an undeclared work stoppage that penalizes students, who are not to blame for the failures of the school board.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) if approved.
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The tax bill's repealing of the Obamacare mandate, which Republicans wanted to nix because it penalizes people for not getting insured, is estimated to actually lower the number of insured Americans by another 123 million people.
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"We have a tax system that penalizes job creation, economic growth, saving," Mr. Ryan, tieless with his white shirt sleeves rolled up, said during a round-table discussion with local business leaders and lawmakers outside Columbus.
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It would also be nice if Trump renegotiated parts of the foreign aid deal signed by Obama that prevents any aid from being spent in Israel and penalizes Israel if it seeks additional support from Congress.
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One particularly nonsensical requirement penalizes big banks for trying to help clients buy and sell bonds without forcing them to pay a higher price (when they buy) or to receive a lower price (when they sell).
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The law, they say, penalizes adults who turned to vaping as a way to quit smoking tobacco, which each year causes diseases that kill seven million people worldwide, including about 480,000 people in the United States.
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Congress can pass a law clarifying that bringing a minor child with you does not constitute smuggling, thereby clarifying that we are not a country that penalizes parents and children for wanting to be together. 5.
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Mr. Ross, the Commerce secretary nominee, and Peter Navarro, a Trump White House trade adviser, argued in a white paper during the campaign that this amounts to an unfair export subsidy that penalizes the United States.
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I voted against H.R. 85033 not only because it penalizes students, but also because it would fail to help working families or to grow our economy, paying for corporate tax cuts through brutal cuts in federal spending.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE — who makes former Gov.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) as an example.
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Next, among other important provisions it also prohibits the sale of data, penalizes those who attempt to illegally obtain it, prohibits access to the data by law enforcement, and places additional strong limitations on personally identifiable information.
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While this action was appropriate, it gives no cause for celebration, nor should it pause efforts to fight corruption, which penalizes the people of the countries involved and raises the cost of doing business for all parties.
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"The way the legislation is written, it gives everyone a path out, and only penalizes the actual shooter," said Eric Siddall, a prosecutor and vice president of the Association of Deputy District Attorneys for Los Angeles County.
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Several right-leaning provincial leaders are challenging the tax in court, and Scheer said the levy unfairly penalizes commuters, soccer moms and dads, farmers, seniors and local businesses, while it lets the largest emitters off the hook.
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Selling customers insurance policies at prices closer to their expected loss cost represents an ethical victory: It penalizes the most dangerous drivers while justly rewarding individuals who are doing their part to make the roads safer for everyone.
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The Moody's equation also includes a dummy variable that penalizes Democrat incumbents, stemming from the theory that Democrats and Democratic-leaning independent voters are more likely to switch sides and vote for a Republican candidate than vice versa.
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The Moody's equation also includes a dummy variable that penalizes Democrat incumbents, stemming from the theory that Democrats and Democrat-leaning independent voters are more likely to switch sides and vote for a Republican candidate than vice versa.
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The key constitutional question in such cases is whether the relevant statute penalizes white supremacist expression (which is speech protected by the First Amendment) or intimidation or threats (which, legally, are "conduct" not protected by the First Amendment).
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In an amicus brief, the attorneys general from 20 states and the District of Columbia said the school's policy penalizes transgender students for failing to conform to gender stereotypes and therefore constitutes discrimination on the basis of sex.
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Watch More from VICE News: The points system in the announcement favors clinics that offer comprehensive primary care, "optimally onsite," which advocates say penalizes providers that specialize in family planning because they tend not to offer primary care.
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Conspicuously absent were comments from YouTube and Facebook, which allow independent measurement from Moat, and stand to lose more from a system that penalizes video ads that play without sound or appear in the corner of a screen.
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It replaces direct aid to individuals with block grants to states, under a formula that sharply reduces funding relative to current law, and especially penalizes states that have done a good job of reducing the number of uninsured.
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The law penalizes website operators that facilitate online sex trafficking, and makes it easier for prosecutors and victims to sue sites that keep exploitative material on their platforms - if they can be shown to have knowingly done so.
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What largely has been absent from the debate about the EU decision — which penalizes Israel alone among over 100 countries involved in territorial conflicts across the world — is the apparent Nazi and neo-Nazi origins of the measure.
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"We understand their decision, but in a way, it penalizes us," the French doubles star Nicolas Mahut said after his team beat Japan, 2-1, in a day session Tuesday in front of only a few hundred fans.
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Trzaskowski said Warsaw and other cities were hoping to secure access to EU cohesion and structural funds, which can be distributed both at national and regional level, even if the EU penalizes their national governments with funding cuts.
