Trump said he would reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran immediately.
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The aim was not to reimpose UN sanctions, they said.
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But a future FCC could reimpose the net neutrality rules.
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That decision could force Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.
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If they fail to do so, the department could reimpose restrictions.
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But now, Mr. Trump said, the United States will reimpose sanctions.
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It's also unclear how long it will take to reimpose sanctions.
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Whether Congress would be willing to reimpose sanctions is far from clear.
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Meanwhile, concerns that the United States could reimpose sanctions on Iran loom.
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Reimpose sanctions on Iran, and threaten the end of the nuclear agreement.
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With each deadline to reimpose sanctions on Iran, that task gets harder.
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Congress may then reimpose sanctions, or try somehow to "fix" the deal.
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The U.S. is set to reimpose sanctions on Iranian oil on Nov.
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The senator expects the administration to reimpose sanctions if these companies don't comply.
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An exit from that deal would reimpose sanctions on the oil-rich country.
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Such a move would give Congress 60 days to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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The Trump administration has yet to fully specify how it will reimpose sanctions.
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The Senate needs to figure out whether it's going to reimpose Iran sanctions.
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Venezuela is collapsing, and next month America will reimpose sanctions on Iran's oil sector.
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Instead, he gave the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.
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Congress now has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran.
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If he does not, Congress has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.
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Washington said this year it was withdrawing from the deal and would reimpose sanctions.
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In the case of foul play, the Treasury can reimpose penalties on the companies.
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His regime is trying to reimpose the old order of exclusively centralized state media.
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Beijing removed some tariffs on U.S. car imports in December, and could reimpose them.
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And a new sentencing in Virginia could reimpose a sentence of life without parole.
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This kicked to Congress the issue of whether to reimpose sanctions within 60 days.
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John McCain (AZ) are undecided on whether they'd vote to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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The Trump administration plans to reimpose sanctions on oil exports from Iran on Nov.
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Beijing removed some tariffs on American car imports in December, and could reimpose them.
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" BRIAN LAROSE, TECHNICAL ANALYST, ICAP-TA, NEW YORK: "Sanctions will take time to reimpose.
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He said he'd also reimpose heavy duties on Turkish steel and cut off trade talks.
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He said he'd also reimpose heavy duties on Turkish steel and cut off trade talks.
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Concerns that the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran continue to underpin the market.
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Washington decided to reimpose sanctions upon its withdrawal, accusing it of posing a security threat.
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Congress has 60 days to reimpose sanctions that were lifted as part of the accord.
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That kicked to Congress the decision about whether to reimpose sanctions and abandon the accord.
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Diplomats told us that he appeared inclined to scrap it and reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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In refusing to certify Iran's compliance, Trump did not push Congress to reimpose nuclear sanctions.
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Congress would have 60 days to reimpose sanctions on Iran should Trump decertify the accord.
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Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) said he believes Congress would move "relatively quickly" to reimpose sanctions.
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Four others have chosen to reimpose the time limit despite qualifying for a statewide waiver.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani reacted angrily, promising to retaliate if the US tries to reimpose sanctions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Monday it regretted a U.S. decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Tom Cotton (AR) — a big Iran hawk — said he would not push to immediately reimpose sanctions.
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The bill would reimpose a sales ban that prevents ZTE from buying components from U.S. companies.
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China's intention is to resurrect Marco Polo and reimpose a modern version of the Silk Road.
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If he refuses to certify it, Congress has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.
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If he were to reimpose them, as he has threatened, that would effectively scuttle the deal.
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On May 12, Mr. Trump may well decide to reimpose nuclear sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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Instead, Trump plans to reimpose sanctions on Iran and increase pressure on its Islamist-led government.
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For one thing, Congress might choose to reimpose sanctions using its authority regardless of what Trump recommends.
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This means a bare majority vote in both Republican-controlled chambers would be enough to reimpose sanctions.
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The Iran deal guarded against that, by providing an early warning and the option to reimpose sanctions.
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Thus, threatening to reimpose nuclear sanctions is counterproductive if the objective is to get more from Iran.
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The next president would probably find it difficult to reimpose restrictions based on sexual orientation, he said.
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But Trump's move to reimpose sanctions on Iran may have spurred interest in the Chinese oil futures.
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It is going to be much harder to reimpose sanctions now that real jobs could be affected.
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The U.S. Congress has until mid-December to decide whether to reimpose sanctions lifted by the deal.
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That kicks the matter to Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions, which could threaten the agreement.
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In the case of Iran, lawmakers have 60 days to to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions.
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The Supreme Court could have been an obstacle to these efforts to reimpose the conditions of slavery.
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Lighthizer also promised lawmakers a final agreement will allow the U.S. to act unilaterally to reimpose tariffs.
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Congress has 60 days to reimpose sanctions that were lifted as part of the Iran nuclear deal.
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The Taliban, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster by U.S.-led forces, claimed responsibility.
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The aim was not to reimpose border controls as Europe seeks a solution to the crisis, Dijkhoff said.
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We should reimpose sanctions, they've already violated sanctions after this agreement was signed by testing medium-range missiles.
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LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Britain said on Monday it regretted a U.S. decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Segregation in railcars violated the Thirteenth Amendment banning slavery, they reasoned, as it "reimpose[d] the caste system".
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Under the JCPOA, Washington cannot reimpose nuclear sanctions against entities that have been removed from the sanctions list.
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When announcing the withdrawal, the Trump administration gave companies two wind-down periods before it would reimpose sanctions.
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Congress now has less than 60 days to decide whether to reimpose the penalties lifted under the agreement.
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The decision followed the Trump administration's plan to reimpose sanctions on the Middle Eastern nation, the company said.
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If he does not, Congress has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions waived under the deal.
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The U.S. on Monday will reimpose sanctions against Iran's automotive industry, as well as gold and other metals.
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Trump faces a May 12 deadline to decide whether to continue waiving sanctions against Iran or reimpose them.
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At 2 pm Tuesday, Trump announced that the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran in six months.
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They may persuade President Trump to reimpose sanctions on Tehran, a move vociferously opposed by Washington's European allies.
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Mr. Trump's decision this year to reimpose sanctions on Iran has also helped push up prices, analysts say.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump grudgingly agreed not to reimpose comprehensive sanctions that would have broken apart the deal.
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In the Philippines, a primarily Catholic country, for example, President Rodrigo Duterte has been pushing to reimpose it.
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It would, rather, kick the issue back to Congress, which could then decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions.
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It also follows Washington's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran's crude exports, which could disrupt global oil supply.
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But he did not withdraw from the agreement, nor did he tell Congress to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Decertification would unlock a fast-track procedure for Congress to reimpose sanctions, leaving Republicans with two unappealing options.
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Congress has 60 days to reimpose those sanctions since Trump's announcement that he would not recertify the pact.
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Washington would frequently review China's compliance with pledges made for the deal and could reimpose tariffs for non-compliance.
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Decertification, on its own, does not put the US in violation of this deal, because it doesn't reimpose sanctions.
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Below are reactions since Trump's decision from companies most likely to be affected by the move to reimpose sanctions.
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The Taliban, now fighting to depose Ghani's U.S.-backed government and reimpose sharia, declined to comment on the match.
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The act, Congress added, only gave Washington the power to reimpose sanctions on Iran if it violated the pact.
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The Trump administration's decision to reimpose sanctions has expectedly come under criticism from those who supported the nuclear deal.
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Trump gave companies and countries doing business with Iran two "wind-down" periods before the administration would reimpose sanctions.
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Should Congress go ahead and decide to reimpose sanctions, it is all but certain that Iran would walk away.
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Most recently, he announced the U.S. was withdrawing from the Iran deal and seeking to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Exiting the nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration and threatening to reimpose sanctions are prudent steps, he said.
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If Mr. Trump wanted to abandon the deal or reimpose sanctions, they would almost certainly refuse to go along.
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He essentially deferred to Congress a decision about whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran, which could destroy the agreement.
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Congress has until mid-December to decide whether to reimpose sanctions lifted under the deal, something few diplomats expect.
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If Trump chooses not the recertify Iran's compliance, Congress will have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.
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Under American law, failure to issue the certification would open the door for Congress to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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His shoulders slumped when he heard Visiting Judge Maureen Skerda reimpose the 30-to-60-year sentence on him.
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The United States has also said it will reimpose sanctions on Iran's oil exports and banking sector on Nov. 4.
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Or perhaps a government (even a foreign power) could attempt to reimpose order, dividing the survivors between acceptance and resistance?
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Washington decided to reimpose sanctions and has told other countries they must halt all imports of Iranian oil from Nov.
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The Republicans asked the Commerce Department to reimpose sanctions on ZTE Corp that U.S. officials temporarily suspended earlier this year.
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Trump also faced several deadlines that gave him legal powers to unilaterally reimpose some sanctions, and he chose not to.
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Prices have risen as a result of Washington's plans to reimpose sanctions against Iran, OPEC's No. 3 producer, analysts said.
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Trump last year withdrew the United States from the 2015 Iran nuclear accord and moved to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Washington says it will reimpose sanctions and has told other countries to halt all imports of Iranian oil from Nov.
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Trump said he would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran, which were lifted under the agreement he had harshly criticized.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the date that the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iranian oil exports.
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The US plans to reimpose sanctions on Iran on Monday as part of its withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
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More in China tech news: The Senate voted on Monday to reimpose U.S. punishments on the Chinese telecom company ZTE.
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Saudi Arabia, joined by other gulf states and Egypt, finally found its opportunity to reimpose dominance with last week's blockade.
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There is also concern that Trump could eventually reimpose tariffs on Chinese goods despite a phase one deal being signed.
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Now it faces a reckoning with the U.S. decision to pull out of the nuclear deal and reimpose onerous sanctions.
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The United States will reimpose the sanctions it imposed on Iran before the deal, and it is considering additional penalties.
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Trump earlier this week said he would reimpose tariffs on Argentine and Brazilian steel and aluminum, citing their weak currencies.
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If he does not, the U.S. Congress has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions waived under the accord.
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The Taliban are seeking to expel foreign troops, defeat the U.S.-backed government and reimpose Islamic law after their 2001 ouster.
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Industry estimates suggest Iran's oil exports have fallen 40 to 60 percent since Trump said in May he would reimpose sanctions.
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But Tuesday marks the 60-day deadline, and Congress did not reimpose any of the sanctions that would end the deal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican and Democratic U.S. senators introduced a bill on Tuesday that would reimpose sanctions on China's ZTE Corp (0763.
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That matters because Chinese nationalists view the Qing empire's maximum extent as the border that modern China should seek to reimpose.
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Seven inmates died in the operation, which sought to reimpose control over a facility that had become notorious for criminal activities.
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But U.S. allies in Europe are unlikely to reimpose their own sanctions, raising questions about the effectiveness of such a move.
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The Taliban are seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law following their ouster in 2001 at the hands of U.S.-led troops.
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But Washington is preparing to reimpose some of the punishing sanctions that brought Iran to the table in the first place.
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After the federal government agreed to allow the publication of the blueprints, several state governments sued to reimpose the federal block.
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The United States will now reimpose the stringent sanctions it imposed on Iran before the deal and is considering new penalties.
