It requested to reallocate $5 million from other parts of Commerce's budget, but so far has only been allowed to reallocate $3.3 million for the review.
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Being willing to sort of reallocate focus and time and priorities.
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If needed, the administration could reallocate resources to enforce such protections.
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"We have flexibility to reallocate part of that capacity," he said.
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Congress must, therefore, reallocate federal dollars to restore this funding today.
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WARREN BUFFETT: We-- will accept the…Government needs to reallocate some resources.
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Using renewables allows ski resorts to reallocate utilities funds for other amenities.
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In light of our research, they may want to reallocate those funds.
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Second, the intelligence community needs greater freedom to restructure and reallocate resources.
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It is also looking to reallocate volumes expected to be waived going forward.
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Reallocate $7 billion in capital from developing passenger cars to trucks and SUVs.
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Computers thus reallocate rather than displace jobs, requiring workers to learn new skills.
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Some investors focused on public equities could reallocate some money into fixed income.
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Foxconn said it regularly reviews its operations to reallocate resources across its operations.
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So, you reallocate budget dollars to spend on food if you have to.
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Another is to reallocate the volumes waived under the exemptions to the biofuel mandate.
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I. Changes to Senior Leadership A. Review and Reallocate the Responsibilities of Travis Kalanick.
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But measures to reallocate fresh water could show gains in some regions, the bank said.
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A CNN representative told Vanity Fair that some "activities" would be stopped to reallocate resources.
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" Infiniti: "INFINITI has chosen to reallocate our resources to other time slots due to recent allegations.
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They also present an alternative to investors who may reallocate some funds to bonds from equities.
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This weekend, reallocate the time you'd spend crafting the perfect angry tweet or outraged online clapback.
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Some FCC and cable company officials want to reallocate the spectrum for WiFi and other uses.
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Trump this week threatened to declare a national emergency to reallocate funding for his border wall.
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He has sought to reduce environmental protections and reallocate land and resources pledged to indigenous tribes.
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An emergency declaration allowed Trump to reallocate billions of dollars in military funding for wall construction.
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They also present a fresh alternative to investors who may reallocate some funds to bonds from equities.
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Governments could reallocate the subsidies available for extending grids to lower the cost of expanding mini-grids.
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First, Congress allowed the TSA to reallocate $62m in its budget to put more screeners in place.
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Rebalancing simply means that you'll reallocate your assets to the original percentage breakdown that you chose — i.e.
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It would get rid of the lottery and reallocate some of those visas to high-skilled workers.
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Determine the overall use and average time by men and women, and reallocate the bathroom space accordingly.
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Interior had initially requested that Congress reallocate $5.3 million in their existing budget towards the BLM reorganization.
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Interior had initially requested that Congress reallocate $5.3 million in their existing budget towards the BLM reorganization.
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Trump declared the emergency last month to reallocate $3.6 billion towards building a wall on the southern border.
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That will give market participants time to reallocate on a day where conditions are conducive to making changes.
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Another approach is to use existing calculations of profits and then reallocate part of them to different countries.
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Merlin said it would reallocate capital investment to address the ongoing volatile market environment and underlying cost pressures.
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The emergency powers Trump invoked would allow him to reallocate funds only from certain programs, largely the military.
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The U.S. government should be united in pushing to reallocate underutilized spectrum to its highest and best use.
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TSA is evaluating whether to ask Congress to let it reallocate more money for hiring, according to Neffenger.
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That can help people reallocate that spending to retirement saving once their children are out of the house.
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By then, the company has pored over its budget and figured out what funds it has to reallocate.
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Contrary to the article's contention, the ability to reallocate investments with no immediate taxes owed can be valuable.
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Streible said the wisest move, in his eyes, would be to look at your current portfolio and "reallocate" assets.
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Some Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and cable company officials want to reallocate the spectrum for WiFi and other uses.
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It has also committed to reallocate capital to areas that deliver financial returns or use it to cut debt.
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HP and Dell are planning to reallocate up to 30% of their notebook production out of China, Nikkei said.
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Gardner requested that the board reallocate 0.01% of the police budget to fund the unit, requesting roughly $1.3 million.
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Therefore, if certain investments recover faster than others, you're able to reallocate the account without an immediate tax consequence.
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Ms. Nielsen has also permitted Customs and Border Protection to reallocate as many as 2,000 officials from the ports.
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But instead of just allowing 50,000 fewer immigrants into the US legally each year, it would reallocate those visas.
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Trump has since declared an emergency in order to reallocate billions of dollars in military funding for wall construction.
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An election as close as this one could, however, show something very different before and after folks reallocate themselves.
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No. It doesn't mean we have to reallocate it immediately, but we're going to be open to doing so.
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Small businesses typically have smaller profit margins and fewer ways to reallocate funds if their business model suddenly changes.
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But the Graham-Cassidy bill would reallocate funding from states that expanded their Medicaid programs to states that didn't.
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The higher deduction limits for DAFs may benefit those who wish to reallocate out highly appreciated securities and benefit charities.
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What's happening: The Pentagon will reallocate $1.5 billion to help fund 80 miles of the planned U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Oil is also modestly out of favor as investors reallocate assets, said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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He added that U.S. code allows the president to reallocate military construction funding if such dollars are not already obligated.
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Directing the administration to reallocate money from Ebola to Zika would rob one public health emergency to deal with another.
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Broadly, advertisers and brands are already taking supply chain impacts into account when deciding how to reallocate dollars in 2020.
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"Undoubtedly, Southeast Asia is where they are going to reallocate their order over the next couple of years," Grant said.
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"Undoubtedly, Southeast Asia is where they are going to reallocate their order over the next couple of years," Grant said.
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The government's plan to reallocate land near the capital proved a thorny issue in a country where many are subsistence farmers.
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Harris and others in this position ultimately face two choices: drop out or fire staff to reallocate money and keep running.
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In theory, that would allow him to bypass Congress and reallocate funds designated for other purposes to construction of the wall.
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The company has also cut its global workforce and plans to reallocate funds to its high-value business from oilseed crushing.
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An EPA official told Reuters earlier this week that the decision not to reallocate waived volumes was due mainly to timing.
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Meanwhile, organizers can track their conversions, optimize scripts, and reallocate assignments so they can reach huge audiences with an empathetic touch.
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Our goal was to find those programs that least contribute to Army lethality and reallocate those resources into higher priority activities.
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The pipeline constraints have pushed down the price of local oil and prompted some companies to reallocate resources to other basins.
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"They [can] reallocate some of those resources, pack them, and get them moved to a store" that needs them, he said.
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Morgan Stanley's recent overhaul of fixed-income trading to slash costs and reallocate resources is a big part of the success.
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Democratic leadership have made it clear that they intend to fight the Pentagon's decision to reallocate defense funds for the wall.
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The NIAAA will decide how to reallocate their funding, while the donated money will be returned to the alcohol companies, Tabak said.
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In the short term, I urged GM to at least reallocate some of the production and employees to the Toledo GM plant.
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"Eric was one of the driving forces to quash the effort to reallocate out of Virginia back in August," the source said.
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Mark Zuckerberg decided to reallocate resources to Live and put more than 100 employees on "lockdown" building it for all Facebook users.
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IN SOME CASES, NEGATIVE RETURNS WITH HIGH FEES, YOU'RE SEEING A REEVALUATION AS TO HOW YOU ARE GOING TO REALLOCATE YOUR MONEY.
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Mears said it would reallocate capital to areas of the business that deliver financial returns or use it to cut debt levels.
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"In order to get the banks to advance the money, we had to reallocate some of our resources, recollateralize," Mr. Keefe said.
