Ianniello's purview would exclude Showtime and publisher Simon & Schuster.
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And historically, it's been the purview of public transit agencies.
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Nor should we limit the purview of what is relevant.
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Other domains under the purview of the EOP include Budget.
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Snap still has vertical video startups firmly in its purview.
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The purification myth is not the exclusive purview of Salafists.
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Coordinated campaigns have never been the sole purview of outsiders.
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Twitch is clearly committed to broadening its purview beyond gaming.
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I don't see how that doesn't fall within his purview.
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None of these conditions have ever been within UNRWA's purview.
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And that's another ... Do you feel like that's your purview?
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That conversation fits into the purview of Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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They just can't, and it's not part of their purview.
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It's within the speaker's purview, obviously; she'll make that decision.
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It's within the speaker's purview, obviously, she'll make that decision.
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That hasn't stopped the regulator dinging those under its purview.
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Exactly what that purview is can be hard to discern.
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I told her this was the Federal Reserve Board's purview.
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As a political appointee reporting to Pompeo, Brechbuhl's purview is expansive.
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The tools to prevent those shifts are within each country's purview.
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For whatever reason, this probe was not put under Mueller's purview.
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Solving humanity's spiritual crisis, he concluded, was perhaps beyond his purview.
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"The state doesn't have any purview over the locals," he said.
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Sports betting programming moved under Ben-Hanan's purview earlier this year.
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Microsoft's Cortana virtual assistant came under his purview, among other things.
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Google and Facebook are now under the Federal Trade Commission's purview.
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Mr. Kushner's purview at the White House includes relations with China.
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"The currency is the purview of the Treasury secretary," they'd say.
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Fashion, once the purview of art, became the property of Instagram.
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The Food Ranger believes these quandaries are outside of his purview.
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The startup's customer service team will also fall under his purview.
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That last part would be Chopra's purview under the "Stories Everywhere" initiative.
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The preservation movement has expanded its purview numerous times in the past.
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Anticipation, after all, is not the purview of the C-suite alone.
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The economic precariousness of the news business remains outside of Wallace's purview.
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Flyers might then be arrested for transgressions well beyond the agency's purview.
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Electric trucks aren't the exclusive purview of Musk and Tesla, of course.
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That's fair, but spending analysis is also outside the purview of TPC.
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Naturally, the format is hardly the sole purview of urbano's known quantities.
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It's realizing that stories are not just the purview of the arts.
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The initiative has been under the purview of the Strategic Capabilities Office.
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Her purview would include weapons acquisitions like the stealthy F-35 jet.
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I have a hard time imagining anything beyond the purview of Styles.
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Natural gas does not come under OPEC's purview and involves different players.
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Market highs are only clear from the hindsight purview of the trough.
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Architectural restoration is the purview of the Pelham Preservation and Garden Society.
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One might argue easily that such escape is the purview of fiction.
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These people want to get reelected and that's totally within their purview.
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The other was seen in 2006 and has since left our purview.
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Monetary policy is no longer the sole purview of the RBI governor.
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Mr. Cipollone has sought to make impeachment his purview since the beginning.
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Consider how many vulnerable lives lie under the purview of Secretary Price.
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"I do have purview over staffing, and that's just it," Turner said.
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No one has even the purview to kinda travel around the world.
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The currency falls under the direct purview of the People's Bank of China.
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United States, impeachment and removal is within the sole purview of the Congress.
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Why does the Council of Foreign Relations consider this part of its purview?
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It's like a strap for your sunglasses: Exclusively the purview of embarrassing dads.
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So in addition to coding and moderation, advertising fell under his reluctant purview.
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Anything else — anything that might require intellectual labor — is outside of her purview.
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These issues were outside the purview of the panel, the study's authors said.
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Health care is the other huge topic that falls under the committee's purview.
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With all its labs closed, Theranos may no longer be under CMS's purview.
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And states maintain purview over dealership activities such as sale, distribution, and repair.
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Historically, culture has been the purview of CEOs, company founders and human resources.
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Based in France, IARC operates under the purview of the World Health Organization.
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He also made North Korea the purview of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Placing things beyond the market purview is hardly an untested or utopian concept.
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I'm a humanities person and business management is so out of my purview.
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The Federal Police are autonomous, but under the purview of the Justice Ministry.
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Mario M. Cuomo to a fully formed political identity, with a national purview.
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Their purview ranges from archaeological sites to logging operations to wild mustang herds.
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Only those that may adversely affect U.S. national security fall under its purview.
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But customers requested variety, and vegetarian options, and so the restaurant's purview grew.
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Perhaps it's beyond the purview of a historian to wrestle with such questions.
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F.D.A. officials have traditionally said that regulating prices is beyond the agency's purview.
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What it means: The old court system will function with a shrunken purview.
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The agents have a broad purview, reviewing content from a half-dozen countries.
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They are well within the purview of opinion journalism, which this magazine produces.
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It was the end of a long-running dispute about the site's purview.
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Mr. Mnuchin deflected questions on the issue, saying it was outside his purview.
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As a result, Dunn's purview has not grown as much as once imagined.
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And such determinations should not be the sole purview of large technology companies.
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Solutions, whether for health or beauty, are seen as the purview of professionals.
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An interesting question, and perhaps one whose answer lies beyond the purview of dance.
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In Germany, it falls under the purview of a club's so-called team manager.
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Why does that have to remain in the sole purview of men like Axe?
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Would removing war from the purview of humans unleash another, more unconstrained, weapons race?
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But again and again, Mueller declined to speak beyond the "purview" of the report.
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The act correctly delineates the purview of federal versus state regulation for autonomous vehicles.
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Timing meals, naps and a proper warm-up is also in the coach's purview.
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The broader question of the civil rights movement's proper purview dogged even Dr. King.
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"I don't know if that was under the purview of the investigation," Lynch said.
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" Ryan said it is "something that&aposs in the purview of the executive branch.
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She fiercely resisted efforts by senators like Bob Dole to limit the agency's purview.
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He also dreams of extending his design purview to spacesuits and gear for NASA.
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Several revenue initiatives, including Instant and the streaming service, were under Mr. Battista's purview.
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The second-guessing of Fed operations is not the exclusive purview of the right.
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It attacks every piety in its purview — without ever losing its inimitable screwball charm.
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Those conversations and community-level investment often occur beyond the purview of national politicians.
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Artistic success, in all its forms, is not merely the purview of the young.
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Under the terms of the exercise, I would 1994-ify everything within my purview.
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Rail tracks, hospitals, schools, prisons and military homes all fell within its capacious purview.
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They could be left out of the count, assumed to fall outside its purview.
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The oil plays in his purview include Schlumberger, Pioneer Natural Resources, BP and Conoco.
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Uber declined to provide details on the countries that would fall under his purview.
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Jeff Bornstein, the chief financial officer, has an unrivaled purview across G.E.'s businesses.
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So far, e-cigarettes have often fallen outside the purview of existing tobacco laws.
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Most of those efforts fall under the purview of Jason Goldberger, president of Target.
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But such a narrow purview, specifically with regard to Apple, misses some important points.
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Its purview, like the purview of committees dating back to the Administration of Franklin Roosevelt, was the awarding of federal contracts, and its mandate was to see that companies the federal government did business with did not discriminate on the basis of race.
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When the adjudication of what qualifies as truly an offense—as traumatic enough to legitimized—is made the purview of the media, not the purview of survivors, it becomes impossible to truly look at, name, and take action against the larger picture.
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These roles are predominantly contractors, meaning that their hiring process is outside of Amazon's purview.
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There are also French, Chinese, and other European firms that fall under the bill's purview.
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In-browser cryptocurrency mining has almost exclusively been the purview of criminals since about 2014.
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Most of the headwinds facing the global economy are outside the purview of monetary policy.
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Yahoo's media division is under the purview of Martha Nelson, the former Time Inc. exec.
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The law also grants the Department of Justice purview to sue on religious groups' behalf.
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Technology, energy and healthcare are among the biggest industries under the purview of the committee.
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"That doesn't seem to me to be in the purview of the executive," Jackson said.
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About 40 percent of the land along the U.S-Mexico border is under Interior's purview.
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Telecommunications projects, such a broadband, and energy transmission projects would also fall under its purview.
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" He then elaborated: "This is something that is in the purview of the executive branch.
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The enforcement of voting rights and other anti-discrimination statutes, all fall under his purview.
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And it is within the president's purview to select judges who reflect their own views.
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Branches, however, fell outside that purview, as they are legally part of the overseas parent.
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She has also represented financial institutions, some of which fall under the DFS' regulatory purview.
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Ryan says the issue is something in the purview of the executive branch, not Congress.
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Senator, does Congress have a purview to do any sort of investigation in this matter?
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The designing of communities and the knowledge to avoid those stated pitfalls are our purview!
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Many people who fall outside its purview nonetheless have disabilities that can make working difficult.
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In the beginning, the weirdest online brand pranks were, logically, the purview of internet companies.
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An HHS spokesperson confirmed the move, adding that it fits under Kadlec's emergency support purview.
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Since the Arch Mission Foundation is a US nonprofit, this may fall under its purview.
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"There's even an argument that the election itself falls within the Fed's purview," he writes.
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The law expands a fiduciary's purview to include digital assets in addition to material property.
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A 2018 reorganization gave him purview over more products, including devices and the Windows client.
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The unit falls under the purview of Michael Lubinsky, the global head of macro trading.
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But the agents, possibly acting beyond their purview, told him that he needed police reports.
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Not all of the recommendations were under the purview of the federal government, Carroll responded.
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Mr. Miller said that is within the intelligence bureau's purview to monitor far-right groups.
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In this new Watchmen, superheroes aren't just the purview of thrill-seekers and proto-fascists.
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S. trials being run all the time that are outside the purview of the FDA.
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You think you're doing your children a service by keeping certain things from their purview.
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Congress and the Pentagon recommended that the force be placed under the Air Force's purview.
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It will also expand the graft campaign's purview to include employees at state-backed institutions.
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They will have to deal with health issues which are "outside of their purview," Brown says.
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The ECJ is the court of the EU; quitting the club means leaving the court's purview.
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Why would that be in her purview at that moment, we still don&apost know that?
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The purview of Know Your Meme expanded to popular culture and broader internet phenomena — including politics.
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Suddenly, Haza's Yemenite identity represented, and, in a way, defined, Israel within the larger world's purview.
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Because I worked in the opinion section, which was outside her purview, I didn't know her.
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Moreover, it certainly hasn't slowed types of hacking that fall outside the purview of the accord.
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The coal moratorium falls under the purview of the Interior Department, which Trump tapped Montana Rep.
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Waters said the committee's purview in those fields is relevant to investigating Flynn's calls to Russia.
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The chief of staff's broad purview makes it a particularly sensitive job, Montes de Oca added.
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Digital currencies like Bitcoin also allow financial transactions outside the purview of central banks and regulators.
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To answer these questions is not the purview of this blog post, nor my print article.
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Its Democratic counterpart, the DAGA, said my inquiry about amicus filings was outside of its purview.
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The Aurora students objected to the executive enacting laws under the purview of the legislative branch.
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Yours is the kind of situation that is far beyond the purview of an advice columnist.
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Hublot, which is also under Mr. Biver's purview, has been selling watches without delay since 2011.
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Because in the American purview, what is Dushanbe if not a-place-you've-definitely-never-been?
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Did you feel more comfortable bringing in things that had been outside of Ceremony's purview before?
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Labor, work and cities all happen to fall under the purview of city and state regulators.
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Article II does not afford him unlimited authority; it affords him no purview over national elections.
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The latter inquiry is now the purview of the existing special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Upholding the treaties on which the union is based is indisputably within the European Commission's purview.
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The Pentagon recommended that the Space Force initially be under the purview of the Air Force.
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Challenged on the subject, he said he hoped to expand his purview in a future exhibition.
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The Trump Organization's purview has been designing and managing the courses, leaving the construction to Damac.
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They're interstate projects, which places them under the purview of FERC and the Department of Transportation.
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Similarly, when organoids get transplanted into animals, they fall under the purview of animal welfare committees.
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Agencies could struggle to eliminate or downsize programs under their purview without strict guidance and planning.
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Check-cashing and other services associated with the unbanked also traditionally fall within the purview of Walmart.
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The IPO market, which is also under Waldron's purview, should also pick up next year, he predicted.
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BI wants to bring sizeable speculative activity in the NDF markets onshore and under its immediate purview.
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When it comes to their careers, female musicians tend to fade from our purview without much fanfare.
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But Republicans largely defended Trump, particularly on Vindman, arguing executive branch positions are within the president's purview.
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Federal base communities are typically outside the purview of state and local building code or environmental inspectors.
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It is within the purview of governments and their international institutions to develop and codify these rules.
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Taken together, it's clear that the final frontier is no longer the purview of the world's superpowers.
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Do you think that sort of correction ought to be the purview of private businesses or government?
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Obviously this is not good; however it's all in the purview of the doctor treating the patient.
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There`s certain things Congress can do, if it`s in their purview, to fix the system.
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This, the USDA has now repeatedly found, means those CRISPR-edited plants fall outside of regulatory purview.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), who said sexual harassment allegations against the president are within the committee's purview.