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He said he would ask Congress to set "trigger points" — limits that would prompt the U.S. to reimpose sanctions if crossed.
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After years of successful gender integration in the military, it would be reactionary and disruptive to reimpose the combat exclusion rule.
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Trump's move gave Congress 60 days to act to reimpose the sanctions that were lifted as part of the nuclear deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of an international nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Iran has angered Tehran.
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As it stands now, enough Republicans are undecided that GOP leaders would struggle to corral the votes needed to reimpose sanctions.
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The European Union is opposed to the U.S. decision to reimpose oil and financial sanctions, European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said.
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An exodus of doctors prompted the government in December to reimpose a requirement that they ask for permission to leave the country.
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The only practical upshot of decertifying the deal was to give Congress the ability to quickly reimpose nuclear-related sanctions on Iran.
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U.S. national security adviser John Bolton, who played a major role in Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran, backed Albania's decision.
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Trump said on Tuesday he would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran, which were lifted under the agreement he had harshly criticized.
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This should be a deal with the United Kingdom, European Union, and allies in Asia such as India to collectively reimpose sanctions.
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The market is also waiting to see whether President Donald Trump will reimpose sanctions on Iran as a May 12 deadline approaches.
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In doing so, Trump passed the torch to Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions lifted under the United Nations-backed deal.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), now chairman of United Against Nuclear Iran, which lobbied hard against the agreement, predicted lawmakers wouldn't reimpose sanctions.
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Any unilateral attempt by the United States to reimpose sanctions on Iran would likely fail because of resistance from American trading partners.
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It simply punts the problem over to Congress, which will then have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Now that Mr. Trump has decertified Iran's compliance with the nuclear agreement, Congress has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.
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By declining to certify Iran's compliance, Mr. Trump would essentially kick it to Congress to decide whether to reimpose punitive economic sanctions.
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"To ensure that the examination process is aligned with the new regulatory framework and not allowed to reimpose the same old requirements."
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The nightmare scenario is for the Syrian government to take back control and reimpose its brutal regime of massacres and mass detentions.
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The latest developments follow Trump's decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Yet by threatening to abrogate the Iran deal and reimpose sanctions Mr. Trump has added to the challenge of making that happen.
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Corker will have a major say over whether Congress acts to reimpose sanctions on Tehran if the president takes such a step.
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An enforcement process is expected to be agreed to, allowing the U.S. to reimpose all the tariffs that will be rolled back.
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Should the president say Iran is not in compliance with the deal, Congress would have 60 days to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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The Taliban, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic rule after their 2001 ouster by U.S.-led forces, denied involvement, but blamed the "American process".
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U.S. President Donald Trump has also said he will reimpose tough sanctions that seek to throttle Iran's economy, including its lifeblood oil exports.
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The U.S. Congress will now have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that were lifted under the pact.
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Candidate Trump positioned himself as an enemy of global financial elites and vowed to reimpose Glass-Steagall regulation and break up big banks.
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The U.S. Congress will now have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that it lifted under the pact.
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The Taliban, who ruled Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, are seeking to topple the Western-backed government in Kabul and reimpose Islamic rule.
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Could Mr. Mateen have been trying to use violence to reimpose rules about gender and sexuality that he himself was troubled about violating?
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The UAE, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain swiftly backed Trump's decision in May to withdraw from the nuclear accord and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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If Washington decides to reimpose these sanctions, Tehran also has threatened to withdraw from the deal, opening up additional uncertainty and potential instability.
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That decertification sets off 60-day clock during which Congress can use a fast-track procedure to reimpose sanctions lifted under the deal.
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The Trump administration on Monday is set to reimpose the first batch of Iran sanctions since the U.S. withdrew from the nuclear deal.
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Decertifying Iran could lead Congress to reimpose U.S. sanctions on Iran, threatening to collapse the deal and intensify tension in the Middle East.
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Pompeo, also speaking to reporters on Friday, said he had discussed U.S. plans to reimpose sanctions on Iran with "all but one" country.
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Iran has been furious over U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of an international nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Trump ran as an opponent of global financial elites, who promised to curb the carried interest tax loophole and reimpose Glass-Steagall regulations.
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But after Mr. Trump's announcement last August that he would reimpose sanctions on Iran's petroleum industry, the SC Brilliant's voyages became less transparent.
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Europeans and Asian counterparts are increasingly cooperative, as their governments opposed the Trump administration's decision to renounce the nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions.
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Although Mr. Trump ostensibly won't ask Congress to reimpose sanctions now, the track record for Congress doing what the president wants is dismal.
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Tehran charged that President Trump's decision to withdraw from the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions violated the decades-old treaty.
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Further, should Beijing fail to abide by the phase one stipulations, Mnuchin said Trump can always reimpose or hike tariffs on Chinese imports.
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But U.S. allies in Europe are unlikely to reimpose their own sanctions, raising questions about the effectiveness of such a move. http://bit.
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What Trump did today was reimpose a major portion of the pre-deal sanctions regime — something called "secondary sanctions" targeting Iran's oil sector.
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If he declines to certify Iran, then Congress will have the option to reimpose sanctions on Iran, which would effectively end the deal.
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Fighting to reimpose a radical Islamist regime, Taliban insurgents have tightened the noose on provincial capitals in Kunduz, Uruzgan, and Helmand, among other areas.
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In August America will reimpose curbs on Iran's purchase of dollars and sale of gold; it also wants a full ban on oil sales.
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It's unlikely that the Assad regime has the manpower, military muscle and the economic resources power to reimpose its control over a fractured Syria.
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Trump has warned that he'll scrap the deal and reimpose punishing sanctions on Iran unless Europe helps "fix the terrible flaws" in the agreement.
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Following Trump's decision, U.S. Congress has until mid-December to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that were lifted under the pact.
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There could be a lot of pressure for him from conservatives to reimpose sanctions unilaterally, the clearest and simplest way to detonate the deal.
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If the president does not confirm all this the issue is thrown back to Congress, which after 60 days can vote to reimpose sanctions.
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If the US is the only one one to scrap the deal and decides to reimpose sanctions, then its penalties won't have much bite.
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Duterte, who is pushing to reimpose the death penalty by hanging, promised to wipe out drugs and criminality within six months of taking office.
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The Trump administration plans to reimpose the last set of sanctions lifted under the Iran nuclear deal early next week, administration officials announced Friday.
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He could simply say that the US does not intend to comply any longer and reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted in 2015.
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The survival of the deal now is up to the U.S. Congress, which might try to modify it or reimpose U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) said he doesn't think Congress will reimpose sanctions because Iran would keep the money it's already gotten from the deal.
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In his May announcement, Trump gave companies and countries doing business with Iran two "wind-down" periods before the United States would reimpose sanctions.
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It did not include a provision to reimpose a US export ban on ZTE, which had been in the version passed by the Senate.
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But Mr. Trump has nevertheless sought to line up support against Tehran as the United States prepares to reimpose sanctions on its energy sector.
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Officials said the dilemma comes at a fraught moment for the Trump administration, which is expected to reimpose harsh sanctions against Iran on Nov.
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Mr. Trump's action essentially shifted the fate of the agreement to Congress, which may now reimpose sanctions on Iran in the next few months.
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Trump said last month Washington was withdrawing from what he called "a horrible one-sided deal" and would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran.
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But France has said it is ready to reimpose sanctions on Iran if no progress is made in talks over its ballistic missile program.
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The central government has declined to reimpose control, the researchers believe, for fear of drawing attention to the town's lesson that secession brings safety.
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But he stopped short of torpedoing the deal altogether, and instead passed to Congress the decision of whether to reimpose nuclear sanctions on Tehran.
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In January, Britain, France and Germany put Iran on notice that it would reimpose international sanctions if Tehran did not comply with the deal.
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If we decided to do that (reimpose U.N. sanctions) it would mean that we have decided to put the final nail in the coffin.
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He moved in October to disavow the deal, kicking the task over to Congress to determine whether to reimpose sanctions lifted under the agreement.
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Reimpose a moratorium on coal sales from public lands Trump reversed an Obama-era moratorium on new leases of public land for coal development.
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Under that measure, Article 26 of the Schengen code, states could reimpose controls on documents for six months, renewable three times, until May 2018.
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European allies who helped negotiate the deal, including France, strongly oppose any move to reimpose sanctions against Iran, saying that could fuel international chaos.
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The Tennessee senator declined to say whether Congress would reimpose sanctions or whether he believes Trump should declare Iran in violation of the deal.
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This triggered a 60-day window during which Congress has the ability to reimpose old sanctions on Iran's nuclear program in an expedited fashion.
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Both he and Maloney are deeply skeptical that the agreement can survive decertification, even if Congress or the president choose not to immediately reimpose sanctions.
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But it would formally begin a process through which Congress could quickly reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the terms of the agreement.
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Even with Russia's support, notes an opposition leader, it took the regime a full month to reimpose Aleppo's siege after rebels broke out last month.
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Trump has given Britain, France and Germany a May 12 deadline to fix what he views as the deal's flaws or he will reimpose sanctions.
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The U.S. is planning to reimpose economic penalties on Iran following President Trump's decision last month to withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal.
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In the least disruptive scenario imaginable, Trump would reimpose sanctions but signal the United States will not penalize other countries that do business with Iran.
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Oil prices advanced last week amid concerns that President Donald Trump would withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the country.
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This week, the Trump administration announced that it would reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted as part of its nuclear agreement with the country.
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He is expected to decline to recertify the agreement, which would essentially kick it to Congress to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions against Tehran.
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Mr. Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran threatened to take a large amount of oil from one of the biggest producers off the market.
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Decertifying the deal would give Congress 60 days under accelerated legislative provisions to vote to reimpose sanctions on Iran and any country doing business there.
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Mr. Trump, who has called the pact an egregious giveaway to Iran, has the power by himself to scrap it and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Days after becoming secretary of state in 2018, Mr. Pompeo pushed Mr. Trump to withdraw from the nuclear agreement and reimpose strict sanctions on Iran.
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The U.S. Congress now has 60 days since Trump's action to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that were lifted under the pact.
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With the expiration of the 180-day period, the United States will reimpose sanctions "as appropriate" on individuals who were on U.S. blacklists on Jan.
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When President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the Iran nuclear deal in May, he also said the US would reimpose strict sanctions on Tehran.
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But the U.S. Trade Representative's office also said the deal allows it to reimpose tariffs in the event of "surges" in imports of specific steel products.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union, France, Germany and Britain said in a joint statement on Friday that they regret Washington's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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On Monday, the US announced it would reimpose sanctions on countries who purchase oil from Iran, eliminating waivers that were set to expire on May 2.
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Even if it didn't, though, it would be hard for Trump to reimpose the sanctions that brought Tehran to the negotiating table in the first place.
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That gives Congress the option to reimpose those sanctions — which would blow up the deal — but Trump will tell them to hold their fire, Tillerson said.
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Phil Murphy signed legislation on May 30 that will reimpose the mandate all residents enroll in a "qualifying" health insurance plan or else pay a penalty.
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French officials say Iran is respecting the JCPOA and that, were the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to say otherwise, a mechanism exists to reimpose sanctions.