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The judges acknowledged that the management-union pact in which the person who penalizes players also listens to appeals of those penalties might be unconventional, but they would not get in the way of a longstanding and transparent contract.
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The Moody's equation also includes an additional dummy variable that penalizes Democrat incumbents, stemming from the theory that Democrats and Democrat-leaning independent voters are more likely to switch sides and vote for a Republican candidate than vice versa.
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The company, which operates in a regulatory gray area around the globe, is also fighting tough battles in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Spain, which penalizes hosts who list illegal rentals, and in Berlin, which has banned most short-term rentals.
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Frederick P. Schaffer, who retired in December as CUNY's general counsel and senior vice chancellor for legal affairs, will lead the board, which provides public matching funds to candidates running for office and also penalizes campaigns for financial improprieties.
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KATHMANDU (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Activists urged Nepal on Wednesday to submit a report to the United Nations on how it has fared in tackling gender discrimination, hoping it will shed light on a new citizenship policy they say penalizes many women.
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Turner says there are many cases of cruelty against animals in Thailand, despite the introduction of the country's first Animal Welfare Law in late 2014, which penalizes wrongdoers with a maximum two years' imprisonment and a 40,000 baht ($1,205) fine.
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"This is one of the most extreme anti-abortion measures in the country and only further penalizes Indiana women and their doctors for accessing constitutionally protected abortion care," said Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, in a statement.
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For context, the US government penalizes MA payers if they don't spend at least85%of premium revenue on customers medical claims, but insurers that hold this ratio close to 85% make better margins per member than those with higher expense ratios.
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While each state penalizes driving tickets differently, the Zebra notes, your insurance premium will almost always increase for a period of up to three years after your insurer becomes aware of your violation or you make a claim after an accident.
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The bill permanently eliminates the individual mandate that penalizes people for not having health insurance, raising $338 billion over 10 years by causing about 13 million fewer people, according to the Congressional Budget Office, to enroll in Medicaid or private insurance.
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The Dublin Regulation, which requires refugees to register in the European Union country in which they first arrive, penalizes countries by geography: It places a disproportionate burden on front-line states — namely Greece, but also Italy and Malta — to accommodate migrants.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) said Monday, according to Fox 85033.
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The plaintiffs said Wal-Mart has a "brutal" policy that penalizes pregnant women who take unplanned time off or leave work early for medical reasons, in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in New York state court in rural Orleans County.
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By ensuring that the new healthcare tax credits are not available to those with employer sponsored insurance and by further delaying the so-called Cadillac Tax, which penalizes businesses for offering robust coverage, the legislation protects the employer-sponsored system.
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But even as the new ultra-low emission zone penalizes polluting vehicles, some environmental advocates say a more nuanced road system is needed, one that charges cars according to how much they drive, where they drive, and how much they emit.
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We'll also reform Social Security Disability Insurance, eliminating the "benefit cliff" that penalizes recipients as they earn higher wages and ending the 24-month waiting period for Medicare coverage so SSDI recipients get Medicare as soon as they are eligible.
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This 1989 decision expanded the concept of discrimination to hold that an employer who penalizes an employee who doesn't conform to a stereotypical idea of the proper appearance or behavior for that person's gender can be found to violate Title VII.
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Today the company says it "penalizes" links that many users have reported as false, but the penalty appears to be minor in many cases: it hasn't prevented fake stories from racking up tens of thousands of shares and millions of page views.
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"By attempting to unilaterally overtax American players, Bruno Le Maire has triggered a trade war that penalizes French technology today and will penalize tomorrow many sectors that make the French economy successful, including wine, automobiles and luxury," ACIS president Giuseppe de Martino said .
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The Republican plan will make older Americans sick The Republican plan penalizes people for getting old and sick, which is not only the opposite of what a healthcare system should do, but also pretty much guarantees that they will get even sicker.
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It should be noted that the nation's strong employment growth occurred in the face of a strong dollar that penalizes exports, and uncertainties associated with Brexit, elections pending in France and Germany, and lots of shaking going on in The White House.
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"The elimination of this deduction unfairly penalizes residents in high-tax states like New York, California, Illinois, and New Jersey, where middle-class families can least afford another tax increase," the lawmakers said in a letter sent Monday to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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" President Trump made a similar claim in his budget proposal a few days later, calling for repeal of the estate tax on the grounds that it "penalizes farmers and small business owners who want to pass their family enterprises on to their children.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) is expected to sign the budget into law.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) is expected to sign the bill into law.