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"I do not believe that that is the purview of what the special prosecutor has set up."
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At this point, Comey and his deputies were venturing far beyond their typical purview as criminal investigators.
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Trump also alleged that his posts are "government speech" and fall outside of the First Amendment's purview.
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China's Foreign Ministry declined to comment on Ling Wancheng, saying the issue was not within its purview.
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The ministry also said 15 FDCs had been kept out of the purview of the current ban.
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He has so far not spelled out his nominations for key appointments that fall within his purview.
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Gone were proposals to regulate some provider practices while putting others outside the purview of federal regulation.
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What about, I know this is less under your purview, but the websites themselves, including the Gawker?
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Perhaps, yet it creeps equally close to blasphemy; omniscience, after all, is the purview of the divine.
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His purview expanded in 2002, when he was named chairman of the company's networks and entertainment division.
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There is no federal system of nationwide voter registration, which is left to the purview of states.
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You were found having eaten the bodies of these drifters and beyond the purview of our court.
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It's not so much about out-and-out lying; that's the traditional purview of the con man.
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Other Republican lawmakers, meanwhile, have argued that, constitutionally, election security is firmly the purview of the states.
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Congress is also well equipped to make determinations that the special counsel decided were beyond his purview.
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His weapon of choice, though, has long been the only thing in his purview that matters: results.
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Her purview: to elevate our coverage of how gender shapes the lives of people around the world.
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When it comes to grand construction projects under his purview, the governor does not traffic in understatement.
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Earlier this month, he signed a directive to establish it under the purview of the Air Force.
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Building roads and bridges may seem outside the purview of big technology companies like Amazon and Google.
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But Graham also likes to be in the mix on issues that are outside his usual purview.
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No longer under Mr. Hallinan's purview, Ms. Harris began considering a campaign to replace him in earnest.
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A spokesperson for the agency, known as SAMHSA, said the issue is no longer in its purview.
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His purview was never entirely spelled out, which gave him latitude to exert influence without clear responsibility.
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He noted that any investigation involving Trump Tower would fall within the purview of Mr. Bharara's office.
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On a competitive cooking show, cooking frequently looks like an elite pursuit, the purview only of experts.
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The material purview, which guest curators Scott Cameron Weaver and Mathieu Paris address, is that of textiles.
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Really effective skin care had previously been in the purview of those who could afford pricey products.
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The contract states that she's supposed to make no fewer than six new albums under Dr. Luke's purview.
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The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has often taken enforcement action against lenders under its purview.
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For now, they're under the purview of the DC Circuit chief judge — former Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland.
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An official with the comptroller's office told Mr. Bauer the matter was out of their purview, he said.
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The process for an unaccompanied minor to be reunited is not under the purview of DHS, but ORR.
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I wish I could give other colleagues a chance to go, but alas, this falls under my purview.
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Basically this is a struggle to define what is within the purview of oversights and what is overreach.
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With the 2016 presidential race heating up, Fischer said the Fed is going to stick to its purview.
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That would bring into its purview not only big deals but joint ventures and even some licensing agreements.
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Several public universities, which fall under the purview of state governments, have launched research satellites over the years.
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If this person is paying me money—for a specific experience—will this conversation fall under that purview?
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Since its creation under President Ronald Reagan, the initiative had been under the purview of the Education Department.
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Reforms published Thursday would bring digital currency exchanges under the purview of the country's financial crime-fighting agency.
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As recent history teaches us, special prosecutors sometimes start investigating things that may not fall under their purview.
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Regarding the arts, the budget justification said they did not fall under the purview of the federal government.
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The charges are the first Manafort has faced that fall outside the purview of a possible presidential pardon.
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The hack of the Democratic Party and Clinton campaign during 2016 fell into Mueller's purview from the start.
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Even dickeys, shirtless collars once the purview of only the nerdiest of nerds, are getting a second look.
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In the demo I saw, even live TV will fall under the purview of this new TV app.
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Mr. Sirisena began firing the heads of state institutions not in his purview and stacking them with loyalists.
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Baker had previously said publicly it would be easier to fix Hudson's Bay's challenges out of public purview.
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The decision was once the sole purview of a select board of top FIFA officials who voted secretly.
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So what happens when a new system of visual communication like emoji emerges and comes under their purview?
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Smartify, on the other hand, wants to app-ify what was once the purview of an audio guide.
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That coffee table tableau is entirely within your purview and may, if you wish, contain nothing but crystals.
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Mozilla is dedicating staff to MITI, including a new senior fellow and a research team under Borchert's purview.
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Ellis has previously expressed concern that the special counsel charged Manafort with crimes that fall outside their purview.
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"Think of math as something that's the purview of the home, not just the school," Dr. Beilock said.
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Zinke's other order directs agencies within his purview to examine ways to increase public access to federal land.
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It's within the purview, you are appointed by the administration and you are appointed for the time being.
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It is likely that the two men discussed issues that were entirely within Sessions' purview as a senator.
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His purview will extend to men's wear and brand image strategy at a critical juncture for the business.
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Among them, a rejiggered board, less active involvement by Kalanick and wide purview over management and business changes.
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Out of the purview of Atlanta's committee, but still very relevant, is the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Carving.
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Export controls, on the other hand, are the purview of the U.S. Commerce Department and the National Security Council.
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Yet even without being privy to those conversations, we have a good sense of the purview of his investigation.
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You can gold-plate everything in your purview' from eagles' laurel wreaths' and toilet seats to female virgin bodyguards.
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They're both overseen by private contractor Southwest Key under the purview of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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For other kinds of blocks, I get inspiration from people outside of my purview of design, journalism, and media.
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Whether an ICO falls within the regulatory purview of the FCA is decided on a case-by-case basis.
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Those plans would typically be the purview of a campaign manager or top strategist, not a delegate team leader.
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It was a long, wonky, and, if you're interested in any of the issues under FERC's purview, fascinating conversation.
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As a whole, and many critics have already made this point, Unfinished very much falls within the Met's purview.
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Of course, Black Panther isn't a fantasy, but the point is that the Academy does occasionally expands its purview.
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The Justice Department would reportedly handle Apple and Google, and Facebook and Amazon would be under the FTC's purview.
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Since rules governing demand response clearly and directly affect wholesale power prices, they fall within FERC's purview, Kagan concludes.
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The agency said that while more research is needed on toxoplasmosis, that research falls outside of the USDA's purview.
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The ability to effortlessly control the physical world with your mind has long been the purview of science fiction.
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The FBI has operated under the purview of the Justice Department for decades, so well before Nixon and Watergate.
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Since then, Broadcom has redomiciled from Singapore to the United States, placing it formally outside the purview of CFIUS.
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Most financial technology products and services do not fall squarely within the regulatory purview of any specific federal agency.
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The room was never outside the diplomatic security purview, and there was an agent constantly posted outside the door.
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You don't trust Donald Trump to name an FBI director, even though it's within his purview to do so?
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So far GOP leadership seems to be planning to keep any investigation under the purview of the Intelligence Committee.
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She said she believes the issue is within Kashkari's purview, noting that the Fed's decentralized structure allows independent views.
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Already, substances that were once the exclusive purview of ravers and hippies are finding therapeutic validation in clinical settings.
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The first woman ever admitted into the guild, she has been "suspended" for selling paintings outside the group's purview.
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"I'm seriously worried the market could give back even more," said Linda Zhang, chief executive of Purview Investments LLC.
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He said the joint venture falls outside the purview of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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"It is in his purview, unless there's a bar regulation or statute in the Department of Justice," he said.
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Their purview is more often highway bottlenecks, angry motorists, and the occasional ticket-worthy blow through a red light.
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This is not just in the purview of the 'far left,' quote-unquote, this is in the party platform.
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I found out he is a solid man who is kept well abreast of various subjects under his purview.
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At that time, she decided to organizationally pull in dieticians and nutrition into the health business under her purview.
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We have, we had interest in them, but clearly the criminal charges put them in the Special Counsel's purview.
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The other two issues were changed because they are issues that are in the Board of Trustees&apos purview.
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The cuneiform tablets are in the Babylonian collection, which is not in her purview, but they inspired her nonetheless.
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But in the House, the federal assistance would be under the purview of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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The FDA has generally taken a hands-off approach; it considers this relatively basic procedure outside its regulatory purview.
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A hearing on the U.S. Census, also within the purview of Gowdy's panel, could be held later this year.
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It seemed obvious that the internet's great promise was that it operated outside the purview of existing communications monopolies.
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"[T]here are multiple designations but only the national monument is the purview exclusively of the president," said Jewell.
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The labor secretary, whose purview includes combating human trafficking, has done nothing so far to rebut The Herald's reporting.
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Better drug treatment and health care, and sentencing reform, could help, but they are not within the Fed's purview.
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But in the Senate, congressional health benefits come under the purview of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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That's because Mallatratt (who died in 2004) expanded the story's purview, with witty resourcefulness, to embrace the meta-theatrical.
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Hill also testified about Sondland's conduct, alleging that he attended meetings about Ukraine that were not in his purview.
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The trouble is, fact-checkers have expanded their purview from checking strictly empirical statements to "checking" contestable political statements.
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A more provocative option would be to establish a company that falls under the purview of the Chinese government.
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Under the Constitution, impeachment is the prerogative of the House, but presidential nominations are the purview of the Senate.
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The reality for both producers and consumers "would be substantially different under the purview of the FDA," she added.
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A personal familiar with the investigation who supports Trump suggested that the expanded inquiry falls outside of Mueller's purview.
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And Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, whose purview includes the BLM, has previously advocated for more drilling on public lands.
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If the bill passes, they will instead likely fall under the purview of the Federal Trade Commission or the CFTC.
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The list spans the width of our purview, from mobile phones and televisions to transportation, parenting, and the smart home.
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Still, because Portal relies on Facebook's Messenger service, those calls are still under the purview of Facebook's data privacy policy.
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The agency's purview includes both deceptive marketing and the approval of mergers and other deals in accordance with antitrust law.
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When the Supreme Court struck down the formula provision, it was exclusively within the purview of Congress to replace it.
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The new government has devolved more powers and removed the ministry of finance from the purview of the prime minister.
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Also under Sessions' purview is the Bureau of Justice Assistance, which provides funding to local jails to detain federal inmates.
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The agency is funded through the Federal Reserve, but members of Congress have moved to bring it under their purview.
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One of the proposals that has been circulated would likely put startup venture capital investments under the purview of CFIUS.
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This isolation of science from the purview of politicians has been regarded as a huge danger for these fragile issues.
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This is Sandia National Laboratories, one of the three national labs under the purview of the National Nuclear Security Administration.
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Instead, they have argued that the rules should be the exclusive purview of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Whitaker will now oversee the Mueller investigation, which had previously been under the purview of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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He told reporters he believed those inquiries should have been under the purview of the House Select Committee on Benghazi.
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But revelations of the order's sweeping purview and accusations of religious discrimination led to an immediate host of legal challenges.
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Because labor issues are outside of the agency's purview, they are not expected to address the contractor-versus-employee battle.
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Mr. Trump recently brought in a veteran delegate wrangler, Paul Manafort, who has a wide purview within the campaign now.
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NOW AS THE FIRM'S NEWLY APPOINTED PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, HE WIDENS HIS PURVIEW ACROSS, WELL, THE ENTIRE FIRM.
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And there are some indications the FDA (whose purview it is to regulate dietary supplements) is cleaning up the market.
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To that end, he had also invited representatives from two groups of state attorneys general, neither in his official purview.
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That different context helped him see that "there's no one art history, and there's no one world purview," he said.
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Those changes have bogged down the approval process as the purview of each regulatory office is refined, industry insiders say.
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Broadly speaking, pre-social media April Fools' was more the purview of community newspapers and local radio stations than brands.
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The commission, which typically regulates telecom companies, has historically seen edge providers like Facebook and YouTube as outside its purview.
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In recent years, the staff has expanded its purview to include coordinating interactions among the various cabinet departments and agencies.
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"It was not the purview or the charge of the committee to look at or investigate email traffic," he said.
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Space, once the sole purview of governments, has increasingly become democratized by private companies pushing the envelope on the possible.
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The CFPB's attempt to regulate auto dealers, a group explicitly exempted from the agency's purview, has also been rightly criticized.
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Because all policies affect the budget, all policies, directly or indirectly, fall into the O.M.B.'s purview at some point.
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Republicans accused Cummings of abusing the committee's oversight powers in targeting Trump's finances, arguing it's outside of the committee's purview.
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"These sexist memes are not the purview of one party," said Karen Finney, a senior adviser to the Clinton campaign.
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ASOR CHI's purview includes Syria, Iraq, and Libya, all of which have seen U.S. military strikes targeting ISIS since 2014.
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Tangential investigations have been farmed out to other districts, giving them a life of their own far beyond his purview.
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Still, the immigration courts, which fall under the purview of the Justice Department, could get additional help in coming months.
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It used to be that mass-market toys were the purview of the Mattels and Fisher-Prices of the world.
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But for restorative justice to be effective, it must remain outside the purview of the courts or other punitive measures.
