We have high standards in terms of labor protections, environmental protections.
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Does Apple have more protections in it or privacy protections for its users?
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Transgender protections The Trump administration wants to roll back protections for transgender people.
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However, there is empirical evidence that patent protections and analogous intellectual property protections do not increase innovation or productivity, and that strong protections often have ill-effects.
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He has opposed EPA protections, workers' rights, consumer protections, and the right to choose.
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The protections vary from state to state: Utah's protections don't apply to public accommodations.
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Privacy protections, data protections, which haven't seemed to work as well as they should.
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"Americans deserve comprehensive protections for personal information – protections that can't be signed, or check-boxed, away."
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Americans deserve comprehensive protections for personal information – protections that can't be signed, or check-boxed, away.
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The bill would also include protections for victims of stalking and protections for men and children.
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Broadband speeds increased when Title II protections existed, and they increased in the absence of those protections.
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Remove meaningful protections governing those end arounds, and you've effectively made net neutrality protections pointless, activists warn.
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The act expands federal domestic violence protections to include protections for the pets of domestic violence victims.
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The bill generally called for protections for children's data, but Lady Kidron pushed to detail those protections.
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NOT CLEAR WHAT CONSUMER PROTECTIONS, CUSTOMER RECOURSE OR PRICE PROTECTIONS WILL BE IN PLACE FOR LIBRA-BRAINARD
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At a time when environmental protections are under increasing attack, this study shows that federal protections work.
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The bill generally called for protections for children's data, but Lady Kidron pushed to detail those protections.
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His administration has systematically dismantled consumer protections for ordinary Americans and compromised protections for everyday investors as well.
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States adding abortion protections At the same time, states controlled by Democrats have moved to add abortion protections.
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In 1990, Congress established consumer protections for Medigap, but with limited protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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However, it's the protections from civil liability that even supporters of strong legal conscience protections ought to question.
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The proposal seeks to roll back Obama-era protections that expanded anti-discrimination protections to include sexual orientation.
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The ERA would marginally expand the Constitution's protections against gender discrimination, but those protections are already quite robust.
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Massachusetts's protections for gender identity and Utah's protections for sexual orientation and gender identity don't apply to public accommodations.
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Certain states have weak or no equal pay protections, leaving employees vulnerable; hence, the need for uniform federal protections.
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Some employment protections exist for veterans, helping them get or retain jobs, but protections are limited and poorly enforced.
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Conservatives push for protections Conservatives are expected to fight hard for religious protections in any same-sex marriage legislation.
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We built strong privacy protections into Windows 10, and we welcome feedback as we continually work to enhance those protections.
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Islamic people practicing under "Sharia law," Moore said, didn't have First Amendment protections because First Amendment protections are inescapably Christian.
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Other protections include adding higher level protections against outside companies accessing information on a user's contacts, photos, calendars and reminders.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new protections for disabled veterans, labeling requirements for automakers, and protections for elephants.
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Without the FCC's federal protections in place, states are left with little other choice but to build their own protections.
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Among those changes: increased protections for workers, like the right to unionize; enforceable environmental protections; and rules for digital commerce.
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These reforms will not just affect environmental protections like clean air and water, but also critical safeguards for children and families across all spheres of life, including food safety, workplace protections, financial protections, consumer product safety and more.
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"What troubles me about this is that there are clear protections in the law for whistleblowers, pretty broad protections," she said.
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The company added default HTTPS protections to its webmail in 2014, years after other services had made those protections the default.
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Second, if taken seriously, the Sessions letter could eviscerate transgender protections, notwithstanding that the letter acknowledges some protections for transgender persons.
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The Bonvoy Brilliant card also provides some helpful protections, including baggage insurance, rental car protection, and a host of purchase protections.
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They deserve the same protections as everyone else, protections that Catholic school boards haven't yet done a great job of providing.
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When it comes to saving lives, we must boost the supply to match the protections, not decrease protections to match supply.
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And other protections, such as limits on security deposits and protections against evictions, would apply to all renters, stabilized or not.
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" But, the administration says, "Congress has a consistent history of supporting conscience protections for moral convictions alongside protections for religious beliefs.
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He characterized those protections as a relic of an earlier era when Internet companies needed special protections to innovate and thrive.
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The agreement also covers areas such as intellectual property protections, financial services market openings and protections against currency manipulation, he added.
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In a closed-door meeting last week, I'm told she raised concerns about environmental protections, labor protections, and dealing with opioids.
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You can't vote them out, but you can demand that they provide things like due process protections and transparency protections, right?
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Facing voters nervous about losing Obamacare protections for those with pre-existing health conditions, GOP candidates insisted they support those protections, too.
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Flake wants to secure protections for the young unauthorized immigrants known as DREAMers in part to give them security and extra protections.
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Obama's directive gave intelligence community whistleblowers some protections against workplace retaliation, but does not provide them with security guards or similar protections.
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For example, trans homeless protections are included in the Sanders housing plan, and trans asylum-seeker protections are in his immigration plan.
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Consumer protections, pre-existing conditions The consumer protections targeted by the administration are central to Obamacare and transformed the health insurance landscape.
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This means ensuring protections for the free flow of data across borders, strong protections for intellectual property and safeguards against intermediary liability.
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While these types of protections are fairly typical across the country, some areas have proposed or upheld even stronger protections for officers.
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Castro's "Dignity for Domestic Workers" plan would push for the passage of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights Act, which would strengthen labor protections like overtime protections, ending exclusion from anti-harassment and anti-discrimination laws, and health and safety protections.
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Oregon Gets New Worker Protections Oregon officially became the first state to mandate scheduling protections for food, hospitality, and retail works when Gov.
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Temporary protections are in place, but permanent protections need to be made in order to protect surrounding communities and waterways from radioactive contamination.
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We have all these important constitutional protections and practical protections to provide better representation, and to create more attention in death penalty cases.
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It has ended protections for El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua and Sudan and ended similar protections under the President's authority for Liberians.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new dog-walking regulations, protections for Pacific salmon and affirmative action protections for people with disabilities.
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Most citizens feel glad for privacy protections like the one in Griswold, but are less invested in protections like the one in Katz.
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Under the new NPS rule, states would be allowed to determine their own protections and could remove the previous federal protections for wildlife.
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The list includes voting rights protections, campaign finance reforms, pay equality for women, a net neutrality bill and protections for the LGBTQ community.
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"The liability protections we're talking about are liability protections from external forces," said Steve Barlow, a Memphis lawyer who directs Neighborhood Preservation, Inc.
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Protections for patients with preexisting conditions are stripped away, as are financial protections that limit older Americans' exposure to sky-high insurance premiums.
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Many of the 690,000 immigrants who had DACA protections as of the end of the program weren't eligible to renew their protections at all.
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Some conservatives, including Mateer, think that the court inserted protections for gay people into the 14th Amendment, which doesn't specify protections based on sexuality.
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People in the US who currently have these protections won't have them terminated right away — they will have the protections until their term expires.
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So instead of adding sexual orientation to civil rights protections, a Trump administration would likely take away protections that now exist for gender identity.
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But he found that, just as there are legal protections for gunmakers, there are protections for the owners of public spaces where tragedy occurs.
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But in 2017, then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a memorandum stating that Title VII's protections on sex discrimination do not encompass such protections.
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When naming a species as threatened, FWS decides whether to write specific protections for that species, or cover it with the blanket rule protections.
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But the state still lacks antidiscrimination protections for non-disabled people and at least temporarily prohibits local governments from enacting protections of their own.
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These protections have helped child victims of persecution and human trafficking find refuge and safety, and those protections are more needed today than ever.
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The ERA, a potential amendment to the Constitution, would codify equal protections for men and women under the law, guaranteeing protections like equal pay.
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Insurers are effectively barred from spending beyond a certain amount on protections for their customers' medical identities, protections that could potentially save their lives.
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Under the new National Park Service rule, states would be allowed to determine their own protections and could remove the previous federal protections for wildlife.
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Purchase and travel protections As a premium American Express card, the Business Gold card comes with a wide range of travel insurance and purchase protections.
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Many included basic protections like passing the Equality Act, which would give LGBTQ people comprehensive civil rights protections under federal law for the first time.
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The House had passed a funding bill that also guaranteed some humanitarian protections, but the Senate had passed a version with none of those protections.
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Beyond withdrawing bathroom protections, the Education Department also scrapped Obama-era guidance that told schools to interpret federal civil rights protections as covering gender identity.
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The original USMCA struck last year contained some strong provisions on intellectual property protections—protections that should be included in any good, model trade agreement.
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"I'm very concerned about his hostility to consumer protections, to GMO labeling, to protections for consumers against big agri-corporations," Blumenthal said after the vote.
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However, state anti-SLAPP laws often vary in their effectiveness and the protections they offer, and many states do not offer these protections at all.
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But it's not just vehicle safety at risk, it's consumer protections across the board, from those governing dangerous chemicals, to workers' protections, to food safety.
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It is incumbent on our government officials to remind foreign leaders that U.S. has privacy protections that are at least equivalent to EU privacy protections.
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It added that the deal improved intellectual property protections and opened up some government procurement contracts as well as including "unprecedented" environmental and labor protections.
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One of their oft-repeated complaints is that existing federal conscience protections are sufficient and any expansion of those protections would result in "overbroad" rules.
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Those currently covered under the program — which grants protections for two years — will be able to retain their protections and work permits until they expire.
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Remaining on the streets, besides the walkers, are medical professionals (who don't have adequate protections); UPS, FedEx, and postal workers (who don't have adequate protections); home health aides headed to work (who don't have adequate protections); delivery people (who don't have adequate protections); construction workers (worried about spreading the virus); and police officers (who can't isolate as the city enforces the physical distance measures).
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China is unlikely to seek or support such protections in its own trade negotiations -- allowing those countries to produce cheaper goods, but with fewer worker protections.
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Because the privacy issues in Europe, they have much stronger protections, there's much different cultural attitudes towards protections, and yet they've all embraced these digital technologies.
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To add to it all, S.J. Res 34 not only repeals these protections, but also prevents the FCC from proposing similar regulatory protections in the future.