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However, the outlook has changed after U.S. President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the pact last month and said he would reimpose sanctions.
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In the Senate, that fast-track process means only a simple majority is required to reimpose sanctions, so Democrats would not be able to block it.
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Also supporting prices is the possibility that the United States might reimpose sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third-largest producer, which could result in further supply reductions.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran, only to grant waivers to major importers of that nation's oil, threw the market for a loop.
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If Trump declines to certify Iran's compliance, U.S. congressional leaders would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran suspended under the accord.
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The concerns culminated in a dramatic Senate vote Tuesday when 11 Republicans broke ranks and joined Democrats to advance a measure seeking to reimpose the sanctions.
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If Washington were to reimpose sanctions on Iran, moreover, it is doubtful that the other world powers that are signatories to the deal would go along.
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This would involve refusing to certify Iranian compliance with the deal on principle rather than evidence, and asking Congress to reimpose sanctions that the agreement lifted.
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EU foreign ministers on Monday urged U.S. lawmakers not to reimpose sanctions on Tehran but also discussed Iran's missile program, which they want to see dismantled.
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Mr. Trump said that the United States would reimpose the stringent sanctions it had on Iran before the deal and would consider new sanctions against it.
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For example, it could reimpose sanctions lifted by the nuclear deal under a non-nuclear rationale, which Tehran would interpret as a violation of the accord.
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Since the members of Congress will have a say on whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran, Mr. Netanyahu's pitch must surely have been directed to them.
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The Taliban, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 overthrow, say the presence of international forces in Afghanistan is the main obstacle to peace.
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"The world needs to know we're serious, we're willing to walk away, and we're willing to reimpose sanctions, and a lot more than that," he said.
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President Trump will decertify the Iran nuclear deal but not push Congress to reimpose sanctions on the country, top officials said ahead of his speech Friday.
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The U.S. in May withdrew from an international nuclear deal with Iran and said it would reimpose sanctions, some of which will take effect on Aug.
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I'm struggling to square your research with the justifications the Trump administration is offering in defense of its proposal to reimpose the ban on trans troops.
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Washington has imposed sanctions on the acquisition of U.S. dollars by Iran and it will reimpose sanctions on Tehran's oil exports and banking sector in November.
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If Trump declines to certify Iran's compliance, U.S. congressional leaders would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran suspended under the agreement.
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To wield a credibly big stick against Iran, Trump needs to be able to count on European partners to reimpose sanctions if he wants them to.
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Trump has said he wants to reimpose U.S. sanctions on Iran that were lifted in 2015 in exchange for Iranian commitments to curb its nuclear program.
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If Trump declines to certify the Iran deal, U.S. congressional leaders would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran suspended under the agreement.
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The very first thing that would happen is that the US would reimpose the sanctions it lifted on Iran's nuclear program and possibly take other retaliatory actions.
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That attack was claimed by the Taliban, who are seeking to expel foreign troops, defeat the U.S.-backed government and reimpose Islamic law after their 2001 ouster.
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" What's at stake: "Officials said the dilemma comes at a fraught moment for the Trump administration, which is expected to reimpose harsh sanctions against Iran on Nov.
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Congressional leaders have announced no plans to introduce a resolution to reimpose sanctions before Wednesday's deadline and aides say lawmakers will let the deadline pass without action.
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The Taliban, who ruled Afghanistan with an iron fist from 1996 to 2001, are seeking to topple the Western-backed government in Kabul and reimpose Islamic rule.
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The Taliban, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster at the hands of U.S.-led troops, have launched attacks during Eid in the past.
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Congress would still have to decide whether to reimpose the sanctions and lawmakers, even those who opposed the deal, may not have the appetite for doing that.
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If electees reach a power-sharing stalemate and the assembly is suspended, Westminster may see no choice but to reimpose itself if secondary elections also prove unsuccessful.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of an international nuclear deal with Iran in May and said he would reimpose harsh sanctions on Tehran.
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Iran's decision to break the limit is a response to President Donald Trump's move to pull out of the deal and reimpose economic sanctions on the country.
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No group immediately claimed responsibility but the government accused Taliban insurgents, who are fighting to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster by U.S.-led forces.
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The clerics also recommended a ceasefire with the Taliban, who are fighting to reimpose strict Islamic law after their ouster in 2001, and Ghani endorsed the recommendation.
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Trump's announcement that he will reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran to undermine the nuclear deal is now expected to shift the balance of power against Rouhani.
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By refusing to certify the deal, Trump will give lawmakers the option to reimpose sanctions suspended under the nuclear deal, an act that would unravel the accord.
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Oil prices were little changed on Friday, though Brent crude posted its third week of gains amid supply concerns should the United States reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Yet he is expected to stop short of encouraging lawmakers to immediately reimpose sanctions, and instead try to coerce Europeans and Iranians back to the negotiating table.
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No group immediately claimed responsibility but the government accused Taliban insurgents, who are fighting to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster by US-led forces.
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Now that the U.S. is preparing to reimpose sanctions, there isn't much left to deter Iran from training its proven cyberwarfare capabilities on more significant American targets.
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Energy markets are indicating that the U.S. is likely to pull out of the accord and reimpose sanctions on Tehran, according to Dubai's largest bank, Emirates NBD.
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But this year's exercise was timed to take place as US prepares to reimpose sanctions on Iran after President Donald Trump pulled out of Iran nuclear deal.
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Bob Corker and Tom Cotton that would automatically reimpose sanctions if Iran does not obey demands that go well beyond the terms of the nuclear deal itself.
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In so doing, he will reimpose the sanctions that were waived as a result of the deal, to include sanctions against third parties doing business with Iran.
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Mr. Trump's formal step of decertifying Iran gives lawmakers 60 days to decide whether to reimpose nuclear sanctions — effectively throwing responsibility for the agreement's fate to Congress.
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The United States is insisting that it be able to reimpose tariffs without any input or retaliation from China if there is any infringement of the agreement.
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If Trump does not certify that Iran is in compliance, the U.S. Congress will have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions waived under the deal.
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But rancor is especially strong this time following Trump's decision in May to withdraw from world powers' 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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European governments are not expected to reimpose some of their strongest sanctions, like barring insurance on Iranian oil shipments, which essentially blacklisted the transportation of Iranian oil.
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Congress has 60 days to reimpose sanctions on Iran's nuclear program that were lifted under the accord, but lawmakers have not indicated imminent plans to take action.
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Iran presumably would not be part of these agreements, but they would outline standards for its behavior that, if violated, would prompt the West to reimpose sanctions.
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If the Republican president goes ahead, that would open a 60-day window in which Congress could reimpose sanctions, a step toward an unraveling of the deal.
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Crude oil prices have seen ups-and-downs this year, with prices spiking to multi-year highs in October due to Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Two senior U.S. officials told Reuters on Wednesday that Trump's top advisers were recommending that he not reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the nuclear agreement.
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Congress backed down from its threat to reimpose a ban on ZTE, a Chinese maker of telecoms equipment, acquiring American semiconductors and other components crucial to its business.
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But like many other Syrian Kurds in Qamishli, Walid worries that Damascus will try to reimpose control over the areas where Syrian Kurds have carved out self-rule.
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Still, oil was higher in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions likely to constrain world supply.
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If Iran violated the JCPOA, there are two ways the other parties could slow any move to reimpose U.N. sanctions on top of the U.S. sanctions already restored.
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Over three years his forces have clashed with militants as well as with former anti-Gaddafi rebels resisting what they saw as an attempt to reimpose autocratic rule.
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Russia has criticized Trump's disavowal of the nuclear agreement, which has opened a 60-day window for the U.S. Congress to act to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran.
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President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of a 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran last month and said that he would reimpose economic sanctions on the country.
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Trump has suggested that he will refuse to certify this month that Iran is complying with limits on its nuclear program, giving Congress the opportunity to reimpose penalties.
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The Trump administration announced that it plans to reimpose the last set of oil and gas sanctions on Monday that had been lifted under the Iran nuclear deal.
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The post came shortly after the Trump administration announced plans to reimpose the last set of sanctions lifted on Iran under the Iran nuclear deal early next week.
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The U.S. argued on Tuesday that it had legitimate cause to reimpose sanctions on Iran, pushing back against a challenge from Tehran at the International Court of Justice.
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Lawyers for the black community plan to ask the Department of Justice to reimpose pre-clearance on local officials, but such a response is far from a certainty.
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As a result, the U.S. will reimpose sanctions on companies that do business with Iran, though the Treasury Department has said it may grant waivers to some businesses.
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Then, beginning January 11, Trump will face some key decisions on the Iran nuclear agreement, including whether to reimpose sanctions and what to do about certifying the pact.
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The guerrilla movement is opposed to any foreign troops on Afghan soil, and wants to return to power in Kabul and reimpose its strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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"On November 5th, the United States will reimpose sanctions that were lifted as part of the nuclear deal on Iran's energy, shipbuilding, shipping, and banking sectors," Pompeo said.
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As previously reported, it would instantly reimpose, or "snap back" sanctions lifted under the agreement if Iran were deemed capable of developing a nuclear weapon within a year.
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The Trump administration announced that it plans to reimpose the last set of oil and gas sanctions on Monday that had been lifted under the Iran nuclear deal.
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The administration wants to leave the 2015 accord intact, at least for now, but the president's move essentially kicks to Congress the decision of whether to reimpose sanctions.
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Mark Landler and David Sanger, NYT: By declining to certify Iran's compliance, Mr. Trump would essentially kick it to Congress to decide whether to reimpose punitive economic sanctions.
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Under the agreement, the United States can reimpose tariffs on individual exports of 25 percent for steel and 10 percent for aluminum in the case of such surges.
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It is a combination of forces, research suggests, that taps into deep-seated instincts to seek safety in a familiar group identity — and to try to reimpose control.
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A major point of contention is Mr. Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran following his withdrawal from the multinational accord intended to curb the country's nuclear program.
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In so doing, he would make it easier for Congress to reimpose sanctions on Iran's nuclear program and effectively kill the deal with simple majorities in both chambers.
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His aides, however, insisted that was not the goal, and that they instead wanted Congress to enact legislation defining what would incite the United States to reimpose sanctions.
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Russia and China's lack of participation would also matter little, given the stark consequences for Iran's economy if Europe and the United States reimpose sanctions, this person said.
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Threats that feel out of control, like a runaway disease outbreak, prompt a similar response, leading people to seek ways to reimpose control, for instance by hoarding supplies.
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Trump's announcement gave Congress 60 days to reimpose sanctions that were lifted as part of the nuclear deal, but lawmakers to date have not moved to do so.
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It also follows Washington's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran's crude exports that had previously displaced about 1 million barrels a day from global markets, the report said.
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Congress, he wrote, did not have the power to reimpose the "burden" of federal election supervision, as it did in its 2006 reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act.
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The motion does not reimpose sanctions; rather, it appears to allow the E3 to officially "register our concerns" that Iran is not meeting its commitments under the deal.
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Trump's decision to decertify does not kill the Iran deal, but it does provide for a 60-day window for Congress to reimpose sanctions previously lifted on Iran.
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In just under two months, Trump could scrap the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Iran, which could disrupt oil flows from OPEC's third-biggest producer.