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First, no budget in my 250 years of following fiscal policy has attempted to reallocate outlays as radically as this budget does.
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"If something has outperformed, it may make sense to pare back that position" and reallocate those funds to underperforming areas, Cheng said.
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Governments could instead reallocate some of their annual expenditures on "public bads" (as opposed to public goods) to payments to the poor.
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In light of the disturbing allegations, we instructed our media buyer this morning to reallocate our ad dollars to other shows effective immediately.
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This useful app tracks the time you spend doing different things on your computer and then shows you how to reallocate your time.
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The company soon realized that if it was focusing on connecting people, it had to reallocate its resources to mobile phones, Bosworth said.
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Citigroup has said it might have to reallocate certain businesses back into the EU, but would not "hot foot" it out of Britain.
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Treat your portfolio like a living, breathing organism: when one part gets too big, it's time to reallocate to avoid an uneven balance.
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Trump declared a national emergency on Friday to reallocate billions of dollars to fund construction of a barrier at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The TPP-11 countries would need to decide whether to remove or reallocate these amounts given to the United States, another complicated renegotiation.
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Trump's lawyers have cited powers Congress gave the president to reallocate military construction funds and to tap other funds for counter-drug activities.
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Cutting their losses allows winners to reallocate their time and energy to the things that do continue to move them forward, he said.
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This week he has shifted his threats to the possibility of declaring a national emergency in order to reallocate funds to the border.
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Boeing says it plans to reallocate employees who worked on the MAX to different projects and will look to avoid layoffs or furloughs.
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Other justices delved into whether Mr. Baroni, who was a Port Authority official at the time, had been authorized to reallocate the lanes.
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He and Mattis first discussed using Pentagon funds for the wall, but that would require an unlikely congressional approval to reallocate federal dollars.
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Given the pace of technology, it's time to reallocate federal funding to focus on the future infrastructure of E-Verify and Web Services.
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It may affect how mutual fund managers chose stocks and force passively-managed sector exchange traded funds (ETFs) to reallocate billions of dollars.
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This anticipation of lottery revenue, by the way, prompted New York legislators to reallocate education funds to other parts of the state budget.
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It's created a feedback loop where comments lead to follow-up reporting and additional stories—can save and reallocate resources to create more journalism.
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In both cases, the cells first degrade the features that characterize their differentiation, then reallocate their energy to support replication rather than secreting behavior.
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U.S. manufacturing firms with supply chains that are tightly knit with Chinese contract manufacturers cannot reallocate production to other countries in the short run.
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Ford plans to reallocate about $7 billion to increased development and production of trucks and SUVs, while de-emphasizing less profitable cars and sedans.
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Interior said it was given the green light to reallocate $85033 million from last year's bill to put toward the move — something lawmakers disputed.
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Instead of getting approval, however, DHS sent the notice, which states that the administration has the authority to reallocate funds because of extraordinary circumstances.
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But the agency said it would be easier and faster to stand up an all-new number than reallocate one that's already heavily used.
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By eliminating the expenditures and habits that don't add real value to your life, you can reallocate time and funds towards more meaningful goals.
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But a Sierra Club lawsuit is temporarily blocking President Donald Trump's plan to reallocate government funds to build the barrier on federal protected land.
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Ideally, Democrats will be able to reallocate money from the unspent wall fund when they take control of Congress and/or the White House.
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Toys 'R' Us accounted for 10 percent of all Hasbro sales and the company has moved quickly to reallocate inventory to Walmart, Target, and others.
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This could reallocate production from members under-producing their quotas to those that can pump more - namely Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.
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Personal computer makers HP and Dell Technologies are planning to reallocate up to 30% of their notebook production out of China, according to the Nikkei.
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The lawsuits are less clear where they contest Mr Trump's specific claims of authority under statutes that allow presidents to reallocate money toward emergency endeavours.
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Two of those recommendations were to give Uber's head of diversity and inclusion, Bernard Coleman, a C-level role and reallocate the responsibilities of Kalanick.
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While an unconstrained low-volatility index may have sector or industry overweights when volatility strikes, it can reallocate away from volatility during scheduled re-balancing.
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Men's apparel company Untuckit said it was told by its media buyer to "reallocate our ad dollars to other shows" while the situation is monitored.
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Democrats have offered a yearlong continuing resolution for DHS, which would reallocate the $1.3 billion in funding for border fencing included in last year's bill.
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"We now have to manage how we reallocate the supply of our toys not just to customers in the United States but worldwide," he said.
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"All the alternative cryptocurrencies are having a healthy run into the new year as traders reallocate and jump from hot theme to theme," Hayter said.
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Key elements: $25 billion border security trust fund for the wallPathway to citizenship for 1.8 millionEliminate diversity visa lottery and reallocate visas to employment based visas and the family-sponsored migration backlog Limit family based visas to spouses and children, and reallocate the remaining visas, to the current level, to the backlog of family sponsored immigrants, then the remaining amount split between EB2 and EB3 visas.
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The cuts are part of a company-wide effort to "reallocate resources to our most critical growth opportunities," BlackRock President Rob Kapito said in the memo.
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By eliminating these unnecessary costs, you can potentially save hundreds or thousands of dollars per year and reallocate those savings toward other, more exciting spending goals.
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School districts have legacy costs for facilities and pensions, and they often are locked into teacher contracts that limit their ability to reallocate or release personnel.
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Personal computer makers HP Inc and Dell Technologies are planning to reallocate up to 30% of their notebook production out of China, according to the Nikkei.
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Almost as soon as Congress missed its September 30 deadline to fund CHIP, many programs were forced to reallocate resources to prepare for a possible shutdown.
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Commerce acknowledged its staffing issues and said it has requested permission from Congress to reallocate $5 million of its own funds to accelerate the review process.
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PDVSA does not expect Citgo or Valero to accept the cargos and intends to "commercially reallocate the volumes onboard so tankers can be freed," a Feb.
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The average for American consumers is nearly $240 per month, an amount that you could reallocate toward truly necessary payments until you have a new job.
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The Miners Protection Act, introduced by Senator Joe Manchin (D?), would "reallocate money from the Abandoned Mine Lands Reclamation Fund" to shore up the failing plan.
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Congress delegated the power to declare a national emergency to the president, and Congress authorized the president to reallocate funds to deal with such an emergency.
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Still, the move to eliminate the diversity visa lottery and reallocate its visas, an issue Republicans unanimously agreed upon last week, is sure to rankle Democrats.
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For example, if they're running low or out of stock on certain products, it's better to reallocate ad spend to products that will be in stock.
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It works to regularly monitor interest and automatically reallocate your cash so that you're always earning the most interest possible, according to MaxMyInterest CEO Gary Zimmerman.
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The Qatar Airways decision meant Airbus would need to resell or reallocate the 350-seat jets at a time when demand for big planes is weak.
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Macy's, which also disclosed plans to restructure its management, has been shifting its strategy to reallocate spending toward new store concepts and its website amid declining sales.
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Verizon seemingly doesn't want to reallocate the spectrum it's using for LTE right off the bat because nearly every customer on its network is still using it.
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If it were (to), however, we believe the cruise industry has the unique opportunity to reallocate its hardware to other geographies that would yield more promising returns.
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Some businesses, including the biggest banks and financial institutions, have already identified locations in Europe to open offices and reallocate staff because of a lack of clarity.
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It would be reasonable to reallocate much of the ODNI's operational authorities back to agencies such as the CIA, and slim down the ODNI's budget and staff.
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As of Thursday morning, the agency was seen as likely to include a plan on how to reallocate waived volumes into this year's proposal, according to sources.
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The CBA wants to reallocate a significant amount of the C-Band spectrum through private auctions, a method that will quickly put it to work for consumers.