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This is a puzzling recommendation considering CMS already financially penalizes RACs if their appeal overturn rate exceeds 2628 percent and ensures RAC claim review accuracy by incentivizing contractors to maintain a 28503 percent accuracy rate as determined by an independent validation contractor.
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"By attempting to unilaterally overtax American players, Bruno Le Maire has triggered a trade war that penalizes French technology today and will penalize tomorrow many sectors that make the French economy successful, including wine, automobiles and luxury," ASIC president Giuseppe de Martino said .
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But the mandate has never worked as its creators intended, it remains more unpopular than Obamacare as a whole, and it penalizes a narrow class of middle-class individual market buyers instead of spreading the burden of the system's costs more widely.
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Previous estimates from the CBO found that repealing the individual mandate, the Obamacare policy that penalizes people who opt out of buying health insurance, would leave 13 million fewer insured by 2027 and increase premiums by an average of 10 percent over the next decade.
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Denson's lawyers argue the campaign's standard NDA is unlawful because it penalizes employees for exercising their right to sue for things like workplace discrimination and harassment, unpaid wages, and violations of workplace safety laws, and for claiming violations of campaign finance laws, corruption, or fraud.
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Critics say it does not take account of relative risk associated with different types of lending and penalizes lenders, such as Canadian banks, with a high proportion of less risky residential mortgages on their books, many of which are backstopped by the federal government.
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Previously, ICE focused on arresting the smugglers, but this new immigration strategy penalizes the parents who organized travel so their children could join them in the U.S. Why it matters: This could make thousands of parents vulnerable to being arrested just as their children arrive.
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The third-ranking Senate Republican Thune said on "Squawk on the Street" the surcharge would only affect people who had coverage and dropped it and then want it again, whereas the Obamacare individual mandate penalizes those who don't get coverage in the first place.
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The bill's language penalizes any websites that "promote or facilitate prostitution," and allows authorities to pursue websites for "knowingly assisting, facilitating, or supporting sex trafficking," which is vague enough to threaten everything from certain cryptocurrencies to porn videos to sites for perfectly legal escort services.
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The new legislation, according to the state's website, makes the use of ticket bots (computer software that can bypass the maximum number of tickets someone is allowed to purchase) a class A misdemeanor, and also penalizes people who knowingly resell tickets obtained using bots.
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Last year, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, the young leader of the Future Forward Party and a vocal critic of military rule, was accused of violating the Computer Crime Act, which penalizes the sharing of fake news and is considered a blunt political instrument by human rights groups.
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A separate study in the Quarterly Journal of Economics showed that while the cash-bail system penalizes poor people, it also discriminates against African-Americans, who tend to be treated more severely than white people by judges who set bail, regardless of the judge's race.
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" Meanwhile, activist Hong Yeon-ji, who attended a pro-choice rally along with hundreds of women a week before, said the current law was "abused by male partners as it penalizes the women who have the operation and the doctors who perform the operation.
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In Boston, riders hailing Ubers with African-American sounding names were more than twice as likely to have their trip canceled than if they requested a ride with a white sounding name, despite the fact that Uber penalizes drivers for canceling trips too often.
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A significant proportion of the petitioners against Section 377 are men — in part, this is due to the social stigma all expressions of female desire carry in India, but also because according to former Indian attorney general Mukul Rohatgi, the law penalizes men far more often.
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According to dozens of Instacart workers who spoke with Bloomberg, the app is designed to effectively pressure workers into jobs that they might not want to do, such as ones that don't pay enough or that occur at an inconvenient time, and penalizes them for rejecting them.
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Kappa Alpha Theta, if that&aposs their real name, will actually be changing its name, delinking itself from its national chapter, all because Harvard penalizes its members by withholding student leadership positions, as well as other perks while still charging them, of course, 60 grand a year.
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Kappa Alpha Theta -- if that&aposs their real name -- will actually be changing its name, delinking itself from its national chapter, all because Harvard penalizes its members by withholding student leadership positions, as well as other perks while still charging them, of course, 60-grand a year.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Teacher union leaders in Mexico have called on the government to repeal an education reform they say penalizes teaching staff in rural areas, and say they could step up protests that have caused havoc in the south and culminated in angry clashes with police.
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London lawmaker Shaun Bailey, from the Conservative Party, has said the scheme "disproportionately penalizes London's poorest drivers and puts jobs at risk," while the Road Haulage Association has called it a "massive tax burden" that will see "jobs lost" to achieve a modest air quality improvement.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) granted 21625 death row inmates a reprieve and imposed a statewide moratorium.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE's (D) desk that would protect sex workers who report violent crimes from arrest.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE took an encouraging step toward the right affordable housing solution: encourage new construction.
