I'd press ahead at this point, Berger wrote to her.
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But the incentives for grocers to press ahead are huge.
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But the questions underscore the challenges as they press ahead.
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So we will continue to press ahead with these policies.
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That's left McConnell with one choice — press ahead, but delicately.
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It is another thing for a new president to press ahead.
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After that defeat, Santos pledged to press ahead with peace efforts.
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Trump's decision to press ahead anyway has left US officials floundering.
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But Obama has vowed to press ahead with nominating a justice.
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Instead, the families say, they will press ahead with their lawsuits.
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But his company will press ahead with projects already in the works.
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"Greece should press ahead with its unfinished reform agenda," the IMF said.
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Now he must press ahead with the fight against lawlessness and corruption.
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Senate Appropriations subcommittees will press ahead with budget hearings for federal departments.
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It would take an earthquake for the FCA not to press ahead.
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But there is little chance for him or the others to press ahead.
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They may not be satisfied with the settlement and choose to press ahead.
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For now, Democrats have elected to press ahead without the White House's cooperation.
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But Exxon's foes still have numerous successes and are vowing to press ahead.
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SPD delegates voted 362 to 279, with one abstention, to press ahead with negotiations.
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The source added MPS would now press ahead only if the conditions were acceptable.
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The document was obtained by The Associated Press ahead of its formal release Thursday.
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The Swedish grid operator announced the decision on Tuesday to press ahead without Finland.
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However, environmentalists vowed to press ahead with legal action aimed at banning polluting vehicles.
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There is no certainty that Pfizer will press ahead with a bid, they added.
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This time, it was City who decided not to press ahead with the deal.
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He is negotiating with Congress as House Democrats press ahead with their own bill.
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Uber, the ride-hailing company, is trying to press ahead in autonomous cars, too.
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It is not unreasonable for the United States to press ahead for more equivalency.
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He will also press ahead with plans to diversify into men and children's clothing.
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He will also press ahead with plans to diversify into men and children's clothing.
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Profit has been falling since, forcing the company to press ahead with cost-savings measures.
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However, it instructed authorities to press ahead with efforts to admit and settle asylum seekers.
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The report was provided to The Associated Press ahead of a House oversight committee hearing.
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The airport's owners want to press ahead with one even if Heathrow gets the nod.
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The government opted not to press ahead with the plan in parliament late on Tuesday.
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On Tuesday, Iraq's Kurdish leader Massoud Barzani said he would press ahead with the Sept.
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Cabot is still planning to press ahead with its flotation this year, the source said.
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Scheuer also said VW, Daimler and BMW wanted to press ahead with trade-in incentives.
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They will now need to decide whether to press ahead or hold off a while.
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Do we go back to the Moon or do we press ahead on visiting Mars?
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U.S. Soccer may be stuck in place, but the program will continue to press ahead.
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As the Pentagon weighs its options, the Kremlin continues to press ahead on the continent.
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If he were to keep Americans united on immigration, he would likely not press ahead.
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He does not believe Gantz would press ahead with annexation if he became prime minister.
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The decision was not legally binding and Tokyo plans to press ahead with the relocation.
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Because big investments are hard to reverse, firms are disinclined to press ahead with them.
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Democrats insist that's no obstacle as they press ahead toward likely votes on impeachment articles.
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The crown prince also said the kingdom would press ahead with a war on terrorism.
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Philips will press ahead with separate plans to spin off its main lighting division by June.
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"It was my mistake," Suárez told The Associated Press ahead of the 21986 tournament in Russia.
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He said the union would press ahead with its plan for a protest on Sept. 12.
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Swift has been speaking to the press ahead of her upcoming album, Lover, out this Friday.
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APOLLO TO PRESS AHEAD WITH PREPARATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER IPO FOR VERALLIA, DEPENDENT ON MARKET CONDITIONS -SOURCES
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Kurdish leader Massoud Barzani vowed to press ahead with the vote, calling it "a natural right".
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Will members press ahead or back down after the President's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin?
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It's hard to find a single diplomat who thinks now was the time to press ahead.
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The Obama administration has vowed to press ahead with its plans to resettle refugees despite criticism.
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Win or lose at the high court, reformers will continue to press ahead in other forums.
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ABB will press ahead with the program as low oil prices squeeze sales to energy customers.
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We similarly urge you to press ahead with urgent reforms to the Prosecutor General's Office and judiciary.
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Pompeo's testimony was also leaked to the Washington Post and the Associated Press ahead of the hearing.
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But Yao plans to press ahead anyway, by introducing investor-paid customised research alongside its free analysis.
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Russia is keen to press ahead with Nord Stream 2 which will bypass traditional routes through Ukraine.
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Nadler indicated that Democrats, frustrated by Trump's stonewalling of congressional probes, would press ahead with the investigations.
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A congressional committee in Brazil voted to press ahead with impeachment proceedings against the president, Dilma Rousseff.
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But the EU is keen to press ahead with the launch of its new commission on Dec.
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But the EU is keen to press ahead with the launch of its new commission on Dec.
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Rest of Wednesday's agenda ... The House Natural Resources Committee will press ahead with marking up eight bills.
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Russia has signaled that it plans to press ahead with that undertaking despite Mr. Putin's order today.
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" Trump said that ISIS's days were "numbered" and vowed to press ahead with the group's "total destruction.
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" At least Trump was listening to me now, I thought, so I continued to press ahead. "No.
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Ms. Pelosi has faced some backlash for dealing with Mr. Trump but intends to press ahead regardless.
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Qassim Suleimani, said they would press ahead with efforts to rein in the president's war-making authority.
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He is now promising to press ahead despite a law designed to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Tuesday said the government would press ahead with the intended liquidation of KCM.
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Nikas said Athens was considering whether to press ahead with the current process or launch a new tender.
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To keep the spirit of the agreement, America could press ahead with getting rid of its excess plutonium.
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Trump was opposed to remaining in America's longest war, but was convinced by his advisers to press ahead.
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They said they would press ahead to get the ring approved and widely distributed as quickly as possible.
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"I wasn't aware of any of Roald Dahl's personal stories," Spielberg told press ahead of the film's premiere.
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Prosecutors within her department — not the FBI — will ultimately decide whether or not to press ahead with charges.
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Macron, 40, has waited impatiently for the Germans to form a government and is itching to press ahead.
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On Sunday, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) urged central banks to press ahead with raising interest rates.
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But no agreement was reached in meetings last week in Luxembourg, and Polish leaders vowed to press ahead.
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As he explained why Belarus chose to press ahead with its soccer season, Bazanov's rhetoric echoed his president's.
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"Over and over I heard, 'We have a schedule, we have to press ahead with this,'" she noted.
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Kaine said that he will press ahead with his own resolution, which has the support of GOP Sens.
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Sika would press ahead with acquisitions and could spend up to 500 million francs on targets this year.
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She has a message for Congress and President Trump as they press ahead with repealing President Obama's signature legislation.
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Underlining the SDF's determination to press ahead, a spokeswoman said on Friday it had enough fighters to take Raqqa.
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Hollywood star Liv Tyler spoke to the press ahead of her second collaboration with Belstaff, showcased on Sunday afternoon.
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The formal position of the Catalonia regional government remains to press ahead with plans to establish new independent institutions.
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And a group of its former employees possess a strong enough belief in the product's potential to press ahead.
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He said this week that Cyprus was determined to press ahead with its plans for oil and gas exploration.
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In his view, their decision to press ahead with the lesser charges after losing the murder case was vindictive.
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For now, McConnell and Schumer will press ahead as informal groups of senators try to forge compromise as well.
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That leaves a very small window of time if WeWork wants to press ahead with an IPO in 63.
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Speaking at an investment conference in Riyadh, he said the kingdom will press ahead with a war on terrorism.
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Turkey: Opponents of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are vowing to press ahead with an independent audit of Istanbul's books.
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" But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is undeterred, vowing to press ahead with the stimulus package at "warp speed.
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Mr. Vance said he decided to press ahead despite the complex relationships the two women had with Mr. Weinstein.
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Both parties are thinking about the Republicans' ability to press ahead with their agenda while maintaining strict partisan lines.
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Mr. Kim mobilized troops and what were called "loyalty donations" from his people to press ahead with the project.
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As of Friday, it was still unfinished, but senators are expected to press ahead with her hearing today anyway.
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The opposition parties said in a statement they would press ahead with a motion of no confidence in Hultqvist.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi had championed Rome's bid, but he needed the backing of the city council to press ahead.
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The two men said the move to press ahead with tariffs is not a signal of a breakdown of talks.
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They decided that Mr Polman should press ahead with a long-planned trip to Southeast Asia to not raise suspicions.
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The order requires Amazon and Deliveroo to operate independently for now, meaning they cannot press ahead with the tie-up.
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Vucic said that, if his Progressive Party is re-elected, it would press ahead with reforms of state-owned companies.
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The manager added, however, that he would press ahead with plans to seek expressions of interest from other potential buyers.
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Political sources in Switzerland said the Swiss cabinet does not have a majority to press ahead with a treaty deal.
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However, senior officials signal in private that Mr Abe plans to press ahead, starting with two bills early next year.
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The Kremlin said the blasts underscored the need to press ahead with peace talks after the collapse of a Feb.
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Sika will press ahead with integrating Parex, the French mortar company it agreed to buy for $2.6 billion in January.
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An Apple lawyer said the company was disappointed but not surprised by the government's decision to press ahead in Brooklyn.
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Better to expand a recent boost to infrastructure spending and press ahead, at scale, with tax incentives for private investment.
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"We similarly urge you to press ahead with urgent reforms to the Prosecutor General's Office and judiciary," the letter reads.
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It also underlines the dilemma that House Democrats face over their decision to press ahead with proceedings without his testimony.
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It's true that it takes a special kind of guts to press ahead with a nominee as unpopular as Kavanaugh.
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The report supported the view that the U.S. Federal Reserve will press ahead with interest rate increases this year, analysts said.
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He added that the priority for Fiat Chrysler is to press ahead with "this ambitious (business) plan despite the difficult environment".
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If Mr Trump were to press ahead with his tariffs, the Mexican authorities would first try to find a smart response.
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The payrolls data on Friday reignited speculation that the Federal Reserve could press ahead with interest rate hikes later this year.
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But Matteo Salvini, the League's leader, says he will press ahead with mini-BOTs in the absence of "a smarter way".
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Political turmoil in Britain is the worst-case scenario for EU leaders who want to press ahead quickly with Brexit talks.
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The government appeared unbowed, releasing a statement late Sunday recognizing the "large" size of the march though vowing to press ahead.
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But with Mr Guzmán again behind bars—presumably securely this time—they must still press ahead with the fight against lawlessness.
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Bristol has told employees that it is disappointed by Wellington's opposition to the Celgene deal, and said it would press ahead.
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She could have included that basic rationale in a resignation letter, but that would have allowed Trump to passively press ahead.
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But, according to CNN, only the Clinton versions of the commemorative special editions actually went to press ahead of Election Day.
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The win by Bernie Sanders gives him strength to press ahead in his campaign, but Hillary Clinton's delegate lead remains intact.
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"If we want to press ahead with what is really needed, we need an exit from the extraordinary now," Schuknecht added.
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With Trump determined to press ahead with his protectionist agenda, major trading partners like China and Europe are likely to retaliate.
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The new Catalan President Puidgemont has confirmed that his regional government will press ahead with plans to establish new independent institutions.
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He's expected to press ahead with his efforts to reassure allies shaken by many of Trump's remarks on the campaign trail.
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Presso isn't designed to remove those — instead, it's set up for a quick clean and press, ahead of a business meeting.
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Asked what Rome will do if Brussels rejects its budget plan, Salvini, who is also deputy prime minister, said: "Press ahead".
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Much of my TV and movie consumption for work involves screeners, which are sent out to the press ahead of release.
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"The government took a risk assessment of both Huawei and the American reaction," Mr. Ricketts said, "and decided to press ahead."
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Newsom was unavailable for an interview this week, but the administration has vowed to press ahead with its partnership with Quebec.
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Leroy said she did nothing wrong, but KPN said it could not press ahead with her appointment with the investigation pending.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi had championed Rome's challenge, but he needed the backing of the city council to press ahead.
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Gonzaga, a lawyer by training, said the tribunal should press ahead quickly to reach a verdict by August at the latest.
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Key Republicans on Tuesday also stressed that they should continue to press ahead with tax reform that would increase economic growth.
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Trump's actions come as Republicans in Congress press ahead with their own efforts to repeal and replace former the health law.
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Lawmakers have a busy week as they press ahead with another round of confirmation hearings -- and votes -- for the new Cabinet.
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Mr Abe has taken his win as a mandate to press ahead with his long-standing plan to revise Japan's pacifist constitution.
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My friend respected my opinion, and I'm sure would have been happy if I'd given him a secondhand okay to press ahead.
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BT shares rose 4 percent as analysts and BT's rivals welcomed the move and urged BT to press ahead with the changes.
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Firms should therefore press ahead with plans in case of a "hard" Brexit next March, such as setting up new EU hubs.
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The United States, which has until Wednesday to formally request her extradition, said last week it would press ahead with the case.
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"Hong Kong people's private information is already being extradited to China," organizer Ventus Lau told the Associated Press ahead of the procession.
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"Hong Kong people's private information is already being extradited to China," organizer Ventus Lau told the Associated Press ahead of the procession.
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Hazel said he wants a final response by Friday afternoon on whether the government will press ahead with adding the citizenship question.
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But President Emmanuel Macron is determined to press ahead with the most business-friendly overhaul of the French labor market in decades.
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A group of congressmen, led by senator Lindsey Graham, have vowed to press ahead with crippling sanctions against Turkey despite the ceasefire.
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Lawyers for the woman say they would press ahead with an appeal anyway because a pardon would not expunge her criminal record.
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Rashida Tlaib, who announced last week that she plans to file an impeachment resolution later this month, vowed Tuesday to press ahead.
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Last month, TransCanada filed legal action against the United States for the rejection and has vowed to press ahead with the project.
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Although May has vowed to press ahead with Brexit, supporters of remaining in the EU contend the referendum result is only advisory.
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However, Douglas Lute, the United States' envoy to NATO, said NATO would press ahead with NATO's biggest modernization since the Cold War.
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China's transport ministry said in a statement on Monday it will also "vigorously press ahead" with taxi industry reform, but offered few details.
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The Fed has indicated that it will press ahead with further rate hikes this year after its second in a decade last month.
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Months later, Northern California students are struggling to press ahead without basics like a roof over their head, internet access, or even textbooks.
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Minutes from the U.S. central bank's latest meeting on Wednesday showed they are split over whether to press ahead quickly with rate rises.
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In addition, they said they would press ahead with exploring potential monetization options for the joint venture, such as potential third-party investors.
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Ng'andu said he would also press ahead with austerity measures embarked upon by Mwanakatwe, including a moratorium on the issuance of new debt.
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Hammerson is now clear to press ahead with a takeover, which could create the U.K.'s largest property company, according to the Guardian.
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His appointment still sends a message to foreign donors that Jordan will press ahead with reforms, though in a gradual way, they said.
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But it seems determined to press ahead with its weapons programs, despite the sanctions and the disapproval of its sole main ally, China.
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Ines Sabanes, in charge of Environment and Mobility at the Madrid City Hall, said the city would press ahead with anti-pollution measures.
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His appointment nevertheless sends a message to foreign donors that Jordan will press ahead with reforms, though in a gradual way, they said.
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Morocco, which has now lost five efforts to stage the tournament, vowed to press ahead and build the projects it presented to voters.
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South Korean officials agreed to press ahead with development of a new missile defense system called Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense, or Thaad.
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Iraq's Kurdish leader, Massoud Barzani, rejected the notion that the vote endangered the nation's identity and vowed to press ahead with the referendum.
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Mr Macron is now in an unusually strong position to press ahead with his broadly business-friendly programme, and to strengthen the euro zone.
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Putting another key reform to a referendum "would be a very negative indication about the country's willingness to press ahead with reforms," Barclays added.
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Jamie Raskin, D-Maryland, said Monday that Democrats should press ahead with impeachment because Mueller had listed 10 instances of possible obstruction by Trump.
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The migrants pose a tough challenge to the Mexican government's pledge to stop the illegal travelers' plans to press ahead to the U.S. border.
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Despite the tentative detente between Kim and Trump, the Treasury Department has continued to press ahead on sanctions against North Korea in recent months.
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That could give China's policymakers more confidence to press ahead with oft-delayed and painful structural reforms such as tackling a mountain of debt.