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SR: Well, a white male artist has the privilege and liberty to have that be assumed that that's their purview.
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Yet Garner doesn't limit her purview to the past, and stresses that such routine dehumanizations endure in our contemporary moment.
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The special counsel is still under the purview of the Justice Department and has the same powers of the department's prosecutors.
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Since that time, ATF has split into two, with one half, the Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), remaining under Treasury's purview.
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They thus fall under the purview of the International Seabed Authority (ISA), which has issued 220 exploration licences for such resources.
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Google Hire is under the purview of Bebop and its founder Diane Greene, who now runs Google's enterprise and cloud division.
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For years, so-called alternative data was the purview of a small fringe of hardcore believers, not the mainstream of investing.
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So why not just throw in the towel and admit that controlling this mess was not within its power or purview?
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If Foucault's panopticon is a societal diagram of power, Curnier Jardin's installation is an effort to disrupt its one-directional purview.
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The court, at the time, said that "competition in the provision of free services" was beyond the purview of the law.
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If we had the power and purview to discipline or fire someone on demand and without apology, we might do it.
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In February, a New York judge denied a preliminary injunction that would have allowed Kesha to record outside Dr. Luke's purview.
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Uber Works falls under the purview of Rachel Holt, who stepped into the role of head of new modalities in June.
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With the Cohen plea agreement 10 days ago, Mueller has made clear that he considers lying to Congress within his purview.
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I think he's taken positions that were not within the purview of the FBI Director, more appropriate for the attorney general.
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In 2013, a petition to release Kesha from her recording contract was circulated, asking to remove her from Dr. Luke's purview.
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And the agency's Office of Inspector General has been asked to investigate the water supervision program that was under Hedman's purview.
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Access is logged and employees requesting data outside their purview are warned and the need for access confirmed, the spokesperson explained.
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After years, the conference was set to determine whether to bring more of the internet under the purview of the regulations.
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The details: Coats said that the threat of foreign governments using social media tactics wasn't the purview of just one agency.
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Since those trains have a history of accidents, they show "problems of a recurring character," and are within the NTSB's purview.
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But the EPA is now set to say that a regulation affecting the broader electricity sector is outside the agency's purview.
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But over the years bitcoin mining has become the purview of well-financed players that run massive, special-purpose server farms.
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" Another expert told CNN that, even in the dark, the pedestrian "should have been in [Uber's] system purview to pick up.
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Perhaps the most ambitious remedy the lawsuit proposes is placing Georgia's election administration back under the purview of the federal government.
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But many of the shows focus on issues far beyond the NRA's traditional purview, from immigration to the "fake news" media.
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When Axios asked how the initiative will be funded, a senior administration official said that money is the purview of Congress.
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Gregg Meyer is understandably delighted to have the electronic levers to influence the tens of thousands of clinicians under his purview.
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Remember: This is being done through the budget reconciliation, which means the budget panel has purview and will lead the process.
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Unlike other federal courts, the immigration courts are entirely under the purview of the Justice Department and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The Army secretary, not a Cabinet-level position, works under the purview of the secretary of Defense to oversee the Army.
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This sprawling show at the Musée du quai Branly encompasses a wealth of sepulchral, shrouded spirits meandering through Asia's cultural purview.
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But Dr. Kloss is also outside the purview of the government, where officials have struggled to get on the same page.
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There are many aspects of Russian life, Russian thought, even Russian politics, that are not under the purview of Vladimir Putin.
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Those issues, however, likely fall under the purview of the Education and Labor Committee and the Education Department, Waters said Tuesday.
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The UPU, which is now under the United Nations' purview, sets rates that national postal services pay to ship goods internationally.
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Over time, poptimism grew beyond the purview of music criticism to become a way of interacting with pop culture more broadly.
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But here's the thing — the District of Wyoming has purview over all of Yellowstone, even the parts in Montana or Idaho.
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Little by little, Congress had ceased to exercise its constitutional mandate to declare war, which became the exclusive purview of presidents.
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Instead, he is relying on the companies themselves to increase production and potentially begin manufacturing items not ordinarily in their purview.
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Keeping Mr. Kelly in place with a diminished purview, some aides suggested, would accomplish much the same goal for Mr. Trump.
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That position was restructured in 2018, and a current official with a similar purview has less authority than the former official.
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But many of the rules governing adoption have fallen under the purview of states, resulting in a patchwork of differing policies.
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Her organization does not conduct hostage negotiations, Ms. Briggs said, seeing that as the purview of law enforcement and security officials.
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Notoriously Eurocentric, it also indicated that it would broaden its purview to better include authors from the rest of the world.
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Times Insider For Gia Kourlas, that means expanding the dance critic's purview beyond what happens between the curtain's rise and fall.
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In this location, Carrier Strike Group-12 would have been in the purview of the Naval nuclear submarine base King's Bay.
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Mueller, citing the Justice Department's continuing inquiries, said that the dossier was "beyond my purview," which only further incensed his questioners.
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But Port Authority lawyers were leery of that proposed shift, saying the alternative projects did not fall within the agency's purview.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, responsible for regulating futures and other options, is partly under the purview of the Agriculture Committee.
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The Vice President, Trade and Customs Policy serves as the principal issue manager for issues under the purview of these groups.
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Roughly half the money goes to local governments to spend on buildings under their purview, which are about half the total.
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No longer the purview of airports, lickety-split beauty and wellness treatments are augmenting the traditional spa menus at hotels and resorts.
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However, Sony indicated at the hearing that the label would be open to having Kesha record outside of Dr. Luke's direct purview.
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Plus, she's doing this in the name of preventing a nuclear disaster, a goal that feels a little out of Lisbeth's purview.
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He is an important man plying a high-pressure trade and the trifles of his medicine are not within his logical purview.
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Part of the role of government is to cultivate conditions for a healthy citizenry, and birth control falls squarely in that purview.
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These steps have antagonized Republicans, who accuse him of unlawfully taking actions by executive fiat that should be the purview of Congress.
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Medical acts fall within the purview of physicians who now find themselves wittingly or unwittingly cast in the role of execution adviser.
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What you can control as a player is your attitude, focus, and effort; the outcome of the game is outside your purview.
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Some of the areas under the fund's purview include access to pediatric medical and behavioral health services, nutrition education, and social services.
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The DNC also says it helped test the app's security but coding tests for bugs is something under the Iowa party's purview.
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On the things we didn't do that we should've done that are under my purview, that's my responsibility and I own that.
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In biology, cuteness is the purview of babies, puppies, and any other dependent creature, which leverages its endearing helplessness to receive attention.
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Its purview would necessarily be limited to cases when the truth wasn't up for debate, when no "alternative facts" could be claimed.
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Until the mid-1990s, services for the homeless were under the purview of the human resources commissioner, and they should be again.
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Babbitt's rapid-fire compositions also echo his reputation as a virtuoso raconteur, one whose purview included comprehensive knowledge of baseball and beer.
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That wiretap fell under the purview of Mr. Spota's top anticorruption prosecutor, Christopher McPartland, who is a close friend of Mr. Burke's.
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When Luke Cage debuted on Netflix last year it marked the beginning of a shift that thrusted Black heroes into my purview.
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Tech was once the purview of nerds and it's now embedded itself into our culture like a fence grown into a tree.
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It was not under my purview to insert myself in a company that is still not ours and communicate things to people.
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As ever more deals come into the purview of Chinese regulators, dealmakers will have to remind themselves that patience is a virtue.
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Seoul Central District Court, where Park's trial is ongoing, directed questions about Park to the justice ministry as detention is its purview.
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In 2008, Wexner hired former J.P. Morgan executive Dennis Hirsch to handle many of the trusts that were once in Epstein's purview.
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His timing could hardly seem better, with technology rapidly democratizing the instruments of forensic research and the purview of young architects widening.
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Members of Congress, incoming Secretary Chao, and other officials with purview over infrastructure should look to user fees as the way forward.
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Trump will reportedly sign an executive order on Tuesday moving an Education Department program promoting these schools under the White House's purview.
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"This section would enact certain foreign policy and military determinations that are traditionally within the purview of the President," the statement read.
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The East Wing of the White House comes under the first lady's purview and always operates differently from the president's West Wing.
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Enforcement of the bill would fall under the purview of the Federal Trade Commission and the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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Among the transactions included in the bill's purview: Joint ventures, minority position investments and passive investments where the investor doesn't exercise control.
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Accordingly, OIRA has been called the "graveyard of regulation," and proposed environmental, public health, and labor rules all fall under its purview.
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A person close to the CSRC said cryptocurrency exchanges fall under the purview of the central bank, which declined to answer questions.
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But Hinman also gave examples where cryptoassets would not be considered securities and would not come under the purview of the SEC.
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But he insisted that while he led FIFA, the actions of leaders of regional soccer organizations did not fall under his purview.
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But they also said that the two commissions could coexist, one with a narrow focus and the other with a broader purview.
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In the early '80s, he served as the top lawyer on the Senate Finance Committee, which has purview over international trade policy.
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Outside of the military purview of the Navy, the two services are responsible for practically all the nation's goings-on at sea.
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To briefly recap, Kesha has been pushing for a preliminary injunction that would allow her to record outside of Dr. Luke's purview.
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Marlon only exists within Green's purview, which means that "Green" — and by extension the reader — sees only a fraction of the whole.
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Law enforcement officials are expected to maintain political objectivity with regard to issues that could be investigated by agencies under their purview.
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But to relegate support for Palestinian rights to the sole purview of the Sanders camp is to oversimplify the dynamics at play.
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Mitchell — who often referred to detainees as "subjects" and "clients" in his testimony — acknowledged the torture program extended far beyond his purview.
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I still think that the majority of it is within the system and within the purview if you will of the regulators.
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"In many ways our purview is broader than what may be some of the Justice Department/FBI investigation," Warner told reporters Thursday.
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" Pareene notes that "the trouble is, fact-checkers have expanded their purview from checking strictly empirical statements to 'checking' contestable political statements.
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Reporting to Neumann, Minson's purview included operations, community, service, sales, expansion, business development as well as finance, legal, IT and human resources.
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His purview is expected to include the Middle East and Israel, government partnerships with the private sector and matters involving free trade.
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About a third of the 13 divisions in Brand's purview, including the civil rights and civil divisions, remain vacant, according to NBC.
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"Anecdotally, what we have seen is that lethal force no longer in the sole purview of the ground combat element," Hall said.
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That is, without the prejudices, the judge-a-book-by-its-cover mentality we apply to everything that comes within our purview.
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Numerous court cases and regulatory shifts later, they fall under the Food and Drug Administration's purview and are considered a tobacco product.
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As the No. 2 official at the State Department, Sullivan has a broad purview and is frequently copied on communications involving Pompeo.
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It's beyond our purview to get into British English too deeply here; there are British alternatives for many terms in American sports.
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During their conversations, Roberts and Kennedy were often debating not legal questions but policy questions that are properly the purview of Congress.
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Ben Deci, a spokesman for California's Cemetery and Funeral Bureau, said Better Place Forests' activities do not fall under the bureau's purview.
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The environmental laws focus more on external sources of pollution in water and air, so what happened in Flint falls outside their purview.
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Since 2016, it has given free passes to at least a dozen gene-edited crops, ruling that they fall outside its regulatory purview.
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The federal government's food stamp program, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also falls under the purview of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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An 82-24 vote provided the two-thirds majority needed to enlarge the purview of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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By untethering exploration from the purview of government agencies alone, space travel is becoming faster, cheaper, and more widely accessible to the public.
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The agency has positioned that move as well within its purview, and as a return to the pre-2015 rules of the road.
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That's only if the Holder report doesn't result in his termination, because of his one-time purview of its troubled human resource org.
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The council's purview includes NASA, as well as the US Air Force and intelligence community, which rely heavily on satellites for national defense.
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LEC refers to "local exchange carrier," a regulatory term for the telephone and cable providers that fall under the purview of the FCC.
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What's more interesting about these complaints is how many of them dwell on information distributors that the FCC has absolutely no purview over.
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First spotted by Apple Insider, the voice assistant is now under the purview of Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering.
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In it suit, the Justice Department also maintains that California's law is an attempt to regulate interstate commerce, an are under federal purview.
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Among them: the ability to probe transactions previously excluded from its purview, including attempts by foreigners to purchase minority stakes in U.S. startups.
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Choosing to afford such incremental comforts is the purview of the world's middle class, from Mumbai to Minneapolis and Mexico City to Moscow.
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The Internet broadly distributes power, and what was once the sole purview of nation states is now in the hands of the masses.
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There has been no such activity in America, where the regulator with purview over privacy concerns, the Federal Trade Commission, has remained silent.
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It's been expanding its tracking platform to products outside of its immediate purview through partnerships with companies like Comcast, Bose, and Southwest Airlines.
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Since people can store personal data in blockchains, the technology could fall under the purview of the upcoming European change to privacy law.
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That means that any development project falling within their purview must first undergo a special review process, culminating in approval by the community.
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He Oversaw Operations at Guantanamo Bay As head of SOUTHCOM, the infamous Guantanamo Bay U.S. military base in Cuba fell under Kelly's purview.