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The plan was to pool the savings and reallocate the money to priority medicines and markets for Britain's biggest drugmaker, according to people familiar with the meeting.
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The IOC has said the process of deciding how to reallocate medals after the re-testing of the Beijing and London Games samples was still under consideration.
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"If you have such a sharp portfolio shift as we have now, then of course you have to reallocate resources in a more dramatic way," Schwan said.
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Iowa's plan would reallocate much of that federal assistance, using it to provide premium subsidies based on age and income for even the wealthiest individual market customers.
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When a candidate does not have at least 15% support, his or her supporters must reallocate to a candidate who does or they leave the caucus site.
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Shorts will probably reallocate their exposure to other stocks in the sector as turnarounds occur, but not swap into another sector until a more widespread rally begins.
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The United States believes companies should be able to decide whether to reallocate a portion of their corporate profits, whereas France believes the system should be compulsory.
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Arrow Energy said in December that it had suspended engineering design work on a group of proposed expansion wells to reallocate spending to another area of the project.
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But this week, NBC News was first to report that the Trump campaign decided to give up on Virginia and reallocate the state's staff to other swing states.
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Tesla says it will produce 10 percent fewer Model S and X vehicles to reallocate resources to the Model 3, which Musk again donwnplayed on the earnings call.
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But if Netflix really wants to wow us, maybe it could reallocate some of those heaping piles of money to producing more content that people will actually watch.
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"We are very comfortable with our debt position we are looking to reallocate towards growth," said Elizabeth Gaines, CEO of world No. 3 iron ore miner Fortescue Metals.
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The journalist has offered to allow the agency to reallocate resources currently employed on different documents he's due through the suit to the review of the unreleased emails.
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If the military intends to develop solutions at the speed of relevance, it must ensure that working-level individuals have the ability to quickly reallocate resources as needed.
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The Army's top civilian on Monday said the service has found $25 billion in its budget that it will reallocate to new priorities over the next five years.
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He has also planned to reallocate most public budgets for development and skills training to outsiders seeking to participate in the economy rather than to well-established insiders.
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But it will have to reallocate much of the capital it once spent on things like competing in China and attracting and retaining drivers to buying actual cars.
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The move to reallocate the funds, which critics of the administration said contradicted the separation of powers outlined in the Constitution, was then challenged in two separate lawsuits.
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Career Justice Department employees told the Times that new administrations often change or end projects begun by previous administrations in order to reallocate resources to their own priorities.
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The framework would eliminate the Diversity Visa Program, which grants visas on the basis of a lottery, and reallocate the visas to family and employment-based visa categories.
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The big picture: Harris and other 2020 candidates facing cash crunches ultimately have two choices: Drop out or fire staff to reallocate money and keep their campaigns afloat.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar notified Congress in a letter that the department planned to reallocate up to $385 million in fiscal year 2019 for the Unaccompanied Alien Children Program.
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"We did a review, and we couldn't tell if it was really making any difference; so we decided to reallocate the resources," said a person familiar with ABC's decision.
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Raising the resources to fund programmes for temporary relief and retraining of workers will therefore require policies that can reallocate resources from the worldwide gainers towards the potential losers.
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But one answer is the increasing popularity of index funds that allow individual investors to buy into a broad diversified set of stocks or other assets that reallocate automatically.
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Shanahan said that if the president decides to declare national emergencies that U.S. code allows the president to reallocate military construction funding if such dollars are not already obligated.
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The federal officials at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration are working hard to reallocate government spectrum to private sector development, but it is a long and arduous process.
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Witty was replaced as CEO in 2017 by Emma Walmsley, who has brought a sharp commercial focus to operations, including a drive to reallocate resources to priority new medicines.
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"Not every new project has paid off so we will stop some activities in order to reallocate those resources and enable future experimentation," CNN's Matt Dornic told Vanity Fair.
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But uncertainty about the medium- to long-term economic impact of coronavirus could mean that some advertisers choose to pause, withhold, or reallocate TV spending in the near term.
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It was difficult to make an assessment for the whole of 2020, but the government would reallocate spending to support healthcare, including to increase capacity of hospitals, she said.
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And while presidents have always had the power to transfer and reallocate funds, Mr. Trump has made far wider use of that authority to subvert the will of lawmakers.
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Grassley also admonished the agency for failing to reallocate funds in its lump sum appropriations for body armor replacement, until after an agency employee complained to the Judiciary Committee.
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Our main forecast will be for state delegate equivalents, a measure reflecting a precinct's vote at final alignment (after caucusgoers whose initial candidate didn't meet a minimum reallocate themselves).
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"The issue is whether, and how to extend the Forest Act to other types of forests, and how to reallocate land rights in areas with overlapping rights," she said.
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So that means I have to reallocate where I'm taking people, from other jobs, from the street or from detectives, and get them to start working on these cases.
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Since declaring a national emergency in February, Trump has been trying to reallocate funds from other sources to build the wall, including successfully earmarking $3.6 billion from the Pentagon.
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Last month, Khodari said it would book a 19.4 million riyal special loss after it received state permission to reallocate a government contract it won in 2014 to another company.
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In a dynamic system firms have to forsake at least some stakeholders: a number need to shrink in order to reallocate capital and workers from obsolete industries to new ones.
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Thursday the Treasury was looking for ways to cut government spending further and reallocate funds to help boost growth while maintaining its fiscal target.
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According to Chalkbeat, teacher's unions fear that money would most likely come from Title I portability, an old education reform proposal that would reallocate Title I funding from public schools.
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On Monday, however, House Republicans put forward legislation that would require the Obama administration to reallocate $622 million from existing health programs to fight Zika, which causes severe birth defects.
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One question many people are asking is whether advertisers will reallocate the marketing dollars they have devoted to YouTube to other platforms, said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research.
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For some, the airline's international loss is a domestic passenger's gain, as carriers reallocate some of the larger planes with better seats for domestic service, according to an OAG analysis.
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Under normal circumstances, DHS would have to ask Congress for permission to reallocate funds from one of its agencies to another, since congressional appropriators determine each federal department's annual budget.
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I remembered something that Matthew Hill had said about how a stress response is biologically designed to reallocate energy for survival—the goblin feelings are just a weird side effect.
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The trade agreement does almost nothing to change China's rules to increase its total purchases of foreign goods, instead leaving it to the government to reallocate orders toward American exporters.
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While both The Sun and Daily Mail continue to thrive online, both papers continue to struggle on the print side, forcing both to reallocate resources to the profitable digital side.
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That&aposs because in 277 the Marines announced a new course that would reallocate personnel from the School of Infantry-West and the Basic Reconnaissance Course for a 22018 course.
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Cory Booker would give states that are facing a public health threat due to lead in drinking water, like New Jersey, the flexibility to reallocate funds to address the problem.
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Meant to reflect the economy's evolution, the overhaul of GICS will affect how mutual fund managers choose between stocks, and force passively managed sector funds to reallocate billions of dollars.
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It wasn't that long ago, however, that McCrory wanted to reallocate $500,000 of that fund to help pay legal fees associated with defending the state's anti-LGBT "bathroom bill," or HB2.
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A variety of sources close to the White House said Trump was likely to explore using his executive power to reallocate other federal funds for barrier projects along the southern border.
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Parent company G/O Media announced Thursday that it is laying off the site's seven-person staff and plans to "reallocate" the headcount to its other sites, according to internal memos.
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Federal courts "have no license to reallocate political power between the two major political parties", the chief justice wrote, because there are "no legal standards to limit and direct their decisions".
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However, traders say the CNH Hibor may remain volatile in the coming days as market players need time to digest the actions from the central bank and reallocate their yuan funds.