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Senate President Renan Calheiros, a leader of Temer's PMDB party, disregarded Maranhao's annulment decision and said the Senate would press ahead with Wednesday's vote.
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The order requires companies to operate independently for now, meaning they cannot press ahead with a tie-up or operate as a merged entity.
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His appointment nevertheless sends a positive message to foreign donors that Jordan will press ahead with reforms, though in a gradual way, they said.
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Sturgeon said she would press ahead with a new referendum unless British Prime Minister Theresa May kept Scotland's membership of the European single market.
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Having made expensive investments, many refiners and bunkering firms have urged the IMO to press ahead with the introduction of the new sulfur cap.
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It's Monday evening here in Washington and House Republicans are preparing to press ahead with a new round of attacks on Obama-era regulations.
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While there are always other pressing matters, HHS ought to be able to press ahead with reforms while continuing to monitor the legislative situation.
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"We will press ahead with (a separation) in 2018, it will be part of the business plan we will present next year," he added.
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None of the proposals has been implemented, and there's some concern that an acting commissioner may not have the political capital to press ahead.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Activist hedge fund Starboard Value LP plans to press ahead with a proxy fight at consumer products group Newell Brands Inc NWL.
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The current balance of power means Sturgeon is almost certain to win the chamber's backing to formally ask London for permission to press ahead.
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Speaking during Friday's parade, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Tehran would press ahead with strengthening its missile capabilities and military defenses, Press TV reported.
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Despite opposition from some in her party, senior ministers agreed at a cabinet meeting earlier to press ahead with the talks, May's spokesman said.
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Abe has previously said he wants to meet with Kim, and he may press ahead with a summit to ensure the return of abductees.
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Hariri has called for a new government to be formed swiftly to press ahead with reforms to put public finances on a sustainable path.
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Human rights organizations called the court's ruling a sign of its willingness to press ahead despite the Trump administration's efforts to squelch the inquiry.
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Unlike the last big wave of industrial action in 1995, when the government made an embarrassing U-turn, Macron seems determined to press ahead.
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There will also be further restrictions aimed at making it more difficult for North Korea to press ahead with its nuclear and missile programs.
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The event received some press ahead of time, and Sims has faced protesters before, but on Memorial Day, no one turned up to express dissent.
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Mr Netanyahu's decision, to press ahead with one new settlement while in effect restricting all other construction, is closely co-ordinated with the White House.
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ROSS SAYS CHINA WAS FOLLOWING THROUGH 'IN GOOD FAITH' ON PROMISES MADE EARLIER IN OCT TO PRESS AHEAD WITH PURCHASES OF US FARM PRODUCTS- FT
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As the Kurds press ahead, the unsettled question of independence threatens to set the stage for the next round of upheaval in the Middle East.
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Politicians in France and Belgium have suggested that a core of like-minded member states press ahead with deeper integration in a "multi-speed" Europe.
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Markus Haas, CEO of Telefonica Deutschland, said on Thursday he would press ahead with litigation already filed in protest at auction terms he called unfair.
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The opposition Christian Democrats and far-right Sweden Democrats said, however, they would press ahead with a no confidence vote in Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist.
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Telecom Italia will press ahead with the sale of its stake in broadcasting unit Persidera while considering broader strategic options for the group's various subsidiaries.
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The EU should press ahead with building its own capital market so that banks can more easily issue such debt inside the bloc, Koenig said.
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Diplomats say Germany, whose exports of cars and parts to the United States are worth more than half the EU total, wants to press ahead.
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Deutsche Telekom CEO Tim Hoettges said T-Mobile, in which the German company owns a 64 percent stake, would press ahead with its growth strategy.
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A source close to the president's office said France had thought about postponing the session in light of the protests but decided to press ahead.
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But none of the proposals has been implemented, and there's some concern that an acting commissioner may not have the political capital to press ahead.
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Pantone's vice president told The Associated Press ahead of Wednesday's announcement that the company was seeking "uplifting" colors to combat negativity spread in online communities.
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"If there is an exit, a number of issuers will take time to figure out the market reaction before deciding to press ahead," he said.
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"We determined that our countries will press ahead with this agreement independently of what Washington decides," Guajardo said of the trade deal on Mexican radio.
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Continued uncertainty after Tuesday's vote will mean that banks, insurers and asset managers will press ahead with opening new hubs in the bloc by March.
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North Korea appears determined to press ahead until it can mount a nuclear warhead on an intercontinental ballistic missile that can reach the United States.
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Health Minister Nila Moeloek said, however, that the government would press ahead with the increase in premiums as it does not need a parliamentary approval.
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Promising to press ahead with nationalization, Mr. McDonnell identified water and sewerage companies as the first targets, saying that shareholders would be compensated with bonds.
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The eyes of the world are on Japan to see if the government will step back from its determination to press ahead with the Olympics.
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Programming aside, Mr. Mears seemed determined to press ahead with his vision for the company: broadening audiences and making opera more accessible to more people.
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Cleese's character is determined to press ahead on his chosen road in quest of the mythical grail, whereby Arthur swiftly defenestrates him of his limbs.
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But with Mr. Johnson's government already divided on the expansion plan, the ruling made it less likely that he would quickly press ahead, analysts said.
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But he suggested this week that Harris' decision to end her campaign has lit a fire under him to press ahead in his own campaign.
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The group's recommendations are expected in October, but California officials, skeptical that the N.C.A.A. would adopt substantive changes, chose to press ahead with their legislation.
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President Trump is refusing to engage and Democrats have concluded they will press ahead anyway, rendering a historic undertaking little more than a foregone conclusion.
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For Mediaset, the real benefit is to end litigation and press ahead with its merger plans without having Vivendi as a thorn on the side.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Saturday that Moscow will press ahead with a major Russia-to-Germany natural gas pipeline, disregarding U.S. sanctions.
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The Kurds have never had their own country, and insist the time is right to press ahead with their push for statehood despite huge opposition.
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Mark Evans, CEO of Telefonica UK, said Ofcom's plan fell short of its expectations but it urged the industry to now press ahead with the auction.
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China will press ahead with "supply-side reforms" to cut excess industrial overcapacity, focusing on such sectors as coal, steel, aluminum and plate glass, he added.
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Democrats press ahead Democrats are stepping up efforts to defend their stewardship of the impeachment inquiry as they seek to turn public opinion against the President.
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A question going forward will be if the acquittal prompts the government to drop any cases or charges or if prosecutors will press ahead as planned.
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South Africa's rand slipped 215.15 percent after President Cyril Ramaphosa said the ruling party would press ahead with plans for the expropriation of land without compensation.
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Italian defence group Leonardo Finmeccanica said on Wednesday it intended to press ahead with overhauling the supply chain that produces parts for the Boeing 787 programme.
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The bank is also likely to press ahead with plans to hive off €133bn in soured loans to a securitisation vehicle supported by a government guarantee.
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"Our investments have already started, we flagged them well in time and according to the law... we will press ahead," Flavio Cattaneo told La Repubblica newspaper.
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Queensland, the country's largest carbon emitter, will on Friday say it will press ahead with plans to transition power generation to 50 percent renewables by 2030.
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A strong reading may revive expectations that the Federal Reserve will press ahead with more rate hikes this year, which would weigh on non-yielding gold.
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Trudeau has admitted he tried last year to persuade former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to reconsider the prosecutor's decision to press ahead with a trial.
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The controversy surrounding Kavanaugh is shifting almost daily as Republicans press ahead with efforts to shepherd his nomination through the upper chamber in the coming weeks.
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As has been noted in press ahead of the movie's opening, "Mission: Impossible -- Fallout" features a skydiving scene that Cruise performed himself after going through training.
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The idea of the French initiative would be to revive U.N.-brokered peace talks in Geneva and press ahead with implementation of an existing U.N. roadmap.
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If the government wins the appeal, then May will be able to press ahead with her plans to invoke Article 50 by the end of March.
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FRIEND SKELETON, CALIBRE 3 Price on application While some of its fashion competitors have put their fine watchmaking operations on ice, Chanel continues to press ahead.
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Some specialists called the very public vilification of General Zhang a sign that Mr. Xi intends to press ahead with his crackdown, and perhaps intensify it.
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The local Catalan government has since vowed to press ahead with a "roadmap" to independence, though it still unclear how it can deliver on this pledge.
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Despite that ruling, the Commerce Department plans to appeal the ruling and press ahead with Ms. Chen's dismissal, according to the people familiar with the case.
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Europe would be vulnerable to even more economic "pain" if the Trump administration decided to press ahead with U.S. investment curbs against China, analysts told CNBC.
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Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco has repeatedly urged them to press ahead with the reform and draw up capital plans to fill any potential shortfalls.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The administrator of Niki said he would press ahead with an agreed sale of the insolvent Austrian airline to British Airways owner IAG (ICAG.
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As the saga is coming to an end, markets will be relieved that South Korea finally can push forward to press ahead with electing new leadership.
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EPP delegates from 40 countries also adopted a resolution urging the new European Commission to press ahead with the accession process for the Western Balkan states.
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Israel has encouraged the Trump administration to press ahead with sanctions against its arch-foe, predicting that Tehran will eventually renegotiate a more limiting nuclear deal.
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Trump is also trying to press ahead with adding a question about citizenship to the 2020 census after the Supreme Court dealt a major setback last month.
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The list of banned technology items will also be expanded to make it more difficult for North Korea to press ahead with its nuclear and missile programs.
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Since then, the Wall Street Journal reported officials at the Justice Department and FBI have been squabbling over how and whether to press ahead with the probe.
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"We respect the close vote of our shareholders and understand it as a mandate to press ahead with our successful growth strategy," Chief Executive Matthias Wiedenfels said.
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Mr. Foran, who said he learned about the indictments in Texas about a half-hour before they were publicly announced, plans to press ahead with his lawsuit.
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"We will negotiate until the other side squeals!" she screamed to cheers from the delegates, who then voted by 362 to 279 to press ahead with negotiations.
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Related: Russia Threatens Retaliation If US Puts Heavy Weaponry in Eastern Europe However, Lute said NATO would press ahead with NATO's biggest modernization since the Cold War.
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Finance Minister Mateja Vranicar Erman said on Tuesday the government needed to press ahead with its economic policies to secure the country against the next financial crisis.
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A spokesperson from the Vatican told press ahead of the senator's visit to the Holy See that there would be no meeting between the Pope and Sanders.
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The government gave no official explanation, but some in the country had seen the rules as an attack on the press ahead of campaigning for national elections.
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MI The railways group expects to be ready to press ahead with a planned IPO in early 2018, CEO Renato Mazzoncini told Affari&Finanza in an interview.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - The Finnish government is set to press ahead with a stock market listing of state-owned alcoholic drinks company Altia to help boost its growth.
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But Kushner's comments as the violence raged on weren't included in the excerpts of his remarks delivered to the press ahead of time, according to TIME Magazine.
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said in a report the government should also press ahead with pension reform and increase investment in skills and training.
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Israel has encouraged the Trump administration to press ahead with sanctions against its arch-foe Iran, predicting that Tehran will eventually renegotiate a more limiting nuclear deal.
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If Mr. Trump refuses to be questioned, Mr. Mueller will have to weigh their arguments while deciding whether to press ahead with a historic grand jury subpoena.
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On the flipside, it&aposs been nearly a year since Meng&aposs arrest, and Trump hasn&apost made any clear moves to press ahead with such intervention.
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But without a commitment from Maurer's cabinet colleagues to press ahead, a summit would bear little fruit while the clock ticks toward more retaliatory steps from Brussels.
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An argument is brewing between the U.K. and U.S. over whether the British government should press ahead with plans to introduce a digital sales tax in April.
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Steinmeier and Ayrault both urged the Ukrainian government to press ahead with political reforms such as agreeing on a new election law and special rights for regions.
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It's not clear that WeWork will press ahead with its IPO at all, though the ouster of CEO Adam Neumann was ostensibly meant to rescue those efforts.
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A spokesman for the Catalan government in Barcelona said earlier on Wednesday that if Madrid went down this road, it would press ahead with steps towards statehood.
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Israel has said it will press ahead with missions in Syria, where it has launched scores of sorties against suspected arms transfers to Iranian-sponsored Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas.
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Russia will press ahead with plans to build two new power stations in Crimea, the RIA news agency reported Andrei Cherezov, a Russian deputy energy minister, as saying.
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Ramaphosa announced earlier this month that his ruling African National Congress will press ahead with plans to change the Constitution to allow the expropriation of land without compensation.
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That could give China's policymakers more confidence to press ahead this year with oft-delayed and painful structural reforms such as tackling a rapid build-up in debt.
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MDC lawmaker Innocent Gonese told reporters that the party disagreed with the two court rulings but would press ahead with protests in three other smaller cities starting Tuesday.
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Obsessing less about targets could give policymakers more room to press ahead with painful, structural reforms — in theory — at the risk of weighing on domestic and global growth.
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Even so, Mr Grayling wants to press ahead with joint train-and-track operations teams on the Southeastern and East Midlands franchises, both up for renewal in 2018.
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"This crisis is more political than economic," he said, adding that his government would press ahead with reforms to ease labor market conditions and raise the pension age.
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First quarter growth slipped to the weakest quarterly pace in three years, but inflation and wages picked up, signaling the Fed will press ahead with interest rate hikes.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Tod's will press ahead without a chief designer, Group' Chairman Diego Della Valle said on Friday after its Spring Summer 2018 catwalk show in Milan.
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The committee is "not satisfied" with the Justice Department's stonewalling and "will press ahead with its effort to obtain" the Mueller material, one of the two sources said.
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The government, at its weekly meeting, vowed to press ahead with legal action against what it called instigators of a strike it sees as harming the national interest.
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The Bank of Italy forecast on Tuesday 65 billion euros in sales of impaired bank loans this year and urged lenders to press ahead with cutting soured debt.
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The government argues that it is constitutionally bound to press ahead with the vote; postponing it would be illegal and reward the menacing actions of Mr Odinga's supporters.
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Merkel has said that the Brexit vote should be a wakeup call to the EU and the remaining countries should press ahead with integration though at different speeds.
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Ahead of his announcement this week, Republican critics of Clinton had hoped that he was the one voice of neutrality able to press ahead with action against Clinton.
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But Trump told reporters who traveled with him on Air Force One that he had decided it would let down his supporters if he did not press ahead.
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Speaking during Friday's parade, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Tehran would press ahead with strengthening its missile capabilities and military defenses, the state-run broadcaster Press TV reported.
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Washington also said it will press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the United States as well as export controls for goods exported to China.
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A strong reading may revive expectations that the Federal Reserve will press ahead with more U.S. interest rate hikes this year, which would weigh on non-yielding gold.
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It was a big turnaround for the central bank, which just six weeks ago had signaled it would press ahead on interest rate hikes begun in December 2015.
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And Senate GOP leaders said Saturday they will press ahead with drafting portions of the bill, which will cost at least $1.6 trillion, according to three GOP sources.
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" Five-time Olympian Hayley Wickenheiser, who was an early critic of IOC's plan to press ahead with the Tokyo Games, said: "Very proud of (Canadian flag) this evening.
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Hollande and his Prime Minister Manuel Valls have dismissed any suggestion that the reforms could falter, saying this week that the country needed to press ahead with them.
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Mr. Johnson could face the voters before Brexit is completed, demanding a mandate from them to press ahead, while blaming Parliament and the European Union for obstructing him.
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Mr. Johnson could face the voters before Brexit is completed, demanding a mandate from them to press ahead, while blaming Parliament and the European Union for obstructing him.
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The Trump administration has warned it could press ahead with Mexico alone and impose charges on Canada if it does not come on board with the revised terms.
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The minister added that Brazil's centre-right government would press ahead with reforms, presenting a proposal for an overhaul of the bloated welfare system to Congress this month.
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But the market has since recovered much of those losses and authorities say they aim to press ahead with reforms to improve liquidity and attract more foreign money.
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Merkel, on arriving at the summit, pledged to press ahead with the EU-Turkey pact despite the cancellation of the planned meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
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The proposal, which has yet to be turned into a government bill, is going through a three month consultation process before the government decides whether to press ahead.
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When he appeared before the press ahead of a meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Trump launched into a near hour-long, extended question and answer session.
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Temer could assume the presidency as soon as May 12 if the Senate votes to press ahead with a trial of Rousseff on charges of breaking budget rules.
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Only an enemy of the people would now try to ignore the election and press ahead regardless with the masochistic version of Brexit that Mrs May put to voters.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Catalan separatists marked the first anniversary of a failed independence declaration on Saturday with protests and vows to press ahead with their efforts to split from Spain.