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Companies like SpaceX now regularly shuttle supplies to and from the ISS, a mission profile that was once the sole purview of NASA.
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Both administrations have the opportunity at Hamburg to expand the purview of the bilateral relationship and develop clear-eyed goal posts for progress.
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No longer solely the purview of landscape shooters and EDM enthusiasts, drone cinema, filmmaking, and storytelling takes massive leaps forward every few months.
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Of course, even jobs formerly assigned to humans are coming under the purview of robots — so more industries could see consolidation of labor.
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"I would ask to please consider the possibilities that guns are the most important aspect of the purview of this commission," she said.
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From Kim's purview, he has always wanted a face-to-face meeting with the very top of the US command chain: the President.
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The world, as viewed from his purview, exists in a Hobbesian state, a law of the jungle that can fluctuate wildly and precariously.
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Inexplicably, the pre-debate debate has been dominated by the question of whether it is within the debate moderators' purview to do that.
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The second is if climate damages fall under the purview of federal laws that already exist, like the decades-old Clean Air Act.
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When it comes to Bitcoin, Cramer felt that analyzing the scope and influence of the currency may stretch a bit beyond his purview.
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Importantly, this proposed new category of devices, designed for adults with mild-to-moderate hearing loss, remain under the purview of the FDA.
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ALPRs are privately-owned systems that capture everything resembling a license plate within their purview, collecting up to a thousand plates per minute.
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Their work couldn't come soon enough, because for too many years, ballet refused to celebrate those who didn't fit within its narrow purview.
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These decisions can then be contested before the Board of Immigration Appeals, which is also under the purview of the Department of Justice.
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Yes, he played well against the Miami Dolphins; he didn't crush your soul with interceptions or wildly overthrow every receiver in his purview.
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As the head of OIRA, she has had significant purview over how the Trump administration has tried to implement its regulatory reform agenda.
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It was almost a casual aside, yet it suddenly opened new subjects to the purview of food writing: immigration policy, labor conditions, racism.
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Baker has said he hopes to be able to fix the business more easily, without pressure from Wall Street, outside of public purview.
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The Federal Reserve has made it a routine policy not to discuss the US dollar, which is the purview of the Treasury Department.
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Her nominal purview may be narrow but her insight into the drowsy roil of human society extends to the devout and the lax.
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He said that the international economics team will now fall under the purview of White House economic adviser Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE.
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He added that the hiring and firing of civilian leadership at the Pentagon was out of his purview as the top U.S. general.
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He believed that, like Johnson, Obama had intruded into military matters that were beyond his purview, with results that were far from helpful.
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CFTC Chairman Christopher Giancarlo warned investors, however, that the nascent underlying bitcoin cash markets remain largely unregulated and mostly beyond the CFTC's purview.
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You're a columnist, and you care about the culture, and it's well within your purview to examine the moral questions of our time.
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According to multiple sources, Hawkfish has hired Horizon Media to handle some of its programmatic-ad buying, which likely falls under Leonard's purview.
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Officials, deprived of the usual levers for shaping policies that are supposed to be their purview, are left with little other than leaking.
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Trump has also stepped up his attacks on the FBI in recent weeks, which falls under Sessions's purview in the Department of Justice.
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But ultimately, Vassilev's innocence should remain with the purview of Bulgarian courts, as opposed to the U.S. State Department or U.S. Treasury Department.
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Hunter also advocates for the Navy to support such a buy, even though the Coast Guard falls under the purview of Homeland Security.
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Many elements would be within the purview of her powers as president, but the spending she calls for would require action from Congress.
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The Fed traditionally remains outside the purview of the President, though Trump has at moments blurred the lines by commenting on Fed policy.
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The series' stated mission is to exhibit movies outside the usual purview of repertory programming — hard-to-find curiosities and long-forgotten gems.
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And Google's approach gives it a wider data purview that can improve its AI and, thereby, the automated features of its photos service.
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It's been largely the purview of the states aside from two factors: The $7,500 vehicle tax credit and the [vehicle fuel efficiency standards].
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals determined the rule was outside of the scope of the Department of Labor's purview and was illegal.
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The rules are the final step in a nine-step process to bring e-cigarettes and other vaping products under the FDA's purview.
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Is the problem that these lyrics seemingly need music to make them make sense, thereby removing them from the purview of literature proper?
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The editorial page covers a broad purview, running a number of pieces in any given week that fall outside the bounds of American politics.
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Koenigsbauer's purview includes the overall Microsoft 365 bundle, Office 365, Windows 10 Enterprise, and the IT security and management tool Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS).
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Autonomous vehicles, for instance, could eventually fall within the purview of MDS, but that will be up to LADOT and city officials to determine.
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It helps that Rostov's main industries largely lie outside the purview of Western sanctions, which have focused on energy, finance and the arms trade.
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If you want to watch (or at least be aware of) launches outside of NASA and SpaceX's purview, Spaceflight Now is a good resource.
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" The National Gang Center, a federal organization under the purview of the DOJ, says there is " no single, generally accepted definition of a 'gang.
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The foundation denies it was involved in any retaliation against Jane Doe — Banks said that activity in a congressional office was outside their purview.
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As we all know, Hillary Clinton was secretary of state at the time, which meant the embassies and diplomatic outposts came under her purview.
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The Pirates of the Caribbean series gets a "fresh," as the domestic violence accusations against star Johnny Depp apparently fall outside the site's purview.
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It will also expand the purview of Xi's anti-graft campaign to include employees at state-backed institutions who are not necessarily party members.
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By intermediating the transaction, everyone can win: Local buyers get access to foreign investments, while also still coming under the purview of domestic regulations.
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The exchange, which caused an uproar on Capitol Hill because it was done without prior notification to Congress, did not come under Kelly's purview.
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And Oculus was moved under the purview of Facebook's head of hardware Andrew "Boz" Bosworth, another long-time confidant and Harvard classmate of Zuckerberg.
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Whatever the issue it likely falls under the purview of your ISP, so give them a call and have them send a technician out.
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Rather than seeing reality as being divided between the secular and sacred realms, Jesuits see all things as falling under the purview of spirituality.
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First, many cities just don't think of trees as a public-health measure — they often fall under the purview of parks and recreation departments.
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Under its purview are the Housing and Urban Development Department, the Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve, the FDIC, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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"This is under investigation elsewhere in the Justice Department and consequently it is not within my purview ... others are investigating," he later told lawmakers.
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Of course, that's beyond the purview of a humble taper like Daryl, who isn't selling anything or making any money off what he's doing.
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Facebook makes clear that policies governing fake news, advertising, AI, or News Feed ranking will not be under the purview of the oversight board.
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Of course, Trump and his key subordinate in this case, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, would likely insist the president's returns are beyond Congress's purview.
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If anything, what the doc opened up to Motherboard, as a tech publication, has forged a purview that defines our mission to this day.
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Walker unearths another near-miracle of cognitive dissonance in his investigation of the Gulag archipelago, which remains outside the purview of Russian national memory.
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One of the most lasting and damaging impacts of the Trump administration, however, is happening outside my purview and under that of the Senate.
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The Energy Committee would be able to reach the $1 billion through any legislation within its purview, not just opening the ANWR to drilling.
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It also does not apply to the San Francisco International Airport, where most facial recognition technology is under the purview of the federal government.
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"It's in Congress's purview to deal with earmarks; They are still done, they are just done in the executive branch," the freshman appropriator said.
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In seven years at Amazon, Dallaire's purview grew from overseeing Amazon's US sales teams to VP of global advertising sales and marketing in 2014.
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Casey Brett is driving that charge at MLB, where sports gambling falls under his purview as senior director of gaming and new business ventures.
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AIBA did not say why Bouzidi was being moved to a different position, although the supervision of referees and judges fell under his purview.
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Have experience in a broad set of disciplinesThe job of data chief is complex, and the purview often expands well beyond the core team.
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MbS named a 33-year-old cousin as a replacement, after placing key areas of intelligence and counter-terrorism under the royal court's purview.
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Coördination was easy—a check that fell under someone else's purview could be handed down the line—and there was conversation throughout the day.
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The office adds to Kushner's already expansive purview as one of the highest-ranking West Wing officials over everything from foreign and domestic policy.
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The government has argued that the parties are trying to get the judicial branch to direct climate policy, which isn't within that branch's purview.
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Wheeler's plan would push the FCC into new territory, because protecting consumer privacy online has traditionally been the purview of the Federal Trade Commission.
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And the DOJ will argue that it is well within the purview of the federal government to set and enforce our nation's immigration laws.
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While some major aspects of disability policy, like Medicaid, have become extremely politically charged, much disability policy is still the purview of both parties.
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It gives CFIUS a mandate to probe transactions previously excluded from its purview, including attempts by foreigners to purchase minority stakes in U.S. startups.
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It's now fully within Mosby's purview to drop or proceed with the charges against the remaining officers, according to former Maryland prosecutor Rene Sandler.
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While the program falls under the purview of the Department of Homeland Security, oversight is lax, and real estate is not its explicit domain.
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They were the result of a settlement between the N.C.A.A.'s leadership and the university concerning behavior that arguably fell outside the association's purview.
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For his part, Mr. Molinaro says the county development agency wasn't under his direct purview, though its members are approved by the county executive.
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But reporters were unable to determine whether they were focused on issues within the purview of the position for which they are awaiting confirmation.
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"Again, I want to make it clear that this is something I'm looking to get back into the purview of the Senate," he said.
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Unfortunately, even when Alaska is out of Miles' purview, you can sometimes still feel his rose-colored glasses as a filter on the screen.
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MbS named a 33-year-old cousin as a replacement, after placing key areas of intelligence and counter-terrorism under the royal courts purview.
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His 2015 speech on the topic was criticised for addressing a subject viewed at the time as being beyond the purview of central bankers.
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Though the archivists have no purview over Paisley Park's "massive audio-video collection," Ms. Marchese said, there's more than enough to keep them busy.
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At first she focused on interiors, though the purview quickly expanded to other things that Song loves, like lifestyle, travel, and, above all, fashion.
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Democrats want to investigate a wide range of issues they see in the Trump administration that fall under the purview of multiple House committees.
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He said he doesn't see climate change as within the purview of the panel but that he would raise it with his fellow members.
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StockX uses data from eBay, consignment shops, and other resellers in order to give its historical pricing and market prices the broadest purview possible.
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The move caused anxiety in part because it places the Mueller investigation squarely within the purview of Whitaker, who has publicly criticized the probe.
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The new agency will also expand the graft campaign's purview to include employees at state-backed institutions who are not necessarily Communist Party members.
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Just one day later, the Senate voted to remove campaign finance enforcement from the purview of Secretary of State-elect Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat.
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Despite these challenges, the letters make it clear that the market is not going to exist outside of the U.S. tax agency's purview any longer.
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While the space is unapologetically not a commercial gallery, it was created with a proposal and vision beyond the purview of what we normally expect.
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Even more confusing than that, though, is that the purview of various aspects of drugs has gone back and forth between federal and state governments.
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No doubt, Morgan will continue to stick his unwelcome (white, male) nose into pop culture narratives outside his purview, peddling his misogynistic and judgmental views.
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"If the sanctions are specific to human rights issues or ballistic missiles, they're technically outside the purview of the agreement and could work," she said.
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The details: In its suit, the Justice Department also maintains that California's law is an attempt to regulate interstate commerce, which is under federal purview.
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It's one of the rare opportunities to view history that has been long resigned as the purview of archeology, in immediate, artistic, and vivid color.
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It falls under the purview of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which was was created 15 years ago as a response to the Sept.
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She has asked to record outside the purview of Dr. Luke, saying that as long as she's tied to the producer her career will suffer.
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Because the resolution falls under the purview of the National Emergencies Act, the Senate is required to hold a vote on it within 18 days.
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And Trump's own children have indicated they'll continue to advise their father in unpaid, informal roles, which may be outside the purview of the law.
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Several of Clinton's early failed appointments — Zoë Baird, Kimba Wood, and Lani Guinier — had been under his purview, and he felt guilty about his involvement.
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When officials unexpectedly face problems outside their intended purview—whether a global banking crisis or a period of chronic stagnation—public confidence in them erodes.
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They enter an anarchic "Wild West" environment under the purview of the Chinese Communist Party, where corruption and the lack of effective oversight govern manufacturing.
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McCain, for example, said on Tuesday he wants to see the purview of Medicaid provisions in the bill to be given to the states. Sen.
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Malaysia has been rocked by a scandal involving the troubled 1MDB state fund that is under Najib's purview, which mishandled hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Kushner also has a broad portfolio within the West Wing, where he has an influential purview over a range of foreign and domestic policy issues.
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"Trump's themes are not just the purview of Republican voters; there are independents who buy into a watered-down version of Trump's nativism," she says.
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In other words, fewer employees are expected to do more work across multiple departments and roles that would have once been beyond their traditional purview.
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The new doctrine underscores the extent to which the Trump administration wants to consolidate homeland defense and security under the ultimate purview of the Pentagon.
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Consequently, Partners in Health often helps supply things that fall outside a medical-aid organization's typical purview, such as bridges and satellite dishes and gasoline.