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Google gave publishers roughly six months to sort this out, but some could argue that's just not enough time to peel back millions of dollars of business and reallocate it appropriately.
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Rather than requesting money for this task force, USCIS will reallocate funds from immigration application fee account, which is likely to slow the processing time for legitimate immigration and naturalization petitions.
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HHS will reallocate millions from some of its health programs to increase shelter capacity for the "overwhelming number" of migrant children, Secretary Alex Azar told Congressional appropriators in letters this week.
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There's the rub: Given the biggest constraint for salespeople is the availability of "precious selling time," organizations need to show salespeople that AI implementations can help reallocate their time toward selling.
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Trump issued the veto earlier this month to push back on a rebuke from Congress over his bid to reallocate Pentagon funding to build a barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Trump issued the veto earlier this month to push back on a rebuke from Congress over his bid to reallocate Pentagon funding to build a barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Congress has also declined to reallocate money for the Countering Violent Extremism program in its proposed budgets, though it cited the slowness in disbursing funds it appropriated previously as a reason.
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But the bigger challenge to the government is whether it has the capacity to reform and reallocate funds away from major constituencies within the system, including religious foundations and the military.
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Trump issued the veto earlier this month to push back on a rebuke from Congress over his bid to reallocate Pentagon funding to build a barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Mr. Trump's "shithole countries" comment came in response to a bipartisan proposal to cut the diversity lottery program in half and reallocate those visas to Haiti, El Salvador and African countries.
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She was able to reallocate time she would have otherwise spent cooking, cleaning, and taking care of her children — or out of the house, working herself — to feeding her intellectual appetite.
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The plan is expected to include a declaration of national emergency, which he would use to reallocate money for a total of $8 billion in government money to fund the wall.
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"We will need to reallocate jobs to 500,000 workers," he said, including assigning workers different jobs within the same or a different company, early retirement or encouraging them to become entrepreneurs.
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The idea is to reallocate spending to focus on fighting the coronavirus and its aftermath, while postponing non-essential costs, a government official who asked not to be named told Reuters.
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Construction machinery sales and rental company Kanamoto Co surged 8.4 percent after it revised up its operating forecast on brisk sales and market reaction to its plans to reallocate assets was positive.
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Indrawati said in an interview on Monday that the government would reallocate some spending within the budget to more "productive" areas that can support growth, such as land acquisition for infrastructure projects.
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Think about it this way: The faster you pay off the debt that is eating up most of your income, the sooner you can reallocate it to other areas of your life.
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About 40 percent of European companies and nearly 25 percent of U.K. companies already have or are planning to reallocate their banking business due to Brexit, the survey from Greenwich Associates showed.
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Amash was notably one of just 85033 House Republicans to vote in favor of a resolution to block Trump from declaring a national emergency in order to reallocate funds for border security.
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Rather than accept a defeat, as previous Presidents have done—Congress has the sole power to authorize spending— Trump invoked the National Emergencies Act of 1976 to reallocate funds for the wall.
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An EPA official told Reuters that in order to reallocate the volumes, the agency would have to predict how many waivers it would give in 2019 and then adjust the mandate accordingly.
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What President Trump wants to do with an emergency declaration to reallocate money to his wall seems to fall within these two cases as a constitutionally prohibited act for an American president.
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Pentagon officials on Tuesday said that the Defense Department will take out $3.6 billion from 127 existing military construction projects and reallocate those funds to put up about 175 miles of wall.
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Earlier this month, HHS Secretary Alex Azar notified Congress in a letter that the department planned to reallocate up to $385 million in fiscal year 2019 for the Unaccompanied Alien Children Program.
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It's also expected to eliminate the State Department's Diversity Visa Lottery and reallocate a portion of those visas to the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and make narrow changes to family-based immigration.
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Courts may address narrow questions of statutory authority to reallocate money under section 284 and the asset-forfeiture fund but reject plaintiffs' claims challenging the emergency declaration as not yet ripe for consideration.
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Acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan says he has yet to determine how much money the Pentagon should reallocate to finance President Donald Trump's border wall — or whether it's even necessary at all.
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Industry experts said that, if the project is still at all viable, the main logistical challenge would be to reallocate civil engineering work to other contractors while Westinghouse would only provide the reactors.
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Leopold's lawyers said before a federal judge last week that they were willing to have the State Department reallocate resources away from other pending open records requests and toward the FBI-recovered emails.
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For example, one Leave advocate, Iain Duncan Smith, a former Conservative Party leader and cabinet secretary, walked away from the campaign pledge to reallocate the £350 million a week to the health service.
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Brookfield Property, one of the world's largest commercial real estate companies, has been looking for ways to boost its underperforming stock price and reallocate capital from mature, stable assets into higher-returning investments.
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Today, the Director of National Intelligence can neither reallocate congressionally appropriated resources from one element of the intelligence community to another nor can he easily alter the structural elements of the intelligence community.
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But I think that he's cutting the politics short shrift here: A better political system could, in theory, reallocate resources in such a way as to make a major technological breakthrough more likely.
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Mr. de Blasio is committing $300 million in capital spending to expand the 30 shelters, with plans to reallocate the money now spent on hotels and cluster sites for the 90 new shelters.
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Along with the revised budget, parliament also approved the government's proposal to cut diesel subsidies to 500 rupiah ($0.04) per litre starting July 1, in a move to reallocate money to productive spending.
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A majority of voters disapprove of the Trump administration's decision to reallocate money from the Department of Defense to build his long-promised border wall, according to a new poll released on Thursday.
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In fact, because pipefish fathers are known to absorb nutrients from aborted embryos (essentially cannibalizing their young), they should be able to reallocate energy from abandoned pregnancies toward future ones, Dr. Monteiro said.
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The leaders of the main political groups in the European Parliament approved later on Friday a draft resolution urging the Commission to reallocate Hill's functions "with immediate effect", a document seen by Reuters said.
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State Treasurer Seth Magaziner appeared on CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday and said the new "back to basics" plan would reallocate hedge fund money into more traditional asset classes over the next two years.
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RBI announced late on Monday a preliminary net profit of 383 million euros ($417.9 million) for 2015, which was helped by banking supervisors asking it to reallocate write-downs to its 2014 balance sheet.
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Still, some analysts said China could move investments to other dollar denominated debt such as mortgages or deposits, reallocate investments to euro, yen or other currency-based assets or buy debt from emerging countries.
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Under CPMI-IOSCO Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures, CCPs must plan for the simultaneous default of up to two clearing members and have sufficient resources to cover losses and reallocate trades to other members.
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According to Le Point, the project will initially reallocate $780 million in additional funding to France's existing $4 billion space budget from 2021-2025 and involve 220 soldiers from various French military space agencies.
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The Greenland official said the change would not have a major impact on the company or the property industry at large since companies can reallocate internal capital to purchase land and repay bank loans.
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The biofuel industry says the waivers have cut the 15 billion gallon mandate to roughly 13.5 billion and have asked the EPA to reallocate the waived volumes to the remaining refineries who must comply.
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Federal judges have no license to reallocate political power between the two major political parties, with no plausible grant of authority in the Constitution, and no legal standards to limit and direct their decisions.
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The American Civil Liberties Union filed the two lawsuits, which challenge the legal rationale Trump used in February to declare a national emergency at the southern border and reallocate funds for a wall there.
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The divided three-judge panel in the Ninth Circuit agreed with a lower court's decision from Friday that ruled the Trump administration did not have the authority to reallocate the funds without congressional approval.
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And since nearly 80 percent of people in prison suffer from drug addiction or mental health issues, Butler thinks it wise to reallocate funding from police departments and correctional authorities to community health care.