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But a smooth implementation process could at least preserve the administration political space to press ahead with a scheme that does garner support from many Americans, especially Trump supporters.
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Fox also told reporters on a visit to Mexico City that he hoped Mexico and the European Union (EU) would press ahead with concluding their updated free trade agreement.
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Guaido has vowed to press ahead with street protests after talks with government officials hosted by Norway ended on Wednesday without progress toward resolving the long-running political crisis.
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President Trump's abrupt decision to pull forces from northern Syria forced the Pentagon to press ahead with a risky night operation that killed the ISIS leader, military officials said.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese authorities said on Tuesday they will press ahead with the country's first oil and gas licensing round regardless of uncertainty over a twice-postponed general election.
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The court issued the arrest warrants after deciding to press ahead with proceedings against four other suspected members of the outlawed group, public prosecutor Nayan Noor Rahman told reporters.
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Softbank says it's impressed by GM's holistic approach to this new market, and GM says the cash will help it press ahead without depriving its established car-making business.
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The financial security provided by health insurance is not the only issue worrying Latino leaders as President Trump and the Republicans press ahead with their plan to dismantle ObamaCare.
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Kudlow, speaking on Bloomberg Television, said Liu was due back in Beijing after today's talks but the two sides would press ahead to resolve remaining differences by video link.
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Germany, whose exports of cars and parts to the United States are more than half the EU total, has been among those most keen to press ahead with talks.
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Signalling she is ready to press ahead with deeper European integration, Merkel said she did not rule out a French idea to have a common euro zone finance minister.
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A spokesman for Scottish Widows said the Lloyds-owned insurer was "disappointed" with the ruling but it would press ahead with plans to transfer assets to BlackRock and Schroders.
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"Banca Carige need to press ahead quickly with its path of recovery which has been carried out by Paolo Fiorentino... without losing precious time," Mincione said in the statement.
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As prosecutors and judges press ahead with the cases, many Argentines question whether the ruling class can move beyond a culture of graft that has hamstrung the country's progress.
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His political advisor, Dominic Cummings, reportedly said Johnson's government would press ahead with an October 31 exit, even if MPs voted to bring down the government before that date.
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U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton told Putin on Tuesday that Washington would press ahead with plans to quit the pact despite objections from Russia and some European countries.
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Expectations that the U.S. central bank would press ahead with rate hikes over the summer slipped earlier this month after the release of weak U.S. payrolls data for May.
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The bank will press ahead with a JP Morgan-led rescue plan, it said on Tuesday, envisaging a 5 billion euro recapitalisation and a sale of non-performing loans.
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In the days leading up to the meeting, he has vowed to press ahead with a plan to raise tariffs on Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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But his mentality — press ahead, no matter what, especially in the playoffs — can be costly, and he scored only 14 points while shooting 5 of 21 from the field.
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That's prompted concerns that schools won't be required to investigate a child's reports to a nurse or coach, and that young victims might not press ahead with signed complaints.
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"We expect to see North Korea press ahead with additional missile tests this year and its foreign minister has threatened an atmospheric nuclear test over the Pacific," he added.
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France's Lactalis has not secured the 2300 percent stake in Parmalat It needed to press ahead with plans to delist the Italian food company, a filing showed on Tuesday.
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She told the Associated Press ahead of an appearance at the 2014 tournament that she would " never forget that I met the love of my life at the World Cup."
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COLOMBO, June 26 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka President Maithripala Sirisena said on Wednesday the government would press ahead with a controversial plan to reinsate the death penalty for drug-related offences.
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" National Association of Manufacturers chief executive Jay Timmons urged Trump to press ahead "with a rules-based agreement that ends (China's) intellectual property theft and other significant unfair trade practices.
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The prosecutors are expected to hurry along Ms Park's case, and to press ahead with parallel investigations into other suspects in the scandal, while other politicians campaign for the presidency.
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Expectations that the U.S. central bank would press ahead with interest rate increases over the summer faded earlier this month after the release of weak U.S. payrolls data for May.
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Two sources said the Abu Dhabi government had not really made a serious effort to lobby Rome to press ahead with the Italian P2HH order, still in the development phase.
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The campaign against the city, Islamic State's Syrian base of operations, is gathering pace as Iraqi forces press ahead with their efforts to recapture Mosul, the jihadists' base in Iraq.
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Now, the sources said, Silver Lake is looking to press ahead with an IPO in the first half of 2018 but has yet to decide where to list the company.
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The government vowed to press ahead with its crackdown, refusing to extend the deadline of the amnesty, which was launched in 2014 and saw more than 800,000 people come forward.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China pledged on Sunday to press ahead with market opening and reforms while reiterating that it will treat domestic and foreign firms equally and protect intellectual property rights.
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While such statements are hardly new, they underscored the nervous market mood after top leaders recently reiterated they would press ahead with efforts to reduce risks in the financial system.
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Ischinger also urged France and Germany to press ahead with closer military cooperation, saying Germany and France could agree to joint defense procurement from a certain date in the future.
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She reiterated that Canada could find it hard to press ahead with efforts to ratify the treaty as long as U.S. maintained tariffs on imports of Canadians steel and aluminum.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania may beat its official growth forecast of 220 percent this year and will press ahead with tax cuts in 5.73, Finance Minister Viorel Stefan said on Friday.
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If the listing goes smoothly, it could embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, namely the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP.
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In exchange for bringing the measure to the floor for a House vote, Senate leaders would press ahead with a companion package of bills supported by Hensarling, a Texas Republican.
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However, the slow pace of justice in Brazil would likely allow the government to press ahead with pension and labor reforms in Congress before any impact was felt, analysts say.
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The attempt to hold peace talks was abandoned on Saturday after three days of waiting for the Houthi delegation, but the United Nations envoy vowed to press ahead with diplomacy.
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He urged Brokenshire to press ahead with a ban without any consultation, but Brokenshire responded that it was right to consult to make sure the eventual policy decisions were right.
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Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Qatar could press ahead with new bond issues in 2017 as they seek to fill budget deficits caused by low oil revenues.
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Gary the dog became a pop culture sensation two years ago, while Carrie Fisher was doing the rounds of press ahead of the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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That, too, several United States players said, was part of their motivation to press ahead with their suit only months before they turn their focus to retaining their world championship.
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LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - Britain's listed companies should not press ahead with a requirement to tender out their audit work in current markets, the Financial Reporting Council said on Tuesday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lawmakers from both houses of France's parliament on Monday opened the way for the government to press ahead with its first major reform, an overhaul of labor rules.
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Riad Hijab, chief coordinator of the main Western-backed Syrian opposition, told reporters he hoped to see progress quickly, including a "working group" to press ahead on the core issues.
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Capping gains in gold, bond yields have been rising this week on expectations that strong economic data globally will encourage the U.S. Federal Reserve to press ahead with monetary tightening.
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The new steel group, with operations in 10 countries and 30,000 employees, will also press ahead with a sustainable steel initiative, aiming to become carbon neutral by 2030, Gupta said.
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While gas-fired power plants performed well, RWE said that hard coal-fired stations remained under pressure, adding the group would press ahead with efficiency measures, without giving specific details.
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Mr. Brady said Tuesday that he would press ahead with the import tax, not merely because it would make up for lost revenue but because it would protect American jobs.
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German officials acknowledge that some countries are ready to press ahead with reforms faster than others and see their role as ensuring the whole European project does not break up.
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" Five-time Olympian Hayley Wickenheiser, who was an early critic of IOC's plan to press ahead with the Tokyo Games, wrote on Twitter: "Very proud of (Canadian flag) this evening.
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Some employees of the agency are attempting to convince the administration not to press ahead with their plans, but there are contingency efforts underway to save any data being removed.
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South Korea's acting President Hwang Kyo-ahn vowed to press ahead with controversial plans to install a U.S. missile defense system on its territory this year, despite Beijing's strident opposition.
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MBDA's German unit and Lockheed formed a 60-40 joint venture in March to press ahead with the new TLVS defense system after years of negotiations with the German defense ministry.
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China will focus on stable development of its capital markets this year, but will press ahead to further open its markets to foreign companies, the top securities regulator said on Sunday.
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North Korea had already categorically rejected the Security Council resolution imposing sanctions over its latest test, vowing to press ahead with its nuclear and missile programmes in defiance of international pressure.
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Mr. Johnson said he would not press ahead with trying to win ratification of the withdrawal bill he negotiated with the European Union until the Labour Party grants him an election.
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But she changed her mind after student organizers withdrew their invitation, though they vowed to press ahead with a lawsuit filed on Tuesday accusing UC Berkeley of suppressing freedom of speech.
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Ottawa said last week that it would press ahead with moves to ratify the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement after the U.S. administration lifted tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum exports.
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Well over half the economists said such declaration would increase the likelihood that the government will press ahead with a planned - twice postponed - increase in the sales tax in October 2019.
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Although it might take a few weeks, it would signal to North Korea the seriousness of their intent and might persuade Mr Kim not to press ahead with a wider attack.
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"This decision is fundamental for the company to press ahead with its plan for partnerships and divestments, one of the pillars for reaching its target of reducing leverage," the statement said.
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Many observers see stepping down as a way for Park to avoid the embarrassment of impeachment as opposition parties look to press ahead next week with a vote to unseat her.
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MI Italy decided to press ahead with the IPO of air traffic controller ENAV, putting a brave face on heightened market volatility triggered by Britain's vote to exit the European Union.
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The renewed attacks on the port city, a lifeline for millions of Yemenis, could put further pressure on U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths, who has vowed to press ahead with diplomacy.
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Ministers from the U.S., Canada and Mexico are trying to press ahead with the negotiations in order to try to avoid clashing with a presidential election in Mexico on July 1.
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Maddy Thimont Jack of the Institute for Government, a think-tank, says ministers have chosen not to press ahead with the agriculture and fisheries bills for fear of ambushes by MPs.
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Reuters reported in March and in May, shortly after the food safety and corruption scandals, respectively, that JBS would press ahead with the $1 billion IPO plan despite dwindling investor confidence.
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Total has previously expressed its commitment to Iran and desire to press ahead with the project as long as it can find a way to continue operating legally in the country.
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Gold fell on Friday after stronger than forecast U.S. payrolls data boosted expectations that the Federal Reserve will press ahead with another U.S. interest rate hike this month, lifting the dollar.
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In Baltimore, the acquittal of a police officer on all charges in Freddie Gray's death is raising questions about whether the state should press ahead with the trials of other officers.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy should further cut its structural budget deficit this year and press ahead with prudent budget policies, the Vice President of the European Commission told a daily on Thursday.
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If the administration does not detail its plans by Friday, Hazel said he would press ahead with considering allegations that the decision to add the question was motivated by racial bias.
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Certainly, the United States has compelling reasons to press ahead to dislodge the Islamic State from it self-proclaimed "caliphate" in Raqqa, and more broadly in eastern Syria and western Iraq.
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Privately, they are determined to press ahead with the confirmation process despite the political risks and the possibility that Republican senators may still defect and oppose the nomination in the end.
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Separately, Mr Cohn, Ms Chao and Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, still claim that they will press ahead with their own plan when — or if — tax reform is laid to rest.
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Even as the military conflict with Iran appeared to have deescalated on Wednesday, Kaine said that he will continue to press ahead with his effort to limit Trump's authority on Iran.
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If the country were to press ahead with reforms to alleviate pressure on the naira before issuing a bond, it could help lower the cost of borrowing, M&G's Calich said.
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President Donald Trump's decision to press ahead with one of his most contentious campaign promises will likely galvanize defenders of free trade in the long run, according to one market strategist.
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If the proposed tournament with Conmebol does not come to fruition, U.S. Soccer could still press ahead with a new event, possibly a scaled-down tournament involving teams from other continents.
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Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday Rome would press ahead with a plan to settle overdue state payments by issuing mini-bills unless a better solution was put forward.
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Hariri has urged the quick formation of a government after the election so it can press ahead with reforms needed to reduce state debt levels, among the highest in the world.
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The sizable Truven purchase is further evidence that IBM's management, led by Virginia M. Rometty, the company's chief executive, intends to press ahead with that plan despite declining revenue and disappointing profits.
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More recently, though, he said a global economic contraction could also force a re-think, and it would be meaningless to press ahead if it crimped tax revenue by choking the economy.
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Juncker also attended Schaeuble's party on Monday and praised him for working to unify the EU. Schaeuble said those EU states that want to press ahead with closer integration must do so.
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More recently, though, he said a global economic contraction could also force a rethink and that it would be meaningless to press ahead if it crimped tax revenue by choking the economy.
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On January 4th he was jailed for nine years for corruption, in a case that had been dormant since 2011 but which the authorities suddenly decided to press ahead with last year.
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In a since-deleted tweet, Frankel, 48, said she believes Housewives Kyle Richards and Lisa Rinna were not responsible for leaking the story to the press ahead of the show's season premiere.
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Schaeuble later described reforms agreed by Greece as "remarkable" but said the Greek economy was not yet competitive and that Athens must press ahead with implementing its existing reforms-for-aid program.
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The sovereign fund said last summer that it planned to press ahead with the Cooperation fund despite U.S.-China trade tensions, but details of its first deal have not been previously reported.
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Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday Rome would press ahead with a plan to settle overdue state payments by issuing mini-bills unless a better solution was put forward.
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Had he decided to accept a short delay, he would most likely have been able to press ahead and succeed in passing Brexit, in some form, by the end of the year.
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The move appeared designed to limit the opportunity for Members of Parliament to press ahead with their plans to prevent Johnson from leaving the European Union on October 31 without a deal.
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Merkel has also come around to the idea, shared by Macron's team, of a "multi-speed" Europe in which groups of like-minded countries press ahead with integration in specific policy areas.
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Indeed, there's a strong argument to make that Mr. Zuckerberg's protected position will allow the company to press ahead with expensive investments in the face of any shareholder grumbling that may arise.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria will press ahead with a proposed tax on internet giants after plans for an European Union-wide levy fell through this week, Finance Minister Hartwig Loeger said on Friday.
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Even as the military conflict with Iran appeared to have de-escalated on Wednesday, Kaine said that he will continue to press ahead with his effort to limit Trump's authority on Iran.
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But as most Senate Republicans maintained their support for Ms. DeVos, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, scheduled a rare, early-morning procedural vote on her nomination to press ahead.
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Republicans say the U.S. sanctions imposed by the administration earlier this year in response to similar tests in October and November are too weak, and vowed to press ahead with new sanctions.
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Israel has encouraged the Trump administration to press ahead with sanctions against its regional arch-enemy Iran, predicting that Tehran will eventually renegotiate a more limiting nuclear deal as Washington has demanded.
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Mr Zuma, speaking at the recent ANC policy conference, noted "the latest reluctance of other member states to withdraw en bloc", even as he said he wanted to press ahead with doing so.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's main election board on Wednesday upheld rulings barring several Kremlin critics from a Moscow election next month as the opposition said it would press ahead with nationwide protests this weekend.
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Still, four people involved in the deals said JBS and BRF would press ahead with the IPOs while seeking to shore up investor confidence with a campaign arguing the police probe misstated facts.
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In addition to outlining the expansion of its offshore response to the rising threat of Islamic State, Turnbull said his government would also press ahead with measures to combat domestic acts of terror.
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I'm skeptical about the efficacy of fact-checking generally, but as part of a larger toolkit of efforts to fight misinformation I think Facebook should still probably press ahead with (and refine) it.
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Spain's Constitutional Court in August annulled a resolution by Catalonia's assembly to press ahead with independence, sharpening the stand-off between the separatists and the central government of the conservative People's Party (PP).
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Renewable energy and engineering company Abengoa said late on Monday its board had agreed to press ahead with a debt restructuring and asset sales, as it races to avoid becoming Spain's biggest bankruptcy.
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Syrian rebel officials says Turkey wants to get the approval of Moscow, the power with the dominant role in Syria, to press ahead with its widely anticipated plan to deploy troops in Idlib.
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Therefore, rather than press ahead with OPLAN 5015 immediately, American commanders decided that they should bring at least another 500 tactical aircraft into the theatre, both from carriers and from bases in America.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will focus on stable development of its capital markets this year, but will press ahead to further open its markets to foreign companies, the top securities regulator said on Sunday.
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They were joined on Saturday by another key member of Puigdemont's coalition, Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya, whose leader Oriol Junqueras said they should press ahead with splitting from Spain following an independence vote.
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In a statement, the government said the aim of the decree was to preserve the stability of Carige and allow it to press ahead with plans to cut bad loans and bolster capital.