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The USMCA also preserves important protections against expropriation of those investments, protections for Americans that have the effect of increasing investment and the efficiencies that result.
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Such protections tend to appeal to U.S. unions for two reasons, somewhat in tension with one another: First, they would improve labor protections for Mexican workers.
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These protections are not just overly generous protections for "the worst of the worst," as our enemies in these conflicts with terrorist groups are often called.
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One, getting any consumer protections past ISP lobbying pressure is often daunting, as California discovered when the state tried to pass broadband privacy protections last year.
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The Washington Post also noted Wednesday that the report has a footnote describing "whistleblower rights and protections" and saying any new policies should observe those protections.
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It's all part of multiple protections the Austin, Texas-based firm has put in place in the last four years to ramp up its cybersecurity protections.
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In some areas, Mr. Schneiderman said, they were "filling in" as the federal government rolled back enforcement of civil rights protections, wage rules and consumer protections.
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In 29 states, there are no legal protections, or inadequate legal protections, for people in the LGBTQ community, in areas that are central to living our lives: No protections against employment discrimination, housing discrimination, against being turned away from public accommodations and there's a whole bunch more.
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Environmental and wildlife conservationists opposed the bill due to a number of riders that would strip protections for species and the environment, including one that would take away federal protections on wolves in Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, and strip Endangered Species Act protections for wolves in Wyoming.
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It is because of these disadvantages that the federal government has for over 50 years legislated protections specifically for veterans, protections that — much like the protections for racial minorities and other disadvantaged groups — include equal employment opportunity, access to education, fair housing, and protection from hate crimes.
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Accused students already have protections in place like due process and those who advocate for Title IX are just as much in favor of due process protections.
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These protections — and a commitment by each nation to strong enforcement of these protections — are crucial to the livelihoods of millions of workers and to our economy.
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American Unity Fund supports comprehensively amending the Civil Rights Act to include protections for sexual orientation and gender identity while also codifying important protections for religious liberty.
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New Education Secretary Betsy DeVos defended the Trump administration's decision to rescind protections for transgender students, arguing that the protections were an "overreach" of the Obama administration.
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His administration also said it would codify protections of the federal Affordable Care Act, such as insurance exchanges and protections for pre-existing conditions, into state law.
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States with strong laws protecting LGBT residents, strong protections against hate crimes, and inclusive policies for undocumented immigrants were much likelier to have strong protections for animals.
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Consumer protections: Advocates for consumers and senior citizens warn of the rise of online scams, urging lawmakers and administration officials to provide greater protections for unsuspecting Americans.
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In offering civil rights protections to a new set of groups, the department has lifted protections for others, especially gay, lesbian and transgender people and African-Americans.
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Over the past three years, the administration has taken steps to revoke health care nondiscrimination protections for trans people and roll back protections for homeless trans people.
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She argues that whatever awkwardness that creates is outweighed by the protections it would afford both men and women — protections that could ultimately be used in court.
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Read more " _____ • David French in National Review: "To guarantee protections for religious liberty, you write those protections into law, you don't wish-cast them through executive orders.
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Many Democratic lawmakers argue that any national legislation should leave California as a baseline and extend those protections across the country and add more protections if necessary.
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"It keeps consumer protections in place and increases protections for those who fall on hard times or become victims of fraud," Crapo said in a Monday video.
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Such protections are already in place against discrimination based on race, sex, religion, and sexual orientation — so the law effectively extends those same protections to trans people.
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But it seems a bit disingenuous to talk loudly about extending protections for consumers while at the same time remaining silent about other, very important protections being dismantled.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new sign language training requirements for interpreters, fewer protections for once-endangered species of fox and whistleblower protections for nuclear employees.
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Namely, we must address the underlying issues that make people vulnerable to trafficking — poverty, violence, discrimination, weak worker protections, insufficient child welfare protections and lack of affordable housing.
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" Then, in front of Congress a week later, Zuckerberg promised that GDPR's protections would apply to all Facebook users, but he referred to GDPR "controls" rather than "protections.
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They should hold that federal law does not authorize arbitration agreements where workers sign away basic protections, because those protections are part of the fabric of economic citizenship.
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Consumer advocates warned that doing away with antidiscrimination protections would drive up fees for those seeking auto loans and said that other consumer protections could soon be targeted.
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It would limit consumer protections for customers of banks with less than $28503 billion in assets, including loan disclosures, anti-foreclosure safeguards and other protections against shady lending.
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The administration is attempting to remove protections from half the monument — nearly 1 million acres — undermining standards for national monument protections and ignoring public opposition and ongoing litigation.
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Mr. Trump's bill would include $5.7 billion for the wall and extend protections to some undocumented immigrants — protections that he himself revoked — while sharply curtailing access to asylum.
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There have been several new rules released by the Trump administration in recent weeks, and some have been described as conscience protections or protections for providers' religious beliefs.
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A new interactive map, created by law firm Fisher Phillips, which specializes in labor and employment issues, highlights legislative differences between states by showing which ones have gender-specific pay protections, gender-specific protections as well as protections for other categories, or no state-specific pay equity laws at all.
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An investigation of 12 states and 17 school districts with protections for LGBT people found no increase in incidences of harassment or inappropriate behavior after those protections were enacted.
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Ever since the FCC scrapped national net neutrality protections last year, dozens of states have started considering legislation to establish their own local protections, and Washington is the first.
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To make matters worse, DeVos has already significantly rolled back Title IX protections for trans students, siding with the right of individual school districts and institutions to interpret protections.
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Meanwhile, Republicans insisted they were for the popular parts of the ACA, preexisting condition protections in particular, even as they supported efforts to weaken or eliminate those same protections.
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"But along with ubiquity that PayPal provides, we're offering great protections – the buyer and seller protections are things that have been differentiated in the market for years," he says.
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Late Friday, the government promised to bolster protections for the environment and workers' rights to allay Labour fears that the Conservative government plans to slash those protections after Brexit.
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"AWS has designed and implemented its infrastructure with protections against these types of bugs, and has also deployed additional protections for MDS," said an advisory posted on Amazon's website.
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The scuttling of such protections barely registered as a blip among the nation's tech outlets, and we've since moved on to gutting other popular consumer protections (like net neutrality).
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It removes protections for 25 of the top 38 banks; weakens regulations on the biggest players and encourages them to manipulate regulations for their benefit; and saps consumer protections.
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They have criticized its labor and environmental protections as insufficiently weak, and said that its protections for drug companies may undermine their efforts to make health care more affordable.
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Since the organization began pushing for these protections, states and cities have stepped up to pass paid sick time laws, paid family leave programs, and protections for pregnant workers.
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If the court decides that Title VII protections apply to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees, such a decision would essentially extend basic civil rights protections to those groups.
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In the 21st century, we have more than enough evidence from state anti-SLAPP protections that it's time for Congress to better secure our First Amendment protections, as well.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service can decide to write specific protections for species that are threatened or they can cover the species with blanket rule protections, according to CNN.
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The senators have promoted their efforts to preserve Obamacare's protections for pre-existing conditions as the Trump administration backs a pending lawsuit arguing those protections should be considered unconstitutional.
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In non-judicial contexts, such as employment decisions, the government may also owe an employee some procedural protections before taking an adverse job action, but the protections are limited.
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Nearly half of Republicans want the Supreme Court to keep the protections for pre-existing conditions (49%), and even more show general support for the pre-existing conditions protections (58%).
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Just as the government can't ask for a backdoor, it can't prevent a company from employing strong user protections either—the type of protections, say, that even Apple can't break.
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The survey found that overall support for LGBT protection has remained fairly constant, with 69 percent of American favoring protections in 2018, compared with 2023 percent supporting protections last year.
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The justification from the administration for ending the protections has been that by law, when the conditions from the original disaster that triggered the protections have improved, they must expire.
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BLUE STATES SUE EPA OVER BIRD PROTECTIONS: Eight Democratic state attorneys general sued the Trump administration Wednesday to try to overturn a policy that repealed certain protections for migratory birds.
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British officials and some former U.S. officials have argued publicly that these cables have minimal protections at sea and at their landing sites — and warrant more protections from potential sabotage.
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The Trump administration has already terminated the status for Sudan, extended protections for South Sudan, and given itself an extra six months to decide on protections for roughly 58,000 Haitians.
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Congressional Republicans have launched more than 75 legislative attacks that would block or weaken protections for endangered species, and the Trump administration has proposed regulatory changes that chip away protections.
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In an age of isolated and seemingly random acts of terrorism, policymakers must balance competing interests — personal privacy protections on the one hand against public safety protections on the other.
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The first is that, as Thomas suggested, some of the justices regard the protections of the Second Amendment as less important to our constitutional democracy than other individual rights protections.
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The administration tried to end similar protections for a number of countries, arguing that the protections were no longer needed and had become permanent rather than an intended temporary protection.
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For four decades, the Fish and Wildlife Service has either developed specific protections for a newly-listed species, or applies a set of standard protections known as the blanket rule.
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The bill passed by the House eliminates popular features like guaranteed price protections for people with pre-existing conditions, by allowing states to apply for waivers to remove these protections.
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This will mean not only calling to preserve social protections but also coming up with a new message of what these protections will look like in an environmentally sustainable future.
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While the state does provide protections against discrimination based on race, sex, religion and national origin, it lacks such protections based on sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status and age.
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The report also decries efforts by DeVos to roll back civil rights protections, pointing to efforts that the senators say weaken protections for transgender students and victims of sexual assault.
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This map, created by labor and employment-focused law firm Fisher Phillips, highlights legislative differences between states by showing which ones have gender-specific pay protections, gender-specific protections as well as protections for other categories (such as race, religion or national origin), or no state-specific pay equity laws at all.
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Today, she's asking the country to support the Equality Act, a bill that would add LGBTQ protections to existing civil rights law and strengthening civil rights protections for other marginalized groups.
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There are many layers of hardware and software protections built into our products, and we always encourage customers to update to the newest software releases to benefit from the latest protections.
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Even if the HIPAA protections remain in place, people enrolling in employer coverage could face waiting periods for coverage of their pre-existing conditions if the ACA's protections are struck down.