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But senators said that the 99-to-0 vote would help ensure that the United States could quickly reimpose sanctions if Iran violated its obligations under the agreement.
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The Trump administration then plans to ask Congress to consider new legislation that could reimpose sanctions on Iran while laying out U.S. positions for renegotiating the nuclear pact.
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The Taliban, fighting to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster, resumed their campaign on Thursday after rejecting President Ashraf Ghani's request to extend their ceasefire beyond Sunday.
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In the interview, Grenell maintained the hard line on Iran that has caused dismay in Europe's capitals, restating the U.S. government's position that Europe must reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Myanmar's economy may not suffer much, however, if Western firms shun the country - or even if their governments were to reimpose some sanctions, although that appears unlikely for now.
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Tesla and Ford have the most to lose among U.S. automakers on China's announcement Friday to reimpose a 25% tariff later this year on American vehicles entering the country.
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Both Maloney and Nephew are deeply skeptical that the agreement can survive decertification in the long run, even if Congress or the president chooses not to immediately reimpose sanctions.
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Trump has given Britain, France and Germany a May 12 deadline to fix what he views as the flaws of the 2015 nuclear deal, or he will reimpose sanctions.
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The United States has questioned Iran's sincerity in implementing the nuclear curbs and President Donald Trump has threatened to reimpose sanctions if adjustments are not made to the agreement.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union is opposed to the United States' decision to reimpose oil and financial sanctions against Iran, European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Monday.
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The ball now lies in the court of the U.S. Congress, which will decide next month whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that were lifted under the agreement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices edged lower on Friday, although Brent still gained for a third straight week amid supply concerns should the United States reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Trump announced on Friday he will decertify the Iran nuclear deal under the provisions of the review act, but won't push Congress to reimpose sanctions lifted by the deal.
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Trump's announcement means Congress now has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions against Iran, a move that could leave the United States in violation of the agreement.
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Nike will no longer supply the Iranian national soccer team with footwear for this month's World Cup, citing the Trump administration's decision to reimpose economic sanctions on the country.
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Rainer Seele, chief executive of Austrian oil and gas company OMV, told German daily Handelsblatt that he expects prices to rise as the United States moves to reimpose sanctions.
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Trump has referred to the agreement as the "worst deal ever," and he must decide by May 12 whether to reimpose sanctions or to grant the country a waiver.
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President Donald Trump's announcement that the U.S. will withdraw from the Iran deal and seek to reimpose sanctions proves one thing: the president isn't afraid to pull the trigger.
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Now, on Thursday, if Trump declines to certify Iran's compliance, U.S. congressional leaders would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran suspended under the agreement.
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Mr. Concannon, the federal official, said it was unwise for states to reimpose time limits in places where adults seeking work could not find jobs because of economic conditions.
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But any move to reimpose penalties would likely push prices higher in a market where global stockpiles are at their lowest levels in years and other geopolitical tensions abound.
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On a White House conference call with Iran experts last week, a senior administration official said the Trump administration will reimpose sanctions on financial messaging services later this year.
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The expectation is that Trump would kick the ball to Congress, which would then have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions lifted as part of the JCPOA.
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In decertifying the nuclear deal last week, Trump gave the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that were lifted under the pact.
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The U.S. Congress now has until mid-December to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran that had been lifted in exchange for it limiting its nuclear activity.
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Mr. Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions has accelerated a capital flight from Iran that hastened the rial's decline, unnerving Iranians who saw it as a warning of economic calamity.
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Most dangerously, the crown prince and his regional allies urged the Trump administration to withdraw from the Iranian nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions, while stoking potential conflict with Iran.
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The White House has signaled that after his certification decision, Mr. Trump will urge the Republican-controlled Congress not to reimpose sanctions on Iran that would scuttle the deal.
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The Europeans had already agreed to a significant compromise: to reimpose sanctions if there were a determination that the Iranians were within 12 months of producing a nuclear weapon.
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With states allowed to seek waivers from providing certain benefits, employers big and small could scale back what they pay for each year or reimpose lifetime limits on coverage.
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It would reimpose far-reaching sanctions that could hobble Iran's energy industry, sever it from the international financial system and put a chill on foreign investment into the country.
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Those restrictions were lifted in July but the Trump administration said it could reimpose measures on a case by case basis if airlines and airports did not boost security.
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Riyadh and its Gulf allies have hailed Trump's decision to exit the nuclear deal and to reimpose sanctions on Tehran, reflecting their concern about Iran's influence in the region.
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Tehran brought a complaint against the US in July, arguing that the US decision to pull out of the 2015 nuclear pact and reimpose sanctions violated the 1955 treaty.
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Trump said on Tuesday he would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran as he pulled out of "a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made".
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While the Trump administration wants the right to reimpose tariffs unilaterally, China's Commerce Ministry has favored creating a lengthy process of bilateral consultations if either side has a grievance.
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Those restrictions were lifted in July, but the Trump administration said it could reimpose measures on a case by case basis if airlines and airports did not boost security.
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Tensions have been stoking between Washington and Tehran since the Trump administration decided last year to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the Islamic republic.
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Lawmakers will need to decide whether to reimpose the crippling sanctions on Iran that were suspended in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear activities in a deal struck in 2015.
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Yet on January 12th Mr Trump threatened to reimpose sanctions on Iran within 120 days, thus nullifying America's participation in the deal, if Europe failed to fix its "terrible flaws".
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Rather, it's that the issue gets kicked back to Congress — giving them a 60-day window to reimpose Iran sanctions suspended by the deal using a special, extremely fast process.
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Many have been in the capital, Kabul, but provincial cities have also been hit as the Taliban, seeking to reimpose hardline Islamic rule, have stepped up fighting across the country.
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The U.S. and our allies would then reimpose the "maximum pressure campaign" and ensure Kim is contained, trapped in isolation until he decides he is serious about abandoning its nukes.
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Mnuchin did not address whether the enforcement structure would allow the United States a unilateral right to reimpose tariffs without retaliation if China fails to follow through on its commitments.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Europe would have to reimpose sanctions on Iran if Tehran reneged on parts of the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, a French presidency source said on Tuesday.
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The Supreme Court late Monday rejected a request from the Democratic Party in Ohio to reimpose a court order on Republican poll watching efforts in the state, according to Reuters.
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The offensive is meant to work in concert with severe economic sanctions that Washington plans to reimpose in the coming months, including on Tehran's oil exports, its principal revenue generator.
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Further, if the United States were to be blamed for the agreement's collapse, it would be unlikely to find much sympathy among its European allies to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Republicans want to outpace the CBO because they know to a certainty the CBO's findings will make it harder for them to reimpose what was a fundamentally immoral status quo.
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Mr. Duterte said he would ask Congress to reimpose the death penalty, which has been suspended since 2006 in the face of staunch opposition from the dominant Roman Catholic Church.
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In both, the military is equivocating and appears split between those wanting to honor popular demands for freedom and those seeking to reimpose authoritarian rule under one of their own.
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But now, in response to Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on firms doing business with Iran, Iran's leaders could decide to exceed the tough nuclear restrictions established by the accord.
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That deal lifted a ban on American companies selling to ZTE, but the deal also allowed the Commerce Department to reimpose the ban if ZTE violated terms of the agreement.
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Often cited is the 2015 nuclear deal — the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) — and the Trump administration's 2018 decision to withdraw from the agreement and reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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In such a scenario, the four Western nations could create their own supplemental agreement to reimpose sanctions if the Iranians violated any of the new conditions that they would set.
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He appears more likely than ever to rip up the Iran nuclear deal as he faces his next deadline of May 12 to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Introduced the day before Republican Donald Trump leaves on his first trip to Asia as president, the legislation would reimpose some sanctions lifted last year as Myanmar returned to democracy.
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Starting in two weeks, Mr. Trump faces a series of deadlines on whether the United States should reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted as a result of the agreement.
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Starting this week, Washington will reimpose sanctions on Iran's purchases of U.S. dollars, its trade in gold and precious metals, and its dealings with metals, coal and industrial-related software.
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And the president is expected to announce this week that he will decline to certify the Iran nuclear agreement, which would force Congress to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions.
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The president has boasted that his decision to abandon the nuclear deal, and reimpose sanctions on Iran, had already forced the Iranian leadership to curb its behavior in the region.
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If the administration were to jettison the deal now, few of its former partners would likely reimpose sanctions, leaving Iran potentially far better off than it was before the deal.
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" The retired general David Petraeus —McMaster's former boss in Afghanistan—predicted that the Taliban would attempt to "overthrow the Afghan government and reimpose medieval rule," thereby energizing "Islamist extremism worldwide.
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The government, aided by Russian airstrikes, has hammered rebel-held areas in an attempt to reimpose Damascus's control over the entire country, also resulting in the deaths of countless civilians.
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" That followed an early Monday announcement that the U.S. would reimpose tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from Brazil and Argentina for "presiding over a massive devaluation of their currencies.
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Europe could still reimpose restrictions if there was a "very big increase as compared to normal" of imported Japanese cars, Cecilia Malmstrom, the European trade commissioner, told reporters later Thursday.
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The aim generally would be to reimpose limits on travel and commerce, supposedly to punish Cuba's despotic government, now led by Raúl Castro, brother of the revolutionary leader Fidel Castro.
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Much is made of the fact that if the president does not recertify, Congress only has 60-calendar days in which to act on a bill to reimpose the sanctions.
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Brian Hook, the U.S. special representative for Iran, told reporters that Saudi Arabia had been "very helpful" in bolstering oil supplies while the U.S. moved to reimpose sanctions against Tehran.
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There is no chance they'd abandon those deals and reimpose sanctions on Iran if Trump chose to withdraw from the agreement despite no evidence that Iran has violated its terms.
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That difficult choice could fall on Iraq's next prime minister, however, if U.S. President Donald Trump decides to reimpose sanctions on Iran lifted after a 2015 deal restraining its nuclear program.
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It also expressed "deep regret" -- diplomatic speak for anger and frustration -- about the US decision to reimpose sanctions lifted after the deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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Oil prices are partly rallying because President Donald Trump this week pulled America out of the nuclear deal with Iran and said he would reimpose sanctions on a big oil producer.
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That would give the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran that were suspended in return for it rolling back technologies with nuclear bomb-making potential.
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McKinley drafted the legislation to allow Harrison to selectively reimpose the sugar tariff on any country that refused to alter its trade policy to be more open to US manufacturing exports.
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No group has claimed responsibility but the government blamed Taliban insurgents, who are fighting to reimpose strict Islamic law after they were ousted from power in 2001 by U.S.-led forces.
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So far the deal remains in place and neither the EU nor the UN would agree to reimpose international sanctions on Tehran, which helped bring the country to the negotiating table.
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What's next: Congress has 60 days to decide whether to reimpose the sanctions against Iran that were lifted in exchange for roll backs to Iran's nuclear program in the 2015 deal.
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European, Russian and Chinese companies are also vying for major roles in Iran's oil and gas industry, so their governments are unlikely to reimpose sanctions except in response to clear violations.
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Although congressional leaders have declined to say whether they would seek to reimpose sanctions, Republican lawmakers were united in their opposition to the agreement reached by Democratic former President Barack Obama.