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But some opposition parties are concerned that a strong election result for the ruling bloc may encourage Abe to press ahead with his long-held aspiration to revise the U.S.-drafted pacifist constitution.
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Trump has also said he would press ahead with hefty tariffs on $4.23 billion of Chinese imports and threatened to impose a 20 percent duty on all imports of European Union-assembled cars.
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair's legacy was tainted by his decision to join the war against Iraq, especially after an inquiry concluded that the decision to press ahead was based on flawed intelligence.
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IOI's statement said it would only press ahead with formal legal action against the RSPO at the District Court in Zurich if the parties were unable to reach an agreement during conciliation proceedings.
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The British bank is seeking to press ahead with restructuring plans which have seen it shift towards a transatlantic U.S.-UK focus and an emphasis on investment banking under Chief Executive Jes Staley.
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The prime minister, Li Keqiang, told reporters that China would press ahead with "structural reforms" to boost market forces and said the government would try to find new jobs for those laid off.
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MILAN, April 4 (Reuters) - France's Lactalis has not secured the 90 percent stake in Parmalat it needed to press ahead with plans to delist the Italian food company, a filing showed on Tuesday.
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VIENNA, March 15 (Reuters) - Austria will press ahead with a planned tax on Internet giants after plans for an EU-wide levy fell through this week, Finance Minister Hartwig Loeger said on Friday.
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Many suspect, however, that the effort to remove Ms. Rousseff has more to do with her decision to allow prosecutors to press ahead with a corruption investigation at Petrobras, the state oil company.
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County of San Diego, on whether to take their loss or press ahead will say a lot about the character of the new term, and of the 12th year of the Roberts court.
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On Brazil's growth prospects, Guedes struck a customarily bullish tone, insisting the government must press ahead with its economic reform agenda, which includes a large-scale privatization process and ambitious tax reform program.
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A weakening in the single currency is seen as a headwind for bond markets since it could encourage the European Central Bank to press ahead with plans to unwind its massive stimulus scheme.
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But either scenario would dramatically upset the presidential race, which is why some predict that the Justice Department would stay mum until after the election if it wants to press ahead with charges.
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But she said companies should press ahead with development and deployment of artificial intelligence systems that could spot such content before it is posted on the internet and block it from being disseminated.
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The southernmost Chinese territory in the South China Sea, Sansha, will press ahead with a plan to build an "island city" on Woody Island and two smaller neighbouring islets in the contested waters.
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Britain's markets watchdog will press ahead with a new premium listing next month aimed at attracting companies like state-controlled Saudi Aramco to London, although the rules have been "refined" following investor criticism.
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The deal could yet embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, although the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP is still hanging in the balance.
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Trump has also said he would press ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports and threatened to impose a 20 percent duty on all imports of European Union-assembled cars.
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Backers of the prison bill, which is titled the First Step Act, say that Congress should take what it can get immediately and continue to press ahead on the more challenging sentencing changes.
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Should the Italian judge rule in favor of Vivendi's request, it could sink Mediaset efforts to press ahead with its project, which was already put on hold by a Spanish court in October.
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Many saw the piece as a crucial development that showed that Democratic lawmakers had enough backing — including among their politically vulnerable colleagues — to press ahead and open an impeachment inquiry into the president.
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Tashkent city authorities said they would press ahead with Thursday festivities for the wider public, although they were putting off evening fireworks because of a football game between Uzbekistan and Syria national teams.
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Should the Italian judge rule in favor of Vivendi's request, it could sink Mediaset efforts to press ahead with its project, which was already put on hold by a Spanish court in October.
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"While our adversaries seek to surpass us by developing these cutting-edge technologies, we must press ahead to preserve our long-held battlefield overmatch," Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper said at the forum.
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The deal could yet embolden the government to press ahead with other big asset sales, although the more lucrative but politically trickier disposal of airports operator ADP is still hanging in the balance.
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But Ms. Sturgeon intends to press ahead, promising to tell her Parliament in April of plans to keep up momentum for what she calls "an act of democratic self-determination," noting that Mrs.
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Washington will also press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the United States as well as export controls for goods exported to China, the statement from the White House said.
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While such statements about tackling risks are hardly new, they underscored the nervous market mood after top leaders recently reiterated they would press ahead with efforts to reduce risks in the financial system.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece, Cyprus and Israel will press ahead with the development of a pipeline channeling natural gas from the eastern Mediterranean to Europe, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' office said on Sunday.
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The differing views among House members on Friday foreshadowed the acrimony that is all but certain in the weeks to come, as Republicans press ahead with their repeal efforts over Democrats' strenuous objections.
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The House will press ahead with its work on the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Act in the coming week, with the commonwealth expected to default on paying billions in debt.
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If the offer to Conmebol is not revived, U.S. Soccer is expected to press ahead with plans for a scaled-down tournament featuring national teams from other continents, potentially including Africa and Asia.
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It's always satisfying to see a roundly reviled idiom reanimated by a visual intelligence keen enough to recognize that there's more work to be done, and fearless enough to press ahead with it.
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Under its third aid program of up to 86 billion euros agreed in 2015, Greece pledged to press ahead with state asset sales to raise 14 billion euros by 2022 to cut public debt.
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German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz is ready to press ahead with a financial transaction tax at national level if other countries are not willing to introduce the levy, Der Spiegel reported late on Friday.
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Scheuer said they were all keen to press ahead with such incentives, which aim to convince customers to buy newer, cleaner vehicles that have lower emissions and would not be affected by driving bans.
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It was not clear whether Trump meant officials to press ahead with a census that includes the citizenship question -- or whether he wants to launch a new longshot legal challenge to make it feasible.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has shrugged off nationwide protests against planned reforms to France's strict labor regulations, saying on Wednesday he was "listening" but would nonetheless press ahead with the bill.
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AMSTERDAM, April 14 (Reuters) - Weapons inspectors aim to press ahead with plans to head to the site of a suspected chemical weapons attack in the Syrian town of Douma on Saturday, sources told Reuters.
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The board of Italian broadcaster Mediaset has given management a mandate to press ahead with legal action against Vivendi over a disputed pay-TV deal, a source close to the matter said on Tuesday.
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The pound rose to a two-week high after as the U.S. dollar fell and a top policymaker said the Bank of England should press ahead with an interest rate hike to curb inflation.
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The North Korean announcement said the test had been personally ordered by Mr. Kim, only three days after he signed an order on Sunday for North Korean engineers to press ahead with the attempt.
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The White House gave assurances late on Tuesday that it wants to press ahead with negotiations and that helped Germany's export-heavy DAX index outperform, shrugging off dire domestic industrial output data for June.
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LONDON (Reuters) - EU banks should press ahead with preparations for Britain's departure from the European Union despite Brexit being postponed to October, the head of the euro zone's banks resolution board said on Monday.
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ROME, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Italy will press ahead with plans to privatise state-controlled companies but the government will maintain a guiding role in their objective, Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Wednesday.
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"We expect the Fed to press ahead with a rate hike in June, but considering the original path for monetary tightening, the U.S. is looser than expected," Capital Economics commodities economist Simona Gambarini said.
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Officials noted that Razzazz had been an opponent of reforms that hurt the poor, and said his appointment conveyed to foreign donors that Jordan would press ahead with reforms, though in a gradual way.
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Jenisch sees the Africa and Middle East region remaining tough, while adding the company would press ahead with its disposal program where it aims to raise about 2 billion francs from selling cement plants.
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MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - Siemens shareholders urged Chief Executive Joe Kaeser to press ahead with transforming the engineering group which made its best annual operating profit to date last year and raised its earnings forecasts.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Rising crude prices helped Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp easily beat analysts' quarterly profit expectations on Friday, setting an upbeat tone as the two companies press ahead with shale oil expansions.
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The Spanish government has urged Catalans to accept its decision to dismiss their secessionist leadership amid speculation that the regional President, Carlos Puigdemont, is planning to press ahead with a unilateral declaration of independence.
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"The consensus approach in the Senate has worked so well so far, and we'd like to see them press ahead with that," said Ron Eidshaug, the Chamber's vice president for congressional and public affairs.
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The interview has been expected for weeks and could help provide final information that federal officials need to decide whether to press ahead with charges — a decision that could amount to a political earthquake.
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In a statement after its board meeting, the bank confirmed its "firm" intention to press ahead with the JPMorgan deal and present a business and capital-boosting plan to the market on Oct. 24.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Tuesday Rome would press ahead with a plan to settle overdue state payments by issuing mini-bills unless a better solution was put forward.
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MELBOURNE, March 18 (Reuters) - The Australian Football League (AFL) will press ahead with the opening weekend of the top flight Australian rules season despite new measures to control the coronavirus introduced by the government.
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The economy's weakness is the source of growing frustration across all segments of society, but the best way to boost confidence and activity is to press ahead with the government's reform agenda, he said.
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The Treasury Department was also forced by Congress to press ahead with sanctions on Russia out of concern that Mr. Trump would roll them back, given his affinity for its president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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A top U.S. diplomat who raised concerns about the Trump administration's decision to withhold aid to Ukraine is slated to testify Tuesday behind closed doors as House Democrats press ahead with their impeachment inquiry.
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He said that the British government would press ahead with ratification of the withdrawal agreement and that he hopes the process can be completed before the current deadline for Brexit lapses on Oct. 31.
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" And 55% of Democrats said that their party leaders should press ahead with impeachment even "if it means a lengthy and expensive process that could weaken their chances of winning the presidency in 2020.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte meanwhile called for a toning down of rhetoric in a bid to calm markets as leaders of Rome's populist government said they would press ahead with the budget plans.
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While not every firm enjoyed big gains in the recent quarter, K Street anticipates the situation will only improve as President Trump and congressional Republicans settle in and press ahead with an ambitious agenda.
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But rather than continue to pursue those witnesses through lengthy court fights, Democrats have made their own fateful choice, to press ahead with impeachment based on the evidence their inquiry has amassed so far.
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The renewed attacks on the Red Sea port city, a lifeline for millions of Yemenis, could put further pressure on U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths, who has said he will press ahead with diplomacy.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israeli forces would press ahead with Syria operations despite their loss of the advanced warplane, the first it has lost to enemy fire in 36 years.
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He has demanded an apology and said on Thursday he would press ahead with a legal case against the media group if he did not get one through the negotiations, as recommended by the president.
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After the government filed its response, Hazel issued an order giving the challengers permission to press ahead in the meantime with claims that the citizenship question proposal was rooted in unconstitutionally and unlawfully discriminatory motives.
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"We are not willing to let the White House engage us in a lengthy game of rope-a-dope in the courts, so we press ahead," Mr. Schiff told reporters outside his secure hearing rooms.
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And, critically, the strength the American economy has demonstrated since Election Day is fundamentally built upon the fact that former Chair Janet Yellen rejected this viewpoint and chose to press ahead with demand-led recovery.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland will hold the first round of its presidential election on May 10, a vote that will decide whether the ruling nationalists can press ahead with policies criticized by Brussels and the opposition.
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Like hundreds of other Catalan businesses, Sabadell, Spain's fifth-biggest bank, transferred its registered offices out of Catalonia earlier this month to seek legal certainty as the region's leaders press ahead with a secession campaign.
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"We will continue to use profits to make bigger bets on content, enhance the viewing experience, and continue to press ahead into new grounds in what is our core advantage: technology and data," he added.
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After reading the arguments against neural nets — namely that they were hard to train and not particularly powerful— LeCun decided to press ahead anyway, pursuing a PhD where he'd focus on them despite the doubts.
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"Shanghai has recently continued to press ahead with the QDLP pilot scheme and has started vetting QDLP licenses with plans to grant institutions quotas within the existing QDLP limit," the regulator said in an email.
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The aim of the groups involved in a plan to rescue Alitalia, including US carrier Delta, are determined to press ahead and respect the timeframe of their operation despite the government crisis, Il Messaggero said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer's government introduced to Congress on Tuesday a landmark constitutional amendment to cap public spending, seeking to press ahead with unpopular reforms in the wake of last weekend's municipal elections.
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Bangladeshi diplomats say the abrupt cancellation of the talks, planned for mid-October, reflected Myanmar's reluctance to deepen bilateral ties and press ahead with talks on security cooperation and the establishment of border liaison officers.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - An attempt to hold peace talks for Yemen was abandoned on Saturday after three days of waiting for the Houthi movement's delegation, but the United Nations envoy vowed to press ahead with diplomacy.
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Thursday's report said banks, insurers, asset managers and market infrastructure firms in Britain should instead press ahead with applying for licences before next March to avoid their customers being cut off from services like clearing.
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Moves like that put Iflix and other regional players such as HOOQ — which doesn't operate in Malaysia — under pressure if Netflix decides to press ahead and expand its cheaper subscription to more markets in Asia.
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Toby and Derek Rice have been frustrated with operations at EQT and decided their only recourse was to press ahead with a proxy battle and for Toby Rice to replace McNally as chief executive officer.
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"We are not willing to let the White House engage us in a lengthy game of rope-a-dope in the courts, so we press ahead," Schiff told reporters, according to The New York Times.
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The party, which is trailing the Conservatives in the polls, fears it would lose a fresh vote, and that Johnson would claim a victory as a renewed mandate to press ahead with his Brexit plans.
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Organizers said they were determined to press ahead with the planned week of activities, including a rally in the capital of the socially conservative nation, despite the government warning it could not guarantee participants' safety.
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Many of the companies also recognized that it was a good time to press ahead with a federal privacy law since Trump administration officials have expressed openness to a business-friendly approach to such rules.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli centrist politician Benny Gantz pledged to press ahead on Monday after TV exit polls predicted a strong lead for his conservative rival, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but did not immediately concede defeat.
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Martin Feldstein, a Harvard University economics professor and a longtime adviser to Republican presidents, said that the moment was not perfect, but that Mr. Trump should nevertheless press ahead because the changes would be valuable.
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Rob Portman of Ohio, Mark Kirk of Illinois and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin joined Democratic colleagues in calling on then-President Poroshenko to "press ahead with urgent reforms to the Prosecutor General's office and judiciary."
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The documents reiterated Trump's plan to press ahead with his famous promise to build a wall along the southern border with Mexico, and underlined his administration's opposition to the policies of so-called sanctuary cities.
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Britain's audit watchdog has asked the top seven accountancy firms to press ahead with separating the running of their audit and consultancy services without waiting for a change in the law.
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Their decision to press ahead with impeachment by the end of this year has only increased the burden on them to provide the clearest and most comprehensible account possible of high crimes by this president.
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However, environmentalists said the plan - almost two years after Volkswagen admitted to cheating U.S. diesel emissions tests - was too little, too late, and vowed to press ahead with legal action aimed at banning polluting vehicles.
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With neither firm lodging a binding offer by a June 30 deadline, Sydney-headquartered Fairfax said it would now press ahead with a break-up which would see it list its biggest revenue generator, Domain.
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In his debut testimony before Congress on Tuesday, Powell gave an upbeat assessment of the U.S. economic outlook and indicated that the central bank would press ahead with further rate rises after three last year.
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Opposition leaders say they have no choice but to press ahead with their plan to alleviate the crippling shortages in the country because Mr. Maduro rejects humanitarian aid and refuses even to acknowledge the crisis.
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Lam has vowed to press ahead with the legislation despite deep concerns in the Asian financial hub, including among business leaders, that it could undermine freedoms and investor confidence, and erode the city's competitive advantages.
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But there is still an overwhelming sense of uncertainty as parts of the sprawling city slowly come to life and Iraqi special forces press ahead with their offensive on Islamic State's last big stronghold in Iraq.
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Indications from the Federal Reserve that it would press ahead with further interest rate hikes this year after only their second rise in a decade last month are buoying the U.S. currency, and therefore pressuring gold.
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Deutsche Telekom CEO Tim Hoettges said T-Mobile, in which the German company owns a 64 percent stake, would press ahead with a strategy that has added more than a million customers for 18 consecutive quarters.
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Although cities – which generate 80 percent of global economic output – may face similar kinds of problems, resources and central government policies determine how fast they can press ahead and the impact of their actions, said experts.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt made clear on Monday that it planned to press ahead with air strikes against Islamist militants in neighbouring Libya who it says were responsible for killing Egyptian Christians in an ambush last week.
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After securing his victory, Tajani suggested that there is neither a need to press ahead with "more" European integration, nor to destroy this successful supranational political project to deal with the current crisis in European politics.
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Investors turned their attention to world stocks, which hit a 2979.60-month high, lifted by strong Japanese trade data, stellar European company earnings and hopes that Trump will press ahead with a large fiscal spending package.