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Zinke also signed an order Thursday asking agencies within his purview to find ways to increase access to outdoor recreation on the lands they oversee.
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Corporate strategy head Kurt DelBene will add IT and operations to his portfolio while CFO Amy Hood will add Microsoft's licensing team to her purview.
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Its signature early-morning newsletter, Politico Playbook, long under the purview of the star reporter Mike Allen, is for the first time in new hands.
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The New York law does not mandate a specific curriculum; it instead updates the health curriculum to include mental health in its definition and purview.
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The designation decision, formally under the State Department's purview, is taking on heightened importance as part of the White House's increasingly aggressive strategy towards Iran.
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This would extend beyond monetary policy to include banking regulation and financial-market stability, matters within the purview of the world's most influential central bank.
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Such work has normally been the purview of highly trained scientists, but companies like Ginkgo are catching fire now, thanks to a confluence of factors.
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In 1995, the Lobbying Disclosure Act narrowed FARA's purview further, by exempting registered lobbyists working on behalf of foreign commercial (as opposed to political) interests.
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The measures, announced in a blog post by Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, stray into an area that has not previously been the FDA's purview: drug prices.
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"I don't deal with [the Joint Task Force], they're not within my purview and I had a whole bunch of people that—"He pauses, again.
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Under Gangadhar's purview, uncertainty remained around the direction of the company with employees unsure of what their day-to-day responsibilities were, the source added.
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In fact, her portfolio has grown, with the addition of the opioid crisis and coordination with cabinet secretaries, which originally fell under Mr. Kushner's purview.
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First, it's strange for Trump to argue that Congress makes bad deals with foreign countries; that's not something within congressional purview in the first place.
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Similarly, strategic policy is the purview of the Supreme National Security Council (on which the president, the IRGC commander, and several other institutional heads sit).
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Surely this is more the purview of people with villas or jobs less important than ours, we tell ourselves (while scrolling, zombielike, through social media).
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Vought has not been approved by the Senate, but he is working on several issues that would be in his purview if he is confirmed.
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With just over $85033 million in assets at the end of 2017, Centinel is far smaller than many of the banks under Dodd-Frank's purview.
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Telegram will counter that it wasn't required to register its offering – and that the cryptocurrency tokens investors will receive are not in the SEC's purview.
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Impact: If the court upholds the Scottish ruling, it would push the boundaries of the court's purview to settle disputes in the British political system.
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Further, Xcel is doing this without state legislative approval, something the company a year ago said should be the purview of the Colorado General Assembly.
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The key point here is that while California can set air pollution rules, fuel economy rules are under the sole purview of the federal government.
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Brennan quibbled with the use of the word "evidence," arguing that it was beyond the purview of the CIA to gather intelligence on the matter.
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He added that the decision on flavor restrictions would not come under his purview because it was already under final review by the White House.
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That inquiry is now under the purview of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, though it's unclear whether he is still pursuing the matter.
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Gathering photos of Earth from space used to be the purview of governments alone, but today, private companies are increasingly performing those operations from orbit.
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Confident and determined, when a project comes under their purview, they'll drive it to conclusion even if that means leaving tread marks on other people.
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At the moment you want to quit, you probably will, because the game will become too difficult and the purview of only the truly dedicated.
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Such clauses exist across a range of industries but are particularly common among credit card companies, banks, and other lenders that fall under the CFPB purview.
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Experience. Kelly was once the head of US Southern Command, putting much of the US' immediate vicinity under his purview -- including the control of Guantanamo Bay.
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Understanding that vaccines are critical to public health and human-driven carbon emissions are un-terraforming the planet cannot be the purview of the one percent.
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While Greco told the newspaper he is not a fan of share buybacks, he said such a decision is the purview of the board of directors.
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But in the US, a lot of these things aren't in the purview of the White House even if you have a president who is inclined.
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Kesha broke down in tears when a judge denied her request for a preliminary injunction that would allow her to record music outside of Luke's purview.
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And even though I've always vibed with Glover's music stylistically, some of his lyrical themes — like being a social outcast — were also out of my purview.
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Family firms control nearly 264.8300 percent of the $30 billion gold jewellery trade, but many cash transactions are believed to take place outside the taxman's purview.
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The Giants also had the N.F.L.'s worst defense, a sector of the team that was only tangentially under the purview of the offense-minded Coughlin.
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The data have not been centralized; the harragas fall within the purview of the coast guard but also the military authorities as well as various ministries.
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A reminder: Medicare ultimately falls under the purview of Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, an orthopedic surgeon who has advocated for doctor-friendly policies.
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Bitcoin ATM distributors and operators, in the US and Europe, must operate within the purview of know your customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering laws (AML).
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are officially a couple -- a churchgoing one at that -- but they won't really show it until they're out of God's purview.
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Ri said he was not involved in illegal activities and that they were not under the purview of Office 39, but did not deny they occurred.
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While this case is out of the Administration's purview, President Obama is committed to restoring the sense of fairness at the heart of our justice system.
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Nearly every major issue and bill that lawmakers touch comes under the purview of Josten and his team, which consists of 2628 people lobbying Congress alone.
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Democrats on tax-writing committees including the House Ways and Means Committee argue it's in their purview and existing law allows looking into a president's taxes.
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Now, strictly speaking, dollar policy is the purview of the Treasury Department, which has the authority to intervene in exchange markets to buy or sell dollars.
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Industry groups say that the rules should be the same for Internet providers and online services like Google or Facebook that remain under the FTC's purview.
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This month, Xfund's investors approved a proposal that the agreements governing the fund be completely redrawn to move Xfund's existing investments solely under Mr. Chung's purview.
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The reforms would intend to overhaul parts of the regulatory process for the space industry, including some commercial space regulations under the purview of Ross' agency.
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On Friday her purview runs roughly from the 1920s to the '50s, and she'll be joined by the young vocal dynamos Brianna Thomas and Vuyo Sotashe.
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Under FDA's purview, they claim only 2 percent of catfish imports were being inspected compared to 21625 percent under the USDA program, which began in March.
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By moving out of their own regulatory purview, DOL entered an area predominately administered by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which oversees financial professionals and markets.
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It is certainly within the purview of the FDA to protect consumers from false claims of health benefits and from potentially dangerous compounds in these supplements.
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In a constitutional republic, decisions about whom to prosecute are the purview of law enforcement, not of elected officials generally, and certainly not of political opponents.
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Italy is a country of wine and beer drinkers; just a decade or two ago, mixed drinks were the unique purview of hotel bars and nightclubs.
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Many states have argued the opposite point: that the federal government needs to avoid any appearance of interference in elections, constitutionally the purview of the states.
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The President was frustrated that prosecutors under Whitaker's purview had filed charges in the Cohen case that Trump felt made him look bad, the sources said.
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All the while, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are looking for ways to limit the PCLOB's purview or demand that it keep them apprised of its work.
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Originally trained as an interior decorator, Calderone's food photos garnered such a positive response that she expanded her purview to encompass recipes, chef collaborations, and tablescapes.
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A partial sale of Tay Tay's label, Universal Music, may fall under the purview of a U.S. foreign-investment oversight body, and ultimately President Donald Trump.
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Are menstrual cups the exclusive purview of people whose hands don't shake wildly whenever they have to hold something that could create an obvious, inconvenient mess?
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One already in the crosshairs is the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is under the purview of the United Nation's World Health Organization.
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But in practice, that purview has extended only to the state attorneys general, not the companies supplying them with technology, voting machines, cloud services and databases.
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The allies and advisers have told Mr. Trump that Mr. Mueller's purview is only to look into Russian interference in the 2016 election, the person said.
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The plan calls for replacing certain members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Committee and the Tennessee Valley Authority, which are under the Department of Energy's purview.
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"The top law enforcement officer of the country should not casually suggest that those under his purview engaged in 'spying' on a political campaign," said Rep.
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The situation is more murky for properties and holdings owned by Trump or bearing his name overseas, which fall outside the purview of the U.S. government.
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Mr. Ghosn's financial dealings would have been beyond the purview of the group, which comprised about 15 employees at Nissan's Yokohama headquarters, the former employee said.
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Danske is certainly not the first major bank to have money laundering or other illegal transactions flourish for years, seemingly beyond the purview of top management.
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This means that more than 80 percent of the machines in use today are under the purview of three companies — Dominion, ES&S and Hart InterCivic.
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The White House responded by explaining that Avery and Dassey's cases were within the purview of the state of Wisconsin, not that of the federal branch.
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Workman argued that misconduct allegations against justices were exclusively the purview of the West Virginia Supreme Court itself, which the state's five acting justices agreed with.
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" But Horowitz, Goodlatte said, "does not have the same authority that a special counsel has, he can't interview, subpoena witnesses that are outside the agency's purview.
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Under Mulvaney, the bureau stopped examining whether companies were in compliance with the Military Lending Act -- but Democrats argue that falls under the consumer bureau's purview.
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Under Justice Department regulations, a special counsel is considered to be under the purview of the attorney general and can only be fired for good cause.
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The department, however, has struggled greatly with its information technology systems in recent years, and studying those systems is now the purview of a House subcommittee.
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He held a seat on the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee, which has purview over public health, but he's not known as a policy mastermind.
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Over the past several years, legislators in Arkansas—one of seven states under the Eighth Circuit's purview—have passed some of America's most restrictive abortion laws.
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Although ads for most surgical procedures are under the FTC's purview, ReSensation's use of human nerves also gives the FDA jurisdiction over Murphy's Instagram and blog posts.
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Since her artwork is so closely connected to public space and human interaction, conceptual artist Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos doesn't operate within the purview of a traditional studio practice.
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EU financial rules are being embedded into British law, but changes are needed to make them work properly as Britain falls outside the purview of EU regulators.
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The new military force would fall under the purview of the Air Force in the same way that Marines work with the Navy, according to the proposal.
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Because these products are not under the purview of the FDA, they aren't subject to the ban, and companies aren't required to reveal what makes them antimicrobial.
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Still, aerial photography remained the purview of professionals, a tool for armies and spies, or a hobby for the wealthy until drones brought it to the masses.
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Other legislation seeks to remove oversight of the General Assembly's actions from the North Carolina Supreme Court's purview; Justice Morgan's election gives the Court a Democratic majority.
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The referendum did not include the constitutional court among the bodies that fall under the purview of the CPCCS, points out Mauricio Alarcón, a human-rights lawyer.
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Other big issues would come under the purview of one or more of the other House committees, where most of the chairmen also have unilateral subpoena power.
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"Congress overstepped its bounds by legislating to prohibit [female genital mutilation]," Friedman wrote, adding he believes the issue falls under the purview of state law, not Congress.
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That agency has broad purview over energy policy, including oversight of offshore drilling, fracking regulations, protections for endangered species and supervision of national parks and wildlife refuges.
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Monophonic (single speaker) recordings were king back in 1967, and the then-new stereo (two speaker) format was effectively the purview of audiophiles and hi-fi fanatics.
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Speaking at a town hall in Washington D.C. to a group of educators, the central bank leader said his greatest economic fears lie outside the Fed's purview.
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Kushner, her husband, also has a broad portfolio within the West Wing, where he has an influential purview over a range of foreign and domestic policy issues.
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But Feinstein said Benczkowski's work for Alfa Bank related to Mueller's investigation, and she asked why he wouldn't commit to recusing on all matters within Mueller's purview.
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That progress is accompanied by growing pains around issues of diversity, workplace protections, automation and wages — all issues well within the purview of Trump's newest cabinet pick.
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Given its comedy-world purview, it's no surprise that Don't Think Twice is often hilarious; what's surprising is how thoughtful and emotional it can be as well.
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The committee reviews Chinese deals in the U.S. for security issues, and analysts say the Trump administration may expand its purview to address the disparity in access.
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Reorganization: Kraninger defended Mulvaney's reorganization of the CFPB, which removed fair lending enforcement from a specialized office and placed it under the purview of the director's office.
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The NAFTA partners, who meet this week in Ottawa, have attempted without much success over the years to harmonise regulations, which remain the purview of individual states.
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The Mueller report, in no way, proves Trump innocent of financial shenanigans — that was not Mueller's purview — or free of anything the Russians can hold over him.
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I think that the governor should have just postponed the election, it's well within in her purview to do so and could have solved it very easily.
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The 26 remaining monkeys were retired to Jungle Friends, and the FDA quickly established an Animal Welfare Council to oversee all animal research under the agency's purview.
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While the first four will fall under the purview of new chief product officer David Algranati, the latter will report to director and interim CEO Dale Fuller.
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Although he, along with his aides have repeatedly claimed that such actions are within the purview of his office, the assertion is dubious, and the precedent odious.
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It is true that the United States is currently in the process of transitioning some of the core functions of internet governance outside of the government's purview.
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The selling is particularly acute in mutual funds, which saw $22018 billion in outflows during the quarter and are typically more the purview of the retail side.
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But the investigation of contract for deed firms would seem to fall within the broad purview of the agency to oversee national standards for the mortgage market.
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Key oil products are traded via the Intercontinental Exchange's London hub and therefore come under the purview of the FCA, which has progressively been releasing position limits.