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If, as reported, the $8 billion is available only for states that waive pre-existing conditions protections, that would add to the already strong incentives for states to drop these protections.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said recipients of those protections will have one year to either prepare to leave the US or find other means to stay before the protections expire.
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While the chicken-sized bird is not being eyed for protections by the Trump administration, its presence near and on military basis has made the GOP nervous about potential protections. Rep.
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The practices the Obama-era rule prohibited included Under the new NPS rule, states would be allowed to determine their own protections and could remove the previous federal protections for wildlife.
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GREENS TO SUE FOR BUTTERFLY PROTECTIONS: Two environmental groups filed formal notice Tuesday that they will sue federal officials to try to force Endangered Species Act protections for the monarch butterfly.
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It requires prospective contractors to report any violation of the 14 basic workplace protections, including wage and hour, safety and health, collective bargaining, family and medical leave, and civil rights protections.
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Some legal protections that come to mind are protections for employees for both the government and private companies who disclose information about illegal activity like violations of SEC rules or fraud.
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He wants to expand protections of natural resources — with new protections of areas like wetlands and forests that would include a ban on fossil fuel exploration and extraction on public lands.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao told Congress last week that the department had created a website to highlight passenger protections but she had not endorsed any new legal protections for airline passengers.
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The state bill is designed to replace federal net neutrality protections enacted under President Barack Obama that the Federal Communications Commission repealed last year, despite widespread public support for the protections.
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" It would also reinstate severance protections for "eligible employees.
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While the DOJ is arguing that the entire Affordable Care Act — including its pre-existing conditions protections — should be struck down, the party knows that these protections have become popular with voters.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 2900 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla).
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The House wanted to block potential endangered species protections for the greater sage grouse and the lesser prairie chicken for 10 years, and to permanently block protections for the American burying beetle.
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The House wanted to block potential endangered species protections for the greater sage grouse and the lesser prairie chicken for 85033 years, and to permanently block protections for the American burying beetle.
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Snow, who is now a defendant, allegedly opted not to follow the school's Title IX process, which itself lacks key protections but still affords some notice and other protections to the accused.
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The House wanted to block potential endangered species protections for the greater sage grouse and the lesser prairie chicken for 10 years, and to permanently block protections for the American burying beetle.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 28503 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (Fla.) Rep.
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We'll start with a new proposed rule... Trump administration proposes rolling back transgender health care protections A new proposal from the Trump administration would roll back health care protections for transgender people.
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In fact, it wasn't until 2014 that US flight attendants got protections from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration like other American workers, but even today, those protections are limited, Mordukhovich said.
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In response to petitions to list tortoises founded in the Mojave desert as endangered, and add new protections for Florida black bears, the FWS said Tuesday that these protections are not warranted.
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After Trump abandoned the Transpacific Partnership, which contained broad protections against IP and technology theft, China signed a successor trade agreement with would-be TPP countries, but eliminated many of those protections.
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This letter presents it, bizarrely, as a vulnerability, while conflating the protections it's meant to afford Americans with the protections implementation of the the Paris Agreement would offer the entire planet. [Axios]
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More than 300,000 people from 10 countries have TPS protections, which allow them to legally live and work in the United States; some have had those protections for more than two decades.
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Though Ms. Duke ended protections for Nicaraguans last month, she continued, at least for now, protections for Hondurans despite pressure from Mr. Kelly, now President Trump's chief of staff, to end them.
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Washington is gearing up for a multipronged attack on Silicon Valley that could have far-reaching ramification on tech companies' legal protections and the use of strong privacy protections for users' communications.
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"Trump asked the courts to take away preexisting condition protections for Americans, and after today's decision, millions of families will go to sleep scared that those protections are still at risk," Sen.
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According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, the state lacks protections against discrimination for LGBT people, as well as discrimination laws related to employment, including protections for age and marital status.
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In his latest op-ed he's demanding no increased military spending, no end to DACA protections for "Dreamers," no new tax breaks for billionaires, and better protections for Social Security and Medicare.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla.).
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As of now, when a species is listed as threatened, a blanket series of protections takes effect; under the new rule, those protections would be decided on a case-by-base basis.
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The uncertainty is why advocates want explicit legal protections for LGBTQ people: New state or federal laws that add sexual orientation and gender identity to nondiscrimination protections would remove any doubt about the reach of laws like the Civil Rights Act, Fair Housing Act, Title IX, and state statutes that prohibit sex discrimination in their public accommodations protections.
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The Affordable Care Act first provided robust consumer protections for such people, and as recently as two years ago, most Republicans in Congress voted for legislation that would have substantially weakened those protections.
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"Investors believe a premium listed segment without these investor protections is not a premium segment and will not provide the protections that investors expect," Chris Cummings, chief executive at the Investment Association said.
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Instead of action to strengthen protections for clean water, the federal government has reduced water-related spending in recent decades and rolled back Clean Water Act protections for many vital bodies of water.
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Last month, Ivanka and Jared reportedly helped kill a proposed executive order that would have rolled back Obama administration protections for the LGBTQ community — protections that cultural conservatives like Pence very much oppose.
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The House took a step back from the cost protections provided to people with preexisting conditions under Obamacare, and the Senate bill could also roll back some of Obamacare's protections for those people.
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Much of the due process protections that exist for whistleblowers within the Intelligence Community are strictly administrative (Presidential Policy Directive 19), and recent legislation meant to provide stronger protections remains in its infancy.
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" To the administration, the extra legal protections against indefinite detention of asylum seekers, and much stricter protections under the Flores settlement against indefinite detention of children and families, are nothing but legal "loopholes.
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As of now, when a species is listed as threatened, a blanket series of protections go into effect; under the new rule, those protections would be decided on a case by case basis.
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Cable companies have certain First Amendment protections to decide what they do or do not air, but these protections are largely to prevent being forced to air state-sponsored propaganda or the like.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 85033 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla.) said.
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So you're taking mutual fund money, you're taking pension money, you're taking money that normally is used to certain kind of reporting protections, information protections, that you're not getting in the private markets.
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A PHASE-OUT OF PROTECTIONS The new deal, officially called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), will phase out much of the old investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) protections over coming years.
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Mr. Hawley says he supports protections for those with pre-existing conditions, but it's not clear whether the policies he supports would provide the same protections that people like his son currently enjoy.
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For LGBTQ advocates, the overall results present a tricky situation: Most Americans support nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people, but they don't appear to know that these protections aren't currently explicit under the law.
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When Republicans were in the majority, Mr. McGovern said, they pushed legislation that would have "ripped protections away from people with pre-existing conditions," but now they trumpet their support for those protections.
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The new added protections will roll out gradually to accounts enrolled in the Advanced Protection Program on Android devices, to be later this year followed by new malware protections for Chrome, Google says.
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A PHASE-OUT OF PROTECTIONS The new deal, officially called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), will phase out much of the old investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) protections over coming years.
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The overhaul changes how the Fish and Wildlife Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration consider whether species qualify for protections, as well as how the agencies determine what habitats deserve special protections.
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Democrats have insisted that any spending measure must include protections for DACA recipients, while some Republicans have called to address legal protections for the young immigrants, known as Dreamers, at a later date.
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"As president, Tom will strengthen protections against predatory practices targeting college students and direct the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau to aggressively enforce these protections," Steyer's press secretary, Patrice Snow, said in a statement.
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Trump administration anti-immigrant rhetoric and executive orders on interior and border security enforcement are turning police into immigration agents, eroding civil rights protections, and undermining privacy protections for witnesses, victims and families.
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But the governors see the species law as ineffective, and want to see more species' protections handled like the sage grouse, which avoided formal protections last year in favor of state-led efforts.
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Were an official able to get around these important protections by simply having their campaign enter the agreement (thus framing it is an agreement between private parties), such protections would have little meaning.
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According to the report, some lawmakers have expressed concerns about the legal protections, saying they are worried that including the immunity language would forbid Congress from addressing federal online protections in the future.
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"Protections for the Napa name and protections on what it means to be an agricultural commodity from Napa are of paramount importance in this discussion," incumbent Supervisor Belia Ramos said in an interview.
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Instead, President Obama attempted to stick a Band-Aid on the problem by allowing DREAMers to get temporary work permits and deportation protections under DACA — protections that Trump is now slowly ripping away.
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As a result, the fund has few protections for investors.
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The court had only agreed to give Denton temporary protections.
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The case also could involve First Amendment protections involving religion.
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They can be successful against systems with all these protections.
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There's no level of tinkering with these protections that's acceptable.
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Taking away Obamacare would mean removing those protections, Stacy said.
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Sourcing materials from countries with few environmental or labor protections.
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Some states, such as California, have more protections in place.
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And his administration has rolled back protections for transgender people.
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Some states offer protections for used car buyers as well.
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It also offers protections from promotion and return policy abuse.
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Medical innovation, for example, depends on strong intellectual property protections.
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Thereby losing out on protections that legal divorce courts provide.
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There are some protections for investors built into the process.
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Or new protections might be announced for foreign intellectual property.
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More recently, officials proposed watering down protections for endangered species.
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Like the goal of universal coverage, these protections are popular.
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Yet he's also spoken critically about encryption and privacy protections.
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The court asked for changes to strengthen protections for Americans.
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It also promised to strengthen existing protections under the law.
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Mr Blair's government also used Europe to provide constitutional protections.
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After 1945, liberalism spread its benefits and protections to many.
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President Trump stripped those protections, calling on Congress to act.
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And let's ask, what were the principles behind those protections?
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Germany is well known for its strict protections of privacy.
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Outside experts, however, question how strong these protections actually are.
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Even with this progress, the online world lacked any protections.
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These protections are designed to be upheld by the president.
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Both Bushes, for instance, expanded federal protections for the disabled.
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Those agreements could potentially circumvent the protections of US courts.
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If courts favor Trump, then those protections could become fleeting.
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In November, it revoked similar protections for nearly 60,000 Haitians.
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Protections under the previous code's stability clause were axed entirely.
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And that includes privacy protections for citizens of all nations.
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Wade, the Supreme Court case that established modern abortion protections.
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They disdain constitutional protections for religious freedom and equal protection.