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Gold fell to a seven-week low on Wednesday after upbeat U.S. home sales data in the previous session boosted expectations that the Federal Reserve will press ahead with interest rate hikes in the near term.
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This, he says, would help restore trust with Germany and make it easier for the euro zone's two biggest countries, long seen as the motor of European integration, to press ahead with reforms of the bloc.
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Volkswagen on Monday said it would press ahead with a listing of Traton before the 2019 summer break and would invest nearly 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion) in an electric vehicle battery cell plant in Europe.
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"Nonetheless, with another Brexit crunch point looming in October and growth likely to be modest this year, we doubt the (Bank of England) will press ahead with another interest rate hike until next summer," Wishart added.
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The backdrop for world markets remained sombre, however, as the United States revived trade war fears with an announcement that it would press ahead with tariffs and restrictions on Chinese investments, and Beijing threatened to retaliate.
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Black Sea Oil & Gas (BSOG) decided earlier this year to press ahead with plans to extract an estimated 10 billion cubic metres of gas from shallow waters - given the amount of money it has already invested.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Major central banks should press ahead with interest rate increases, the Bank for International Settlements said on Sunday, while recognizing that some turbulence in financial markets will have to be negotiated along the way.
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Update July 27th, 10:00AM ET: The auto transfer feature didn't work for iOS devices on a pre-release version of QuikStories that was issued by GoPro to press ahead of the release of this news.
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Following a board meeting on Tuesday, the Tuscan lender said it would press ahead with a JP Morgan-led rescue plan, envisaging a 5 billion euro ($5.5 billion) recapitalisation and a sale of non-performing loans.
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Investors turned their attention to world stocks, which hit a 21-month high, lifted by strong Japanese trade data, stellar European company earnings and hopes that Trump will press ahead with a large fiscal spending package.
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It said it will trim planned investments in manufacturing equipment by 100 million-200 million euros, but will press ahead with the construction of a 1.6 billion euro chip facility in the Austrian town of Villach.
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His successor as governor, Carles Puigdemont, has vowed to press ahead with a "road map" to independence for the northeastern region that is centered around the city of Barcelona, despite the constitutional court ruling it illegal.
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Senate President Renan Calheiros on Monday said Maranhao was "playing with democracy" and that the Senate would press ahead with a Wednesday vote on whether to suspend Rousseff for up to six months pending a trial.
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Ukraine urgently needs a stable coalition in order to conclude negotiations with the International Monetary Fund for $1.7 billion in new aid to keep its economy afloat, and to press ahead with economic and social reforms.
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It has emboldened the GOP to press ahead with a vote as soon as next week, despite Ford's stunning allegation that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when the two were teenagers at a 22019s high school party.
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Volkswagen group nearly doubled operating profit last year, even as it continued to grapple with fallout from the emissions scandal and prepares to press ahead with a costly strategic shift to electric and self-driving cars.
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He said a slowdown in Chinese economic growth was not a surprise, but the country needed to press ahead with reforms as it went through a "long and difficult transition" to a more consumer driven economy.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's President Michel Temer deplored violent clashes in Rio de Janeiro during a national strike on Friday but said his government would press ahead with its agenda of reforms aimed at balancing the budget.
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"As the saga is coming to an end, markets will be relieved that South Korea finally can push forward to press ahead with electing new leadership," said Trinh Nguyen, senior economist at Natixis in Hong Kong.
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Indicating that the Bishkek government planned to press ahead with the reforms, a parliamentary committee on Tuesday approved a bill that would call a referendum on the proposed reforms if they are approved by the legislature.
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On Thursday, during the meeting of the New Jersey Transit board, Mr. Hammer ordered Mr. Santoro to "take a renewed focus on safety" and to press ahead with installing technology that can automatically stop speeding trains.
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WASHINGTON — Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Wednesday that the House would press ahead with a vote on a broad immigration bill that includes language to curb the Trump administration's practice of separating families on the border.
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Democrats have insisted that Mr. Mueller is the best person to provide a detailed interpretation of the 448-page report that he delivered in March to Mr. Barr, and on Sunday, they vowed to press ahead.
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Mr. Kushner would press ahead with prison reforms but avoid a politically divisive issue he cared even more strongly about, sentencing reform, which the attorney general and Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, both adamantly oppose.
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The piece was seen by many as a crucial development that encouraged Democratic lawmakers by indicating they had enough backing — including among their politically vulnerable colleagues — to press ahead and open an inquiry into the president.
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The piece was seen by many as a crucial development that encouraged Democratic lawmakers by indicating they had enough backing — including among their politically vulnerable colleagues — to press ahead and open an inquiry into the president.
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China should and will take military action if the U.S. decides to press ahead with legislation designed to encourage high-level contact with Taiwanese officials, according to a report by state media outlet The Global Times.
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Jerome Powell, the Fed chairman, sought to assure Americans the decision not to press ahead with another rate hike was not due to concerns about the US economy, which remains at something close to full employment.
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Lam has vowed to press ahead with the legislation despite deep concerns in the Asian financial hub, including among business leaders, that it could undermine those freedoms and investor confidence and erode the city's competitive advantages.
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JERUSALEM/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israeli forces would press ahead with Syria operations despite their loss of an advanced warplane to enemy fire for the first time in 36 years.
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White house adviser Larry Kudlow, speaking on Bloomberg Television earlier in the day, said Liu was due back in Beijing after Friday's talks, but the two sides would press ahead to resolve remaining differences by video link.
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Hong Kong's China-backed Chief Executive Carrie Lam condemned the violence and urged a swift restoration of order but has vowed to press ahead with the legislation despite the reservations about it, including within the business community.
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Germany, whose exports of cars and parts to the U.S. account for more than half the EU total, wants to press ahead with talks to ward off tariffs its carmakers, including Volkswagen , Mercedes maker Daimler and BMW .
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The emergence of a coalition willing to press ahead with e-commerce, despite others' reservations, reinforces a trend toward the fragmentation of WTO negotiations and away from the global "rounds" that ran out of steam in Doha.
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Lam has defiantly vowed to press ahead with the controversial legislation despite deep concerns across the Asian financial hub that triggered on Sunday its biggest political demonstration since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Greece's left-leaning government, led by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, seems genuinely keen to press ahead with the opening of a grand new place of Islamic worship, for which a construction contract was signed in October 2016.
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But it was the first time Khamenei explicitly pledged to press ahead with breaches of the nuclear deal, spurning European appeals to Iran to restore limits on enrichment aimed at obviating any dash to developing atomic bombs.
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The metal slipped to its lowest level in a week on Monday, under pressure after forecast-beating U.S. non-farm payrolls employment data on Friday revived speculation that the Fed could press ahead with a rate hike.
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Speaking to CNBC on Monday morning, Helima Croft warned of the significance of the oil cartel's ability to press ahead with the tentative deal to limit production, the outline of which was first announced in late September.
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In an effort to balance Iran policy, the ministers at their meeting on Monday also tried to press ahead in setting up a special mechanism to trade with Iran that could be under EU, not national, law.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Reforms agreed by Greece are "remarkable" but the Greek economy is not yet competitive and Athens must press ahead with implementing its existing reforms-for-aid program, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Monday.
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However, Colas also emphasized Thursday political drama could still derail the rally in the long run, with investors beginning to fret whether President Donald Trump will have the political capital necessary to press ahead with his agenda.
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Zakharova said Russia was determined to press ahead with the separate track of peace talks in Kazakhstan and was ready to include new participants in those talks, including those from the Syrian opposition who would behave constructively.
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Hariri has said the next government must be formed quickly to press ahead with economic reforms that donor states and institutions are seeking to release billions of dollars of finance pledged in April for the struggling economy.
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Two sources with direct knowledge of the matter in Rome said Italy was increasingly frustrated at the slow pace of the investigation and had decided to press ahead unilaterally and register the names of the Egyptian suspects.
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In these circumstances the referendum result could be interpreted as providing a blank cheque for the government to press ahead with the best deal that it can negotiate, with no requirement for further ratification from the electorate.
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Jennifer Lovett, a US military spokesperson in South Korea, told the New York Times that US commanders had received "no updated guidance on execution or cessation of training exercises" and would press ahead until they heard differently.
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MADRID, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Renewable energy and engineering company Abengoa said late on Monday its board had agreed to press ahead with a debt restructuring and asset sales, as it races to avoid becoming Spain's biggest bankruptcy.
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Steps towards fixing the power sector are seen as a critical test of the government's will to press ahead with long-delayed reforms and would help Lebanon unlock billions of dollars of financial support pledged last year.
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That comes in the wake of the Federal Reserve's decision to hike U.S. interest rates at its June meeting, and its indication that it will press ahead with plans to shrink its $4.5 trillion in bond holdings.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to press ahead, and he spent most of the weekend ensconced inside his gilt-edged residence on the 66th floor of Trump Tower in Manhattan, purportedly preparing for his second debate against Mrs.
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Gold slipped further on Monday from the previous session's five-months high, as expectations that the Federal Reserve will press ahead with interest rate hikes counterweighed concerns over political tensions in North Korea and the Middle East.
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Kinder Morgan Canada gave Ottawa until May 31 to come up with reassurances it could press ahead with plans to more than double the capacity of the existing pipeline amid efforts by British Columbia to block construction.
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KCGI and its backers, who have mustered roughly 37% of Hanjin's voting rights, are seeking to replace Walter Cho with mobile industry veteran Kim Shin-bae on the company's board to press ahead with restructuring Korean Air.
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The deal would free Mediaset's hands, allowing it to press ahead with plans to create a pan-European TV champion through the merger of its Italian and Spanish units into a Dutch holding company called MediaForEurope (MFE).
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's new Armed Forces Minister Sylvie Goulard has vowed to press ahead with European defense projects and work more closely with Germany, a move she said was vital to deter countries tempted to look inwards.
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Authorities said on Monday they would proceed with the purchase of land on the islands of Lesbos, Chios and Samos, and press ahead with plans to create holding facilities on state-owned land on Kos and Leros.
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Gold prices dipped on Monday as the previous session's upbeat U.S. payrolls data sparked a fresh rally in equities, shoring up expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would press ahead with further interest rate rises this year.
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Germany, whose exports of cars and parts to the U.S. account for more than half the EU total, wants to press ahead with talks to ward off tariffs its carmakers, including Volkswagen, Mercedes maker Daimler and BMW.
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Mexico has said it wants to press ahead with TPP regardless of whether the United States ratifies the 12 nation accord signed in February, though Guajardo said the existing agreement could form the basis for bilateral deals.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A planned evacuation of several hundred Syrian rebels from the last opposition foothold in Homs city was delayed until Tuesday, the Homs governor said, vowing to press ahead despite opposition warnings it will sink a truce.
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Diplomats say Germany, whose exports of cars and parts to the United States are more than half the EU total, wants to press ahead with talks to ward off tariffs on carmakers Volkswagen, Mercedes maker Daimler and BMW.
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Lam had vowed to press ahead with amendments to local law to allow extraditions to places with which the city has no such arrangements — including mainland China, where many in Hong Kong fear possible entanglement with its courts.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnia must press ahead quickly with reforms to keep alive its hopes of being named a candidate to join the European Union by the end of next year, EU enlargement chief Johannes Hahn said on Monday.
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Riot police surrounded Hong Kong's parliament Monday after some overnight clashes with officers following mass protests, as authorities vowed to press ahead with legislation that would allow the extradition of individuals facing charges to mainland China, Reuters reports.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Irish cement maker CRH needs to press ahead with extensive structural improvements, activist shareholder Cevian told Reuters, adding that the company could double in value in the next three to five years if it does so.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian opposition activists said on Thursday they planned to press ahead with an unauthorized rally in Moscow this weekend despite overnight police searches and a raft of detentions, including the jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Somalia will press ahead with poverty reduction efforts and a major regional ports and corridors initiative if international creditors forgive the country's $5 billion debt this February, as expected, the country's finance minister said on Sunday.
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The two countries last year marked 40 years of diplomatic relations, but ties remain "best described as cordial albeit modest in scope and depth," Natividad said at a pre-departure briefing for the press ahead of the trip.
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But it was the first time Khamenei explicitly pledged to press ahead with breaches of the nuclear deal, spurning European appeals to Iran to restore limits on enrichment aimed at obviating any dash to development of atomic bombs.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has praised scientists involved in the country's recent rocket launch that he said struck a "telling blow" to enemies and ordered them to press ahead with more launches, state media reported Monday.
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Share reaction was relatively muted, as investors had apparently priced in the decision, given Akzo Nobel's fierce opposition to a deal and strong poison pill protections in case PPG had decided to press ahead with a hostile bid.
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He also pointed out that euro zone governments still had some work to do when it comes to reforms and that France and Germany next week would press ahead with proposals to strengthen bilateral cooperation and European integration.
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But the Tennessee Republican told Trump that he planned to press ahead, even as the Senate Foreign Relations chairman acknowledged that some of his colleagues were "fearful" of crossing the President despite their objections to his tariff policy.
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Earlier this week, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), an umbrella body for leading central banks, said in one of its most upbeat annual reports for years that major central banks should press ahead with interest rate increases.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Greece must press ahead with implementing its reforms-for-aid program and become more competitive, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble was quoted as saying, adding that debt relief for Athens was "currently" not on the agenda.
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Chinese state media criticized a U.S. announcement that it would press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies, saying on Wednesday that Beijing was ready to fight back if Washington was looking to reignite a trade war.
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Schaeuble, who is the face of German austerity and has insisted that EU countries adhere to Europe's budget rules, could help Merkel keep conservative voters and lawmakers on board as they press ahead with deeper euro zone integration.
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Germany, whose exports of cars and car parts to the United States are worth more than half of the EU total, is keen to press ahead, but France is hesitant of moving before European Parliament elections in May.
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It might not be as high-fidelity, but there's a lot of passion on display that went into making this tropical world, and it leaves you eager to press ahead and see what sights and sounds lie beyond.
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The U.S. will withdraw from a key nuclear missile treaty with Russia as soon as this weekend, a U.S. official said Thursday, freeing up both countries to press ahead with the development of new weapons of mass destruction.
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There will likely be a chill in the air at Friday's G-27 meeting in Quebec following President Donald Trump's decision to press ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union, Mexico and Canada.
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LJUBLJANA, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Slovenia should press ahead with privatisations to improve its competitiveness and reform its pension system over the medium-term, a senior official at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Tuesday.
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Sanders, speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, reiterated that Trump "must be defeated" and that he "will do everything in my power to make that happen," even as he vowed to press ahead in the nominating contest.
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If the justices press ahead and hear the New York City guns case despite its mootness, the public may call for their heads: popular sentiment will build for restructuring the Supreme Court "to reduce the influence of politics".
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WASHINGTON — In the months since President Trump declared that the United States would withdraw from the Paris climate deal, 14 state governors have vowed to continue upholding the agreement and press ahead with policies to fight global warming.
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Gold miners fell as gold steadied after its biggest fall in more than a month in the previous session on Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen's indication that the U.S. central bank would press ahead with interest rate increases.
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Even if the British economy's resilience in the immediate aftermath of the country's June 23 vote to leave the EU eases the economic pressure on Britain to press ahead with Brexit, May herself has said "Brexit means Brexit".
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Bullion has come under heavy pressure this week from a recovery in the greenback and expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will press ahead with interest rate increases this year, which tend to weigh on non-yielding gold.
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Catalonia's leader pledged to press ahead with his independence bid if Spain moves to suspend the region's autonomy, a regional government source said on Wednesday, hours before a deadline over keeping the euro zone's fourth-largest economy united.
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Washington's most powerful business groups are urging lawmakers to press ahead on tax reform amid growing fears that what Republicans had billed as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the nation's tax code is slipping away.
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The White House expressed confidence that nothing in a supplemental FBI investigation prompted by sexual misconduct allegations against Brett Kavanaugh would derail the Supreme Court nominee, as Senate Republicans press ahead with plans for a Friday test vote.
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While Kleinfeld was the main target of Elliott's proxy fight, the hedge fund has said it will press ahead with its campaign and has asked Arconic shareholders to vote for its director nominees at the May 16 shareholder meeting.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will press ahead with plans to build two new power stations in Crimea despite a dispute with German industrial group Siemens, Andrei Cherezov, a Russian deputy energy ministry, said on Friday, the RIA news agency reported.
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In February the company, which runs production lines worldwide including in Mexico, told Reuters it did not expect a material impact should U.S. President Donald Trump press ahead with his idea of a 20 percent tariff on Mexican imports.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese government panel approved on Wednesday a price of 33.5 million yen ($305,800) for Novartis' cancer treatment Kymriah, allowing the Swiss drugmaker to press ahead with a campaign to kick-start sluggish sales of the treatment.