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Responding to calls to cancel the event and reallocate the funding to fire-affected regions, Moore said planning for the fireworks began 15 months ago and most of the budget had already been allocated.
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The Flint government argued that door-to-door water delivery and filter service would be cost prohibitive and force it to "reallocate other personnel and money away from" restoring its water system, court documents say.
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Another possible response is to force workers to pool tips so that the employer can reallocate them across workers, though federal law does place limitations on which workers can be included in a tip pool.
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Abbott thinks the state will have enough resources without it, between federal and private aid, plus $13 million in disaster recovery grants that he can reallocate from the state budget thanks to the disaster designation.
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Abbott thinks the state will have enough resources without it, between federal and private aid, plus $100 million in disaster recovery grants that he can reallocate from the state budget thanks to the disaster designation.
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But only last week, the Senate approved a measure that would provide $1.1 billion in emergency funds, and the House approved legislation that would reallocate $622 million from existing programs, including efforts to combat Ebola.
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State health officials want to reallocate hundreds of millions of federal dollars to help insurers pay for high-cost claims, as well as revamp the structure of federal tax credits that help people afford insurance.
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The Department of Defense is actually reactivating a division of the military that was shut down in 2002 so the Pentagon could reallocate resources on counter-terrorism and homeland defense following the 9/11 attacks.
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"I think the primary result at the end of the year will be 13-20 billion better than the target, but I cannot reallocate this, give it to another ministry or spend elsewhere," Almeida said.
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"The harms to children, including U.S. citizen children, from reduced access to medical care, food assistance, and housing support," she wrote, are a threat to states that must reallocate resources to deal with those needs.
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A White House official says they are keeping their options open right now, including Trump using his executive powers to reallocate federal funds from elsewhere for the wall, but are looking at the agreement now.
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Officials have said that the administration had found nearly $7 billion to reallocate to the wall, including about $3.6 billion from the military construction budget and $2.5 billion from a Defense Department drug interdiction fund.
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In certain areas—namely north Brooklyn and lower Manhattan—the impending transit crisis will force government agencies to drastically reallocate street space in order to accommodate throngs of people, and could have ripple effects elsewhere.
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One pollster, whose firm predicted a double-digit lead, says that his "golden rule" was to adopt any plausible adjustment that would take a point or two off Labour and reallocate that share to the Conservatives.
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Congressional aides said the administration told them it would reallocate $370 million in aid to Central America that lawmakers had approved for fiscal 2018, and suspend an additional $180 million Congress had approved for fiscal 2017.
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"We are working right now with Airbus to see whether we want to reallocate or change the mix between engines that go towards new aircraft versus what goes into the lease pool this year...," Johri said.
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The Middle East could be hardest hit, with its gross domestic product slipping as much as 14 percent by 2050 unless measures are taken to reallocate water significantly, the Washington-based institution said in a report.
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The company's performance in the next 12 to 24 months should benefit from an increased focus on custom design and initiatives to grow proprietary products, optimize pricing and reallocate marketing spend to digital channels, Sokolyanska said.
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"Federal judges have no license to reallocate political power between the two major political parties, with no plausible grant of authority in the Constitution, and no legal standards to limit and direct their decisions," he wrote.
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In addition to creating headaches for passengers, these storms can rack up millions of dollars in costs for airlines, as carriers reallocate aircraft and crew, and swallow the cost of passengers who don't re-book travel.
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The plan is similar to efforts in Michigan this year and in North Carolina in 2016, where leaders of a state attempted to reallocate power when Democrats regained governor's offices after years of single-party control.
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However, such investors can reallocate within their stock holdings, Benz said — perhaps by adopting some more foreign versus U.S. stocks, since the former underperformed domestic equities last year and may be in store for stronger returns.
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If a candidate doesn't get the support of 103 percent of the people in the room at an individual caucus, that candidate is considered nonviable, and his or her supporters must reallocate themselves to someone else.
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ADM will reduce capital spending next year by about 20 percent to $800 million and reallocate funds to its high-value business from oilseed crushing, Chief Executive Officer Juan Luciano told analysts on a conference call.
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"There are no volumes 'lost' to [small refiner exemptions] — nothing to reallocate — and government data shows U.S. ethanol consumption nears all-time highs," said a spokesperson for American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers, a refiners trade group.
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After Britain leaves the European Union in March 2019, the European Parliament will have fewer lawmakers and the assembly is seeking to reallocate some seats to underrepresented countries such as Spain, Italy, France and the Netherlands.
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"In hindsight, maybe two fringe prospects and trying to figure out where to reallocate the money might have been a better return," Pirates General Manager Neal Huntington said shortly before sending Niese back to New York.
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Judge Haywood Gilliam Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, an Obama appointee, ruled that the administration's plan to reallocate defense funding to a series of border construction projects is unlawful.
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We hope that they can reallocate the premium tax credits and frankly use some of the money that would be going to higher-income and younger people and shift it to older and more low-income folks.
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Last week, FLY Leasing Ltd said it had grounded three planes on lease to Jet, and would take them back and reallocate them elsewhere if the airline failed to get approvals for its restructuring plan this month.
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"What this shows is the EPA acknowledges it has the authority and the ability to reallocate the volumes lost under the small refinery exemption program," Geoff Cooper, an executive at the Renewable Fuels Association, said on Wednesday.
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If that's you, or if you've racked up credit card debt, then it may be time to take a look at your budget and how you can reallocate some of your spending to paying off debt. 5.
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HOUSTON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Oil and gas producer Anadarko Petroleum Corp on Wednesday said it may reallocate some resources out of Colorado if voters in that state approve a ballot proposal that limits drilling in populated areas.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has rejected requests from the corn lobby to reallocate biofuel volumes waived under its small refinery exemption program into its 2019 mandate, an agency official told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Based on earlier EU discussions, we estimated that eurozone banks may need to raise up to EUR21464bn in additional capital to maintain solvency levels, or reallocate EUR2033bn of eurozone sovereign holdings to stick to possible new limits.
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The reluctance to reallocate more money to emerging markets comes despite Ashmore's funds performing strongly, with 91 percent of assets outperforming their benchmark over one year, 86 percent over three years and 87 percent over five years.
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Television stations face a Tuesday deadline to apply to participate, and officials have been aggressive in trying to shore up broadcaster confidence in the auction's never-before-tried model to reallocate their spectrum to the wireless industry.
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Two years ago, the CDC stopped funding epidemic prevention activities in 39 countries, including China, after the Trump administration refused to reallocate money to a program that started during the government's response to the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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Letting foreign companies reallocate earnings from trade into fixed deposit accounts would theoretically benefit these firms as they can earn higher returns on their cash than they might at home, given negligible interest rates on dollar assets.
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He added it could also be part of a lobbying campaign from Beijing to get Chinese stocks included in MSCI's benchmark indexes, which would likely channel billions of dollars into China's struggling stock markets as funds reallocate portfolios.
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I am planning to reallocate some of my paycheck to my 401(k) and Roth IRA once I catch up on savings.)Savings: $500 (I spend a lot of money traveling, but to me it's 100% worth it.
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Our R&D spend remains the same and as part of routine reviews we took the decision to reallocate the funding to therapeutic areas where we have strong scientific leadership where we can have greatest impact for patients.
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The new figures confirm the agency has declined requests by the corn industry to reallocate biofuel blending obligations previously waived under the small refinery exemptions program, which has been expanded dramatically under the administration of President Donald Trump.
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If I could wave my magic wand, I would reallocate resources and money to the people in this world that are forced to go without it, due to the greed and cruelty of those that hoard their wealth.