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That might mean a husband who perceives his wife's failure to do the laundry as a challenge to his rightful authority, leading him to try to reimpose his will through violence.
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Oil prices were lower after declining slightly on Friday as investors waited for signs on whether the U.S. would reimpose sanctions on Iran and digested the increase in U.S. rig count.
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Washington decided to reimpose sanctions on Iran upon its withdrawal, accusing it of posing a security threat, and has told countries they must halt all imports of Iranian oil from Nov.
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The Iranian rial has been in a nosedive this year, largely due to the Trump administration's decision to reimpose sanctions against Tehran after the White House abandoned the Iran nuclear deal.
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But he has remained a divisive figure, viewed by opponents as an old-fashioned military strongman who seeks to reimpose authoritarian rule across Libya and labels all his rivals as terrorists.
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S. relations, geopolitical tensions have arisen from bellicose rhetoric between the U.S. and Iran following Trump's decision to withdraw from an international nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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Consequently, FATF should maintain Iran on its blacklist of high-risk jurisdictions and reimpose increased due diligence protocols, called countermeasures, aimed at protecting banks and financial institutions from AML/CFT risk.
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Oil prices retreated from 2180-1/2 year highs on Tuesday as investors waited on an announcement by President Donald Trump on whether the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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One option for Mr. Trump, advocated by many Republicans, is to simply reimpose sanctions on Iran for non-nuclear reasons, including its activities in Syria and its continued support of terrorism.
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Here's this week's briefing: Iran: Riding solo You may feel like it's Groundhog Day because you are preparing to reimpose the same old sanctions against the same old rogue regime, Iran.
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The appeals court said Indiana can ask a jury to reimpose the death penalty if Stephenson does not wear the stun belt, or ask a judge to impose a lesser penalty.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is set to reimpose all sanctions against Iran that had been lifted as part of the 2015 nuclear agreement, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Friday.
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Trump has declined to reimpose these sanctions before, but there were serious concerns among lawmakers from both parties that he was prepared to put them back in place this time around.
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It was a strange, wonky maneuver — it didn't undo the US's commitment to the pact, but it gave Congress a 60-day opportunity to reimpose sanctions through an expedited legislative process.
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Reports in Washington nevertheless suggest that Mr. Tillerson and others around the president are working on a plan under which Mr. Trump would decertify Iran, but Congress would not reimpose sanctions.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers will have to decide whether to reimpose punitive sanctions on Tehran, a move that would almost certainly scuttle the 2015 deal that was brokered by world powers.
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Trump's decision Friday to certify that Iran is no longer in compliance with the deal set off a clock for Congress to quickly reimpose sanctions that were lifted under the accord.
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Obama's administration had asked Congress to hold off on renewing the ISA, saying it has enough power to reimpose economic sanctions if Iran violates the nuclear agreement even if it expires.
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President Donald Trump's administration has urged countries around the world to cut all their imports of Iranian oil from early November as it seeks to reimpose sanctions over Tehran's nuclear program.
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The talks were launched in February as part of efforts to avert President Donald Trump's decision to pull the U.S. out of a 2015 nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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American males have to register with the Selective Service for the possibility of military conscription, but Congress and the president would have to pass and sign legislation to reimpose a draft.
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Saudi Arabia welcomed President Donald Trump's decision in May to withdraw the United States from the international nuclear agreement with Iran and to reimpose economic sanctions on its arch-foe Tehran.
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Two senior Trump administration officials told Reuters on Wednesday that the president, a Republican, had privately expressed reluctance to heed the advice of top advisers recommending he not reimpose the suspended sanctions.
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If only the US were to reimpose its sanctions, Iran would be under significantly less economic pressure than it was when it finally came to the negotiating table in the first place.
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Around 2 pm on Tuesday, Trump withdrew the US from the Iran nuclear deal, saying the US would reimpose sanctions on Tehran and stop other countries from improving ties with the country.
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PARIS,, May 7 (Reuters) - Europe would have to reimpose sanctions on Iran if Tehran reneged on parts of the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, a French presidency source said on Tuesday.
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President Trump just announced that he will reimpose unilateral sanctions on banks that finance Iran's oil industry, a major move that will irritate European allies and effectively end the 2015 nuclear deal.
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In his memo, Bolton asserts that Iran's "outright violations" of the terms of the deal give the US license to scrap the deal and reimpose crippling economic sanctions on the country unilaterally.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Both Washington's European allies and Tehran pledged on Tuesday to uphold the 2015 Iran nuclear deal despite President Donald Trump's decision to pull the United States out and reimpose sanctions.
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The insurgents, driven from power by a U.S-led campaign in 2001, are seeking to reimpose hardline Islamist rule and are now in control or threatening around a third of the country.
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The United States called last week on countries to suspend providing weapons to Myanmar's military, but it stopped short of threatening to reimpose U.S. sanctions, which were suspended under the Obama administration.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker said the renewal ensures Trump can reimpose sanctions Obama lifted under the deal, in which Iran curbed its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Such a move would not automatically kill the deal; instead, it would leave it to Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted as part of the agreement.
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The announcement was Tehran's third move in six months to ratchet up pressure on the West in response to President Trump's decision to exit the nuclear agreement and reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Trump also said he had no intention of certifying Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal, punting the issue to Congress to determine whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran and scrap the deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will decide by May 12 whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted as part of an agreement with six other world powers over Tehran's nuclear program.
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Trump's move, which had been previewed to CNN by government sources and foreign diplomats, will give Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions lifted under the terms of the agreement.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has given Britain, France and Germany a May 2000 deadline to fix what he views as the flaws of the 22016 nuclear deal, or he will reimpose sanctions.
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Further bullion support could come from rising security risks in the Middle East after the United States said it would withdraw from the 2015 international nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions.
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She said they plan to seek an injunction against future purges — and their lawsuit demands that the Justice Department reimpose preclearance reviews in the county until bias-free elections are a reality.
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He's blowing up the Iran nuclear deal and threatening to reimpose sanctions on European companies, while tasking Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to try to get a stronger deal with the Europeans.
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Still, she said she was concerned by the rise in water use and warned that the state may reimpose mandatory cuts if conservation continues to decline and California endures another dry winter.
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Mr. Trump, in declaring his intention not to certify Iran's compliance with the deal, essentially kicked to Congress a decision about whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran and blow up the agreement.
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While Washington prepares to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran after pulling out of the nuclear deal, Iran's faction-ridden religious and political elites have closed ranks against Trump's hawkish approach to Tehran.
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In a June 14 memorandum, Mr. Trump said that the relevant agencies would wait 72 hours to make any changes if a court gave the government the right to reimpose the ban.
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"To reimpose the border is like putting up the Berlin Wall again, after you've taken it down," said Mr. Fleming, whose farm equipment company is based just two miles from the border.
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Last fall, deciding whether to reimpose sanctions and decertify the deal under the Corker-Cardin legislation, the administration also opted to keep the door open to 'fixes' -- a punt on third down.
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In the absence of a Northern Irish government, the British government will probably reimpose direct rule on the province to avert or address any disruption that a no-deal Brexit may cause.
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Should the United States reimpose sanctions against Iran, energy consultancy FGE said that would likely result in a 250,000 to 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) drop in its exports by year-end.
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Taliban militants, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster, blew up two ancient giant Buddha statues in Bamiyan province in March that year because they were deemed un-Islamic.
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Ties between Tehran and Washington took a turn for the worse following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last May to pull out of an international nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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While the main reason was to end America's participation in a horrible humanitarian catastrophe, it was also an attempt to reimpose Congress's authority over whether and when the US goes to war.
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Trump's decision on Tuesday to renege on the 2015 nuclear accord with Iran and reimpose sanctions against Tehran came with the threat of penalties against any foreign firms involved in business there.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker was working on amending the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act law to include "trigger points" that if crossed by Iran would automatically reimpose U.S. sanctions.
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If the rest of the countries don't reimpose their own sanctions, Iran may very well end up still having more access to international markets than it had before the deal was inked.
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In a telephone call a day after Trump unilaterally announced he was pulling out of the agreement and would reimpose sanctions on Iran, Macron said his aim was to "preserve regional stability".
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If Trump declines to certify the Iran deal, it would open a 60-day window in which U.S. congressional leaders could move quickly to reimpose sanctions on Tehran suspended under the agreement.
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It was the first time the United States had called for punishment of Myanmar's military, but she stopped short of threatening to reimpose U.S. sanctions which were suspended under the Obama administration.
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Annual import plans by Indian state refiners for 2400/2019 were finalised before President Donald Trump's decision in May to withdraw from a 2015 international nuclear deal with Iran and to reimpose sanctions.
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Iran's oil exports have fallen sharply since U.S. President Donald Trump said in May 2018 the United States would withdraw from a pact curtailing Iran's disputed nuclear program and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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The announcement would come ahead of the first anniversary of President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of a 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran and to reimpose sanctions that had crippled Iran's economy.
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If Trump does not certify in October that Iran is complying with the agreement, the U.S. Congress will have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions waived under the 2015 international accord.
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Oil prices were on track for their biggest weekly increase in a month on expectations of potential disruption to crude flows from major exporter Iran as the United States plans to reimpose sanctions.
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The West African country has tried to make the exchange rate more flexible before, leading to a 30 percent devaluation last year, only to reimpose a quasi currency peg, creating multiple exchange rates.
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Commission on Human Rights Chairman Chito Gascon said his agency opposes the death penalty and would block any attempt to reimpose it, adding that the constitution forbids cruel and degrading punishments like hanging.
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Prosecutors asked a judge to reimpose preventive measures against both executives, requesting the court block as much as 3.8 billion reais ($1.2 billion) worth of their assets and that they surrender their passports.
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The United States has until May 22016 to decide whether to quit a nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions against the third-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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While it will take several months to reimpose these penalties, there is little reason for optimism that the decision will produce a more coherent policy that constrains Iran's nuclear program and regional interventions.
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Trump's refusal to certify Iran gives Congress the option to reimpose those sanctions — which would blow up the deal — but administration has instructed them to hold their fire, Tillerson told reporters on Thursday.
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The president took the extra step earlier this year to decertify the accord, a move which did not kill the deal entirely, but provided Congress with a 2628-day window to reimpose sanctions.
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We assess that it is concurrently pursuing a strategy to get you to cancel, postpone or at least water down sanctions against Iran's energy sector, which you are set to reimpose in November.
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The Senate easily passed a military funding bill that would reimpose sanctions on Chinese telecommunications company ZTE, challenging a controversial deal negotiated by the Trump administration to save the company from possible bankruptcy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is actively considering waivers on sanctions it will reimpose next month for countries that are reducing their imports of Iranian oil, a U.S. government official said on Friday.
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Iran's top leader was earlier reported as saying that U.S. President Donald Trump's policies face opposition across the world as Washington prepared to reimpose sanctions on Iran's vital oil-exporting and financial sectors.
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By removing crippling sanctions at the outset, and making it exceedingly difficult to reimpose them, the JCPOA seriously complicated efforts to deter or punish Iran within or beyond the bounds of the agreement.
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Mr. Trump's tariffs have hit Indian manufacturers; his decision to walk away from the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose economic sanctions on countries that buy oil from Tehran could hit India particularly hard.