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What kind of protections do you have on the server?
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It's because we lack protections and power in the workforce.
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Critics fear the erosion of consumer protections and environmental standards.
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DACA offers protections to roughly 700,000 young adults, mostly Hispanics.
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They say they have campaigned on keeping on those protections.
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And we further expanded our protections in Options and Exclusivity.
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Why don't we have similar protections in the United States?
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South Carolina has reasonable asset protections and cost of living.
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As a result, fewer people will need preexisting condition protections.
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Healthcare workers are facing new protections from the federal government.
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Sapping the effectiveness of encryption protections threatens the entire Internet.
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Breitbart and the Daily Caller, Kaplan argued, deserved protections too.
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It will not change or lessen existing consumer privacy protections.
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Many asylum protections are codified in U.S. and international law.
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Deploying universal encryption allows for a number of new protections.
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Now, these protections against insurance discrimination will be extended nationwide.
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The commander in chief holds special protections in that regard.
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But the Chamber isn't content merely gutting critical public protections.
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Plan B is to pursue regulatory protections around the world.
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In 2016, that court ruled to uphold net neutrality protections.
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Generally speaking, we have penetration protections for our big networks.
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Since then, several states have passed laws expanding religious protections.
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"But without strong protections, it's hard to enact anything legal."
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Parrots: The FWS is weakening the protections for certain parrots.
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Mussels: The FWS is proposing new protections for freshwater mussels.
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People in countries without LGBTQ protections need the world's support.
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The transgender protections will apply to certain federally funded shelters.
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Whistleblower protections must not and cannot be a tiered system.
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We do not need to roll back bedrock environmental protections.
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Uber drivers are independent contractors with few protections or benefits.
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" Duffy said removing protections would be "good for the environment.
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Insurers can provide more protections for patients with surprise bills.
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He also rolled back key protections for air and water.
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In recent days, Canada proposed sweeping protections for transgender people.
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China has among the weakest privacy protections in the world.
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Affordable Care Act's protections of people with preexisting conditions. McCaskill
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There are important protections that we must keep in place.
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The award amount forced SEIU Texas to seek bankruptcy protections.
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That means you deserve protections from workplace and sexual harassment.
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All those protections [for minors] are still on the books.
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In so doing, they avoid incorporation to receive liability protections.
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Both cards come loaded with useful travel and purchase protections.
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Weak protections for our inventions and ideas compound this dynamic.
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"He will get protections that are very strong," Trump said.
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It would also roll back essential student and taxpayer protections.
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Workplace: The Department of Labor is levying new workplace protections.
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However, the underlying conversation about free speech protections is essential.
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Governor Cuomo vetoed it, and also rolled back other protections.
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Every American deserves the same basic protections under the law.
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Hobby Lobby, which expanded First Amendment protections of free speech.
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These relate largely to protections for intellectual property and investment.
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The women knew nothing about asylum protections in the region.
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Bolsonaro views environmental protections as a senseless brake on development.
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It's a bad deal for jobs, wages, and environmental protections.
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However, under President Donald Trump, those protections could be revoked.
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Credit card protections are more extensive and easier to use.
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"Whistleblowers have certain protections, no doubt about it," Sessions noted.
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The protections stem from a 2013 petition by WildEarth Guardians.
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They're also hard to fire, thanks to Civil Service protections.
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The US ended deportation protections for nearly 22014,22014 more people.
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What kind of respect and protections are they entitled to?
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Congress then tries to enhance whistleblower protections, with varying success.
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Then in 2015, it expanded the protections to sexual orientation.
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That law was then amended to account for LGBT protections.
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This kicks protections on transgender bathrooms back to the states.
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A settlement changes the rules, the processes, it creates protections.
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As a result, they've been willing to provide whistleblower protections.
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Foreign targets don't have the same sort of protections, however.
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Kamala Harris said she was open to examining the protections.
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Whatever protections users' networks may use will no longer apply.
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Microsoft has offered a policy with similar protections since February.
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Consider the local protections cloaking Akzo that PPG is encountering.
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For them, Biden offers a set of new consumer protections.
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The new rule will extend the protections to these areas.
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President Obama blocked Republicans from rolling back new investor protections.
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But those protections are a hard sell for House conservatives.
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Recipients are required to renew their protections every two years.
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In countries with inadequate protections, health care workers are dying.
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The ruling expanded workplace discrimination protections to include gender stereotyping.
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"Those protections are in place for a reason," she said.
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The loss of protections is gradual — and it's already started.
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You might be wondering: who benefits from repealing these protections?
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"They have protections in statutes against arbitrary dismissal," he said.
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Maps and photographs together fueled public support for new protections.
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These protections, must be brought to every child in America.
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Those protections will be important for some, Ms. Cunningham said.
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But until yesterday, none of these protections have been permanent.
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They have demanded unique protections to supposedly recoup their investments.
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Without these protections, we'll be left to fend for ourselves.
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Let's make sure there are environmental protections and labor standards.
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I also asked Citadel about its internal protections against cyberattacks.
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It has offered drivers new insurance protections in some markets.
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But victims' advocates argue the proposal weakens protections for survivors.
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He has advocated bolstering the legal protections for religious freedom.
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Even with Flores in place, those protections have proved thin.
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Now with this bill passed by Congress, there are protections.
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Rolling back protections for clean air, water and workplace safety.
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ICE's brutal border operatives enjoy the same union protections that
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They're also excluded from a number of federal labor protections.
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Changing the rule could roll back some of those protections.
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The First Amendment grants broad protections to publishers like Facebook.
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If so, what protections would the law include, and why?
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The law also paved the way for tougher consumer protections.
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Are you ready to abandon protections of your drinking water?
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Some stunt workers, though, feel the existing protections are sufficient.
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California and New York have significantly expanded protections for renters.
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And even hand sanitizers aren't foolproof protections against all germs.
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Not least, how will the new reserve protections be enforced?
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Americans who are detained can expect few, if any, protections.
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Go deeper: Trump wants to interview whistleblower despite federal protections
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Absent any protections, the buildings are at risk for redevelopment.
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Go deeper: Trump wants to interview whistleblower despite federal protections
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An amendment would formalize protections for this fundamental right. 2.
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"The whistleblower should have the protections of anonymity," said Capito.
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State laws or employer policies might also offer additional protections.
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Currently, about 300 species are covered with blanket rule protections.
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Comments made in the chamber are subject to legal protections.
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Some fear that protections dating to 235 are in jeopardy.
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"Byron Allen is putting civil rights protections on the line."
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"Those protections, particularly for biologics, have been eroded," Bolten said.
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States have had plenty of opportunities to provide these protections.
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So why are consumer protections in the Trump firing line?
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A hearing is later held with due process protections. 4.
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The company needs certain pieces of information to activate protections.
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The president's decision to roll back protections is deeply misguided.
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Instead, it encourages fair pricing practices and provides patient protections.
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Demand that consumer costs and taxpayer protections not be compromised.
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Sullivan, which granted broad protections for publishers to print inaccuracies.
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But a firmware vulnerability would let hackers circumvent VBS protections.
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But the new contract provided the company with some protections.
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The lack of protections here raises major due process concerns.
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Gun manufacturers and sellers enjoy unparalleled protections from such lawsuits.
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ISDS protections play a crucial role in advancing those goals.
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The Justice Department requested the data to enforce voting protections.
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Mr. Bottino said Brazil's case law gave journalists broad protections.
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But Obamacare did expand some consumer protections for employer coverage.
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Mythical protections for the defendant should not paralyze our institutions.
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Nevertheless, my bill would offer further protections to family farmers.
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"So it is important we have certain protections in place."
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Let's move on to social media and protections of democracy.
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It's a bad deal for jobs, wages and environmental protections.
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The same protections are in place for Parent PLUS loans.
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It only adds compliance costs, and no new environmental protections.
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It said it will consider protections for the entire species.
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Liberians have also held other temporary protections over the years.
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American workers deserve strong job protections in foreign trade agreements.
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Soroush has no privacy protections and comes with strict censorship.
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Landmark internet privacy protections are nearly certain to be dismantled.
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IP protections must be a priority in all trade relationships.
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There are persistent threats along the Amargosa, despite its protections.
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Still, environmental protections there remain the most robust in Brazil.
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We've been excluded from basic labor protections for too long.
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Sanders said the USMCA had inadequate protections for American workers.
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Go deeper: All the ways Trump has targeted LGBTQ protections
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Americans should not take these protections to be absolute, however.
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And as a result, transgender people are rapidly losing protections.
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Remember that EPA protections are broadly popular with the public.
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By reversing Title II, consumers get those privacy protections back.
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I know the necessary protections for each type of thing.
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In the intervening 17 years, it's renewed protections 10 times.
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O'Rourke's proposals would just expand these protections to LGBTQ people.
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About 700,000 young immigrants signed up for Obama's DACA protections.
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It is an essential part of Americans' basic protections online.
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"This is why we have worker protections," he tells me.
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HHS also proposed a rule, not yet final, to strip "gender identity" from the non-discrimination protections in the Affordable Care Act; the agency said it cannot enforce those protections because of court decisions.
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" Thaler said that while ocean policy and protections in the US has largely been a bipartisan issue, "this is the first administration in a long time that's been openly antagonistic to increasing ocean protections.
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The big picture: Last week, the Department of Health and Human Services proposed eliminating protections for transgender people established under the Affordable Care Act — one of the administration's latest moves to restrict LGBTQ protections.
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These measures contain the main protections for those with pre-existing conditions, as well as more general consumer protections that ensure enrollees get comprehensive benefits and limit their financial liability if they get sick.
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Why is it that American internet companies such as Facebook and Google are required to provide privacy protections when doing business with European consumers but are free to not provide such protections for Americans?
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While the Ryan proposal preserves Obamacare's protections against insurance denials and rate hikes for preexisting conditions for now, it comes with a catch: The protections are only effective as long as you remain insured.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R), and former Rep.
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The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday voted to eliminate open internet transparency protections for millions of consumers, in the Trump administration's most overt salvo yet in its nascent campaign to dismantle net neutrality protections.