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Marketing of the firm's equity shale oil output in west Texas could also fall under the new office's purview, said a second source familiar with the plan.
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But slight embarrassments aside, it's somewhat of a relief to see that wardrobe malfunctions are not just the purview of female celebrities' overly complicated, impossibly delicate designs.
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In the not too distant future, Hollywood will have to broaden its purview for artistic reasons, because telling truthful stories in a browner America will require that.
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That's under the Department of Energy's purview, a division of labor that has its origins in Harry Truman's desire to keep the nuclear stockpile under civilian control.
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The Department of Home Affairs' submission on age verification suggests it is willing to extend the purview of "The Capability" beyond a narrow definition of identity fraud.
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It was the first time since the committee was created in the late 1930s that it had expanded its purview of subversion beyond Communism and, occasionally, fascism.
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That means by 2018 or 2019, every school in New Orleans will once again be under the purview of the school board, not a state-appointed bureaucracy.
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The diagonal line of shadow that runs from the chimney across Rosa's chair creates the sense that something out of the painting's purview is creating the shadow.
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Every accessory and ornament — the hats, the gloves, the shoes, the stockings, the handbags, the jewelry, the ties, the handkerchiefs, the cuff links — fall under her purview.
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We've reached a moment in pop culture when the generally regressive genre of the chick flick has turned to incorporate trendy, quasi-feminist critiques within its purview.
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Add to that the act of farting—which is supposed to be the sole purview of penised bodies—and you've basically created a monster akin to Godzilla.
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The allegations seem to fit squarely within the N.C.A.A.'s purview: stocking deliberately easy classes with athletes, as much to keep them eligible as to educate them.
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The steps we need to take to safeguard our political system from foreign interference are outside the purview of the military, even of the U.S. Cyber Command.
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"I believe it is the court's responsibility and in its purview that the victims in the case are dealt with, with dignity and with humanity," Berman said.
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Both were from prominent families, and for more than 100 years, the section more or less stuck to that rule, remaining the purview of privileged society figures.
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Both were from prominent families, and for more than 100 years the section more or less stuck to that rule, remaining the purview of privileged society figures.
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The memo said that the F.B.I. and all other divisions under the department's purview must get Mr. Barr's approval before investigating any of the 2020 presidential candidates.
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His tightfisted control of the District of Columbia's laws, which fall under his committee's purview, has been rewarded with a Washington-born, anti-Chaffetz political action committee.
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The FCC is tasked with regulation of TV ads -- demanding such transparency as in-ad payment disclosures -- but internet ads fall under the purview of the FTC.
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The ICIG conducts investigations and reviews of activities within the purview of the Director of National Intelligence, and also handles whistleblower complaints from within the intelligence community.
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The letters have caught McCarthy's attention, who told reporters he believed those inquiries should have been purview of the House Select Committee on Benghazi, chaired by Rep.
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These are steps that can help, but many are under the purview of Health and Human Services (HHS) and could have also been done without a declaration.
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In an interview, Mr. Garten said he had been "asked to assist" in resolving the matter even though it fell outside the purview of the Trump Organization.
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As a "big picture" governance item, U.S. lawmakers must not violate nor disregard American foreign policy, as this stands largely within the purview of the executive branch.
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The United States in particular tried to introduce language that would put the WIM solely within the purview of the Paris agreement and not the larger UNFCCC.
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The think tank falls under the purview of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), a government agency that heads up economic and social policy in China.
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The company's unique purview allows us to see the many emerging, useful technologies that can be applied rapidly to hasten and augment disaster relief efforts and outcomes.
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Previously, tobacco, the deadliest substance in the entire country, was completely outside the purview of Washington's most powerful and rigorous regulator of consumer food and medicinal products.
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Once the purview of a small but vocal community of internet activists, fat acceptance has gone mainstream via the decidedly safer and more marketable body positivity movement.
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In the past, vaginal and anal bleaching were largely the purview of porn performers and exotic dancers — basically, people whose incomes were dependent on having pristine genitalia.
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While the FBI can help investigate and prosecute hate crimes across the country, it rarely takes them on because most cases fall under the purview of state law.
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Crucially, Clayton noted that many exchanges opt to be regulated as money-transmission services, which puts them under the purview of state regulators, but investors need federal protections.
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Observers say that while the current diplomatic instability likely won't impact Iran's hacking purview, further decisions—particularly around sanctions—could fuel offensive plans directed at the United States.
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For its part, Iran has said its military sites are beyond the IAEA's purview and repeatedly denied that its nuclear program has military dimensions, namely to develop bombs.
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The Department of Energy (DOE) oversees energy production and conservation in addition to the handling of all nuclear materials, so spreading information about sustainability is in its purview.
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The Charleston County area, with its more libertarian leanings and environmental concerns that tend to be more the purview of the Democratic Party, has made it seem appealing.
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You'll be expected to pay for your own food, shelter, and other essentials that don't fall under the bursar's office purview, so plan on working over the semester.
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Sales practices of the payments industry fall under the purview of the Federal Trade Commission, which is charged with preventing "unfair or deceptive acts or practices" in commerce.
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Though carmakers have generally embraced Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android Auto, many are hoping to establish an alternative app system that will be almost entirely under their purview.
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" He argued that special counsel Robert Mueller's report lays out "seven or eight things that are left undone" that Mueller felt "was not within his purview to investigate.
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I'm not saying that all that means you need more stores, but I do think it's interesting this disaggregation that's happened where shopping is the purview of Instagram.
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It's inevitable that people will suggest the initiative could have helped during the Kalamazoo shootings, though that situation would surely lie outside the purview of the new hotline.
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The government also faced criticism for dropping, as being unconstitutional, a family law change that would have brought cases of unilateral conversion within the purview of civil law.
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" Spokesperson Theresa Murphy added that DNA collection must be done under "restricted-use guidelines to be managed and held in a restricted-use repository outside the government's purview.
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Trump is flailing on marijuana policy, sometimes saying the states should decide, while also allowing the Attorney General and other prohibition supporters in his purview to run amuck.
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Google will modify its ad policies and systems to block advertisers from running ads that fall under the purview of the definitions set out in Bill C-76.
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Dr. G.M. Vathsala, the city's health officer, said public toilets don't come under her purview, and referred calls to the engineering department, which did not return telephone calls.
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But thumbing your nose at Wall Street investors when they're falling over each other to buy your stock is well within the purview of a trend-setting CEO.
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"Most people assume that a high-flying existence like that is the purview of the rich and famous alone," said Jennifer Stevens, the executive editor of International Living.
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Referencing Michael Jackson is traditionally Kanye West's purview (only 24 days until SWISH) so it's interesting hearing Bieber putting himself in the same sentence as the pop icon.
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But the oral arguments highlighted the sharp ideological split, with many of the court's liberal members inclined to view the DACA repeal as falling within the court's purview.
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The main focus of the Morocco trip was to promote United States liquefied natural gas exports, a responsibility that Democratic lawmakers say is not within the EPA's purview.
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All of the day care centers under the city's purview, including the 70 identified in the audit, have now been tested for lead in the water, he said.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that the Justice Department's review would not pre-empt the investigations already underway by the FTC into the companies under its purview.
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Some Republicans say interviewing an interpreter who served the State Department and the White House in a diplomatic capacity falls under the purview of intelligence officials, not Congress.
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Finally, if VA is set on having an internal review office for whistleblower claims, they should remove the OAWP or any equivalent to the purview of the OIG.
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Carson said HUD will formally announce $140 million in grants to state and local governments to reduce lead exposure in public housing and other housing under HUD purview.
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The provision was added earlier this year to soften the legislation — preserving the executive branch's purview over foreign policy while still giving family members a path to sue.
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Where table games and slot machines were once the sole purview of a metropolis that embraced the Sin City label, gambling has now extended far beyond Las Vegas.
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But back in the mid-1980s and 1990s, a device like the iPhone was still far out of the purview of most tech companies and the average consumer.
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Republicans are also seeking to remove campaign finance oversight powers from the secretary of state's office and place the work under the purview of a new, bipartisan commission.
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But at a recent meeting of several attorney generals participating in the probe, Paxton expressed his support for expanding the probe's purview into Google's search and Android businesses.
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Somewhere along the way it trickled down to middle school, elementary school and even kindergarten, and vastly expanded its purview to include everything from pornography to gay rights.
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The hack, which ultimately led to the theft of thousands of emails, became a massive embarrassment for the campaign as internal deliberations spilled out into the public purview.
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Some, like Sports Illustrated's Charles P. Pierce have proclaimed that the FBI has better things to do and that these investigations are the express purview of the NCAA.
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The Brexit vote was a vote for self-determination, for the UK to make decisions outside of the purview of the EU. That satisfies a need for closure.
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Among the investments that were in his purview was Mr. Levy's interest in Auberge Resorts, which operated luxury hotels like the Esperanza Resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
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The dispute, Meadows said, was over certain provisions — about border security and judicial purview over immigration cases — that he was told would be in the bill but weren't.
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You should instruct all personnel to pay strict heed to this report and be extra vigilant and cautious of the top officials and residences coming under your purview.
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Observers warned that leaving those ministries under Mr. Khan's purview was a mistake, with the country suffering from an acute electricity shortage and needing special attention and expertise.
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On the regulatory side, Equifax and its two main competitors, TransUnion and Experian, come within the purview of the Federal Trade Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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When her group decided that the second most valuable digital token, Ether, would not fall under the agency's purview, it set off a big rally in the markets.
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Many events, like the death of Osama bin Laden, occurred outside of Litt's purview in the White House, and so he is unable to offer much additional insight.
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His purview is large, including search, advertising, mapping, smartphones, video, drones, artificial intelligence and, as recently announced, new breakthroughs in quantum computing, the next great arena in tech.
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But after Congress established the FDA, tobacco companies worked hard to make sure their product wouldn't be considered a drug and therefore wouldn't fall under the administration's purview.
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Buttigieg's actual political views remained somewhat opaque to the electorate — but over the course of the campaign, he shifted toward a considerably more moderate presentation and policy purview.
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While Sondland once oversaw Ukraine issues -- despite the country not being in the EU -- he no longer had purview in that area after the hearing, officials have said.
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So far, development of the electric vertical-lift aircraft that will enable our dreams of future urban air taxis has largely been the purview of small aviation startups.
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"It's like the Wild West and ultimately it will come under the purview of the regulators," says one fund manager, who says legal opinions on the subject vary.
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Part of the problem is that systemic threats to democracy are too often overshadowed by horse race media coverage and relegated to the purview of good-government groups.
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While mostly the purview of the bond market, the yield curve is being widely watched across markets and is getting more and more attention in the stock market.
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And if a private spaceship exploded in flight, the National Transportation Safety Board would have the legal purview to investigate only if it traveled off its designated course.
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In overturning the Cole memo, Sessions made it clear that the nation's U.S. attorneys will be left to exercise their discretion over licensed marijuana businesses within their purview.
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The joint venture was an unincorporated subsidiary of Mitsubishi and Nissan registered in the Netherlands, meaning it is likely to be beyond the purview of Japanese financial regulators.
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The executive order also only explicitly protects statements on moral or political issues, which the IRS calls "issue advocacy" and considers to be beyond the Johnson Amendment's purview.
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Despite the thoroughly local purview of Mountain Time Arts, its name points to the dearth of art infrastructure, including media coverage, in this large swath of the country.
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" In an opinion piece in Le Monde earlier this year, Mr. Bern wrote, "Everywhere, local governments can't meet budgets to maintain or restore village churches under their purview.
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But this time, their purview has changed — after finding a wifi router in their arcade, no longer are they journeying through video games, but through the whole internet.
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Apparently, tolerance, love of thy fellow person, and reserving judgment as the purview of God are not Christian principles that Immanuel Christian School or Karen Pence hold dear.
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Acosta said these terms of the sentence were the purview of the state court in Florida and his office never expected Epstein to be allowed out on work release.
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Much of the immigration system is outside the DOJ's purview; but Mr Sessions wants prosecutors to pursue more immigration offences—including re-entry after a deportation—in federal courts.
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Patanjali products marketed as ayurvedic come under the regulatory purview of the Ministry of Ayush, created in 2100 to promote alternative therapies including Ayurveda, an ancient Hindu healing method.
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That order to stop tweeting impacted all accounts under the Interior Department's purview, including individual National Park accounts that are, at times, used to communicate emergency messages to visitors.
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The Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act (FIRRMA) would expand the array of transactions under CFIUS's purview, giving it the opportunity to investigate deals beyond outright mergers and acquisitions.
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As an editor, I never allowed anything under my purview to be published unless I had double-checked every fact and determined that it was relevant and important news.
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It appears in this purview yucky to talk about the fact that the narrator of "Cat Person" represents a girl, just like many girls in the world right now.
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Since early August, he has been excluded from a number of relevant meetings and events, including a diplomatic trip to three countries under his purview: Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus.
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Bitcoin Gold is taking aim at democratizing Bitcoin's lucrative infrastructure layer—"mining"—taking it out of the hands of giant firms and into the purview of at-home enthusiasts.
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Even as their popularity grows, liquid alts are still largely the purview of financial advisors, noted Brandon Thomas, chief investment officer of Envestnet's investment management program for financial advisors.