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In his statement Friday, the president said he'd reimpose the measures next time the deadline comes around unless European allies put stricter limitations on what Iran is allowed to do under the pact.
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It may be the generals or the secret police or the family; they will renounce their fallen leader to appease the protesters, but as soon as it is feasible they reimpose authoritarian rule.
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"Because the Trump administration has not yet decided to reimpose sanctions on Iran, the existing nuclear deal framework — and not its repudiation — is currently a 'measure of the United States,'" Mr. Rice said.
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Ms. Haley's remarks were the strongest she has yet made on the crisis, and raised the possibility that the United States might reimpose sanctions on Myanmar that were rescinded under the Obama administration.
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By Monday, the White House began informing allies that Mr. Trump was going to withdraw from the deal and reimpose sanctions on oil and impose new sanctions against the Central Bank of Iran.
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Oil prices retreated from three-and-a-half-year highs on Tuesday as investors waited on an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump on whether the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Under one option, the Trump administration could declare that Iran is violating the deal but say that the United States intends to keep it in place for now and not immediately reimpose sanctions.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Thousands of Roman Catholics marched in the Philippines capital Manila on Saturday in the biggest gathering denouncing extra-judicial killings and a government plan to reimpose the death penalty for criminals.
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Total had signaled in May that it could pull out once it had assessed the ramifications of President Donald Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions and if it was not granted a sanctions waiver.
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The plight of women and girls in Afghanistan has been perilous in wartime, and it could become far bleaker if the Taliban topple the current government and reimpose their barbaric pre-2001 regime.
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The European nations party to the deal — the UK, France, and Germany — may not comply with Iran's demand, saying they would reimpose their own sanctions if Iran surpasses the low-enriched uranium limit.
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The Trump administration has pressed China to accept an agreement allowing the United States to unilaterally reimpose tariffs if it concludes that China has not gone through with structural changes to its economy.
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In the past month, the administration has also pushed for a broader enforcement mechanism, which would include the right to reimpose tariffs for any category of goods in which imports from China surge.
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It was the first time the United States called for punishment of military leaders behind the repression, but stopped short of threatening to reimpose U.S. sanctions which were suspended under the Obama administration.
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Few experts think the rest of the countries who signed onto the current deal would be willing to reimpose their own sanctions given how quickly they've worked to sign new trade deals with Iran.
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If he does say Iran is not respecting the deal, the U.S. Congress would have 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions that were lifted in exchange for curbs on Iran's nuclear programme.
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A French presidential source said the European countries did not yet know precisely what steps Iran was now planning, but they could have to reimpose sanctions on Iran if those steps amount to reneging.
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The incident is the latest escalation of spiraling tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which stem from Washington's decision to withdraw from a 2015 nuclear deal and to reimpose crippling economic sanctions against Tehran.
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A bare majority vote in both Republican-controlled chambers would be enough to reimpose sanctions, as the procedures for a sanctions vote set up under INARA do not give Democrats an opportunity to filibuster.
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However, they have warned Iran that if it were not to abide by the terms of the deal, then they would also be forced to pull out and reimpose sanctions as Washington has done.
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Those moves don't mean Iran will immediately resume its pursuit of a nuke; lose US allies could reimpose their own sanctions if Tehran used Washington's move as a pretense to restart its nuclear program.
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At the moment Britain has no such customs border with the EU, a free-trade area of 2000 states, but it is likely to reimpose one when it leaves the bloc in March, 2300.
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The attacks have undermined support for President Ashraf Ghani, who offered in February to hold peace talks with Taliban insurgents fighting to drive out international forces and reimpose their version of strict Islamic law.
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If the United States were to reimpose secondary oil and financial sanctions, it would face huge resistance from other countries that remain supportive of the JCPOA and hope to keep Iran in the deal.
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Or it could make a more aggressive move and start to enrich nuclear fuel again, a step that could force European states to reimpose their own sanctions and could precipitate a major international crisis.
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The clerics also recommended a ceasefire with the Taliban, who are seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their ouster in 2001, and Ghani endorsed the recommendation, saying it would last until June 20.
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The Trump administration is working to isolate Iran's government following the administration's exit from the Iran nuclear agreement last year and the decision by the administration to reimpose sanctions previously lifted on the country.
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European powers have been scrambling to salvage the agreement they signed in 2015 since U.S. President Donald Trump pulled Washington out last month and said he would reimpose far-reaching U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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The move by the state-controlled bank, India's biggest, comes after U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of an international nuclear deal with Iran last month, pledging to reimpose tough sanctions within 180 days.
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Provincial cities have also been hit as the Taliban, seeking to reimpose hardline Islamic rule, have stepped up fighting across the country since they announced the beginning of their annual spring offensive in April.
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Europeans are publicly unhappy with Mr. Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the 2015 nuclear deal and to reimpose harsh economic sanctions on Iran, including shutting down most of its oil exports.
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The reaction was far from panicked, as Mr. Trump's decision punts to Congress the critical decision of whether the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran — a step that would effectively sink the deal.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain swiftly backed U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Tehran, reflecting their concern about Iran's ballistic missile program and support for militant groups.
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Anger toward the United States was especially fervent at the anniversary rallies last year following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the world powers' 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions.
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If the country raced again to produce near-bomb-grade fuel, an international movement could well arise to reimpose sanctions, unless Iran could successfully argue that Mr. Trump goaded the country into its actions.
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But many of its moves, including Trump's decision to walk away from the internationally negotiated nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions on the country have also alarmed and upset some of America's allies.
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Trump decided earlier this year to quit the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Tehran that had been lifted in exchange for Iran curbing its nuclear program as part of the agreement.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday arrived in Washington for a state visit, raising speculation the United States could reimpose sanctions on Iran, following renewed criticism of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Republicans unanimously opposed the Iran deal when it was enacted but now several key GOP lawmakers are wavering on whether the U.S. should reimpose sanctions on Iran should Trump pull out of the agreement.
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The U.S. could yield to Chinese redlines that object to America retaining tariffs post-agreement and remove clauses that enable the U.S. to reimpose punitive tariffs unilaterally if it judges China out of compliance.
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Next month, the U.S. will reimpose the first tranche of sanctions — targeting cars, gold and other metals — that had been lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal, a move that has already hit Iran's economy.
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Relations between Iran and the United States have deteriorated since May 2018, when Washington chose to leave the 2015 nuclear deal the Iranian regime negotiated with world powers and reimpose crippling sanctions on Iran's economy.
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In one possible compromise, Trump could choose not to reimpose the sanctions that were eased under the nuclear deal but could slap other punishments on Iran, a pattern he has followed over the last year.
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The new bill would mandatorily reimpose those punishments if ZTE violates any of the probationary conditions in the deal it struck with the Trump administration, such as illegally exporting phones to Iran or North Korea.
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When Trump decided to "decertify" the Iran deal under the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act, it opened a 60-day window for Congress to easily reimpose old sanctions on Iran that would end the deal.
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Trump raged at Tillerson and Mattis, forcing national security adviser H.R. McMaster to suggest a compromise whereby Trump could refuse to certify the deal but let Congress decide whether to reimpose sanctions, the report said.
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De-certifying would not withdraw the United States from the deal but it would give the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose the sanctions on Tehran that were suspended under the agreement.
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A bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill on Tuesday that would reimpose sanctions on ZTE if the Chinese telecommunications firm fails to live up to U.S. laws and an agreement with the Trump administration.
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President Donald Trump in May pulled the United States out of an international nuclear deal with Iran and said he would reimpose harsh sanctions on Tehran, upsetting European allies who have scrambled to preserve ties.
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If Kim continues to balk, the president could sadly inform him of the need to reimpose sanctions, or reinstitute joint military exercises with South Korea that Trump suspended unilaterally over his concern about their expense.
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Crude prices hit their highest levels in well over three years Wednesday morning after President Trump's decision to bail on the Iran nuclear deal and to reimpose energy sanctions after a 180-day wind down.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's top leader said on Saturday U.S. President Donald Trump's policies face opposition across the world as Washington prepared to reimpose sanctions on Iran's vital oil-exporting and financial sectors, state television reported.
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Katsuyuki Kawai told Reuters one option for Japan itself could be to reimpose bilateral sanctions it eased in 2014 in return for North Korea's reopening of a probe into the status of abducted Japanese citizens.
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In an effort to tighten practices at the White House, a new chief of staff tried to reimpose longstanding procedures stipulating that National Security Council staff members should participate in all calls with foreign leaders.
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Even if Congress doesn't move quickly to reimpose sanctions, Iran and our allies in this agreement know that a congressional election is looming, and a tough stance against Tehran could make for appealing campaign ads.
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That by itself would not abrogate the deal, but would give Congress 60 days to reimpose sanctions on Iran, an action that would mean an end to the agreement, at least for the United States.
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PA CEO Patrick Pouyanne said on Sunday that the French oil and gas company would seek a waiver to continue the development of an Iranian gas field should the United States decide to reimpose sanctions.
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They must soon choose whether to fight Mr. Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran or accede to it, a decision that will help determine the success of the American strategy to again isolate Iran.
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Indian officials may thereby be focused on some near-term issues with economic implications, including whether they will get waivers for any ongoing purchases of Iranian crude oil after you reimpose these sanctions in November.
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Macron, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, came to Washington in hopes of persuading President Donald Trump not to reimpose sanctions on Iran before a May 12 deadline and imperil the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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"What really matters here is what enforcements will the U.S. have when the Chinese don't follow through," Scissors said, adding that this would need to entail a threat to reimpose tariffs by a certain date.
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Trump's Iran deal announcement was made in a Tuesday afternoon White House address, in which he announced that he would reimpose sanctions on Iran's oil sector that had been lifted as part of the agreement.
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The OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia, agreed in June to lift oil supplies, but OPEC then signaled last week that it may have to reimpose output cuts as global inventories rise.
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If Trump does pull the US out of the nuclear pact and reimpose sanctions, the energy firm FGE estimates that Iran could decrease its oil exports by up to 1 million barrels of oil a day.
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The clerics also recommended a ceasefire with the Taliban, who are seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their ouster in 2001, and Ghani endorsed the recommendation, announcing a laying down of arms until June 20.
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The immediate practical effect, instead, is to set up special legislative rules that allow Congress to quickly reimpose sanctions on Iran, ones that would essentially prevent the Democrats from having a meaningful say in the matter.
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Saudi Arabia, Iran's main regional rival, and the United Arab Emirates have backed Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Tehran, reflecting the wealthy oil exporters' concern about Iran's ballistic missile program and support for militant groups.
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NICKEL: Prices of the stainless steel ingredient touched $13,615, their highest since March 7, on worries about supply after major producer Indonesia said it would stick to plans to reimpose an ore export ban from 2022.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would reimpose economic curbs on Iran after withdrawing the United States from the 2015 agreement that lifted sanctions against Tehran in exchange for limits on its nuclear programme.
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Italy's Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday the Iran nuclear agreement must be preserved, after President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the 2015 accord and to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran.
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Rouhani's announcement marked Tehran's first concrete reaction to a decision by the U.S. Congress last month to extend some sanctions on Tehran that would also make it easier to reimpose others lifted under the nuclear pact.