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"The S&P did much better the last five years, but that only increases the need to reallocate in 2017" by building up foreign holdings, said John Creswell, executive managing director at Duff & Phelps Investment Management in Chicago.
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Southwest Airlines said last month that it will pull out of Newark Airport, where it offers up to 37 flights per day, so that it can reallocate its lower-than-expected capacity toward more lucrative markets, especially Hawaii.
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"Even though they will reallocate someone to become the point person, that person won't be able to take regular cases that are popping up all over the place," like caretakers stealing checks out of their elder charges' mail.
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On Thursday, June 30, the state senate decided to reallocate half a million dollars from North Carolina's disaster relief fund in order to pay for the legal defense of HB2 and crush the civil liberties of trans Americans.
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The following is the report Holder released, which included recommendations to review and reallocate Kalanick's responsibilities, put more emphasis on diversity and company-wide performance reviews, and install an independent chair and oversight committee to handle ethics issues.
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They approved Parliament's plan to reallocate some British seats and to cut others altogether and also, barring Hungary, agreed to a Macron proposal to launch "consultations" with their citizens this year on what they want from the EU.
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Federal and state governments traditionally have not intervened much in regional labor and housing markets, under the presumption that high levels of migration serve to reallocate people from areas with few opportunities and toward areas with many opportunities.
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While it is not uncommon to reallocate production among factories — for example, to make more high-margin trucks in American plants and shift less profitable small cars to Mexico — it is expensive and time-consuming to do so.
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Warehouse managers can glean suggestions from GreyOrange's software about how to optimize everything within a facility, including how they may want to reallocate people and reorganize products ahead of a big holiday shopping season or sale, for example.
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Selling a share of growth investments when the market is high will allow us to lock in gains and buy more conservative investments in case there is a market decline so we reallocate to take more conservative stance.
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The company, which is going to reallocate some resources to the DJ Basin, expects full-year sales volume to be near lower end of its forecast, while raising its capital expenditure budget slightly, blaming higher costs of drilling.
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RELATED: Kushner's immigration plan has skeptics lining up on both sides Earlier this year, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar notified Congress that the department planned to reallocate up to $385 million for the unaccompanied alien children program.
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Citing a need to reallocate money to a program that repairs satellites, NASA slashed the supersonic decelerator's funding by 16.9 percent in early 2016—a decision that led to the shuttering of the project before its planned third test.
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The NPP is yet to launch its manifesto but said it plans to reallocate 20 percent of current capital expenditure to pay for its policies on poverty alleviation, rather than borrow, and it vows to impose strict fiscal discipline.
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States would retain full flexibility to reallocate existing funds as they wish, but there would be an opportunity to prevent further expansions of Medicaid benefits in the wealthiest states that do not represent the best value for taxpayers nationwide.
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Justice Roberts agreed that the states' district maps were "highly partisan, by any measure"—and that the practice of gerrymandering is harmful—but wrote that federal judges have no right to reallocate power from one political party to another.
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"We would have to operationally change the business and reallocate certain businesses back into the EU. That's not technically impossible...but enormously costly and enormously inefficient... and will mean the scale of our activities here will reduce," said Bardrick.
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Trump on Friday declared a national emergency that would allow him to reallocate funds for a wall at the southern border after signing a congressional spending bill that gave less money than he wanted for the long-promised project.
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Brian Kolfage, who launched the initial campaign, told CBS News on Wednesday that more than one-third of donors have said he can reallocate their funds to a nonprofit corporation he created to privately fund construction of the wall.
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Reallocate and rebalance With the market on a tear for the past nine years, many investors' portfolios have become stock heavy and may no longer reflect big picture goals, says Samuel Wieser, CEO and investment advisor for Northman Financial.
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Lenore was the Campaign Chair and co-author of Proposition 47, a California ballot initiative passed by voters in November 2014 to reduce incarceration and reallocate prison spending to mental health, drug treatment, K-12 programs and victim services.
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The House provided no new border barrier funding in its Department of Homeland Security bill; the Senate bill by comparison includes $5 billion in the DHS bill and would let Trump reallocate an additional $85033 billion on military funds.
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And they credit Trump with making health care more affordable, thanks to — they said — his GOP tax law, which some said has saved them more in taxes so they can now reallocate that money to pay for prescription drugs.
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SocGen added that it had room to reallocate resources from one activity to another within its investment bank and that IT technology investments would lead to further cost cuts in support functions, such as off-shoring, that should help support profitability.
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I know it's important to diversify, and since I don't pay attention to the stock market, I use robo-advisors to tailor my investments toward my risk-comfort level and automatically reallocate funds when there is a change in the market.
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Earlier this year, McDonald's denied that machines which enabled customers to build custom orders and pay without interacting with staff would result in mass layoffs, saying it would instead reallocate staff to customer-service jobs like concierging and table service.
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Graham-Durbin: Eliminates the diversity visa lottery, which randomly awards up to 50,000 green card visas per year to applicants from countries that do not send many immigrants to the U.S. The bill would reallocate these visas to other immigration programs.
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Challenging national emergency declaration The state's most recent lawsuit, filed just days ago, challenges the legal rationale Trump has used to declare a national emergency and reallocate funds to his project for a border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Other Canadian universities have looked into divestment in the past year, with University of Ottawa and University of British Columbia both rejecting to fully commit to the movement, but saying they would reallocate some of their investments into renewable energy.
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To approach the problem from a different angle, H&M would only have to reallocate one year of its annual advertising budget to muster up living wages for its Cambodian workers for six and a half years, the group says.
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The proposal would also reallocate millions of federal dollars that the health law dedicates to lowering costs for people with modest incomes and use the money for premium assistance to those with higher incomes, no matter how much money they make.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - A large share sale of Saudi oil giant Aramco will suck out capital from rival energy firms as investors will reallocate funds within their shrinking pot for fossil fuel stocks, according to the chief executive of Australia's Woodside.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - A large share sale of Saudi oil giant Aramco will suck out capital from rival energy firms as investors will reallocate funds within their shrinking pot for fossil fuel stocks, according to the chief executive of Australia's Woodside.
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On the federal level, New Jersey is waiting for President Trump to sign a bill that would reallocate $100 million from the Clean Water State Revolving Fund to be used to deal with the lead service line replacement in New Jersey.
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Member states can delay the assignment of the spectrum by up to two years if they have legitimate reasons, such as unresolved coordination issues with neighboring non-EU countries or if they need more time to reallocate the spectrum from broadcasting services.
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The emergency declaration he made earlier this year in hopes of using it to build his border wall faced its first legal challenge in a California courtroom last Friday, but Trump has already leveraged it to reallocate about $4.6 billion for the wall.
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LONDON, Oct 10 (Reuters) - German energy company Innogy said it will reallocate the proceeds of its 850 million euro ($978 million) green bond to grid projects from renewables, due to its bonds being transferred to E.ON under the terms of an asset swap.
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The big picture: The administration argued in its original proposal to dismantle the department that it did not plan to lay off any of the 5,565 employees; but instead to reallocate them to three different departments and shrink through retirements and unfilled vacancies.
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As for the Saudis' more than yearlong output strategy, Petri said they had successfully forced high-cost producers such as U.S. shale drillers to reallocate capital away from developing new oil production last year, and those capital spending cuts will continue in 2016.
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What's interesting is that some of the proposed cuts reallocate funding from aid to the Economic Support Fund (ESF), which was created to be a flexible way to support nations through development initiatives that are of strategic importance to our national security interests.
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Mears said it would reallocate capital to areas that deliver financial returns or use it to cut debt, after reporting its average net debt for the year was 20.7530 million pounds ($150 million), missing a target it had set of 110 million pounds.