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Manigault Newman appeared on Meet The Press ahead of the release of her new book, Unhinged, in which she claims that Trump is a "racist" who repeatedly used the n-word multiple times during the making of The Apprentice.
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Italy's third-largest bank, and the world's oldest, said on Sunday it would press ahead with a last-ditch plan to raise 5 billion euros on the market after the ECB refused to give it more time to recapitalize.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz is ready to press ahead with a financial transaction tax at national level if other countries are not willing to introduce the levy, Der Spiegel reported in its online edition on Friday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Washington will press ahead with a plan to quit a landmark nuclear arms control pact despite objections from Russia and some European countries, senior U.S. official John Bolton said on Tuesday, after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But Republican leaders are determined to press ahead, using a strategy that treats repeal efforts as a budgetary matter, which, under Senate rules, requires passage by a simple 50-vote majority rather than an all-but-impossible 60 votes.
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The emergence of the coalition willing to press ahead with new e-commerce rules, despite others' reservations, reinforces a trend toward the fragmentation of WTO negotiations and away from global "rounds" of talks that have run out of steam.
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"We determined that our countries will press ahead with this agreement independently of what Washington decides," Guajardo said of the trade deal on Mexican radio from Lima where he is taking part in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
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The proposal, which has yet to be turned into a government bill, is going through a three-month consultation ending this week and will be evaluated before taking a decision on whether to press ahead or change the proposal.
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The Scottish could still choose to press ahead with a symbolic, non-legally binding vote to put moral pressure on the Westminster government, echoing the "consultation of citizens" plebiscite held in the northeastern Spanish region of Catalonia in 2014.
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A majority of voters in a referendum on Okinawa opposed a plan to relocate a U.S. military base within the southern Japanese island, but the central government said on Monday it intended to press ahead with its construction plans.
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"Having now received approval(s)..., we will press ahead with our plans for the proposed equity financing to recapitalize the business and enable Carpetright to address the competitive threat from a position of strength," Chief Executive Wilf Walsh said.
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The EU has urged May to grasp Labour's compromise offer rather than press ahead with her preferred option of getting her own divided party onside by renegotiating a clause in the exit agreement relating to the Northern Irish border.
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In Barcelona on Wednesday evening, he told members of his Catalan Democratic Party that he would press ahead with a more formal declaration of independence if Rajoy suspends Catalonia's political autonomy, Reuters reported citing sources within the Catalan government.
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"The next month will be tumultuous because politics and economics will get caught up in the same storm," the aide said, adding that Temer was keen to press ahead with privatizations and the auction of oil and gas rights.
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But weakening business surveys over the past week have made many economists doubt the BoE will press ahead with its first rate rise in a decade at a time when the shape of Britain's Brexit deal is highly uncertain.
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Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on the sidelines of a conference in Rome shortly after Tria had finished speaking in London that Italy would press ahead with plans for "mini-bots" unless a better solution was put forward.
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Gold prices rose for a third day on Wednesday as the dollar weakened and U.S. bond yields fell despite solid U.S. economic data that reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve will press ahead with increases to U.S. interest rates.
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This time around, the former U.S.-allied military commander was thought to be desperate to ensure a higher attendance at the polls in order to press ahead with his plans to combat militants and push through stringent economic reforms.
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A final decision on whether to press ahead with the initial public offering (IPO) of ReAssure, which would cut Swiss Re's stake in ReAssure to below 50% from 75%, will be taken later on Wednesday, the sources told Reuters.
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London, on the other hand, has signalled its determination to press ahead with the development of its own satellite navigation system if the EU continues to insist that it will be barred from the secure elements of the project.
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Investors also want inflation to fall and for the government to press ahead with reforms to tackle the red tape that has left Egypt ranked 128 out of 190 countries in the World Bank's ease of doing business index.
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"In the wake of its ICBM tests last year, we expect to see North Korea to press ahead with additional missile tests this year and its foreign minister has threatened an atmospheric nuclear test over the Pacific," he said.
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Catalan secessionist parties on Tuesday failed to agree on a united ticket to contest the December election, making it more difficult to rule the region after the vote and press ahead with their collective bid to split from Spain.
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On Friday, Kraft Heinz seemed determined to press ahead with a $143 billion takeover bid for Unilever, an ambitious campaign that would have put dozens of the best-known names in consumer households around the world under one roof.
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Thirty-year mortgage rates on loan balances of $484,350 or less topped out at 5.17 percent in November as the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled its intent to press ahead with its three-year-old campaign of interest rate increases.
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Sydney decided to press ahead with its fireworks despite calls by some members of the public for the display to be canceled in solidarity with fire-hit areas in New South Wales, of which the city is the capital.
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Russia is keen to press ahead with the Nord Stream 2 pipeline since it has the potential to double its gas exports under the Baltic Sea to Germany, bypassing traditional routes through Ukraine with which it has poor relations.
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A hearing in Bankruptcy Court in Dallas on Thursday could determine whether New Mexico can press ahead with a lawsuit to expose what it says was a culture of corruption at a state investment fund linked to former Governor Bill Richardson.
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She accused acting-President Hwang of taking advantage of the political instability around Park's impeachment to press ahead with THAAD's deployment "without any agreement from the National Assembly and the villagers of Seongju," where locals have long protested the system's installation.
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BERLIN, June 21 (Reuters) - Euro zone governments need to press ahead with economic reforms to shape up their economies and to ease the burden on the European Central bank, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers said on Tuesday.
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Members of the so-called Lima Group monitoring the crisis in Venezuela, which includes several Latin American nations and Canada, were due to meet in Peru next week to craft a response to Maduro's decision to press ahead with the vote.
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Kotaku was part of a conference call with members of the press ahead of this news—Waypoint was not invited—and ESRB president Patricia Vance explained why the organization went with a broad label, rather than anything specific to loot boxes.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's new coalition government will press ahead with plans to offer citizenship to the German-speaking minority in northern Italy, it said on Tuesday, but pledged to consult Rome on the project, which risks reopening century-old wounds.
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Hungary has said it will press ahead with its plans to add two new reactors despite legal action started by European Union regulators against the country in November over concerns about the compatibility of the project with EU procurement rules.
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In a letter dated May 31, Toshiba lawyers told Western Digital that the transfer back of the joint venture interests to the parent "puts this matter to rest," a move that would allow Toshiba to press ahead with the sale process.
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Earlier this week, Bloomberg broke the news that the Trump administration plans to press ahead with its plans to roll back the new national fuel economy standards established under President Obama and to freeze standards at current levels through 2030.
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Trump's decision to press ahead with the Tillerson nomination could ignite the first big showdown between the new White House and Capitol Hill and set a benchmark for Republicans worried about the direction of the President-elect's own foreign policy.
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But Sanchez appeared to rule out any such move on Wednesday, saying he would still press ahead with attempts to hammer out a deal with Podemos without having a coalition government, while also calling for the centre-right to abstain.
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Instead, a parliamentary committee is on Thursday scheduled to debate government-proposed legislation that, among other things, would allow authorities to press ahead with mass dismissals of civil servants and hold some suspects in custody for up to 12 days.
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Darren Criss, who plays Andrew Cunanan on The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story, did a lot of press ahead of the show's premiere, but it's an interview with Buzzfeed's AM to DM that I can't stop thinking about.
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While speaking with the Detroit Free Press ahead of his appearance at an Alzheimer's Association event in Michigan on October 26, Hawk detailed how his mother slowly lost the capability to do everyday tasks as the neurological condition took hold.
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Abe promises to press ahead with the 219 hike in sales tax to 10 percent from 8 percent but wishes to use some of the extra revenue for child care and education, instead of the original plan to repay government debt.
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Gold is up nearly 20 percent in 2016 as a run of soft economic data in the United States and around the world allayed expectations that the Federal Reserve would press ahead with interest rate hikes in the near term.
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Beijing is likely to press ahead with its deleveraging drive this year, but it may also seek to limit damage to the economy, which is showing signs of slowing due to pollution curbs and rising funding costs, policy sources said.
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Economists polled by Reuters expected China's economic growth will moderate to around 6.5 percent this year as the property market cools and as authorities press ahead with a clamp down on riskier financial activity that is driving up borrowing costs.
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Nor does it mean (as Mr Xi's apologists have argued) that once he gets his own people into positions of authority, he will be able to press ahead with the economic reforms that have stalled in the past two years.
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The nature of Mr Trump's goals hardly changes: you can expect him to try to press ahead with things mentioned on the campaign trail, to undo anything achieved by Barack Obama, and not to think hard, if at all, about consequences.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said she would press ahead with the legislation despite deep concerns across the Asian financial hub that triggered on Sunday its biggest political demonstration since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Leaders of Rome's populist government said they would press ahead with expanding the deficit next year, a day after the European Commission kicked off disciplinary procedures against Italy over that plan in a dispute that has alarmed the whole euro zone.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatian Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic urged his two deputies on Friday to resign over a political dispute in which they are both embroiled so that the government can press ahead with crucial economic reforms, but they rejected his call.
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If their party programs are taken at face value, the Greens want to press ahead with deeper European integration and the FDP wants to hold it back - a conflict that could frustrate coalition talks with Merkel, who wants a "stronger Europe".
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A majority of voters in a referendum on Okinawa opposed a plan to relocate a U.S. military base within the southern Japanese island, but the central government said on Monday it intended to press ahead with its construction plans.
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Despite opinion polls showing that support for Maduro has dropped below 22 percent – and 85 percent are opposed to his plans for constitutional reform – he has vowed to press ahead with his proposals, and said he will use force if necessary.
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Separately, under the 2020 draft budget, to be submitted to parliament on Monday, the government will press ahead with privatization and will focus on education, health, employment and promoting investments, Abayba said without offering further details on the budget deficit estimates.
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But The Journal, citing anonymous sources including "one person close to Mr. McCabe," detailed a tense conversation with a senior Justice Department official in which Mr. McCabe insisted that the F.B.I. had the authority to press ahead with the investigation.
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The renewed fighting will put pressure on U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths, who promised to press ahead with diplomacy after an attempt to hold peace talks in Geneva was abandoned on Saturday when the Houthi delegation failed to show up.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The euro zone needs to press ahead with structural reforms and closer integration, including an euro zone finance ministry, to deliver sustainable growth, the heads of the French and German central banks wrote in a German newspaper on Monday.
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As Senate Republicans have made it clear they intend to press ahead with a vote on embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, even as he faces mounting allegations of sexual assault, three moderate Republican governors are calling for a pause.
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WARSAW, July 19 (Reuters) - Poland's telecom regulator has urged the government to press ahead with regulatory changes related to permissible radiation levels that are key to rolling out next-generation 5G networks in the country in line with European Union requirements.
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TBILISI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Organizers of Georgia's first LGBT+ Pride event vowed on Monday to press ahead with a rally in the capital despite a government warning that such a gathering would be "impossible" following threats from far-right groups.
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If their party programmes are taken at face value, the Greens want to press ahead with deeper European integration and the FDP wants to hold it back - a conflict that could frustrate coalition talks with Merkel, who wants a "stronger Europe".
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TBILISI (Reuters) - The World Bank is likely to cut its economic growth forecast for Azerbaijan and recommend to the government that it reduce reliance on oil revenues and press ahead with structural reforms, the bank's local manager said on Monday.
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"The implication is that without the restraining influence of Cohn on Trump, the president will now have a free hand to press ahead with further tariffs and generally up the ante on trade," said Neil Wilson, an analyst at ETX Capital.
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Export and import growth is expected to hit multi-year highs, according to Reuters polls, adding to views that the global economy are shifting into higher gear and giving China's policymakers more confidence to press ahead on oft-delayed structural reforms.
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The vote means that May will now press ahead with talking to lawmakers from all parties to try to find a consensus over how to proceed with Britain's departure from the European Union, after her proposed deal was rejected by parliament.
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Merkel has praised a speech Macron gave in Paris last week, in which he urged European countries, shaken by years of financial crisis and Britain's Brexit vote, to press ahead with closer integration by harmonizing their asylum, defense and economic policies.
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MUNICH, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders urged Germany to press ahead with plans to create common European regulations on arms exports, saying the issue posed a litmus test for Berlin's ambitions to foster a European defence policy.
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"If our people do not understand and trust the decisions that have been taken, then it is not right (to press ahead with them)," Nazarbayev told a government meeting, according to a video posted by his press service on Facebook.
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Bob Corker, who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, vowed to press ahead with legislation that would require lawmakers to approve of trade actions by the President that are done on the grounds of national security, despite opposition from Trump.
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Leadership's decision to press ahead with the floor action means lawmakers will be voting on the bill without updated figures from their nonpartisan scorekeeper on how many people would lose coverage under the bill or how much it would cost.
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Stone asked the court last week to order the special counsel's office to show whether it violated court orders and released Stone's sealed indictment to the press ahead of his arrest during a dramatic predawn FBI raid on Jan. 25.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran said on Tuesday it would press ahead with the launch of three satellites into orbit this year despite a U.S. move to curb Tehran's ballistic missile program which Washington says has been advanced by the satellite activity.
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Sirot and others said the strategy could work, but they also warned that with Macron planning to press ahead over the next year with even more contentious legislation, he may have won an early battle but not yet the war.
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"We are not willing to let the White House engage us in a lengthy game of rope-a-dope in the courts, so we press ahead," said Adam Schiff, chairman of the Intelligence Committee, who has been leading the impeachment inquiry.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission on Thursday said that despite a lack of unity among member states over Russia's plans for a new gas pipeline to Germany, it would press ahead to seek support for talks with Russia on its objections.
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Trudeau, who has said he fretted about potential job losses, admits he tried last year to persuade former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to reconsider the prosecutor's decision to press ahead with a trial but insisted he did nothing wrong.
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It looks like the political full-court press ahead of the midterms has gotten on the nerves of some voters deep in the heart of Texas who've filed a suit against Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke over text alerts.
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Trudeau, who has said he fretted about potential job losses, has admitted he tried last year to persuade former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to reconsider the prosecutor's decision to press ahead with a trial but insisted he did nothing wrong.
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But he is facing pressure from two sides as some of the country's powerful political factions resist any reduction of their influence, while Sadr is threatening to escalate protests to bring down his government should he not press ahead faster.
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DE. are looking at reducing the size of Britain's largest steel plant in Port Talbot, Wales, industry sources said, as the two firms press ahead with plans to merge their European steel operations and deal with the overcapacity afflicting the industry.
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The impact of the budget will take months to be felt and the coalition faces many hurdles in the meantime, including a fraught decision on whether to press ahead with building a Franco-Italian Alpine rail link, known as the TAV.
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"If you press ahead and bulldoze the bill through LegCo, then you will probably get the legislation passed, but at huge political cost and damage to the international credibility of HK for due process when reforming its legislation," Webb said.
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Local factors such as woes at state power utility Eskom and President Cyril Ramaphosa's comments in parliament on Thursday that the ruling party will press ahead with plans to nationalise the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) have also weighed on sentiment.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks said on Friday she expected other countries would press ahead with the Paris global climate deal after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he would pull the United States out of the landmark pact.
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A construction delay issued last November by the Army Corps of Engineers was tentatively seen as a victory, only to be thwarted as the new administration chose to press ahead, leading to numerous arrests and the clearing of the protest camp.
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MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - Catalonia's leader pledged to press ahead with his independence bid if Spain moves to suspend the region's autonomy, a regional government source said on Wednesday, hours before a deadline over keeping the euro zone's fourth-largest economy united.
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WILL INVESTIGATE EDITED IRAN VIDEO: The State Department said Wednesday it will press ahead with its investigation into who ordered a press briefing video edited, just a week after it said it had hit a dead end in the probe.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran said pro-Damascus forces would press ahead with attacks on an insurgent enclave near the Syrian capital, as ground fighting raged on there in defiance of a U.N. resolution demanding a 30-day truce across the country.
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WARSAW, March 28 (Reuters) - Poland's parliament passed a law early on Saturday allowing postal voting for senior citizens and those in quarantine or self-isolating as the government looks to press ahead with May presidential elections which opposition parties want postponed.
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" Syrian foreign ministry source, cited on state media: "The current Arab situation enabled the occupying entity to press ahead with its aggression ... And some of the Arabs who pounce upon and promote normalization for free with this entity bear historic responsibility.
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Officials in the three other states vowed to press ahead with voting and assured the public it was safe despite fears about the coronavirus, which has dramatically altered American life, disrupted campaign routines and prompted other states to postpone future voting.