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The long enmity between Iran and the United States worsened further following President Donald Trump's decision last year to pull out of an international accord curbing Tehran's nuclear program and to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran.
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More than 40 lawmakers urged President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday to reimpose U.S. travel bans on Myanmar's military leaders and prepare targeted sanctions against those responsible for a crackdown on the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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The addition of centrifuges is among several steps Iran has taken in recent months to ratchet up pressure on the West in response to President Trump's decision to exit the 2015 nuclear agreement and reimpose sanctions.
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Hashemi's detention added to the tension that has grown between Iran and the United States since U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last May to pull out of an international nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Foreign and finance ministers from the European Union, United Kingdom, France and Germany on Friday condemned the Trump administration's plans to reimpose the last set of sanctions lifted under the Iran nuclear deal early next week.
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The New York Times, citing a source, reported that the U.S. will reimpose all sanctions waived under the Iran deal and impose new penalties, a sweeping move that will almost certainly trigger a showdown with Tehran.
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Weeks after President Donald Trump pulled out of an international nuclear deal with Iran and threatened to reimpose sanctions on Iran, the United States told all countries on Tuesday to stop importing Iranian oil from November.
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Two senior administration official told Reuters on Wednesday that Trump's top advisers were recommending that he not reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the agreement between Iran, the United States and other world powers.
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Following the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, the Trump administration has promised to reimpose energy-sector sanctions on Iran, effectively freezing investment on new developments in the market with the world's largest gas reserves.
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The Europeans are especially anxious that President Trump may use the protests in Iran as a reason to reimpose United States economic sanctions on Iran, possibly killing the multilateral deal that limited the country's nuclear program.
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In May, when the Trump administration pulled out of the nuclear deal, it said it would reimpose the harsh economic sanctions that had been lifted under the agreement, aiming at Iran's oil exports and banking sector.
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The tensions stem from President Donald Trump's decision to pull the U.S. out of a nuclear deal with Iran, and move to reimpose sanctions that were rolled back in exchange for Tehran curbing its nuclear program.
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He also did not push Congress to reimpose sanctions lifted under the deal, but did ask that they amend the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (IRANA) to address what he sees as issues in the accord.
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But many Iranians have yet to see major economic improvement, and the prospect that Washington would reimpose sanctions has helped drive a collapse in the value of Iran's currency this year, raising the cost of imports.
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If the Trump administration tries to alter the deal or to reimpose sanctions, it could prompt Iran to violate a range of obligations, like the disabling of nuclear facilities and the sharp limits on reprocessing uranium.
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August 23, 2019: Beijing unveils a new round of tariffs of up to 10% on $75 billion in US goods -- including whiskey -- and announces plans to reimpose tariffs on US autos and parts starting December 15.
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The UN's top court ruled on Wednesday that the United States must ease its sanctions on Iran for humanitarian reasons, a month before the administration planned to reimpose some of the most stringent sanctions on Tehran.
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The insurgents, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster by U.S.-led troops, called off a meeting with U.S. officials in Saudi Arabia this week because of Riyadh's insistence involving the Afghan government.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More than 40 lawmakers urged the Trump administration on Wednesday to reimpose U.S. travel bans on Myanmar's military leaders and prepare targeted sanctions against those responsible for a crackdown on the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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In the tweet, Trump said the extra Saudi oil would help offset a decline in supply from Iran, after the United States pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal in May and moved to reimpose oil sanctions.
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And without buy-in from partners like the European Union, whose corporations do far more business with Iran than America's, it'll be very difficult to reimpose a sanctions regime that actually does serious damage to Iran's economy.
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Instead Nikki Haley, his ambassador to the UN, signalled that Mr Trump could "decertify" Iran's compliance, perhaps citing national-security interests, without formally withdrawing from the JCPOA—leaving Congress to decide what, if any, sanctions to reimpose.
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The protests in Iran that began in late December have posed no immediate threat to oil production but there is concern that U.S. President Donald Trump may reimpose sanctions on Iranian oil, which could disrupt oil exports.
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European countries have been under sustained U.S. pressure to reimpose sanctions on Iran since President Donald Trump last year pulled Washington out of an international nuclear non-proliferation treaty reached with Tehran under his predecessor Barack Obama.
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"We do not want Tehran to announce tomorrow actions that would violate the nuclear agreement, because in this case we Europeans would be obliged to reimpose sanctions as per the terms of the agreement," the source said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Total CEO Patrick Pouyanne said on Sunday that the French oil and gas company would seek a waiver to continue the development of an Iranian gas field should the United States decide to reimpose sanctions.
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Rouhani engineered Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers that ushered in a cautious detente with Washington before tensions flared anew with Trump's decision in May to pull out of the accord and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Indeed, the Football Association, which governs all levels of the sport in England, is pressing the Premier League to revisit and reimpose stricter limits on the numbers of foreign players to conform with the spirit of Brexit.
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Raising the risk of conflict in the Middle East, upsetting European allies and casting uncertainty over global oil supplies, Trump said he would reimpose U.S. economic sanctions on Iran that had been lifted under the 2015 agreement.
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Oil has risen 51 percent in the last year, driven by coordinated supply cuts and, this month, by concern over Iranian supply after the United States said it would reimpose sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear activities.
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It assumes that Iran will honor its nuclear obligations so long as the United States does not reimpose nuclear sanctions, thus preserving the benefits of a deal that Trump's secretary of defense testified does serve U.S. interests.
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Driving the assessment: The economic crisis in Venezuela has created oil supply problems, and President Trump's decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the country have sent crude prices soaring.
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But a future FCC could reimpose such rules, and AT&T and others want Congress to step in and write a permanent solution for a more than decade-long dispute that would likely provide fewer consumer protections.
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Demands for more robust inspections, and threats to reimpose sanctions if breakout time falls below one year, will have much more force if the administration announces the Pentagon is updating contingency plans to neutralize Iran's nuclear facilities.
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Saudi Arabia gained this ability on Friday, overcoming objections from Iran, which expects its production to decline in the wake of the Trump administration's recent decision to withdraw from the country's nuclear deal and reimpose economic sanctions.
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Some natural events are common enough to have management plans that rapidly reimpose order on chaos: Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and blizzards may not be wholly predictable but occur frequently enough that we've developed largely predictable relief responses.
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The White House on Monday blasted a federal judge's ruling earlier in the day to reimpose a block on the implementation of an administration policy that limits migrants' ability to apply for asylum at the southern border.
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In recent days administration and congressional officials have hinted that, rather than asking for legislation to immediately reimpose sanctions, Trump may ask Congress to pass legislation that would modify INARA to demand specific changes to the JCPOA.
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President Hassan Rouhani of Iran, whose support for the nuclear agreement was his signature campaign issue, said on Saturday that Mr. Trump's decision to abandon the accord and reimpose sanctions had left the United States more isolated.
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Trump last week announced he planned to reimpose an array of sanctions lifted by the accord, and the U.S. Treasury on Tuesday imposed sanctions on Iran's central bank governor, three other individuals and an Iraq-based bank.
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If Trump decertifies Iran's compliance by the end of the week, which sources close to the president expects he will do, Congress can reimpose sanctions on Tehran using a simple majority vote for the next 60 days.
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But it's also an open question as to how a GOP riven by internal tensions would treat a high-stakes pitch from Trump to — rather than reimpose sanctions — craft a new agreement that's even tougher on Iran.
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Iran's rial has lost 40 percent of its value since President Donald Trump's decision on May 8 to pull the United States out of Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers and reimpose tough economic sanctions on Tehran.
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Trump's move, at odds with the commitment of the other parties to the deal, meant the U.S. Congress must decide by mid-December whether to reimpose economic sanctions lifted under the accord, reached under his predecessor Barack Obama.
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OPEC and its partners led by Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia agreed in June to lift oil supplies, but OPEC then signaled last week that it may have to reimpose output cuts as global inventories rise.
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It's possible that Trump and Republicans in Congress will pursue new sanctions that would reimpose penalties that were lifted during the Iran deal, but ostensibly based on other justifications like its support for militant groups throughout the region.
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Since the deal is working on technical grounds, European powers — which do more business with Iran and thus can impose more painful sanctions than the US can — likely wouldn't reimpose sanctions if the US unilaterally destroyed the agreement.
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Syrian government forces backed by Hezbollah, Iranian militia and other allies on Sunday sought to reimpose a siege on rebel-held areas of eastern Aleppo, according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and other sources.
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Despite the U.S. decision to reimpose the sanctions, Germany, France and Britain are trying to rescue the agreement by setting up a barter-based trade conduit with Iran, but an Iranian mirror mechanism has yet to be established.
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In August Washington said Iran had test-fired a short-range anti-ship missile in the strait during naval drills it believed were intended as a warning after U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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The U.S. Treasury said it will reimpose a wide array of Iran-related sanctions after the expiry of 20.5- and 2109.65-day wind-down periods, including those aimed at Iran's oil sector and transactions with its central bank.
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The U.S. administration appeared to deal a fatal blow to the transaction on Tuesday when President Donald Trump pulled Washington out of the 2015 nuclear accord with Iran and said it would reimpose sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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The U.S. Treasury said it will reimpose a wide array of Iran-related sanctions after the expiry of 0.53- and 20.5-day wind-down periods, including those aimed at Iran's oil sector and transactions with its central bank.
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Chito Gascon, the chairman of the Human Rights Commission of the Philippines, said his agency opposes the death penalty and would block any attempt to reimpose it, adding that the Constitution forbids cruel and degrading punishments like hanging.
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Currently, the US and its five partners are complying, but Trump is allowed under US law to unilaterally reimpose US sanctions if he so chooses, which would put the US in violation of its terms under the deal.
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Trump's decision will not eradicate the Iran deal in itself: Republican hawks in Congress are thought unlikely at this stage to decide within a statutory 60-day period to reimpose sanctions that would cause Iran to walk away.
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"We do not want Tehran to announce tomorrow actions that would violate the nuclear agreement, because in this case we Europeans would be obliged to reimpose sanctions as per the terms of the agreement," a French source said.
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A hypothetical Democratic candidate could secure a narrow nationwide majority in November 2020, only to see Republican lawmakers in Texas or Florida reimpose a winner-take-all system before the electors gather to cast their votes in December.
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WASHINGTON — Hundreds of thousands of people could soon lose food stamps as states reimpose time limits and work requirements that were suspended in recent years because of high unemployment, state officials and advocates for the poor said Friday.
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Unfortunately, certain interests have long been pushing the Surface Transportation Board to, in effect, reimpose price controls on the railroad industry and inflict "forced access" whereby railroads would be forced to open up their rail lines to competitors.
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In the most benign interpretation, responsible members of the Trump team are letting the president play to his domestic political base by denouncing the deal, but not allowing him to withdraw or reimpose sanctions that would violate it.
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Should he unravel the Iran nuclear deal, most analysts believe that Tehran would renew nuclear development but that the deal's other parties — Russia, China and several from Europe — would blame the United States and decline to reimpose sanctions.