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The federal Child Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) provides privacy protections for children that exceed adult safeguards, and the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) grants enhanced protections to students and their parents.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Florida), an appropriator.
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Your card doesn't offer any consumer protections to speak ofWhile credit cards offered a decade ago were light on consumer protections and benefits, today's credit cards have to offer more perks to remain competitive.
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The Post says the documents show Interior Department officials rejected material that would support keeping protections in place for certain lands and sought information that would back the case for shrinking or removing protections.
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The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday voted to eliminate open internet transparency protections for millions of consumers, in the Trump administration's most overt salvo yet in its nascent campaign to dismantle net neutrality protections.
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Others say that, in doing so, they make themselves vulnerable to losing protections under Section 230 protections of the Communications Decency Act, which prevents web sites from being liable for content posted by users.
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While the Supreme Court has sharply curtailed the constitutional protections afforded to journalists and has left them with the same basic protections afforded average citizens, there remains a longstanding policy against such intrusive measures.
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The Justice Department has moved to roll back protections for transgender people in federal prisons, while the Department of Housing and Urban Development is trying to reverse protections for transgender people in homeless shelters.
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Democrats had sought to secure permanent legal protections for 700,000 young undocumented immigrants as a condition for new government funding after their attempts to push through the protections in stand-alone bills were rebuffed.
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But the Trump administration also emphasizes that it is leaving intact the DACA program -- President Barack Obama's protections for so-called DREAMers -- even if the new rules chip away at protections for undocumented migrants overall.
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The Supreme Court wrestled Thursday with complex questions about what protections the Constitution's ban on "double jeopardy" provides to individuals, and whether those protections mean the justices should overturn the longstanding exception to that rule.
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Though touting these as successes is not a unanimous feeling since most Americans believe stringent protections for our air and water, more transparency from corporations and fiduciary protections for borrowers were good things for consumers.
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Trump administration creates new religious, moral protections for health workers The Trump administration has created new protections for health workers who have religious and moral objections to certain procedures, such as abortion or assisted suicide.
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The Trump administration and Republicans continue to undermine protections for people with pre-existing conditions by pushing short-term junk plans that allow insurance companies to skirt key consumer protections in the Affordable Care Act.
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Investment in our physical infrastructure, should boldly upgrade, create millions of jobs for Americans, encourage public investment, embrace clean-energy jobs, support strong worker protections, ensure worker safety and environmental protections, and prioritize resilient infrastructure.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla), also an appropriator.
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As a result, millions of workers are left out of the protections offered by the legislation, an outcome that resulted from House Republicans' objections to the broader protections included in earlier drafts of the bill.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla.) told The Hill.
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But the proposal has drawn resistance from other Republicans who want to maintain ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions and worry that the change would allow plans to be sold without those protections.
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If so, the individual would be allowed to try to obtain protections in the US. If denied, the rule would lead to them being deported to that country and told to apply for protections there.
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Changing patent protections, though, is opposed by powerful pharmaceutical industry interests, and it's not clear if drug protections alone will be enough to get reluctant Democrats to push the trade deal over the finish line.
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It would do so by restoring the crucial protections under the Temporary Protected Status program and offering additional protections to the roughly 700,000 young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, known as Dreamers.
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In two investigations, Media Matters confirmed with experts and officials in 12 states and 17 school districts with protections for LGBTQ people that they had no increases in sex crimes after they enacted LGBTQ protections.
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Apple stressed that privacy and security protections will remain in place.
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What can we glean from places with protections for transgender people?
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Yet these protections are commonplace in the other high-income countries.
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The country also has many legal protections for the LGBTQ+ community.
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Washington state argued that it violated constitutional protections against religious discrimination.
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The outcome left S.B. 822 stripped of several net neutrality protections.
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These protections apply regardless of any contrary state or local laws.
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Circumventing the normal protections for such private information is simply unacceptable.
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We oppose the FCC's proposal to roll back these core protections.
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Had he not done that, you would be losing some protections.
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But in the realm of cyberattacks, nations extend no such protections.
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Gone. Protections from dying of dangerous silica exposure on the job?
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Other 2020 Democrats have called for codifying protections for abortion rights.
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Now the results of throwing out your Net Neutrality protections, may
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To depart from such time honored protections should require overwhelming justification.
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Small business owners, meanwhile, have fewer protections than employees under contract.
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Since then, DACA has given protections to more than 800,000 immigrants.
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Both groups also stand to lose protections under President Donald Trump.
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The methods may change but the protections of the Constitution don't.
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I said there should be greater protections of privacy with Google.
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There's tension between First Amendment protections and social media moderation rules.
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Legal exports have declined in recent years as states tighten protections.
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As he reduces environmental protections much of congress may cheer him.
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States could also gut protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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But its protections do not extend to individuals with breast cancer.
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Unfortunately, travelers in the U.S. have the fewest protections, Zillmer days.
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Details: As promised, Cook praised Europe for passing its GDPR protections.
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Yet not much of that stems from unwinding Obama-era protections.
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Social media cannot exist without the legal protections of Section 230.
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Those protections, Crocker explained, shouldn't change when people cross state lines.
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At least in the government, there are protections put in place.
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More than 16 states have passed social media protections for individuals.
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The bill weakens protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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They would likely object to rolling back those protections even further.
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Evans also pushed back against changes that could undermine consumer protections.
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Go deeper: Trump wants increased protections for Venezuelans fleeing to U.S.
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Teeth for land animals, such as monitor lizards, require different protections.
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Their aim is to encourage "common sense protections" against gun violence.
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WALLACE: But there are a lot of protections for family farms.
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Some may even hear a call to limit First Amendment protections.
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Lawyers should be able to safely provide meaningful protections for defendants.
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The Supreme Court blocked efforts to expand those protections last month.
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These drivers really wanted benefits and protections for the long-term.
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Go deeper ... Study: No links between transgender protections and bathroom safety
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Pass legislation to codify the protections guaranteed by Roe v. Wade.
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Last year, Trump lifted protections for trans students in school bathrooms.
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Call your state department of education to advocate for statewide protections.
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Rather than boosting LGBT protections, the Trump administration has repealed some.
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The Federal Communications Commission passed robust net neutrality protections in 2015.
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Earlier this year, the Senate passed legislation to restore those protections.
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They're useful, fun, and generally have well thought-out privacy protections.
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Scott Walker signed legislation that expanded protections for domestic abuse victims.
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Another 15 states have implicit protections through definitions in other laws.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers elsewhere have moved to expand protections for transgender people.
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They said the protections would expire for Salvadorans in September 2019.
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South Africa mixes European-style labour protections with extreme racial preferences.
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The FWS moved Tuesday to reinstate those protections for slickspot peppergrass.
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African-Americans, migrant workers, and women from the labor protections and
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Same for the protections for pharmaceutical firms to raise medicine prices.
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It could decide whether Obamacare's anti-discrimination protections include LGBTQ people.
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The tribes have long called for land protections in the area.
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The current draft removes protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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It is unclear if such protections will satisfy customers' security concerns.
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Reason it could pass: Historically, such protections have garnered bipartisan support.
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I wish my kids had stronger privacy protections across the internet.
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And it illustrates how age discrimination protections have been progressively narrowed.
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Keep writing 200 million scrips a year without any protections whatsoever?
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The protections stem from a 2013 petition from the WildEarth Guardians.
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They are online and may have few if any security protections.
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Net neutrality protections are absolutely consistent with a free market framework.
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Of the cards studied, 17 offered all four of these protections.
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Oddly, however, such protections are not unambiguously part of the AUSFTA.
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Obama says the bill would undermine decades-old diplomatic immunity protections.
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Vice President Pence has been a steadfast supporter of such protections.
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"We would rather see that full protections are provided," he said.
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Democrats would receive permanent statutory protection for strong net neutrality protections.
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First, there must be protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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But these are easier issues to hash out than Dreamer protections.
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And any change that weakens Title IX protections will be devastating.
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The legislation even went further to enhance protections for adult consumers.
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But others, like the Duttons, see rights as protections from government.
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It would truly gut federal non-discrimination protections for transgender persons.
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WHAT OTHER PROTECTIONS DOES U.S. LAW PROVIDE TO INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY WHISTLEBLOWERS?
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The FAA reauthorization could also include new consumer protections for travelers.
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Congress has six months to pass legislation to preserve DACA's protections.
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It doesn't create or authorize the creation of any new protections.
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But those legal protections have not erased hatred in the country.
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The Justice Department also reversed a policy on transgender employee protections.
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Teddy Roosevelt busted up big corporate trusts and implemented consumer protections.
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Nelson contends that a contract would give flight attendants greater protections.
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National Labor Relations Act, whose legal protections for workers have been
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However, Heller has supported other legislation that does target those protections.
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Many privacy advocates have called for robust new U.S. data protections.
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The Obama administration found a new tactic to back L.G.B.T. protections.
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"This would provide a framework where everyone has protections," Chandy said.
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He revoked protections for land rich in fossils and archaeological sites.
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Privacy protections and safeguards against federal overreach are necessary and appropriate.
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This technology should not be used by the government without protections.
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Among other benefits, the Ink Business Preferred offers cell phone protections.
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The fertility industry continues to grow without regulation or consumer protections.
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Germany's Agenda 2010, which weakened job protections and cut pensions and
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Income, job opportunities, job security and employment protections have all dissipated.
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If needed, the administration could reallocate resources to enforce such protections.
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Consumer protections may whither as CFPB head Cordray departs, advocates say
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Janitors, truck drivers, hotel maids, and more will get better protections.
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Parrots: The Fish and Wildlife Service is delaying protections for parrots.
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More broadly, Americans have reinstated conscience protections but for how long?
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States have stepped up their cybersecurity protections ahead of the Nov.
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The decision resulted in these systems being subject to federal protections.
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Congress must codify widely accepted net neutrality protections through bipartisan legislation.
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Those protections had not gone into effect before they were rescinded.
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This is a commonsense law that provides basic protections to women.
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These new digital provisions and protections are both timely and important.
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Do students have Fourth Amendment protections against "unreasonable searches and seizures"?
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Do they have Eighth Amendment protections against "cruel and unusual punishment"?