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The decision to press ahead quickly, however, means that Democrats are making a calculated decision to forgo opportunities to obtain more testimony and records that are relevant to their inquiry, a risk that was underscored hours after they announced their plans.
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"If the labor market continues to tighten over the coming months, as the survey evidence suggests it will, the Fed will press ahead with rate hikes and balance sheet normalization later this year," said Michael Pearce, U.S. economist at Capital Economics.
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Idemitsu's management last month put a full takeover on hold indefinitely although it had planned to press ahead with a signed agreement to acquire a 33 percent of Showa Shell for about 170 billion yen ($1.6 billion) from Royal Dutch Shell.
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LSE, which along with the German exchange has vowed to press ahead with the merger despite Britain's vote to leave the European Union, said more than 99.89 percent of votes cast at a shareholder meeting were in favour of the deal.
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Italy's third biggest lender said on Sunday it would press ahead with a last-ditch plan to raise 5 billion euros ($5.32 billion) on the market by year-end after the European Central Bank refused to give it more time to recapitalise.
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The decision by Banco Sabadell, Spain's fifth biggest lender, comes as businesses in the wealthy northeastern region are growing increasingly worried about political upheaval there as the Catalan parliament considers whether to press ahead with a plan to unilaterally declare independence from Spain.
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DUBLIN, May 9 (Reuters) - Ireland's finance minister will decide in the coming weeks whether to press ahead with a long-awaited initial public offering (IPO) of state-owned Allied Irish Banks (AIB), he said on Tuesday, adding that market conditions are encouraging.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Catalan secessionist parties on Tuesday failed to agree on a united ticket to contest a December snap regional election, making it more difficult to rule the region after the vote and press ahead with their collective bid to split from Spain.
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Months after the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history destroyed more than 245,000 acres and killed 85 people, students are grappling with how to press ahead without things as basic as textbooks and WiFi, let alone a roof over their heads.
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The deadly blasts may strengthen the government's argument that it should press ahead with a major offensive in the north of the country, where troops backed by Russian airstrikes are close to sealing off Aleppo, once Syria's largest city and commercial hub.
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In June, Texas and nine other states that sued over DAPA and the DACA expansion sent a letter to Sessions putting him on notice that if the administration did not roll back DACA by early September, the states would press ahead with litigation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe welcomed on Monday the victory of a ruling party-backed candidate in a mayoral election on Okinawa, vowing to press ahead with a controversial plan to move a U.S. Marines air base on the southern island.
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North Korea conducted its first nuclear test in 2006 and has since then defied U.N. sanctions and rejected international talks to press ahead with the development of the weapons and missiles to carry them, which it says it needs for its defence.
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"We are not willing to let the White House engage us in a lengthy game of rope-a-dope in the courts, so we press ahead," said Representative Adam Schiff, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, who has been spearheading the investigation.
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Democrats vowed to press ahead with investigations - they are fighting in court for access to his financial records - and voiced hope the facts unearthed during the impeachment process about his conduct would help persuade voters to make him a one-term president.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said she would press ahead with the bill despite deep concerns across vast swathes of the Asian financial hub that on Sunday triggered its biggest political demonstration since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said she would press ahead with the legislation despite deep concerns across large swathes of the Asian financial hub that on Sunday triggered its biggest political demonstration since its handover from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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BEH needs the proceeds to press ahead with a deal with U.S. firms AES and ContourGlobal, under which the two thermal power producers will lower the price at which they sell their output to public power provider NEK, a unit of BEH.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - The most likely outcome for tense U.S.-China trade talks launching on Thursday is an agreement to keep talking, with U.S. President Donald Trump maintaining his threat to press ahead with punitive tariffs on Chinese goods, trade experts say.
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According to the privatization program, a copy of which was obtained by Reuters, the state would only press ahead and reduce its stake in VTB to below 50 percent plus one share at the same time as it cuts its stake in Sberbank.
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HELSINKI, June 29 (Reuters) - The Finnish government said on Wednesday it would press ahead with its planned health care reform but would address objections raised by a key parliamentary committee which said parts of the proposal were in breach of Finland's constitution.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Interim President Michel Temer's will press ahead with ambitious plans to balance the budget, reform pensions and draw private money into the energy sector despite the loss of two ministers to a corruption scandal, his chief of staff said on Thursday.
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With drought prevailing across the region and protests against water shortages rocking Iran, Afghanistan's announcement in April that it would press ahead with plans for new dams and reservoirs prompted objections from the Tehran government, which fears its supplies will be cut.
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NSF, controlled by funds who also own just over 50 percent of Provident, last month dropped the level of acceptances needed to press ahead with the bid after winning over investors with 53.53% of its shares, well short of its original 90% target.
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Another condition was that the department store group terminate a process seeking agreement from bondholders to change the terms of their bonds so that it could press ahead with securing 200 million pounds of extra funds from lenders and pursue restructuring options.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The euro zone should press ahead with its efforts to strengthen the currency bloc despite the political stalement in Italy, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday, adding that he viewed Italy as one of the most pro-European countries.
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But passporting is unlikely to continue with Britain outside the European single market and companies say they are now likely to press ahead with plans to move staff, even though May said she would try to negotiate some form of market access.
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The euro edged up to $1.1413, despite statements by Italy's leaders that they would press ahead with expanding the country's deficit next year and resist pressure from EU authorities to trim its budget, as investors focus on conciliatory rather than confrontational comments.
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But his capacity to maintain a friendly relationship with Trump will be severely tested if the President decides, despite his entreaties, to pull the US out of the current Iran nuclear deal and to press ahead with a trade war with Europe.
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Monte dei Paschi, Italy's third-biggest lender, has said it will press ahead with a plan to raise 5 billion euros ($5.3 billion) on the market by year-end after the ECB's refusal, which adds pressure on the Italian government to provide capital.
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ATHENS, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Cyprus said on Wednesday it would press ahead with oil and gas exploration, signalling resolve in a standoff with Turkey over access to potential energy riches after Ankara extended military exercises in the eastern Mediterranean to early March.
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The Journal, citing sources including "one person close to Mr. McCabe," revealed a tense conversation with a senior Justice Department official in which Mr. McCabe insisted that the F.B.I. had the authority to press ahead with the investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump's personal lawyer, is encouraging Ukraine to wade further into sensitive political issues in the United States, seeking to push the incoming government in Kiev to press ahead with investigations that he hopes will benefit Mr. Trump.
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The White House on May 29 said the Trump administration would press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the United States as well as "enhanced" export controls for goods exported to China, with details to be announced by June 30.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed, a candidate for president in next month's election, said on Thursday the country should press ahead with his government's focus on the economy and security if it is to "join the club of strong democracy".
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On Wednesday, Mr. Johnson said Britain should press ahead with Brexit to honor the memory of Jo Cox, a member of Parliament who was adamantly pro-European and was killed a week before the 2016 Brexit referendum by a right-wing assassin.
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Poland: The country's right-wing government is defying widespread protests to press ahead with sweeping new legislation to tighten controls over judges, even as the Supreme Court warns that the legislation could pave the way for the country's exit from the European Union.
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Tensions were aggravated by media reports that some agents at the FBI had wanted to press ahead with an investigation of the Clinton Foundation, but senior officials at the agency and at the Justice Department did not think much of the evidence.
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Despite a warning from the EU's migration chief that the cap would break EU and international humanitarian law and pressure at the table to suspend the measure, Faymann vowed to press ahead with the plan and said his own lawyers had other views.
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BERLIN, June 2 (Reuters) - German Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks said on Friday she expected other countries would press ahead with the Paris global climate deal after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he would pull the United States out of the landmark pact.
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ENAV's price was set in the upper half of an initial range of 2.90-3.50 euros and demand was eight times the offer - showing Italy's decision to press ahead with the deal despite market volatility triggered by the Brexit vote paid off.
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Wednesday's vote will be a gauge of how much support the unpopular president has to press ahead with reform of the costly pension system that is needed to overcome Brazil's fiscal crisis and help Latin America's largest economy out of deep recession.
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Last year, Ireland pushed back the timetable for selling a 25 percent stake in AIB, citing unfavourable market conditions, but Finance Minister Michael Noonan said last month that rising bank share prices suggested it might get the value needed to press ahead.
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Mrs May said that her reason for calling the election was to get a mandate to negotiate Brexit along the lines she set out in January: to leave the single market and to press ahead with cuts to immigration that no one considers feasible.
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On Tuesday, Puigdemont's PDeCAT party failed to agree on a united ticket to contest a regional election with another secessionist party, making it difficult for the pro-independence camp to govern Catalonia after the vote and press ahead with its bid to split from Spain.
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Meanwhile, the embattled lender Monte dei Paschi has said it will press ahead with a 5 billion euro ($5.4 billion) recapitalization plan before the end of the year, after the European Central Bank refused its request for more time to stabilize its capital ratios.
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The 39-year-old Macron has promised to reinvigorate the Franco-German relationship and press ahead with closer integration after a decade of economic and political crises and Britain's decision last year to leave the EU. His ideas have been embraced by the SPD.
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Three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters that the private equity fund intends to press ahead with the deal having carefully weighed regulatory hurdles and the risk that LSE shares could fall sharply if Britain leaves the EU without a deal in October.
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A similar pattern played out in Florida, where it turned out that Bondi personally solicited a donation from Trump -- and received a $25,000 donation in 2013 -- at the same time her office was considering whether to press ahead with fraud allegations against Trump University.
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But at 11pm the government issued a statement saying it would press ahead with its plans for getting the bill adopted by the Legislative Council, known as Legco (it is hoping that it will be passed before legislators begin their summer vacation in July).
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If nothing emerges over the next few days the Italian broadcaster will press ahead and, thanks to the compensation it will bag from Vivendi for the failed sale, will be able to look for another buyer at a lower price, Il Sole 210 Ore said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mid-sized oil producing companies are proving more resilient against weak oil prices than expected as they are able to slash more costs, allowing them to press ahead with projects that are set to add even more barrels to a global supply glut.
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Partners in Design: Alfred H. Barr Jr. and Philip Johnson, edited by David A. Hanks, was recently released by Monacelli Press ahead of an exhibition opening in April organized by the Stewart Program for Modern Design in collaboration with the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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Contrary to what Home Secretary Theresa May says, sources told the FT that British intelligence agencies have warned Silicon Valley giants that the British government intends to press ahead with plans to force companies like Apple to open encrypted private messages sent between their customers.
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Highlighting "policy uncertainty" over whether Republican U.S. President Donald Trump will press ahead with plans for a "border tax" on imported vehicles, LMC and J.D. Power said they were maintaining their 2017 sales forecast of 17.6 million vehicles, an increase of 0.2 percent from 2016.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has chosen an investment firm to advise it on the sale of a controlling stake in state grain trader United Grain Company (UGC), signaling it will press ahead with the privatization despite market uncertainty due to poor relations with the West.
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Though the first lady was present for the bill's signing, it was Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka who appeared to spearhead the initiative, reportedly telling press ahead of the ceremony she believed it is "vital" that young "students become fluent in coding and computer science."
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NSF, controlled by funds who also own just over 50 percent of Provident, earlier this month dropped the level of acceptances needed to press ahead with the bid after winning over investors with 53.53% of its shares, well short of its original 90% target.
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BERLIN, May 29 (Reuters) - The euro zone should press ahead with its efforts to strengthen the currency bloc despite the political stalement in Italy, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday, adding that he viewed Italy as one of the most pro-European countries.
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Italy's third biggest lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena said on Sunday it would press ahead with a last-ditch plan to raise 5 billion euros on the market by year-end after the European Central Bank refused to give it more time to recapitalise.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - There is no question that Germany has benefited from the closure of the Balkan migrant route north into Europe, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday, though she vowed to press ahead with her quest for a Europe-wide solution to the refugee crisis.
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BARCELONA, Spain — The leader of Catalonia insisted on Monday that Sunday's independence referendum, though marred by clashes and rejected by the Spanish government, had earned his region the right to a separate state and that he would press ahead to make the vote binding.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Opponents of Vladimir Putin's plans to amend the constitution so that he can run for president again in 2024 said on Friday they had been forced to scale back protests this weekend due to coronavirus, but would press ahead with some demonstrations.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Opponents of Vladimir Putin's plans to amend the constitution so that he can run for president again in 2024 said on Friday they had been forced to scale back protests this weekend due to coronavirus, but would press ahead with some demonstrations.
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The confrontation between Qatar and its neighbors worsened on Wednesday as four Arab nations vowed to press ahead with the punishing air, sea and diplomatic blockade they imposed one month ago after they accused Qatar of financing terrorism and working too closely with Iran.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans ended a demoralizing week on Thursday with their leaders determined to press ahead with a vote to begin debating health care next week, but with little progress on securing the votes and no agreement even on which bill to take up.
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Macron has waited impatiently for the Germans to form a government and is itching to press ahead with bold reforms to the euro zone, eager to make a start before Brexit and European Parliament elections in 2019 clog up the wheels of EU business.
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"The executive order not only targets four important non-oil sectors of the Iranian economy, it tasks the administration to press ahead against other sectors that earn revenue for the regime," said Behnam Ben Taleblu, senior fellow for the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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He was warning that members of the alliance could no longer rely on the U.S. In comments to the press ahead of a NATO meeting in London on Tuesday, Trump said Macron's words had been "very, very nasty" to the 28 other member states.
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In an indication of the challenges Senate GOP leaders face in attempting to press ahead with the nomination, Flake suggested on Tuesday that the timing of a vote should be contingent upon what happens with the investigation, despite McConnell's promises for a vote this week.
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Democrats have concluded that in the face of White House refusal to cooperate, it is better to press ahead and simply address the refusal of witnesses like Mr. Mulvaney to testify as a plank in a possible article of impeachment alleging obstruction of Congress.
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In a statement on Thursday, Mr. Schiff said he was glad to see Mr. Cohen would appear in public, but would press ahead in trying to secure a private appearance before his own committee "in the near future" to discuss matters related to Russia.
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The deal came as U.S. President Donald Trump vowed earlier in the day to press ahead with a plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, a move that other nations and the International Monetary Fund said could start a global trade war.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right former Army captain who won Brazil's presidential weekend election, said on Monday he would press ahead with loosening gun laws this year and planned to visit Washington D.C. after a friendly call with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said that U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Mexican imports in a migration dispute does not involve Canada, which will press ahead to ratify the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) trade deal in tandem with its allies.
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After trade tensions between the two countries appeared to cool following talks in Washington earlier in the month, the U.S. on Tuesday said it still holds a threat of imposing tariffs and will press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the United States.
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He did not see any need for a further loosening of fiscal policy in Europe to counter the global slowdown but said EU countries must press ahead with a public investment program known as the "Juncker Plan" and with structural economic reforms to increase their potential growth.
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Britain's Conservative government, despite somewhat rowing back on earlier statements, proposes to press ahead with reform of the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) 2004, with support from the opposition Labour party and a mainstream transgender movement imbued with what many see as an intolerant, even fundamentalist gender ideology.
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In the crude overlap of anger, bargaining, and denial that resulted, some anti-Trump conservatives clung to the hope that Trump would leave the campaign, either voluntarily or through public pressure, and the party could press ahead to November with a new and not altogether unhinged nominee.
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The dollar earlier had stuck close to recent ranges, as investors looked for Yellen to provide clues on Friday as to whether a U.S. rate increase is imminent, and awaited clarity from Japan on whether it would press ahead with planned sales tax hike next year.
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Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, deputy prime minister in the caretaker administration in Madrid, said the government had asked the Constitutional Court to annul the latest resolution and see if Catalan assembly speaker Carme Forcadell had broken the law by trying to press ahead with the independence plans.
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UniCredit is considering making provisions to the tune of 2100-240 billion euros to clean up non-performing loans, leading it to press ahead with a capital increase of around 13 billion euros including the possible voluntary conversion of certain bonds, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's third biggest lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena said on Sunday it would press ahead with a last-ditch plan to raise 5 billion euros on the market by year-end after the European Central Bank refused to give it more time to recapitalize.
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At the start of the timetable there was a possibility that the loan would launch for a general syndication in March, however that is not clear now as SoftBank and other shareholders decide if they want to press ahead with the loan financing, the sources said.
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But he also acknowledged that forces in Iran that "didn't want the agreement in the first place" were doing all they could to stoke terrorism and press ahead on other ways to challenge the United States and Saudi Arabia, both of which are regularly denounced in Iran.
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New York City's employee pension fund will sell all its holdings of three American retailers because they sell guns, and will continue to press ahead in its efforts to get Walmart and a division of the supermarket chain Kroger to remove guns from their store shelves.