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Repealing the individual mandate, the Obamacare provision that penalizes people who go without health insurance, is estimated to bring in an additional $416 billion in revenue for the federal government — which, Cruz argues, Republicans could then use to protect tax deductions or lower rates even further.
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The UK's Women's Equality party was founded in 2015 as a reaction to how Britain's 51 percent female population still isn't properly represented in the halls of political power, earns substantially less than men, and how parental responsibilities aren't shared equally — which it says also penalizes fathers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. watchdog agency that investigated and fined Wells Fargo & Co for creating phantom accounts, and which regularly penalizes large banks and lenders on behalf of consumers, has holes in its systems for protecting confidential information, the office charged with inspecting its operations said on Thursday.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) said the budget would include $5.7 million to help farmers transition to safer alternatives.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) said that the federal government should replicate California's law mandating background checks for ammunition buyers.
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The law also repeals an existing measure that penalizes solicitation by prostitutes, which many viewed as having forced prostitutes to work in more desolate neighborhoods or outside of city centers where they were less likely to be arrested by the police, but also where they were less safe.
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Mr. Rubio's plan also penalizes families for having more children — each additional leave would mean another delay in retirement — and continues to view the problem of how to juggle work and child rearing as a private concern instead of a collective issue in need of a collective solution.
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After the tax vote, House Speaker Paul D. Ryan canceled plans to raise money for a centrist New York Republican as punishment for opposition to the tax bill, a response that penalizes a member of the speaker's party just when help is most needed to win re-election.
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Other factors dissuading players from skipping clay events include the addition in 2015 of a third week between the French Open and Wimbledon and, as Rafael Nadal pointed out, a new ranking system that penalizes players for skipping a tournament instead of just picking from their best 18 results.
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If you combine that with Zhao's rhetoric that affirmative action penalizes them in favor of black and Hispanic applicants, you can see how they might believe the US is anti-Asian: Zhao says the way to address racial discrimination is to remove all race-based policies, echoing other affirmative action opponents.
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The Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus Vance Jr., took an important step toward a more rational policy when he declared in June that his office would as of September no longer prosecute most people for bus or subway fare-beating, partly because the criminal charge unfairly penalizes people for being poor.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) activated the state's Office of Emergency Services operation to its highest level to coordinate emergency response to the quake.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) overruled a recommendation for parole despite testimonials that she has been a model prisoner and has been successfully rehabilitated.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) signed legislation into law made his state the first in the nation to ban discrimination against natural hair.
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Photo: Alexander F. Yuan (AP)China's dystopian "social credit" system—which penalizes citizens found to have engaged in some type of misconduct by imposing a number of restrictions on their activities—has already resulted in tens of millions of rejected attempts to purchase plane or train tickets, the Guardian reported on Friday.
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By charging interest on just a fraction of banks' deposits with the BOJ, they hoped to ease the pain on financial institutions and get around one of the big problems of twinning negative interest rates with QQE - that the central bank is force-feeding lenders cash it then penalizes them for holding.
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The approach appears to be moving ahead, with a bevy of UN sanctions and unilateral US sanctions being passed in September, including an executive order that penalizes any company or person doing business with North Korea by either cutting off their access to the US financial system or freezing their assets -- or potentially both.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) signed legislation into law on Wednesday making his state the first in the nation to ban discrimination against natural hair.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE is pushing to remove sales tax on diapers and tampons as of part his budget for the upcoming fiscal year released Tuesday.
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But when an agency instead decides to change policy by reinterpreting long-standing guidance, and then applying that interpretation retroactively, as it did to PHH Mortgage, it not only unfairly penalizes a company that could not have known it was breaking the law, but also deprives itself of the insight notice and comment can provide.
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Mauch's Folly On May 2, 1968, Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson becomes the first batter in baseball history to gain a 3-0 ball-strike count advantage from the on-deck circle when the umpire Ed Vargo penalizes Phillies reliever John Boozer for going to his mouth inside the 18-foot circle of the mound during his warm-ups.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) for offering additional benefits to those who come to the state, and suggested the strength of the economy is luring people as well.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) reportedly said that last week's earthquakes should be a warning to officials across the state, and country, to strengthen alert systems and building codes.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) said in February that the rail line as planned "would cost too much and take too long," pivoting focus to completing the Central Valley segment.