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Weakening protections of the law won't make air pollution go away.
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They have more stringent fraud protections and let you earn rewards.
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The GOP is threatening to gut protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Obviously [DACA, the extension of 'Dreamer' protections'] is hanging over that.
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Clearly, debit-swipe fee protections have not hurt banks' bottom lines.
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The program has protections to prevent households from getting extra subsidies.
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Starwood's board can allay some concerns by putting protections in place.
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The incident revives questions about the privacy protections built into smartphones.
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While some like California pursued strong environmental protections, others did not.
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Proud Lebanon is campaigning for such protections this World AIDS Day.
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More than that, though, the center calls all the pass protections.
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Protections that took effect in September 2017 could provide some relief.
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There may be up to 30 types of protections, with variations.
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Wages are low; sexual harassment is rife; workplace protections are poor.
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Similar protections likewise apply to public highways, canal systems, and railroads.
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To be clear: The company still supports strong net neutrality protections.
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Stream protections and fossil fuel industry transparency rules have been guillotined.
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What kind of whistleblowers would be included in these new protections?
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Under the Whistleblower Protection Act, not all employees are guaranteed protections.
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That model is also fueling a national debate over worker protections.
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Center for Biological Diversity formally petitioned for the protections in 2014.
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The rules were branded as protections for customers and web companies.
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The Freedom's purchase protections and travel coverage perks are great, too.
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California, found that teacher tenure protections violated student rights. Then-U.
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You've got to put in place reasonable protections and reasonable measures.
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And if they do go, to take appropriate, personal hygiene protections.
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It's unlikely that this legislation would materially increase protections for Mueller.
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"There are few formal protections for these vulnerable workers," Almeling says.
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United States was looking to undo, including protections for preexisting conditions.
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Under Trump's action, the protections offered by DACA disappear in March.
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Among the issues reportedly being hashed out: • Protections for French workers.
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No workplace protections exist for those who leak information to media.
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"New York law doesn't match those basic constitutional protections," Bodde says.
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Other rules, including new protections on prepaid debit cards, withstood challenges.
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"Pre-existing condition protections will remain the law of the land."
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He also fought for Dalit rights, writing protections into the Constitution.
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The more visible concern is consumer protection, particularly protections for privacy.
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The AHCA weakens these protections almost to the point of nonexistence.
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Some 92 percent of Americans say they want stronger privacy protections.
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He also fought for Dalit rights, writing protections into the constitution.
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Indeed, the Constitution's design effectively excludes many people from its protections.
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Sadly, union protections are not well known in the general population.
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Ceballos, the Supreme Court limited First Amendment protections for government employees.
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Its trade pact with Mexico is expected to expand similar protections.
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For years, there were no protections in place for job security.
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Its purchase protections are also the same…with one important exception.
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They are uniquely sensitive and keeping them healthy requires special protections.
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It targeted abusive debt collectors and bolstered protections for mortgage borrowers.
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Postal Service employees are pushing for hazard pay and greater protections.
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Now with this bill passed by [the Senate], there are protections.
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The Democrats are promising to extract greater protections for American workers.
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Nowadays, the vast majority of leveraged loans contain much weaker protections.
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Moreover, the country has few resources or legal protections for migrants.
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Patent protections last long enough to incentivize research and development investments.
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Pennsylvania and Texas attorneys general announced price gouging protections last week.
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He's also rolled back dozens of environmental protections since taking office.
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It also frustrated environmentalists, who wanted the protections to go further.
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President Donald Trump has taken other actions to weaken environmental protections.
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Strong union protections allowed them to block their dismissals in arbitration.
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He's asking the courts to rip those life-saving protections away.
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Easing barriers to trade while improving protections on intellectual property theft.
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Whistleblower protections are patchy in Europe; Denmark's are among its weakest.
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It may bolster protections for gay and transgender people as well.
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Now, President Donald Trump is looking to roll back those protections.
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Democrats and many Republicans in Congress support legislation enshrining those protections.
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What's in jeopardy are the protections put in place for students.
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A fierce critic of worker protections to be secretary of labor!
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These states are a cautionary tale for premature removal of protections.
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Federal protections against termination already exist for discrimination against protected classes.
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Normalizing these protections now could help prevent a bigger backlash later.
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Other demands include affordable housing provisions and protections for immigrant students.
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President Barack Obama instituted the work permits and protections in 222.
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Mr. McCabe is a career civil servant, entitled to job protections.
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They want Congress to enact less restrictive protections for the land.
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But he has long supported scaling back protections for the rainforest.
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But he has long supported scaling back protections for the rainforest.
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Without those protections, the land would be heating much more rapidly.
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He and his daughter have accepted valuable trademark protections from China.
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Hawaii claims the Order violates the
Constitution's protections against religious
discrimination.
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Trump has warned that he expected concessions on Canada's dairy protections.
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The governor has goals to strengthen L.G.B.T.Q. protections and gun restrictions.
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Third, women will lose legal protections in the workplace and elsewhere.
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These protections would have been at risk under the Senate bill.
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In reality, however, "hardened criminals" are barred from receiving DACA protections.
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He also defended the worker and environmental protections in the deal.
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Similar protections exist of corporate employees who report Wall Street frauds.
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There's dark mode, some map stuff, a few new privacy protections.
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Ring appears to have minimal protections in place for this though.
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Under Katz, as that expectation decreases, so do Fourth Amendment protections.
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There were no civil rights or equal pay protections at all.
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Nearly 85033 million households benefited from the CFPB's mortgage servicing protections.
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All are progressive communities with legal protections that include LGBT citizens.
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Yet at the same time, other consumer protections have been improved.
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Newly arrived undocumented immigrants would be ineligible for such protections, however.
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He said the new procedures did not weaken protections for civilians.
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Middle East nations must codify religious protections and freedoms into law.
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Protections under that plan would have begun to end March 2018.
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Republicans want increased border security measures in exchange for DACA protections.
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Bumblebees are set to receive new protections from the federal government.
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Social safety nets are being shredded, environmental protections are being reversed.
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So what protections did American women earn without a constitutional amendment?
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Free political speech is at the very apex of constitutional protections.
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Any possible federal protections seem highly unlikely under a Republican Congress.
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A third would provide some protections, but would reduce legal immigration.
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It's there that efforts to curb protections are most acutely felt.
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Telecom companies have not enjoyed those same type of legal protections.
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The missing protections Rulings like this one are vital, Takei says.
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They add on protections that federal courts have stayed away from.
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The Hill: Liberals see Kavanaugh as potential threat to consumer protections.
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His plan also would carve out protections for small, rural hospitals.
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Or put consumer protections in search, or those sorts of things.
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The text also outlines protections for migrant children in government custody.
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Mexican immigrants caught crossing the border aren't entitled to those protections.
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Repealing Title II will restore those important protections for Internet openness.
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It has also worsened protections for transgender people in health care.
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Most Republicans were able to reconcile themselves to undoing these protections.
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In return, Democrats could have won permanent protections for the Dreamers.
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Then Trump rejected an emerging bipartisan deal to restore those protections.
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Separate laws granted protections against discrimination based on age or disability.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R) and Darren SotoDarren Michael SotoHouse passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans Former state House candidate says she made up story about removing 77 bullets from Pulse shooting victims MORE (D) on Thursday said their amendment would include Venezuelans in the temporary protected status (TPS) program.
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"It is preposterous that the Trump administration claims to care about preserving pre-existing condition protections for millions of Americans while simultaneously peddling shoddy, substandard junk plans that undermine and weaken those very protections," Schumer said.
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That was five years before the Americans with Disabilities Act afforded protections to people like her, and 21990 years before the first web accessibility lawsuit made the case that those protections should extend to the internet.
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"If Democrats bring up a bill to affirm the ACA's preexisting condition protections, it could put Republicans who said they were in favor of those protections on the campaign trail on the hot seat," said Levitt.
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As Meyers points out, Trump's deal which offered limited protections for young, undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers — more specifically, three-year extensions on DACA and TPS protections — was rejected by Democrats and hard-line conservatives alike.
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Last week, after the Trump administration rescinded Obama-era federal guidance clarifying transgender protections under federal law Title IX, officials from a handful of blue states publicly affirmed existing protections for trans students under state law.
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If passed by the California Senate, Low's bill would extend these protections by turning medical marijuana cards into "medical information," which comes with even more stringent privacy protections under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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It guarantees much more robust protections to accused students than they would have otherwise — a student accused of sexual misconduct is afforded more protections than a student thrown out of school for plagiarism or physical violence.
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At immediate risk are pending protections like those to modernize the prevention of the spread of disease through meat and poultry, rules regarding aircraft and airports, and guidelines to strengthen protections against lead-contaminated tap water.
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President Obama issued Presidential Policy Directive 85033 in 2012, creating administrative due process protections against whistleblower retaliation, and those protections were later extended by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence to contractors like Snowden.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla.), an experienced immigration negotiator.
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In states like Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina local protections are not feasible for people who need legal protections today against gerrymandering, voter roll purging, exact-signature-match requirements, and inaccessible polling locations and restricted hours.
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"It was the President who singled-handedly took away DACA and TPS protections in the first place – offering some protections back in exchange for the wall is not a compromise but more hostage taking," he added.
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The Obama administration has looked to assuage those concerns: on the environment, the White House notes the TPP includes for protections for wildlife and the oceans, as well as sanctions for those who violate the protections.
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If he looks carefully at this lending system, he will quickly realize that it has turned predatory due to the removal of standard bankruptcy protections, and other protections that exist for every other type of loan.
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The loophole would mean that legislators could keep certain Obamacare protections — including the protections for preexisting conditions and a requirement to cover "essential health benefits" — that states could relax for other insurance plans covering Obamacare enrollees.
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And many of them survived the Democratic wave in midterm elections last month only by vowing to preserve the law's protections for people with pre-existing conditions — protections that would be swept aside by Judge O'Connor.
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It's false that Trump administration and congressional Republicans "left" protections for people with pre-existing conditions; they have repeatedly put forward bills and filed lawsuits that would weaken Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Her critics say that during the Trump administration, Rao has worked to roll back Title IX protections for survivors of sexual assault on campus, as well as protections against racial discrimination in housing and environmental safeguards.