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Public corporations serve their shareholders, but Ries — the founder of a new idea called the Long-Term Stock Exchange — thinks that's a limited purview for a company in 2019.
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The Clean Power Plan is controversial because it allows the EPA to set CO2 limits for states and hold them accountable, a major expansion of the EPA's regulatory purview.
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Meanwhile, BuzzFeed's health content, global news operations and video news will come under the purview of Ben Smith, who will be responsible for growing BuzzFeed News, Vanity Fair reported.
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He says he's not thrilled with the effort being under the purview of the Department of Defense, but believes the benefits of cognitive radio will be well worth it.
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Some of the companies being probed by the DOJ, like Amazon, were initially believed to fall under the purview of the FTC alone, lending heightened seriousness to the review.
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Measuring air quality has been the purview of state environmental regulators, who rely on monitors approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency that cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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Generating so many highlights so fast is the purview of WSC Sports Technologies, an Israeli tech company that the NBA has been partnering with over the past two years.
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" The response continued: "While this case is out of the Administration's purview, President Obama is committed to restoring the sense of fairness at the heart of our justice system.
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The law, passed by Congress in the wake of a deadly 2012 meningitis outbreak, aims to bring more compounding pharmacies under FDA's purview rather than the state pharmacy boards.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, has said he favors a regulatory solution where bump stocks come under the purview of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms.
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" When asked about chief of staff John Kelly, whose purview as the former secretary of homeland security was immigration, Gutierrez said "I don't think he knows what he's doing.
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Lindsey Graham, think Grassley is just doing his job by addressing issues that fall under the purview of his committee, like obstruction of justice and possible campaign finance violations.
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It was once the exclusive purview of Republican candidates but as the effects of political polarization have baked into the electorate, Democratic candidates have picked up the message too.
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In 2010, Bioware Montreal was added to his purview as GM, as in 2015 his role was converted to a global General Manager position that covers all Bioware studios.
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That means there is no mandated policy that allegations remain under the purview of Google; it means Google no longer has the power to sweep something under the rug.
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Of course, the only campaign he was running was the one to further his own career, but Ty had widened his purview beyond the realm of dead-eyed debauchery.
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Evidence of a tendency to govern by national emergency and (even more frequently) by executive order, the vast majority of these actions actually lie within the purview of Congress.
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"In many ways our purview is broader than what may be some of the Justice Department/FBI investigation," he told reporters, defending the need to continue the congressional investigations.
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Fannie Mae, which has been under the purview of the federal government since the 2008 financial crisis, has been signaling that it would need the cash infusion for months.
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Walt used his departure to point out an important weakness in our federal system; that OGE has insufficient ability to insist on compliance with the regulations under its purview.
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"The emoluments issues are presently under judicial review, and, within the executive branch, are under the sole purview of the Department of Justice," he wrote, Politico reported on Tuesday.
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Even if these things actually happened, were "a poop swastika" and "an alleged racial slur, with no witnesses, happening off campus" really in the purview of a university president?
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What allegedly happened to Eliza, away from the safety net of all of us and our purview is a terrible, terrible thing to learn about and have to reconcile.
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Asked Monday why the Senate provision was dropped, House Armed Services staffers told reporters the conference negotiations were focused on what was in the purview of the defense committees.
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Sinosphere SHENZHEN, China — DJI is the Chinese company that took drone technology — long the purview of major military forces — and made it cheap and accessible enough for ordinary people.
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Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) said the subpoenas "violate the principle of state sovereignty," are "unprecedented" uses of the Congressional subpoena power and fall outside of the Science Committee's purview.
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Which means Annalise will know that Laurel knows about all their dirty laundry, as if Annalise didn't already know everything that's ever happened to all humans in her purview.
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The plan is to evaluate all of them on a case-by-case basis and unwind the elements of Obama's Climate Action Plan under the purview of the DOE.
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"We don't have direct purview over it but we do have something to say about it and we're going to be speaking to the PBMs about it," Gottlieb said.
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Ms. Powell's influence extended beyond the national security issues that would normally be under her purview; her name was once floated as a potential White House chief of staff.
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They wanted to be modern dancers, and maximal facial expressions aren't stylish in the world of concert dance, which is still the purview of college dance programs and conservatories.
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Jenkins will report to Frank and Michael Winger, the general manager, and will not have any employees under his purview but will be assisted by the entire front office.
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PHMSA respectfully asks that it be granted the ability to effectively plan for ensuring the safe operation of the 2.8 million miles of pipelines that are under its purview.
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The rise of meatless meat has been meteorically fast, going in a few years from the niche purview of vegans and vegetarians to mainstream acceptance and even devoted fandom.
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The national museums were established as part of the modern plan for the country under the oil boom, but they were also in the purview of the Bolivarian Revolution.
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He said Sessions' recusal from overseeing the probe in March 2017 meant Rosenstein "could handle the investigation part but not the appointment part," which was still under Sessions' purview.
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But in a highly unusual move, Republicans made a motion to adjourn the hearing, suggesting that the topics were outside of the subcommittee's purview; the motion passed 4-2.
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The Article III Branch rightly retains exclusive purview over matters of statutory interpretation, but the terms of Title VII are clear and fixed, unless and until they are amended.
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The trip on Monday also came amid lingering questions about a raid ordered by Trump, his first as president, against al Qaeda's branch Yemen, which is in Centcom's purview.
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So while short online video seems more like the purview of a social network or YouTube, the fact is that TV and moviemakers already understand the qui in Quibi.
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Premiums are very low, or sometimes even nothing, and the plans cover things beyond Medicare's purview, such as dental and vision care, along with fancier benefits like gym memberships.
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Burr said late Thursday that he did not plan to touch on possible contacts between Trump emissaries and Russia, asserting that the issue likely falls under the FBI's purview.
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Under the policy, Mr. Bannon would be barred from contacting Breitbart employees for two years to discuss issues that were under his purview while he was an executive there.
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Online content falls under the purview of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA), a thirty-year-old law that dictates how government can access private Internet communications.
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Fannie Mae, which has been under the purview of the federal government since the 6900 financial crisis, has been signaling that it would need the cash infusion for months.
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This is largely because when the ECB became responsible for euro zone supervision in 2014 the bulk of broker-dealers were in London and therefore not under its purview.
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The bill also left CBD to the purview of the US Food and Drug Administration, which is still reviewing how or if products that contain CBD can be consumed.
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" Los Angeles School District Superintendent Michelle King wrote in a statement that trans students under her purview would "remain protected regardless of the new directive by the Trump administration.
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The behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign comes amid increasing pressure on the tech sector over a range of issues under the FTC's purview, including privacy, data security and antitrust.
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But there is an exception for national security, and it's unclear whether this iPhone vulnerability would fall under that purview — because we don't know how the phone was hacked.
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It's illegal to sell something that isn't what its packaging claims it is — that falls under the purview of the Federal Trade Commission — but nobody is doing onsite testing.
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Castro's plan includes reorganizing immigration agencies and reforming the immigration court system, which now falls under the purview of the attorney general — Castro wants it to be completely independent.
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He has been advising Dreamers to seek legal counsel, to have a lawyer study their individual case and, if need be, to stay away from the purview of immigration agents.
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The app's end-to-end encryption allows groups of hundreds of users to exchange texts, photos and video beyond the purview of independent fact checkers or even the platform itself.
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The affair follows a two-year-old drive by Archbishop Charles Thompson, the local hierarch, to make sure that Catholic teaching is observed in all the places under his purview.
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By widening our purview and testing more products across a broader range of categories, we'll be able to help you make informed buying decisions about more things in your life.
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Creating a new joint military command is largely the purview of Congress, which would have to provide the authority and any funding or shifting of money to a new unit.
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Clapper told NBC's "Meet the Press with Chuck Todd" that in his purview as head the US intelligence community, he could deny that there was a request for a wiretap.
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As part of Kelly's undertaking, there are already plans to take at least one committee that is under the public liaison office out of its purview, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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Attorneys in the office who examined the complaint disputed the conclusion of the ICIG that the memo posed an "urgent concern" to matters in the Director of National Intelligence's purview.
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In a statement to Quartz, the first lady's communications director Stephanie Grisham declined to provide details of the expenses, because they fall under the purview of the U.S. State Department.
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But increasing partisanship, and the politicization of climate science means the introduction of a greenhouse gas (CO2) to the act's regulatory purview has become a divisive, rather than unifying cause.
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"To the extent that we continue to shrink the space, then riskier loans just move outside of our purview and we need to think about what that means," he said.
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It doesn't matter, they all work with the same identity system, the phone number, a standardized format that is regulated and administered far outside of the purview of Silicon Valley.
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This lawsuit was heard by the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, which ruled 2-1 in the FCC's favor, saying the agency acted well within its purview.
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When everyone can sign up for these services for free or with a credit card outside the purview of IT, this can lead to potential issues around security and compliance.
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As his, as council of the president we are not the White House counsel so that&aposs a decision made within the context of the White House and their purview.
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Tolman thinks Rosenstein may have referred the Cohen investigation to the Southern District of New York because of how important it is, not because it is totally outside Mueller's purview.
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Along with the new Chicago rollout, Maven will also bring the previously initiated "Let's Drive NYC" under its purview and also expand to include residents of the Stonehenge Partners properties.
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It would put more online communications under the purview of election law, and require social media companies to keep more information about who buys what advertisements and who they target.
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According to NNEDV's own record-keeping, the 56 coalitions that fall under its purview serve about 70,000 people and field some 12,000 phone calls a day from those seeking support.
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Lowe said he was not optimistic that macro-prudential tools could effectively mitigate such risks, partly because more of these reside in market-based financing sources outside bank regulators' purview.
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Sure, the Echo's been able to control smart home devices since basically forever, but aside from simple voice activation, most of the heavy lifting has occurred outside of Amazon's purview.
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Members who attended Friday's briefing said Rosenstein was otherwise "very guarded" and "frustratingly cautious," deferring many answers to being under the purview of the recently appointed special counsel, Robert Mueller.
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Tillerson also said he supports a tax on carbon dioxide as the best policy solution to climate change, but tax matters would be outside his purview at the State Department.
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Their spectrum of experiences is vast, and each woman was tasked with photographing not just stereotypically feminine subject matter, but any number of happenings that might've fit LIFE's broad purview.
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"Specific cases of how individuals handle [national security information] and whether they ought to be treated administratively or civilly or criminally is not the purview of Article 1," he added.
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A host of Obama environmental rules, including those setting carbon limits on power plants, regulating methane emissions and defining bodies of water under the agency's purview would also be blocked.
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That's a potentially problematic issue, Ocasio-Cortez suggested, because a nation's currency is something that functions as a "public good" in the purview of a government, not for-profit corporations.
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The Army and Air Force wanted a two-year delay, while the Navy requested a one-year delay at the request of the Marines, which is under the Navy's purview.
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The congressman already earned the GOP nomination at the end of March, so, according to Virginia law, his replacement is up to the purview of the Republican Party of Virginia.
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"I always get nervous when a board appoints an expert, because I worry that the expertise will be siloed, rather than considered the purview of the whole board," Keatinge said.
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It's the most public fight yet between the union that represents the nation's roughly 350 immigration judges and Sessions, who has intently focused on the immigration courts under his purview.
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Ron Wyden of Oregon has also sought to use his perch as the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee to obtain more Treasury financial documents under his committee's purview.
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Asked whether the investigation into 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's private email server should be reopened, Trump makes a case that such a move could be within his purview.
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The legislation would not only expand the purview of the regulatory panel, it would also lengthen the window of review and also introduce a "filing fee" of up to $300,000.
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While Congress has some input on refugee resettlement, the program is largely under the purview of the president, and the White House has broad authority to set restrictions and quotas.
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Throughout the public feedback process for CreateNYC, when PCP raised the issue of the instrumentalization of the arts for displacement, DCLA responded that those concerns were outside of its purview.
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He talked about the board and only the board in front of him and his purview seemed so limited that he hadn't registered the masses of planets hovering around us.
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Except for Kyle, the band is aggressively working class at a time when rock music is largely the purview of those who come from at least a bit of money.
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His purview was huge — he was in charge of product and engineering, including product development, product management and business development, software engineering, design and product experience and the CTO org.
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Money for Buffalo Billion projects was funneled through nonprofit organizations associated with the state university, which also removed those spending decisions from the purview of auditors in the comptroller's office.
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Mr. Chapek was named chairman of a new division called Parks, Experiences and Consumer Products, which adds merchandising, video games, book publishing and the Disney Store chain to his purview.
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The board's general counsel, Peter B. Robb, who was appointed by Mr. Trump, does not have purview over other laws applying to employees, such as minimum wage and overtime protections.
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She began to add photography — first past, then present — to her purview in the late 19543s, when she acquired the Walkowitz estate and, with it, several photogravures by Alfred Stieglitz.
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Yet Asian art was well out of Dia's initial purview, and his introduction here should prompt a serious rethinking of the aims of elemental sculpture in the years around 1970.