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Businesses are also hit by the law through the employer mandate tax penalty, which penalizes businesses $2202,2628 per employee for failing to purchase government approved health insurance, or through the "Cadillac tax" on employer provided care, which taxes the benefits that employers provide over a threshold of $28500,6900 for an individual and $2628,28503 for a family.
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After a New York State task force unveiled its report to impose a charge on drivers in Manhattan's most congested neighborhoods, one main line of attack came from lawmakers and others who say that it penalizes drivers who live far from subway and bus stops and already pay tolls that help finance a public transit system they rarely use.
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If passed into law, this bill would help ensure that federal and state authorities input records into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), through a carrot and stick approach — it penalizes federal agencies who fail to properly report relevant records and directs more federal funding to help agencies upload domestic violence records into the system.
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So far, the newly formed coalition has a legal defense fund with a piggybank of $13 million dollars, has lobbied legislation that penalizes companies from tolerating persistent harassment, and at the 75th annual Golden Globes it made the formal request for all those attending the red carpet to wear black in an effort to stand in solidarity with those who've experienced sexual misconduct.
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As Dr. Stephen Zoepf, Executive Director at the Center for Automotive Research at Stanford, noted in an email, this bonus structure exists in contrast to one of the most popular practices in the gig economy "It also penalizes 'multi-apping' drivers who use multiple platforms like Uber, Lyft and DoorDash at the same time," he wrote to Gizmodo in an email.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) signed legislation on Thursday to suspend horse racing at the controversial Santa Anita Park racetrack where 30 horses have died in the past six months (The Hill).
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) last week signed legislation, S.B. 27, that requires candidates for president and governor to disclose their tax returns in order to appear on the state's primary ballot.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D), all student health centers on University of California and California State University campuses would be required to offer students nonsurgical abortion options, commonly referred to as medication abortions.
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Eric L. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president who said earlier this year that the specialized high schools paralleled "a Jim Crow school system," softened his support for the plan as opposition intensified from specialized schools alumni organizations and Asian community groups who say the plan unfairly penalizes the scores of low-income Asian immigrants who want to attend the schools.
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The Loyalty in Culture Bill adds to two existing laws similar in spirit and purpose: the 2015 Nakba Law, which denies funding to organizations or individuals who recognize the Palestinian Nakba or even make use of the term; and the 2011 "Boycott Bill" which penalizes any organization or individuals who publicly support the Palestinian Boycott and Divestment Movement (BDS) against Israel.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE of California reportedly is poised to make history today by using his executive authority to offer a reprieve to more than 700 inmates on death row in his state (NBC News).
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Andrew Cuomo (D) slammed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tax-cut bill on Thursday, arguing the legislation penalizes his and other blue states because they don't have Republican senators.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) last month signed into law a measure that would require candidates for president and governor to disclose federal tax returns from the five most recent years in order to appear on the primary ballot.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE Newsom has asserted that he won't run for president, saying earlier this year that he has "no aspiration" to do so and that he planned to focus full time on his role as California's next governor.
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When it arrived last June on the desk of José Narciso da Cunha Rodrigues, a former judge at Europe's top court and the chairman of the UEFA panel that penalizes teams that break the organization's financial rules, he discovered that the lead investigator had cleared P.S.G. So after a member of his panel went through the report, Cunha Rodrigues sent the file back, demanding that the investigator, the former Belgian prime minister Yves Leterme, reassess the case.
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When it arrived last June on the desk of José Narciso da Cunha Rodrigues, a former judge at Europe's top court and the chairman of the UEFA panel that penalizes teams that break the organization's financial rules, he discovered that the lead investigator had cleared P.S.G. So after a member of his panel went through the report, Cunha Rodrigues sent the file back, demanding that the investigator, the former Belgian prime minister Yves Leterme, reassess the case.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia signs into law tighter standards for police use of lethal force Water bottle tax penalizes California's rural poor California leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule MORE (D) on Tuesday signed a bill requiring President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to release his tax returns before he can appear on the state's 2020 primary ballot.
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He's the lead House sponsor of the GAIN Act, a $1.4 trillion expansion of the earned income tax credit (EITC); the Job Opportunities for All Act, a not-quite-jobs guarantee in which the federal government would subsidize employment for anyone who's been out of work for more than 90 days or whose job leaves them under the poverty line; the Corporate Responsibility and Taxpayer Protection Act, which penalizes employers whose workers end up using federal benefits, and which later became Bernie Sanders's Stop BEZOS Act; the Internet Bill of Rights, which insists on a right to web access, net neutrality, and control over personal data; and the Prescription Drug Relief Act, which revokes patent protection on drugs if manufacturers sell them at higher prices in America than elsewhere.
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