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He wants to keep protections for people with pre-existing conditions What we know: Trump told The Wall Street Journal shortly after the election that he wants to keep protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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While the existing law already has protections for transgender individuals in shelters and housing, the new bill would add protections in prisons, allowing transgender individuals to stay in facilities for the gender with which they identify.
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Although fisheries protections can help corals recover, James Cook University professor Terry Hughes, who wasn't involved with the new study, pointed out that such protections do not shelter reefs from the warm waters that can bleach them.
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The Supreme Court has the last word on legal rights and principles of critical importance to women, including protections against sex discrimination and of their right to privacy as well as health, safety and social welfare protections.
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"[The committee's analysis] recommends removing the bill's protections against using interconnection practices to circumvent the bill's net neutrality protections," Stanford Law professor and net neutrality expert Barbara van Schewick wrote in a detailed analysis of the recommendations.
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"On one hand, it's saying that we have these protections, but on the the other hand, it's dismantling those very protections," said Janel George, director of federal reproductive rights and health for the National Women's Law Center.
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Protections already exist in some form for health care providers who object to certain treatments or procedures on religious or moral grounds, so this new office is likely designed to make enforcement of those protections more robust.
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Like South Dakota had the foresight to do in its law, Congress must provide small businesses the necessary protections from this shift from 50 years of precedent – protections that mirror those in the Remote Transactions Parity Act.
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Washington (CNN)Newly released internal documents are raising questions about the Trump administration's decision to end protections for tens of thousands of Haitian immigrants -- and whether the argument that the protections were no longer merited was valid.
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" His statement continued: "It was the President who singled-handedly took away DACA and TPS protections in the first place -- offering some protections back in exchange for the wall is not a compromise but more hostage taking.
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These days, the lies are utterly shameless, with candidates who have worked nonstop to dismantle protections for pre-existing conditions posing as champions of such protections, and accusations that Democrats are the ones trying to destroy Medicare.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla.), the Hispanic Conference's current chairman.
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Republican state legislators, in turn, are no more convincing but just as cynical in insisting that elaborate new ballot protections are needed — protections that effectively target poor people, minorities and students, who tend to favor Democratic candidates.
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Cornyn said he would be willing to consider deportation protections for immigrants who came to the country illegally at a young age and lost such protections after Trump rescinded the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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So far this year, teachers have picketed in one of the wealthiest states -- California, which has strong protections for public unions -- and one of the poorest: West Virginia, which has rolled back union protections in recent years.
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The order proclaims that the executive branch will "vigorously enforce Federal law's robust protections for religious freedom" and proposes strengthening of protections for companies and organizations that claim a conscience-based exemption to paying for contraceptive care.
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The bill, first introduced in 2015, would also expand public accommodations protections to prohibit discrimination based on sex, and strengthen other existing protections in public accommodations — by, for instance, ensuring that retail stores and banks are covered.
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To the administration, the extra legal protections against indefinite detention of asylum seekers, and much stricter protections under the Flores settlement against indefinite detention of children and families, are nothing but legal "loopholes" that Congress should close.
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I reached out to Shah, who is also a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health, to get a doctor's perspective on the impact of anti-discrimination protections and how the rollback of those protections might affect patients.
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DHS is terminating the protections for 0003,500 Nicaraguans as of January 2019.
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Some of the proposed changes could overturn existing animal protections, conservationists say.
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After appropriate IP protections are gone, we need to allow for competition.
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That legislation to strip privacy protections from ISPs that most people hated?
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Go deeper: Report finds protections for minority voters have plunged since 2013
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The protections for those with preexisting conditions have gotten weaker, not stronger.
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They have rolled back Title IX protections prohibiting discrimination against transgender students.
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The rule, according to the office, reestablishes existing protections created by Congress.
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As a victim of identity theft, you have certain rights and protections.
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His administration's business-first mantra could involve efforts to weaken labor protections.
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For one, Sessions has been an ardent opponent of voting rights protections.
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Will you be looking for protections for those with pre-existing conditions?
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The Defense Department would bolster protections against lead, mold and other toxins.
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The final text actually reiterates CDA 230 protections—with a slight twist.
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Legal protections against anti-LGBTQ discrimination can be crucial to one's livelihood.
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Importantly, he stopped short of expanding employee protections to other campus sports.
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Studies have found that the majority of Americans support Title II protections.
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None of the basic protections under international humanitarian law are being applied.
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To get all available protections, hardware/firmware and software updates are required.
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But the researchers say their new attacks can defeat newer protections. 6.
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Here's some of what's staying in place: Protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Is it a tactic to undermine the net neutrality protections adopted in
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The fate of public lands protections is uncertain in almost every way.
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But the high court has never extended those protections past age 18.
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The manifesto also included specific protections for members of the LGBT community.
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Those stronger labor protections will also help Mexican consumers and small businesses.
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The new deal also fosters US innovation by strengthening intellectual property protections.
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If additional privacy protections help stop the hemorrhaging of its market cap?
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Senate Republicans who support protections for DREAMers were sounding the alarm Friday.
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Earlier this year, Trump scaled back safety protections for incarcerated transgender people.
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Bailey said protections for investors will not be weakened under the proposals.
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Holder (2013) decision that rescinded key protections from the Voting Rights Act.
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USMCA includes strong intellectual property protections that benefit workers in creative industries.
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People deserve from their employer basic protections such as retirement and healthcare.
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Our analysis is ongoing and we will implement any further necessary protections.
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Are they going to allow states to roll back Obamacare's consumer protections?
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The legislation extends protections for House employees to unpaid staff, like interns.
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Google says antivirus protections is built into the system with automatic updates.
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Last year, more than 100,000 people applied for asylum protections through USCIS.
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Protections against unreasonable search and seizure simply don't apply at the border.
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Was it because he believed there should be stronger protections for individuals?
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However, the move toward these types of worker protections is not universal.
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Top leadership has advocated for housing and employment protections for LGBT people.
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If the ACA were repealed, however, then the individual protections would vanish.
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Hard-fought worker protections, including laws prohibiting employment discrimination, would be eviscerated.
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Now Obamacare makes that illegal — but Donald Trump's election endangered those protections.
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Still, Republicans did target the preexisting conditions protections in their various plans.
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Importantly, however, a robot or AI will need other protections as well.
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He has promised to overturn nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people in schools.
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Another 20 states, including Louisiana, offer no protections to LGBT state employees.
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In white literature, blacks were nostalgic for slavery and its supposed protections.
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Owners enjoy the same protections from liability as shareholders in conventional companies.
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Facebook is also rolling out protections for teens in compliance with GDPR.
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Washington prides itself on inclusiveness, with strong protections built into state law.
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I'm most optimistic about the opportunity to pursue intersectional protections for survivors.
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Americans are for leaving federal protections governing abortions in place, in general.
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But rolling back Obama-era environmental protections is actually not that easy.
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That makes perfect sense given the uncertain future of net neutrality protections.
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But how to enshrine DACA protections into law is a nettlesome issue.
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The Republicans new bill will gut these protections and many will die.
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Within a week, the method broke through the phone's lock screen protections.
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And that means respecting Obama-era privacy protections to govern intelligence collection.
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If they violate consumer rights, state protections and enforcement will not apply.
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PACE is setting new standards for consumer protections in home improvement financing.
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For just as long, hackers have found ways to bypass these protections.
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Protections for workers in the sharing economy have become a contentious issue.
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I'll fight to restore the full protections of the Voting Rights Act.
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The new option will also improve protections against data theft, Velline said.
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The blanket protections of the act, however, offered gray wolves a lifeline.
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It also includes provisions relating to labor regulations, environmental protections, and migration.
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City councils do something else: They grant privileges, or entitlements, or protections.
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Trump said those protections hobbled economic growth - cheering industry and angering conservationists.
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And without its protections, Trump has to abide by various environmental statutes.
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She said the goal is to reduce burdens while maintaining environmental protections.
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Ultimately, these are all problems that privacy protections are intended to forestall.
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Approximately 690,000 people currently have DACA protections, with varying dates of expiration.
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And what protections need to be in place then, from your perspective?
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The protections for people with preexisting conditions will stay on the books.
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The protections stem from the Danny Keysar Child Product Safety Notification Act.
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The Memorial Day weekend begins on a dire note for constitutional protections.
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Turner historically was early to build into its distribution agreements, penetration protections.
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However, Trump appears most angered by the protections afforded to the media.
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The Obama administration interpreted Title IX to include these transgender student protections.
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Eventually, agencies will lumber into action; rules will be weakened, protections undone.
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Tens of thousands of Haitians and Nicaraguans have also seen protections removed.
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They threaten our diplomatic relations with world powers and our labor protections.
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Whether upgrades will involve protections from potential bullying remains to be seen.
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Does the GOP favor or oppose important consumer protections that save lives?
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You've got to be careful about the sort of protections you're implementing.
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One bill before Congress would extend certain labour protections to TSA workers.
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The protections stem from a petition by the Center for Biological Diversity.
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STRUCTURAL PROTECTIONS Compliance with the asset coverage test threshold is tested daily.
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The famous Joshua tree could receive new protections from the federal government.
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That's because federal labor laws exempt so many workers from its protections.
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The Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus cheered the new transgender protections from HUD.
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The protections come in response to a petition from Defenders of Wildlife.
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It also gives strong protections to online privacy and freedom of expression.
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However, the LuxLeaks case has exposed weaknesses in legal protections for whistleblowers.
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But the nine other groups of humpback whales will lose their protections.
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We must continue to fight the administration's attacks on America's bedrock protections.
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The Bureau of Prisons eliminated protections for trans people who are incarcerated.
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Worse, these groups seek to declaw election integrity protections in Motor Voter.
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"We are providing much needed protections to these survivors," said state Sen.
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Most Americans support more inspections, not to mention other food safety protections.
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Democrats worry a weak federal standard might supplant robust existing consumer protections.
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Other critics note that the bill could loosen worker protections for drivers.
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It still unwinds popular Obamacare protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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Hunting & endangered wildlife: The Hill: Pro-hunting Trump officials diminish wildlife protections.