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Government bond markets across the world have recovered some ground in the past week after a recent sharp sell-off on jitters that strong growth and signs of a pick in inflation will encourage central banks to press ahead with the reversal of ultra-loose monetary policies.
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CEO Renato Mazzoncini said the company would press ahead with plans to spin off its high-speed and long-distance trains business by July and float at least 30 percent of the shares in the second half of 2017, regardless of the outcome of the vote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain confirmed on Friday it would press ahead with plans to impose a levy on large employers from early next year to help pay for training workers, despite calls from business groups for the charge to be delayed to soften the economic impact of Brexit.
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Bahceli's main challenger, Meral Aksener, a female 59-year-old former interior minister who polls suggest could double support for the MHP, vowed on Twitter to press ahead with the meeting, calling on party members to converge on an Ankara hotel congress hall on Sunday morning.
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More broadly, it has divided the populist government, which has vowed to press ahead with a budget it views as a political imperative, and the Italian financial establishment, which fears what the spending will do to the country's economy and its credibility and relationship with Europe.
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Johnson, who says the no deal-blocking legislation is a "surrender bill" that critically undermines his negotiating position with the EU, had pledged to call a snap election if the bill passed, to secure a fresh mandate to press ahead with his do or die Brexit policy.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mr. Trump's personal lawyer and the de facto leader of a shadow campaign to push the Ukrainians to press ahead with investigations, provided the critical element of the language, Mr. Volker told House Democratic investigators on Thursday, a person familiar with his testimony said.
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Boris Vujcic told CNBC Tuesday said that joining the EU had given the country a much-needed boon in the aftermath of the European debt crisis and that it now wants to press ahead with full integration into the euro zone with the adoption of the euro.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Friday that U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Mexican imports in a migration dispute does not involve Canada, which will press ahead to ratify the new North American trade deal in tandem with its allies.
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"I agree with the idea of an anti-establishment government, they should press ahead with stronger policies in the interest of Italy and (against) the European bureaucracies and the financial oligarchies," Massimo Wailbacher said as he queued up to vote at one of the stands in Milan.
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" In an interview with the Australian Associated Press ahead of tour dates there, Mr. Santana said: "Beyoncé is very beautiful to look at and it's more like modeling kind of music — music to model a dress — she's not a singer, singer, with all respect to her.
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Just hours after House Republican leaders planned to press ahead on a plan to try to keep the government open without their Democratic colleagues in the House, conservatives in their own ranks told reporters they believed the votes weren't there to pass a bill with just Republicans.
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Government bond markets across the world have recovered some ground in the past week after a recent sharp sell-off on jitters that strong economic growth and signs of a pick-up in inflation will encourage central banks to press ahead with reversing ultra-loose monetary policies.
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Their rejection of a so-called standstill requested by Saudi Oger on the money it owes to Saudi banks puts the whole process in doubt as the company would only seek to press ahead with a deal if all banks agreed to the request, the sources said.
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Abe is widely expected to unveil an additional budget this summer, and many analysts expect he will postpone a sales tax increase slated for early next year, though officials have publicly said they will press ahead with the plan barring a massive shock to the economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity prices rallied and the Dow Jones Industrial Average blew past the psychological 20,000 level on Wednesday, lifted by strong Japanese trade data, robust earnings and investor hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump will press ahead with a large fiscal spending package.
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OTTAWA, May 31 (Reuters) - Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Friday that U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Mexican imports in a migration dispute does not involve Canada, which will press ahead to ratify the new North American trade deal in tandem with its allies.
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LONDON/MONTREAL (Reuters) - Canada's Bombardier Inc is unwilling to swallow the extra cost for airlines if the United States slaps duties on its CSeries jet and is keen to press ahead with the deal that provoked a North American trade spat, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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ECONOMY (*) The Italian government will press ahead with the privatisation plan it had put on hold due to the negative conditions on the market and will try to sell in 2018 assets worth some 2300 billion euros, Il Messaggero reported on Saturday, citing a source close to the Treasury.
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After weeks of wooing hundreds of investors, Morelli's first task is to win the backing of shareholders at a meeting on Thursday in order to press ahead with an emergency cash call due to be launched just days after Italy votes on Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's flagship constitutional reform.
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RAF FAIRFORD, England, July 14 (Reuters) - The head of military aviation at U.K. defence contractor BAE Systems said on Friday he did not feel threatened by Franco-German plans to press ahead with a new European fighter plane project and predicted Britain would end up participating in some way.
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Investors were unsettled by media reports that some agents at the FBI had wanted to press ahead with an investigation of the Clinton Foundation, the latest twist in a long-running inquiry into candidate Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state.
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FRANKFURT, March 7 (Reuters) - Auto supplier Continental AG's operating profit fell 12 percent last year, hit by a downturn in demand for cars and higher investments, the company said on Thursday, but pledged to press ahead with a listing of its powertrain business despite a subdued start to 2019.
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At the news conference, organized by Novaya Gazeta and Human Rights Watch, Mr. Lapunov, who worked as an event planner, said he intended to press ahead with his legal options, and did not plan to seek asylum outside of Russia, as some victims of the crackdown have done.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats signaled on Monday that they would press ahead with plans to have staff lawyers question Attorney General William P. Barr on Thursday, despite his threat to skip the much-anticipated hearing on the work of Robert S. Mueller III if Democrats stick by that format.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The pound rallied on Wednesday, rebounding from a 20-month low, as British Prime Minister Theresa May survived a no-confidence vote on her leadership that will allow her to press ahead with an attempt to salvage her deal for Britain to exit the European Union.
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The election of Mr. Macron now offers the bloc, but Ms. Merkel in particular, a chance to hit reset and for its core partners to press ahead with overhauls to save the decades-old project of economic and political comity that has preserved peace and prosperity on the Continent.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Moon appeared to suggest that if Washington could not immediately ease United Nations or bilateral sanctions, it should consider letting South Korea press ahead with inter-Korean collaborative projects, such as the relinking of railways of the two Koreas, as an alternative incentive for the North.
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Speaking on the sidelines on a G20 meeting in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires, Guardia said that finance ministers and central bankers had discussed the need to press ahead with reforms to protect their economies, especially in emerging market nations that have seen their currencies weaken significantly in recent months.
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Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Theresa May's government won a vote of no confidence on Wednesday, with 325 votes versus 306, meaning that May will now press ahead to find a consensus over how to proceed with Britain's departure from the European Union, after her proposed deal was rejected by parliament.
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"As the current government seems to have little of the political capital needed to press ahead with meaningful supply-side reforms, we expect Italy to continue to underperform peers, until political prospects for the formation of a stable pro-reform coalition government improve," he said in a research note published Tuesday.
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Thomas H. Lee Partners, the private equity firm that owns inVentiv, will decide by next week whether to press ahead with an initial public offering (IPO) for inVentiv or agree to an outright sale of the company with one of the two private equity firms, the people said on Wednesday.
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BALTIMORE — The acquittal on Thursday of a Baltimore police officer charged with murder and six other crimes in the death of Freddie Gray has dealt a devastating blow to the prosecution, legal experts say, and raises questions about whether the state should press ahead with the trials of four other officers.
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"Egyptian stocks have benefited from recent economic reforms and expectations that President Sisi would continue to press ahead with key reforms after his re-election," Mishra said, noting that Egyptian stocks had declined at the beginning of the year and only began rallying again once it became clear Sisi was unbeatable.
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Erdogan, who defends his tough measures as essential for national security, told his supporters at rallies on Saturday that if re-elected he would press ahead with more of the big infrastructure projects that have helped turn Turkey into one of the world's fastest-growing economies during his time in office.
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Growing concern about Mr Trump's stance coupled with anger over the allegations that Russia had meddled in the US election spurred Congress to press ahead with sanctions that — once approved, as is assumed will happen — will both punish Moscow and make it tougher for Mr Trump to ease punitive measures.
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Eclipsed by North Korea and overlooked by a Trump administration that has left many Asia positions unfilled, the lack of attention given to the disputed waters allowed China to press ahead with its military build-up on reclaimed land and work to placate the countries that contest its sweeping maritime claims.
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Wheeler made it clear he would press ahead in dismantling the two safeguards that lower major sources of US climate change pollution: the Clean Power Plan, which cuts carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants, and the clean car standards, which have already been saving consumers money at the pump.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea said on Wednesday that it would press ahead with its plan to open a diplomatic "liaison office" in North Korea this year, dismissing concerns that it was too quickly making overtures to the North Koreans, who have yet to begin dismantling their nuclear weapons program.
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But despite this, analysts widely expect Maduro to press ahead with the creation of the assembly — whose members will be selected from within pro-government groups — and that the newly created body will then move swiftly to dissolve the existing, opposition-dominated National Assembly, plunging the country into greater constitutional turmoil.
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Commenting on the delay, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said a successful pullback would have jump-started the implementation of peace accords, but it was up to the leaders of the countries known as the Normandy Four to decide whether to press ahead with a summit aimed at ending the conflict.
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When Chancellor Angela Merkel, raised in East Germany and a key defender of eastern allies, joined her French, Italian and Spanish peers at Versailles on Monday to ram home a message that unless some states press ahead the EU will stall and break, Polish ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski hit right back.
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Gangs&apos embrace of social media to goad foes or conceal drug dealing in emoji-laden text is the biggest change in how gangs operate compared with 10 years ago, according to new law enforcement data provided exclusively to The Associated Press ahead of its release Tuesday by the Chicago Crime Commission.
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"This would be a technical measure as we already seek approval for our business jet engines from Germany, and we do not anticipate such a move would lead to the transfer of any jobs from the UK." Rolls added that no decision had been taken on whether to press ahead with the plan.
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Their coalition — which now consists of 16 states, Puerto Rico, hundreds of cities and nearly 2,000 businesses — has vowed to press ahead with climate action and ensure that the United States meets former President Barack Obama's Paris pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025.
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WASHINGTON — Facing withering attacks accusing him of seeking foreign assistance for President Trump's re-election campaign, Rudolph W. Giuliani announced on Friday night that he had canceled a trip to Kiev in which he planned to push the incoming Ukrainian government to press ahead with investigations that he hoped would benefit Mr. Trump.
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"Our view is that the Fed will press ahead with gradual rate hikes for now, but that officials are still underestimating just how quickly the economy is likely to lose momentum next year, as the fiscal boost fades and monetary tightening bites," said Michael Pearce, senior United States economist at Capital Economics.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republican leaders, facing their restive colleagues after the Fourth of July recess, vowed on Tuesday to press ahead with their effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, with a new version of their bill on Thursday and a vote next week — regardless of the deep divisions in the party.
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On Wednesday, after the legal scholars told the Judiciary Committee the facts of the case met the standards for impeachment, the committee's chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, said explicitly that Mr. Trump's conduct fit his three-part test for impeachment, and indicated his panel would press ahead with that in mind.
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Toby and Derek Rice, two of the three brothers who sold Rice Energy to EQT in 2017, have been frustrated with operations at EQT and decided their only recourse was to press ahead with a proxy contest and plans to push for Toby to replace Robert McNally as EQT's chief executive officer.
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"Most of the president's actions [three years ago] were small-bore, basically a punch-list of things he wanted to press ahead with, like 'maximize enforcement of gun crime,' and 'launch a national dialogue on mental health,'" says Robert Spitzer, a political scientist at SUNY Cortland and an expert on gun control and the presidency.
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Tehran had cause to celebrate: the Kremlin's decision a year ago to press ahead with the stalled sale of the S-300 system was the first clear evidence of a growing partnership between Russia and Iran that has since turned the tide in Syria's civil war and is testing U.S. influence in the Middle East.
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The rare official letter sent to all French media comes at a time when Paris has grown increasingly frustrated by Russia's failure to push the implementation of a U.N.-backed truce, suspicions that forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad may have used chemical weapons, and seen Turkey press ahead with an offensive against Kurdish militants.
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Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said in a statement he appreciated the determination of the two banks' management to press ahead with the merger and to satisfy the ECB's requests, saying it would create a stronger lender, able to support companies with more resources "at a time when financing investments is crucial to restart the economy".
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In the House, Republicans vowed to press ahead with votes this week on a pair of more sweeping immigration bills — one drafted by conservatives and the other a compromise measure between conservatives and moderates — that address the family separation issue to different degrees, while also strengthening border security and making other changes to the country's immigration system.
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"He can try to persuade Kim Jong-un to become more cooperative with denuclearization, telling him that inter-Korean relations cannot advance without it, or he can decide to press ahead with inter-Korean projects without progress in denuclearization," said Shin Beom-chul, a North Korea specialist at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul.
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NBC reported Friday that there were deep divisions between Trump's top advisers over whether to press ahead with the summit — particularly between the hawkish Bolton, who has publicly advocated for regime change in North Korea, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who has visited Pyongyang twice, met with Kim and helped secure the release of three detained Americans.
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This week, those countries indicated that they wanted to press ahead with the so-called Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, a sweeping multinational trade agreement that had originally been sold as a way to tether the United States more closely to East Asia and to create an economic bloc capable of standing against an increasingly muscular China.
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As LinkedIn continues to press ahead, its new legacy may be less its model for going into China, and instead a willingness to accept a more modest type of success — underscoring the reality that for the world beaters of Silicon Valley, getting into China is only a first step in what can become a long slog.
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While Mr. Murphy has remained adamant that state lawmakers press ahead on the tax on the wealthy, Stephen M. Sweeney, the State Senate president, and Craig Coughlin, the incoming Assembly speaker, have both said that they want to reassess the wisdom of pursuing a new tax when so many residents are facing the prospect of far higher tax bills.
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Turkey and the EU have been discussing visa liberalisation since 2013 and agreed in March to press ahead with it as part of a deal to stop the flow of illegal migrants from Turkey to the EU. EU officials and diplomats say the EU is set to miss an end-June deadline due to a dispute over Turkish anti-terrorism law.
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It has sought to exercise more control over the news media, erode the authority of the Supreme Court, curb the activities of left-wing advocacy groups, press ahead with moves that amount to de facto annexation of parts of the West Bank, and undermine the police by trying to thwart or minimize the effect of multiple corruption investigations against the prime minister.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, who has been deeply involved in health policy for years, told reporters back home that he could count 10 reasons the new health proposal should not reach the floor, but that Republicans needed to press ahead regardless in order to fulfill their longstanding promise to replace and repeal President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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"Raw material costs have risen for the second month running, partly due to the falling value of the pound, though there is little sign of this feeding through to consumer prices yet," ONS statistician Mike Prestwood said Inflation last month was lower than the BoE's estimate of 0.8 percent, giving it confidence to press ahead with a new rate cut in November, Pantheon Macroeconomics's Samuel Tombs said.
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These early signs of unpopularity would have been a good time for either Trump or congressional Republicans to turn back from the brink — with either the White House moving away from the deeply unpopular plutocratic policy agenda it inherited from House Republicans or Congress moving away from its complicity in Trump's corruption and racial demagoguery — but they decided to press ahead undaunted with their partnership, and progressives continued to resist.
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With talk rife in the Chinese press ahead of Xi's visit that Trump was all talk and no action, Trump can now say: "'No, I am a man of my words, when I make a threat, I will follow through' and this is certainly something the Chinese and the North Koreans will be thinking about," vice president of global analysis at Stratfor, Reva Goujon, told CNBC's "Street Signs ".
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This week alone the American President has both pledged to press ahead with a plan to raise tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 25% from 10%, while also expressing optimism that he could strike a deal with Xi. The mixed signals from the White House, combined with Trump's mercurial personality, have rattled Wall Street and risk both jeopardizing the economies of the two countries, but also globally.
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But after Israel revealed Wednesday that it planned to build its first new settlement in the West Bank in nearly 20 years, on top of earlier announcements of plans for thousands of new homes in existing settlements, the White House warned that such moves "may not be helpful," signaling that the Jewish state does not have unqualified American support to press ahead with a ramped-up settlement program.
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Extracts from a book by Sunday Times political editor Tim Shipman said that May refused to support Cameron in seeking to take a harder line on immigration in his deal with Brussels to reform Britain's relationship with the EU. May told Cameron that he should not press ahead with demands for an "emergency brake" to limit the number of EU migrants coming to Britain because Germany would not back it, the newspaper reported.
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The ultimate proof will only come from the appointments Trump makes for his key environmental and energy jobs and the direction he gives them — whether to press ahead with U.S. leadership on mitigating climate change and introducing clean energy and efficiency standards, or abandon that role, as Trump previously indicated he might, and try to revive the U.S. coal industry and unleash more drilling for fossil fuels from sea to shining sea.
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