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" Asked if Whitaker would now oversee Mueller, a Justice Department spokeswoman said: "The acting attorney general is in charge of all matters under the purview of the Department of Justice.
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My first purview of management was on set, because — and I think other female actors would agree with me — part of your role is just to sort of maintain culture.
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She became chief curator two years later, and she and her team gradually expanded the foundation's purview to include a fuller range of abstract artists of the 1960s and '70s.
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J&J denied the allegations and last year filed a motion for summary judgment in the suit, arguing that the case involved matters of federal law, beyond the state's purview.
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But Mr. Powell seemed careful not to overstep the Fed's purview — "I'm really committed to staying in our lane on things," he said — by faulting Congress or the White House.
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That figure doesn't take into account candidates at the more than 50 institutes around the country that aren't under the purview of APsaA, which is affiliated with more than 30.
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Mr. McCabe said he could not discuss anything "within the purview" of the Justice Department investigation being run by Robert S. Mueller III, who was appointed special counsel last month.
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The credits cite the involvement of the Nobel Prize organization in the movie's production, but Von Einsiedel's sentimental purview and manipulative scoring suggest his main goal is winning another Oscar.
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He reportedly bowed to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on virtually all cabinet appointments for his second term in office, even though they are supposedly the immediate purview of the president.
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For the mid-cap companies under his purview, Richert said that CEOs are increasingly examining so-called "mergers of equals" to scale up and help firms weather a future downturn.
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Rebecca Rivers, Sophie Waldman, Laurence Berland, and Paul Duke (not pictured) were fired in late November by Google for allegedly accessing and sharing information outside the purview of their jobs.
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With no official role in the government or with the Trump campaign, Giuliani could act as a free agent of sorts, and outside the oversight purview of Democrats in Congress.
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The Trump administration, on the other hand, said the challenges were legally within the purview of appeals courts because the rule touched on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) permitting authority.
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The Trump administration, on the other hand, said the challenges were legally within the purview of appeals courts because the rule touched on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) permitting authority.
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However, progress in achieving the Southern Gas Corridor, which would bring Caspian gas to European markets, could be seriously undermined by the broad purview of the legislation currently under consideration.
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Some infrastructure projects do fall solely under the federal government's purview, but for most priorities we believe the best way to tackle infrastructure is at the state and local level.
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Rather, immigration courts fall under the purview of the DOJ and Attorney General Sessions, who has made no secret of his desire to increase prosecutions of undocumented immigrants and deportations.
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Sarbanes also cited a proposal that would tighten lobbying rules and institute statutes against former lobbyists becoming Cabinet officials in agencies that have purview over industries that previously employed them.
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As acting Attorney General, Whitaker will be "in charge of all matters under the purview of the Department of Justice," Justice Department spokesperson Sarah Flores said in a statement Wednesday.
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The Good Fight's expanded purview also helps to carry it through its clunkier portions, by providing it with something that all spinoffs need but too few have: a reason to exist.
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" Chewning would not say when Esper's formal nomination will happen, saying that was "under the purview" of the White House but said that their "expectation" was that it would come "shortly.
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But seven bills still need to be voted on, and funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which has purview over construction projects on the border, is still up for debate.
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Even given its somewhat limited purview, though, the consequences are massive: Among other goals, the budget appears designed to totally unwind the Obama administration's government-wide commitment to combating climate change.
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But is she prepared to enter the next election, in 2020, accepting free movement from the EU, paying large sums into its budget and operating under the purview of its courts?
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"Historically the industry has taken the position that federal government is the sole purview of fuel economy," said Bozzella of Global Automakers, which lobbies for companies including Nissan, Hyundai and Kia.
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"It's not outside the purview of these companies to draw the final line [by denying these groups access to their platforms], but there's been a lot of feet dragging," she says.
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Many now believe it's no longer the sole purview of a few government agencies, but now may be achieved by small teams of entrepreneurs, engineers, and innovators from around the world.
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"Historically, the industry has taken the position that federal government is the sole purview of fuel economy," said Bozzella of Global Automakers, which lobbies for companies including Nissan, Hyundai and Kia.
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When President Donald Trump authorized the military to use "lethal force" — if necessary — against migrants at the southern border last week, it was in his purview as the commander in chief.
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The Veterans Health Administration, for example, has an Opioid Safety Initiative that tries to get medical providers under its purview to better balance the risks and benefits of these drugs. Sen.
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The funny thing about cryptocurrency is that it is supposed to make capital accessible to everyone, yet seems to be in the purview of finance and tech people in the know.
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WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption allows groups of hundreds of users to exchange texts, photos and video beyond the purview of electoral authorities, independent fact checkers or even the platform itself.
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Thus, in 1959, the MBTI came under the purview of the Educational Testing Service (ETS), publishers of the SAT, which sought to vet the proliferating array of tests associated with "personology".
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Over the course of its sophomore season, UnReal — the award-winning, darkly satirical Lifetime series that explores the cutthroat underbelly of a reality dating show — has added race to its purview.
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China's military-drone programme is the purview of the Shenyang Aircraft Corporation, a subsidiary of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China, a state-owned company that is based in Liaoning province.
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After finding her brief Twitter experience "cluttered and anxious," Gabriella sees meme accounts as mostly the purview of creative and alternative types who, like her, might find Instagram more pleasing anyway.
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For a government to prescribe the garb of those who act on its behalf may or may not be sensible, but it is certainly within the purview of a liberal state.
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Last February, a New York judge denied Kesha's request for a preliminary injunction that would allow her to record music outside of Luke's purview until the lawsuit comes to a close.
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" Chewning would not say when Esper's formal nomination will happen, saying that was "under the purview" of the White House, but said that their "expectation" was that it would come "shortly.
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The Coast Guard is under the purview of Homeland Security, but Hunter asked both secretaries for their support on the issue, especially as discussions are underway on requesting more defense funding.
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It came after weeks of fierce wrangling over what should fall under the purview of the investigation — and how strong the evidence is indicating contact between the campaign and Russian officials.
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That doesn't necessarily mean Trump's son-in-law is suspected of wrongdoing, but the FBI is interested in roles and relationships that fell under his purview during the campaign and transition.
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A plan to create a "Space Corps," which would have been a separate branch under the purview of the Air Force, was scrapped from the $700 billion defense bill last November.
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But there are other big items under presidential purview that the studies found that don't have any impact, such as the size of the federal deficit or spending on the military.
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These issues will fall under the purview of the House oversight committee, and its incoming chairman, Elijah Cummings, has sent the administration more than 50 letters seeking information on troublesome issues.
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He told reporters he believed those inquiries should have been under the purview of the House Select Committee on Benghazi, which investigated the attacks on U.S. facilities in the Libyan city.
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Warren argued that Republicans hand picked Rao to give big corporations more influence over the rulemaking process and bring independent agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) under OIRA's purview.
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The tech behemoth is asking the court to order the Commerce Department to determine whether the products fall under the purview of export controls and to release the equipment if not.
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Privately run facilities at the state and county level will not be affected, nor will privately run immigration detention facilities, which fall under the purview of the Department of Homeland Security.
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For hanging an entire single on two guys who shouldn't even fit into Drake's purview, "Summer Sixteen" fails as a boss gesture, though it frequently connects as a woozy rhyme workout.
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This doesn't make Perry a good pick, but unless Trump significantly changes the general purview of the department, Perry's relationship with the oil industry is less concerning, than Tillerman's or Pruitt's.
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But he also talked about something that I believe is under your purview, and that is the longer term borrowing that we can do in the United States with lower rates.
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A proliferation of digital spying tools in recent years has helped generate a surge in sophisticated espionage operations, once mostly the purview of major powers like the United States and Russia.
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In her job running global communications for Facebook, Marooney's purview has encompassed its most critical products, including the flagship Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, as well as its AR and VR efforts.
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The closest you'll get to nightclubbing is a beach bar with a D.J. and a sand floor, and the roads are more the purview of mopeds and Fiats than Italian supercars.
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But Mr. Clayton's remarks that day about job creation — something not directly under the purview of the commission — signaled a new emphasis on bolstering the economy rather than policing Wall Street.
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While the agency's name might suggest that its purview is limited to the immediate border, officers can work in any area within 100 miles of the perimeter of the United States.
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Appearing at a meeting of technology executives to discuss innovation, another issue that falls under his purview, Mr. Kushner did something he almost never does: He spoke publicly before television cameras.
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This could mean that the courts tell the government what its climate policy should be, which traditionally is the purview of the legislative and executive branches of government, not the courts.
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Therefore, House Democrats will have the ability to compel production of evidence and to hold public hearings on any unresolved issue that might have fallen under Mueller's purview, or even beyond.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said his country is willing to talk about the weapons, even though they don't fall under the purview of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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It's unclear exactly what further evidence Secretary DeVos needs to see to know that the institutions under ACICS's purview continue to pose a risk to taxpayers — and the students they enroll.
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Happily, swimwear designers have widened their purview with styles that mix and match easily with the rest of your wardrobe and come cut from materials comfortable enough to wear all day.
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"The way it's currently drafted is something we think neither a Democratic nor a Republican administration would support," Short told reporters, arguing that diplomatic relations fall within the executive branch's purview.
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The bill blocks several rules, including those setting carbon limits on power plants, protecting streams from coal mining waste, regulating methane emissions and defining bodies of water under the EPA's purview.
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Stephanie's purview now includes Marriott International's portfolio of more than one million rooms across 7,000 properties and 30 hotel brands spanning 132 countries and territories with 750,000+ managed and franchise associates.
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"What allegedly happened to Eliza, away from the safety net of all of us and our purview is a terrible, terrible thing to learn about and have to reconcile," Curtis wrote.
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"The NRC met its first deadline of providing the critical assets, networks, and systems under our purview to DHS on July 5," an NRC spokesperson said in a statement to POLITICO.
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The ordinance states that it isn't within the purview of Cambridge to enforce federal immigration law upon Cambridge city residents over civil immigration issues, such as detaining or deporting undocumented residents.
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While ASOR CHI has carried out important work in Syria and Iraq (some of which I have cited above) as well as Libya, it has not expanded its purview to Yemen.
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But Beijing's rapprochement with the N.L.D. now threatens the legitimacy of Myanmar's generals on issues they have long considered to be within their exclusive purview: foreign policy, border affairs, national security, federalism.
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I don't see why — other than politics and caution — a document like the NYC cultural plan cannot make concrete policy recommendations that go outside the purview of the Department of Cultural Affairs.
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Tuesday before the Senate Homeland Security Committee Kelly was previously the head of US Southern Command, putting much of the US' immediate vicinity under his purview -- including the control of Guantanamo Bay.
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In addition to J. Crew, which is looking outside the traditional fashion realm for new corporate hires to lead the way, Owen notes that the brand Free People is broadening its purview.
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With tuition spikes at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), the Art Institute of Chicago, Parsons, and more, art schools become increasingly expensive and therefore the purview of the privileged few.
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Pompeo even managed to dodge repeated Democratic attempts to pin down his position on the Mueller investigation, typically by saying it was outside the purview of his job as secretary of state.
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While it's not Leap Motion's purview, headset makers are becoming more and more interested in inside-out tracking, and the same sensor could be used to track hands and full-body motion.
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And because Mueller chose not to respond to anything outside the purview of the report, the broadsides on the special counsel landed harder than anything he said in response to Democratic questions.
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McCarthy also said that the charge against Patricia did not fall under the purview of the league&aposs personal conduct policy because he was not associated with the league at the time.
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"The top law enforcement officer of the country should not casually suggest that those under his purview engaged in 'spying' on a political campaign," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif.
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This makes it more risky for banks in Switzerland to be involved with ICO projects which may have raised money from U.S. contributors and could fall under the purview of the SEC.
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But it came after weeks of fierce wrangling over what should fall under the purview of the investigation — and how strong the evidence is indicating contact between the campaign and Russian officials.
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Over the past few years, rainbow-colored hair has gone from the strict purview of punks to the easiest way to make an effortless cool girl statement no matter your personal style.
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Comey stopped short of accusing Trump of obstructing justice, saying that determination is the purview of the current investigative team, being led by special counsel Robert Mueller, Comey's predecessor atop the FBI.
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"The Acting Attorney General is in charge of all matters under the purview of the Department of Justice," DOJ spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores said in a statement to The Hill on Wednesday.
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As part of his first semi-annual report to Congress, Mick Mulvaney is promoting new proposals that critics say would strip the agency of its independence by bringing it under congressional purview.
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The FCC is also wary of treading on an area of policy that has traditionally been the purview of the Federal Trade Commission, which has historically taken the lead on consumer privacy.
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Until cryptocurrencies came around, GPUs were the sole purview of PC gamers, but now that they can also be used for mining, there is a complete shortage of GPUs on the market.
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If data collection and sharing were still mainly the purview of B2B businesses and global enterprises, perhaps the rising outcry over the methods and usage of data collection would remain relatively muted.
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Mr. Condon said that some of that increase came from the advent of universal pre-K, which has brought more students — and, given their age, particularly vulnerable students — under the office's purview.
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In that case, the party subpoenaed refused to comply with a Senate investigation, and the court held that Congress could compel testimony because in that case it was under its oversight purview.
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