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The government will reallocate $100 million from the current budget to mitigate the effects of the blazes, while another $233 million will be taken out of a rainy day fund that the government maintains for such situations, Valdes said at a press conference.
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Trump is known for his hard-line stance on immigration, and earlier this year he sparked controversy when he declared a national emergency to reallocate funding for his long-proposed wall at the U.S.-Mexico border after Congress refused his funding demands.
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In the document it submitted to Congress, the DHS said it would reallocate $5 million from a fence project in Naco, Arizona, that came in under budget and $15 million from a project to install cameras on top of trucks at the border.
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In 2018, the CDC stopped funding epidemic prevention activities in 39 out of 49 countries, including China, after the Trump administration refused to reallocate money to a program that began as part of the government's response to the Ebola outbreak in 20183.
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While the Senate agreed to replace the funds that were expected to be removed from military construction, the House refused to do so and included an additional provision that would bar the administration from trying to reallocate funds in the next fiscal year.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China needs to reallocate half a million steel and coal workers in 2017 due to capacity cuts in these industries, China's labor minister said on Wednesday, as the world's second-largest economy tries to combat excess in the bloated industries.
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Overall the sales pitch to customers is a system that can passively track how an office space is being used, providing visibility into dynamic multi-occupant, even multi-tenant environments, and making suggestions on how to reallocate resources to make best use of a space.
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Ad revenue: Fox News' Advertising EVP said in a statement Tuesday that many advertisers have chosen to reallocate their ad dollars to other shows on Fox, meaning the network hasn't exactly taken a direct revenue hit from every advertiser that has "pulled" it's ads.
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Feyisa Lilesa held his arms over his head, wrists crossed, as he finished second in the Olympic marathon, a gesture that he described as being a sign of support for members of his Oromo tribe who have been protesting government plans to reallocate farmland.
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A staffer with a different campaign warned that "The potential for chaos increases exponentially" if the 1,700 individual precinct chairs don't get clear, exacting guidance and plenty of training on how to reallocate the early votes on the second round of voting on caucus day.
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"The work-style issue is extremely important for Japan, which needs a more flexible labor market ... to reallocate labor more effectively, otherwise the economy cannot grow and cannot sustain the social security system," said Robert Feldman, an economist at Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities in Tokyo.
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TRUE Corp, the country's second-largest telecoms operator, said on Thursday it would not participate in the auction, adding that it was waiting for more clarity on a payment extension for its 900-MHz spectrum licence, which it said it would reallocate for 5G.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - The French telecoms industry may have an opportunity in the first half of 2019 to cut the number of operators to three from four, once a process to reallocate radio frequency bands is completed at the end of the year, an Orange (ORAN.
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A senior White House official said the administration had found nearly $7 billion to reallocate to the wall, including $1000 million from a Treasury Department forfeiture fund, $2.5 billion from a Defense Department drug interdiction fund and $3.5 billion from a military construction budget.
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The poorest of the poor TANF recipients lost even further ground during the recession, and those who needed to join the welfare rolls encountered cash-strapped states with the flexibility to reallocate funding to budget gaps championed by wealthier and more politically powerful constituents.
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And while many may consider theories of ancient aliens to be an outlandish and ultimately harmless belief or meme, Benyera points out that there is an extant spectrum of western denialism whose occupants seek to rescind and reallocate great accomplishments from African civilizations in particular.
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Her announcement comes after the House failed Tuesday to override Trump's veto of a resolution that initially passed the lower chamber in a 245-182 vote and would have blocked his declaration to reallocate billions of dollars in Pentagon funds for a border wall.
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NEW YORK, June 15 (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Friday it will not reallocate exempt biofuel obligations under the small refinery waiver program without an act of Congress, setting the stage for a new clash with lawmakers in corn producing states.
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With many local elections looming this November, government officials and their constituents should push to reallocate such decision-making rights to county-level emergency management experts equipped with the necessary knowledge, experience, and political agnosticism to balance the diverse needs of the affected community.
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As CNN Business reported, "stay at home" stocks, like Netflix and Amazon (because of its home-delivery function, but it's in the streaming business too), have been early gainers as investors reallocate funds, while movie-theater chains, concert promoters and cruise lines have suffered.
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A senior White House official said the administration had found nearly $7 billion to reallocate to the wall, including $600 million from a Treasury Department forfeiture fund, $2.5 billion from a Defense Department drug interdiction fund and $3.5 billion from a military construction budget.
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" The report advises agencies to consider pausing or halting procurement of legacy IT and "emphasize reprioritizing funds" and consider "'cut and invest' strategies that reallocate funding from obsolete legacy IT systems to modern technologies, cloud solutions, and shared services, using agile development practices where appropriate.
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It sort of has to be messy in some ways, because they're trying to let the market play a greater role and they're trying to introduce the possibility of defaults, and they want to have some broader restructuring of the economy, they want to reallocate economic activity.
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MARINA DI PIETRASANTA, Italy, Aug 31 (Reuters) - The Italian government could strip a national concession from the country's biggest toll-road operator, Autostrade, after this month's deadly bridge collapse and reallocate a revised version of it in a European tender, a senior official said on Friday.
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The decision means Airbus will have to try to resell or reallocate the 283-seat jets at a time when demand for big planes is softening, and could cost Airbus $53-80 million to rip out and replace interiors designed to fit the airline's plush brand.
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A colleague, Stuart A. Thompson, and I painstakingly created an online tool that let readers take the money that President Trump wanted for the border wall and reallocate it for programs that would do more for the security and well-being of Americans and foreigners alike.
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Most clients don't want to pay the premium for colorless, so they go down a couple levels to near colorless, Wegman said, "which to the untrained eye, is going to look colorless, but they're going to save so much money we can reallocate towards carat weight."
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Flake's newest proposal would allocate $25 billion for a border trust fund, limiting the maximum amount available for border improvements per year to $1.8 billion It would limit family-based immigrant visas to spouses and children, and reallocate visas to alleviate the family-sponsored immigrant backlog.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Friday proposed refiners increase the volume of biofuels blended into their annual fuel output but did not reallocate the waived amounts under the hardship program, drawing ire from powerful corn and biofuel groups as well as Republican senators.
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A senior White House official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the administration had found nearly $7 billion to reallocate to the wall, including $600 million from a Treasury Department forfeiture fund, $2.5 billion from a Defense Department drug interdiction fund and $3.5 billion from a military construction budget.
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Amazon's change of plans, in this respect, is more than just a chance for some heartland cities to grab some newly available jobs, given the company's statement last week that it would abandon New York and reallocate its planned growth into its 17 North American corporate and tech hubs.
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By including language that denies the realities of climate change, Golanky could be bolstering the Trump administration's efforts to reallocate huge amounts of water for farming and irrigation, even as climate projections of how much drier the West will get show that kind of water use to be unsustainable.
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The public advocate, Letitia James, sent a letter to the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, arguing that the analysis showed "a need to re-evaluate the way the N.Y.P.D. deploys resources within the Detective Bureau," and asking him to report to her office about plans to reallocate detectives.
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And at the federal level, we are seeing real progress on born-alive infant protections, a sex-selection ban, Hyde Amendment permanency, and Planned Parenthood defunding that would reallocate taxpayer dollars to the community health centers that provide comprehensive care and outnumber Planned Parenthood locations 20 to 1.
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"Without additional funding, there is a significant likelihood that the UAC program will exhaust all of its resources in June, in which case HHS may need to reallocate more funds from refugees and victims of trafficking and torture, and scale back services," Hayes said in his statement to the Judiciary Committee.