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"We continuously improve our protections and would never loosen them," Fan said.
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Similarly, the cybersecurity law lacks basic free speech and intellectual property protections.
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Since then, however, the court has extended legal protections to transgender people.
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He was no longer interested in repealing protections for people like him.
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The angelshark protections stem from a 2013 petition by the WildEarth Guardians.
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Gutting environmental protections is risky for our economic and physical well-being.
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Yes, U.S. negotiators are busily seeking increased protections for U.S. intellectual property.
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Another includes protections for lobbyists who might be targets of unwanted advances.
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Title VIII would weaken species protections and other safeguards on national forestlands.
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Unlike overturning Quill, which took 26 long years, these protections cannot wait.
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The law's privacy protections turn out to be quite flimsy in practice.
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It was the first time the F.C.C. has passed such online protections.
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Military-connected students should enjoy the same protections as their fellow students.
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Markey pressed witnesses on whether the systems should have mandatory cybersecurity protections.
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This push was particularly important as a justification for stronger environmental protections.
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The card comes with a suite of useful travel benefits and protections.
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" Lyft, speaking with CNN, said "removing protections for transgender students is wrong.
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Warrant protections are important safeguards, especially with regard to crime scene forensics.
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He's part of a lawsuit against ObamaCare that would end those protections.
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DACA's protections could be made more permanent by being enshrined in legislation.
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Any other system delays the protections that low-income borrowers desperately need.
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In Massachusetts, voters upheld nondiscrimination protections for transgender people in public spaces.
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Today, there are relatively good protections in place for human research subjects.
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But taking away these protections will impact some communities more than others.
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Groups opposed to delisting grey wolves from the protections criticized the decision.
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Nor are child labor laws, nor food safety regulations, nor environmental protections.
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But this legislation infringes on constitutional protections, and is irresponsible and dangerous.
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The hackers were highly skilled and able to bypass normal security protections.
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The legislation also prevents municipalities from adopting such protections in the future.
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As a result, many enterprises have been slow to embrace these protections.
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Workplace: The Department of Labor (DOL) is examining safety protections for workers.
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Those actions run headlong into the protections of our Constitution's First Amendment.
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The law is filled with nice sounding protections that are practically meaningless.
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The Labor Department is preparing to issue controversial silica protections for workers.
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The last thing we should do is weaken protections for our water.
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In January, his human-rights ministry removed L.G.B.T.Q. protections from its guidelines.
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At the state level, protections for LGBT employees are haphazard and inconsistent.
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Its new report strongly supports the enactment of federal LGBT workplace protections.
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They turned to California initially given its history of strong workplace protections.
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Gutting Section 230 of limited liability protections won't help combat sex trafficking.
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But it's inaccurate to separate economic issues from protections for transgender people.
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Judicial interpretations of the DMCA have restricted the scope of available protections.
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There is a better way to strengthen consumer protections without stifling innovation.
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The new overtime protections go into effect on Dec. 1. http://bit.
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And in many cases, you'll get additional purchase protections or travel coverage.
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However, policymakers cannot afford to achieve these goals by ignoring consumer protections.
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Facebook in focus Facebook's position is that the current protections are adequate.
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The difference between the two legal protections is a very big deal.
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"These protections are essential and even lifesaving for transgender people," Thompson said.
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Republicans say they do support those protections, but that ObamaCare is unaffordable.
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The Supreme Court's decision also reaffirmed protections for gay men and lesbians.
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I think that the protections sought would be unnecessary, and even counterproductive.
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Sea turtles have been put under new protections by the Obama administration.
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While market-rate tenants have few rent protections, they can still complain.
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It will slash Medicaid, get rid of (protections for) pre-existing conditions.
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ObamaCare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions are popular, polls show.
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But critics say the few protections that actually work aren't evenly applied.
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The copyright protections that cover performers won't save the rest of us.
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" Collier also said the project will be run with "demonstrable environmental protections.
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Much of that is due to the lifelong protections that vaccines offer.
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Some states do provide such anti-discrimination protections, but most do not.
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And one of those issues to me will be statewide nondiscrimination protections.
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The program allows work permits and other protections for around 800,000 people.
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With today's changes, those protections are being expanded to also include advertisements.
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It will take a separate, longer effort to dismantle net neutrality protections.
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Pryor has ruled both for and against extending freedom of speech protections.
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Federal employment discrimination laws do not explicitly provide protections for gay workers.
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The government could require extensive ads transparency reporting or data privacy protections.
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Individual countries are supposed to carry out the protections mandated by Cites.
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These protections from both parties aren't about partisanship, but lobbying and cronyism.
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These protections should not be conditional on the generosity of particular employers.
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Vindman is afforded all protections anyone would be provided in his circumstances.
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Trump signed the repeal of the FCC's broadband privacy protections on Monday.
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Radiation: The Department of Energy is proposing new radiation protections for workers.
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Finally, the bill would diminish humanitarian protections for asylum seekers and children.
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He rescinded the Dreamer protections, a move now before the Supreme Court.
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Brazil, Japan and South Korea are considering similar protections for its citizens.
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Wade and to strike down pre-existing conditions protections in the ACA.
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A: Federal, state and city laws provide protections for emotional-support pets.
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But coasts also provide few natural protections against flooding or high winds.
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The modifications to create a stretch limo eliminate some of those protections.
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The NCPA advocates for better health and financial protections for college athletes.
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New York has a domestic workers' bill of rights, guaranteeing certain protections.
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I'm less convinced that big or small deserve any kind of protections.
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DJ: In the US, we have very strong protections for commercial speech.
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Senator Murkowski Efforts to dismantle longstanding protections for Alaska's wild landscapes continue.
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Second, what restrictionist policies are an appropriate "trade-off" for those protections?
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The state's petition is merely another attempt to circumvent important environmental protections.
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Wade, the Supreme Court's 1973 ruling that established federal protections for abortion.
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Many Democrats say Dodd-Frank provides critical protections for consumers and taxpayers.
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Those, along with guaranteed issue, were the core consumer protections in Obamacare.
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But there's no reason for such protections to crowd out the others.
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That's because federal labor laws exempt so many workers from its protections.
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Andrew Cuomo, significantly strengthened protections for all tenants in New York City.
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But consumer advocates say the move will crimp enforcement of crucial protections.
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"There are no protections for anybody in this labor market," Silvaggio said.
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But we have no similar protections for disconnection, privacy and offline communities.
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It does not provide workers with sexual harassment protections under state law.
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Without a ruling, the protections for Dreamers remain in place for now.
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And after Monday's decision, many fear these protections won't last much longer.
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But part-time workers, contractors and the self-employed receive fewer protections.
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But in Australia, same-sex couples already have all the legal protections.
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But other areas nearby, like Nam Sang Wai, have less concrete protections.
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Worse than ignoring the warnings, the Trump administration has repealed existing protections.
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Democrats have been eager to enshrine into law protections for those immigrants.
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The campaign's goal to extend protections to working-class women is admirable.
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So are contract and gig-economy workers, who lack traditional employment protections.
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At the same time, Justice Kennedy strongly reaffirmed protections for gay rights.
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Q. What is the difference in security protections between TunnelBear and Ghostery?
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Without those protections, insurers could price such people out of the market.
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In Pennsylvania, government agencies and legal protections can do little to help.
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"We benefit from a lot of protections it gives," Mr. Dorsey said.
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Legislatively, Mr. Trump has supported bills that would have undermined those protections.
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Today, Google is adding new malware protections to the program, as well.
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For many, it's their whole living, and not having protections is risky.
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And how to eliminate protections for South African conglomerates forged during apartheid.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) introduced a bill that would limit its protections.
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It also has worked to weaken protections for victims of sexual violence.
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Passed in 1996, HIPAA aimed to provide patients with stronger privacy protections.
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Wade, same-sex marriage, protections for immigrant children, campaign finance contribution limits?
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The change would eliminate protections afforded transgender people under the Obama administration.
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That repeal would have jeopardized health care protections for his own constituents.
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A task force recommended changes that could loosen protections for the bird.
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Still, in the case of coronavirus, many policy protections may not apply.
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Private loans, which total $100 billion, come with far fewer consumer protections.
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TPP similarly lacks clear and enforceable labor protections to stop labor abuses.
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But the Trump administration says such companies should have the same protections.
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Amazon has successfully resisted union organizing that might introduce more worker protections.
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Indeed, if Trump has his way, those protections will cease to exist.
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This week, Mr. Zuckerberg announced major changes to his company's privacy protections.
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The other would weaken legal protections for transgender people in homeless shelters.
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He said the city should also consider adding protections around bike lanes.
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In May, the administration moved to end discrimination protections for transgender patients.
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In 2002, California codified the protections of Roe into its state Constitution.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump pledged to dismantle the Obama-era protections.
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At Tuesday's meeting, Moore asked her colleagues to ensure health care protections.
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The GOP argued that the protections interfered with operations at military bases.
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Protections for angel investors, making it easier for companies to go public.
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Similar protections are given to Alaska for new monuments over 5,000 acres.
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Later that same week, the Trump administration proposed rolling back those protections.
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" Schakowsky called the draft a "significant step towards establishing critical privacy protections.
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Some alarms are already sounding about changes to proposed protections for investors.
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Some requests are legitimate and come from countries with strong legal protections.
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Fortunately, U.S. law today offers protections for when such requests are received.
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It also shows that the existing protections put in place on Match.
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What's new: Google says it's expanding protections around implied or indirect threats.
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Throughout his career, Marcus has publicly championed strong protections for expressive rights.
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We couldn't find any specific protections against fingerprinting mentioned in Opera's documents.
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So the typical legal protections don't apply, just the terms of service.
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Without these protections, the playing field will remain heavily stacked against workers.
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The PRO Act gives workers the necessary protections to pursue these goals.
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Jay Inslee, a Democrat, signed a law that safeguards net neutrality protections.
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We want better privacy protections like the FCC rules, not more loopholes.
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Whether such bankruptcy protections would extend to individual Sacklers is in dispute.
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India is ripe for stronger cyber theft and trade secrecy protections, too.
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