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Reducing the number of variations of Model S and X vehicles that Tesla has to make may help the company control costs, or reallocate materials and labor to other initiatives, such as Model 3 production at its packed car plant in Fremont, California or spare parts production in nearby Lathrop.
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If DHS can classify fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction it can take money that was primarily intended for critical national security initiatives and reallocate those dollars toward what is essentially drug enforcement and perhaps even border protection, a topic that's particularly important right now to our racist president.
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In the Supreme Court decision in Donald Trump versus Sierra Club last week, a majority of the justices agreed to allow the administration to reallocate funds from the Pentagon budget to begin construction of the wall along the southern border while litigation over the issue proceeds in the lower courts.
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For Trump, though, the exact facts are somewhat irrelevant — he just came out of a bruising battle with House Democrats over wall funding that he objectively lost, which resulted in him turning to a legally questionable and politically dubious emergency declaration to reallocate funding from other projects to build the wall.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE can't officially close the office without informing Congress, but can reallocate its resources to other divisions.
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It's most likely a bit of both: "While it is impossible to determine any one specific driver of this rollback, it is likely that as the volumes of fines levied in the sector abates—after reaching a staggering cumulative total of $321 billion—senior management may see an opportunity to reallocate resources elsewhere."
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" But the administration's memo, signed by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, said the government will reallocate resources used to process refugees from SAO countries to those from other locations where "the processing may not be as resource intensive.
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The effect of this will be to radically -- and absurdly -- reallocate funding from states (predominantly Democratic, such as California and New York) that have expanded coverage for their lower-income citizens through the opportunities afforded by the ACA to states such as Texas and Oklahoma (predominantly Republican) that have steadfastly resisted those opportunities.
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In a statement released later Friday by the Department of Justice, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the creation of the Chicago Gun Strike Force, which he said will send 20 agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives into the city and reallocate federal prosecutors to focus on gun violence.
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Platforms need to evaluate when it is more likely that content on social media will result in offline consequences — especially in risky situations like political unrest and around elections — and then quickly reallocate more of their staff members, time and attention to monitor trends and challenges in related content and respond quickly.
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But in the face of several lawsuits challenging Trump's authority to declare a national emergency to reallocate billions of dollars toward a border wall, the White House does not plan to spend any of the funds that hinge on Trump's national emergency declaration, a source close to the White House told CNN.
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" But the administration's memo, signed by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, said the government will reallocate resources used to process refugees from SAO countries to those from other locations where "the processing may not be as resource intensive.
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CNA said it met on Thursday with representatives of the ministries of Agriculture and Finance in Brasília, where it suggested the government reallocate money from Funcafé, a fund that finances programs for the coffee sector, to finance a plan to help farmers carry stocks that they could sell later, when prices are more favorable.
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They might be willing to agree to reallocate the 50,000 visas issued a year by the lottery to other categories of immigrants — including, possibly, as a way to allow immigrants currently in the US on Temporary Protected Status (who can't get green cards) to stay permanently, instead of lobbying the government to keep renewing TPS.
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For the past month, bolstered by the private and non-profit sectors, they've been clearing roads with their own partially-destroyed trucks and chainsaws, cleaning beaches, and readying schools while agencies now scramble to plan and dispatch resources and personnel after having to pull out of the US territories before Hurricane Maria and reallocate efforts to Puerto Rico.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) declined to characterize the discussion as contentious but acknowledged differing points of view over the president's move to sidestep Congress in an effort to reallocate funds for a barrier at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"It's worth singling out Secretary Clinton's proposals on making investments in computer science and STEM education, the need to safeguard the free flow of information across borders, the critical importance of cybersecurity at home and abroad, as well as the need to reallocate and repurpose radio spectrum for broadband and WiFi," said TechNet president Linda Moore in a statement.
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At an appropriations hearing this year, Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE said that as Pentagon chief he did not have the authority to reallocate funds toward a wall.
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WE ALSO BROUGHT IN A NEW COMPOUND, WHICH IS CALLED A TAU COMPOUND, WE BROUGHT IN FROM TEIJIN LAST YEAR, SO THOSE TWO PROGRAMS WE'RE VERY COMMITTED TO. BUT IF YOU TAKE A STEP BACK, I THINK ALL COMPANIES HAVE TO LOOK AT THEIR PORTFOLIOS AND HAVE TO REALLOCATE WHERE THEY THINK THEY HAVE THE BEST OPPORTUNITY.
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Mr. Gallego said he had told Ms. Lowey earlier this month that "the status quo is not acceptable" when it came to funding the immigration policies, including allowing the administration to reallocate funds from other programs to build the border wall and raise the number of migrants in detention over the levels set by the spending bills.
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My very strong suggestion to the NYPD and other departments is to reallocate some money and invest it in outreach to local communities to help educate them on an officer's process when trying to respond to the needs of the mentally ill, and also to set up designated units or a specialized squad to answer such calls for help.
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In response, rural advocates like Senator Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstErnst town hall in Iowa gets contentious over guns Air Force probe finds no corroboration of sexual assault allegations against Trump pick Gun control activists set to flex muscle in battle for Senate MORE have called on the EPA "to reallocate waived gallons and establish a clear procedure" to evaluate future exemptions.
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The president has floated declaring a national emergency, which would likely draw legal challenges, and acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE has suggested the administration could reallocate funding designated for other areas.
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Nielsen: I do remember what he -- I do remember him asking about the concept of underrepresented countries as a fix -- this was in the conversation about removing the diversity lottery and how we could reallocate that, and I do remember him asking, if we do that and then assign those to countries that are unrepresented, aren't we just continuing non-merit based immigration?
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Today, San Franciscans will decide whether their city will opt for the former or the latter as it votes on Proposition S, a citywide proposition that aims to reallocate 16 percent of the city's existing Hotel Tax Fund for arts organizations and homeless families in 2017, a figure set to increase to 21 percent over the next four to five years.
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They approved Parliament's plan to reallocate some British seats and to cut others altogether and also, barring Hungary, agreed to a Macron proposal to launch "consultations" with their citizens this year on what they want from the EU. ($1 = 0.8131 euros) Additional reporting by Philip Blenkinsop, Robert-Jan Bartunek, Alissa de Carbonnel, Robert Muller, Peter Maushagen, Andreas Rinke, Alastair Macdonald, Samantha Koester and Francesco Guarascio; Writing by Alastair Macdonald
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.), HHS plans to reallocate up to $266 million for the current fiscal year from elsewhere in the agency.
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Ricardo Rosselló on Friday tore into President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over reports he might reallocate natural disaster funding to build a border wall, warning that while the island is affected others could be hurt in the future.
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Efforts last year: Last year, President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE declared a national emergency and announced that he would reallocate Defense Department funds to construction of the border wall after Congress did not allocate as much money as he wanted for the project in the federal budget.
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Mike RogersMichael (Mike) Dennis RogersHillicon Valley: House panel subpoenas 8chan owner | FCC takes step forward on T-Mobile-Sprint merger | Warren wants probe into FTC over Equifax settlement | Groups make new push to end surveillance program House Homeland Security Committee subpoenas 8chan owner Hoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post MORE (R-Mich.) told CNN on Friday that McConnell was not happy to endorse Trump's plan to declare a national emergency in order to reallocate funding for construction of a border wall.
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Though Secretary of Defense Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE broadcasts hopes to reallocate U.S. forces to the region to "compete with the Chinese" and to "reassure our allies," the current administration's appetite for maintaining troops at even present levels appears questionable.
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Trump's signature on the measure comes just after his secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE, reportedly tried to reallocate funds meant for office furniture to commission portraits of some former HUD secretaries to hang outside his office.
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Sen. Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) has expressed concerns about the precedent set by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's national emergency declaration to reallocate funding for a border wall.
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