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Tehran said in May it would reduce compliance with the nuclear pact it agreed with world powers in 2015 in protest at the United States' decision to unilaterally pull out of the agreement and reimpose sanctions last year.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - The European Union's energy chief sought to reassure Iran on Saturday that the bloc remained committed to salvaging a nuclear deal with Tehran despite U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to exit the accord and reimpose sanctions.
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Trump's action opened a 60-day window for Congress to act to reimpose sanctions on Iran's nuclear program that were lifted under the agreement, but there has been no move to do so in the House or Senate.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian Thursday slammed the U.S.'s push to reimpose sanctions on companies trading with Iran, saying it was "unacceptable" that European businesses should pay the price for Washington reneging on an agreement.
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In neighboring Wisconsin, the advocacy group One Wisconsin filed a federal lawsuit on Monday seeking to strike down that lame-duck Legislature's decision to reimpose limits on early voting that an earlier lawsuit had found to be discriminatory.
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But there are indications that Congress has little appetite to reimpose sanctions, and analysts have said that if Mr. Trump quietly asks Republican hawks on Iran, like Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, to hold off, they probably would.
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Iran already is feeling the ill effects of Mr. Trump's decision last month to withdraw the United States from the 2015 nuclear agreement and reimpose economic sanctions, which penalize businesses in other countries for doing business with Iran.
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A Taliban spokesman, Qari Yousuf Ahmadi, said the militants, fighting to overthrow the government and reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster, had killed or wounded 35 soldiers and destroyed a large cache of weapons and ammunition.
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The Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus outbreak, relaxed the unprecedented quarantine restrictions on its 11 million citizens on Monday, only to almost immediately reverse that decision and reimpose the lockdown of the city.
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But that declaration means Congress gets 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions, a move that would likely kill the agreement and, the deal's supporters warn, put Iran back on the path to building a nuclear bomb.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill on Tuesday that would reimpose sanctions on ZTE Corp if the Chinese telecommunications firm fails to live up to U.S. laws and an agreement with the Trump administration.
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Tehran said in May it would reduce compliance with the nuclear pact it agreed with world powers in 2015, in protest at the United States' decision to unilaterally pull out of the agreement and reimpose sanctions last year.
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In a draft letter sent to lawmakers in March before his confirmation, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer listed among his objectives the ability to reimpose tariffs if Mexican and Canadian imports pose a serious injury threat to U.S. industry.
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While the FCC reversal will lift those restrictions on providers, a future FCC could reimpose them and internet providers have also urged Congress to write new laws to end a decade-long dispute over the future of the internet.
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Rouhani engineered Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers that ushered in a cautious detente with Washington before tensions flared anew with President Donald Trump's decision in May to pull out of the accord and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Relations between Tehran and Washington are highly fraught after the decision in May by U.S. President Donald Trump to withdraw from a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers and to reimpose sanctions, including on Iran's oil sector.
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The absence of foreign ministers from major European powers, Germany and France, highlights festering tensions with the European Union over U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last year to withdraw from a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Iran will export significantly less oil than was initially expected when the United States first announced it would reimpose sanctions on Tehran, and that should boost prices, a senior executive at commodities trader Trafigura said on Monday.
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PARIS/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's threat to trigger a mechanism that could reimpose United Nations sanctions on Iran marks a significant breakdown in diplomacy to try to save the 2015 nuclear deal and could presage its death knell, diplomats say.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The top European Union diplomat, Federica Mogherini, on Tuesday called on the international community to stick to the Iran nuclear deal despite U.S. President Donald Trump announcing he was pulling out and would reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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President Trump tweeted an explosive, all-caps threat directed at Iran's president Hassan Rouhani late Sunday: Why it matters: Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal in May and reimpose sanctions escalated tensions between the two countries.
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If not, under the original drought order issued by Mr. Brown, the state can reimpose mandatory conservation with 10 days' notice, though Ms. Marcus said the board would probably hold hearings to give the public a chance to comment.
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Mr. Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have insisted that, over time, the decision to abandon the deal and reimpose harsh sanctions — drastically cutting Iran's oil revenues — would force the country to abandon all of its nuclear capabilities.
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He also threatened to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement to pressure Canada and Mexico into negotiating a new deal that the Congressional Budget Office estimates would effectively reimpose tariffs on many auto imports from those countries.
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America's partners in the agreement — Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China — will not reimpose sanctions as part of Mr. Trump's quixotic quest for some "better deal," and American businesses will be further disadvantaged in the competition for Iranian markets.
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In a tweet on Saturday, Trump said the extra Saudi oil would help offset a decline in supply from Iran, after the United States pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal in May and moved to reimpose oil sanctions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Trump administration officials called key members of the U.S. Congress on Tuesday and told them he had decided to withdraw from the Iran nuclear agreement, but would not reimpose sanctions for up to six months, congressional aides said.
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Members of Congress have been working since to come up with a bipartisan compromise that would give Trump enough political cover not to reimpose sanctions on Iranian oil before a deadline next week, an action that would kill the pact.
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The U.S. Supreme Court refused to reimpose new rules on partisan poll watchers in Ohio after an appeals court struck them down, while U.S. judges in Pennsylvania and North Carolina declined Democrats' request to impose new rules that Democrats had sought.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union on Monday reaffirmed its support for a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers despite sharp criticism of the accord by President Donald Trump, and it urged U.S. lawmakers not to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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The U.S. Treasury said the United States would reimpose a wide array of Iran-related sanctions after the expiry of 90- and 180-day wind-down periods, including sanctions aimed at Iran's oil sector and transactions with its central bank.
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Trump has given Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran, lifted under the pact in exchange for the scaling down of a program the West fears was aimed at building a nuclear bomb, something Tehran denies.
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The German government will help German firms with business in Iran where it can, but cannot entirely shield them from the U.S. decision to quit the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions against Tehran, the economy minister told a newspaper.
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Mr Xi is determined to reimpose discipline on a querulous society that in recent years, thanks to the rapid spread of social media, has become much better equipped to organise itself independently of the party and to evade official controls.
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U.S. President Donald Trump declared on Tuesday that Washington was leaving the deal under which Iran curbed its nuclear program, saying it was one-sided and he would reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted as part of the accord.
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OIL WAIVERS FOR IRAN SANCTIONS: The Trump administration is set to reimpose sanctions as planned on Iran next week, but eight "jurisdictions" will get temporary waivers to keep importing oil from the Islamic nation without suffering consequences from the United States.
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President Donald Trump on Friday is expected to refuse to certify to Congress that the Iran nuclear deal remains in the best interest of the U.S., but stop short of pulling the U.S. out or telling lawmakers to reimpose sanctions.
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The Republican president gave Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran, lifted under the pact in exchange for scaling down a program the West fears was aimed at building a nuclear bomb, something Tehran denies.
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In a proposed legislative framework, they offered a plan to automatically reimpose sanctions if Iran's nuclear program were to get to a point where Tehran could develop a nuclear weapon in less than one year, known as a "breakout" period.
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And the U.S. applied no serious pressure when General al-Sisi exploited a mass uprising against the incompetence of the elected Islamist regime — one of the largest political demonstration in human history — to reimpose military rule and crush all peaceful dissent.
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U.S. Senator Ted Cruz from Texas and U.S. Senator Marco Rubio say they would rip up the nuclear deal and start over, on the thinking that the United States would be able to persuade European allies to reimpose economic sanctions.
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The Trump administration has been under pressure to reimpose the designation after the death of Otto Warmbier, an American college student held in North Korea for 85033 months who died shortly after being returned to the U.S. in a coma.
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Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran, which was announced ahead of a Saturday deadline, comes as he presses toward a historic meeting with Kim next month following an easing of tensions between the U.S. and North Korea in recent weeks.
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Leading European countries Germany and France opted not to send their foreign ministers over concerns the meeting could highlight big-power tensions over Washington's decision last year to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions against Tehran.
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The Riyadh visit, he said, was needed as Washington prepares to reimpose sanctions against Iran in early November after Trump withdrew from a 2015 deal between Tehran and six world powers that sought to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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On Thursday, Semenya said the tribunal had rejected an IAAF request to reimpose the rules but she had nevertheless had a request to race in the Rabat event denied by the Royal Moroccan Athletics Federation, with no reasons being given.
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Some said the effect was compounded by the Trump administration's decision last January to reimpose what is known as the global gag rule, a Reagan-era restriction that denies American aid to health providers in other countries that offer abortion counseling.
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Reports from Washington suggest that Mr. Trump will in fact decertify the deal, overruling his own national security team, but at the same time quietly encourage Congress not to reimpose punitive economic sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the accord.
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WASHINGTON — Weeks before it is to reimpose another round of punishing sanctions on Iran, the Trump administration warned the world's banks on Thursday that Tehran might try to use duplicitous means to soften the sanctions' bite and continue to fund terrorism.
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Congress will have to decide whether to reimpose sanctions, which could sink the deal, or use the prospect of that to force Iran — and the other parties to the deal — back to the negotiating table to make changes in the agreement.
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President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from a 2015 international nuclear accord with Tehran in May and reimpose sanctions has put Abdul Mahdi's incoming government in a difficult position, since Iraq's economy is closely intertwined with neighbouring Iran's.
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World shares edged towards a six-month high amid the rally in Chinese stocks and strong corporate earnings, with investors setting aside for now a host of simmering global feuds including a U.S. move to reimpose some sanctions on Iran.
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Here's what you need to know: • Washington will reimpose stringent sanctions on Tehran that it had waived as part of the 2000 nuclear accord, after President Trump announced on Tuesday that he was withdrawing the U.S. from the seven-country agreement.
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Mr. Pompeo told him that not only had Mr. Trump decided to pull out of the deal brokered by his predecessor, Barack Obama, but he was also going to reimpose the harshest set of sanctions on Iran that he could.
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Now, by announcing on Tuesday that he is exiting the nuclear deal and will reimpose economic sanctions on Iran and companies around the world that do business with the country, Mr. Trump is engaged in a grand, highly risky experiment.
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Wednesday's meeting of senior officials came more than a month after European parties to the deal - France, Britain and Germany - formally accused Iran of violating its terms, setting off a process that could eventually reimpose international sanctions lifted under the agreement.
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A potential Saudia order could alleviate production pressure for Boeing which is now unlikely to sell 80 jets that IranAir ordered before the United States withdrew from a nuclear deal with Iran and said it would reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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The "phase one" U.S-China trade deal that President Donald Trump will sign will allow the United States to swiftly reimpose tariffs if it unilaterally determines that China has broken any of its commitments, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said.
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That position raises questions about whether the United States would reimpose a funding ban on groups that promote family planning overseas, and to what extent the United States would undermine a key United Nations goal to advance sexual and reproductive rights.
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During Trump's first year in office, his national security team argued it was in the U.S. interest to remain in the deal — a stance that influenced Trump's decision to decertify Iran's compliance with the deal but not to reimpose sanctions.
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Germany's economy minister earlier told a newspaper the Berlin government would help German firms with business in Iran where it could, but could not entirely shield them from the U.S. decision to quit the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions.
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That comes as U.S. Congress has until mid-December to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran that were lifted in exchange for it limiting its nuclear activity, with President Donald Trump disavowing Tehran's compliance with the terms of that deal.
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All it would take is rewriting relevant legislation to allow the president's decision on sanctions waiver and JCPOA certification to remain in place but provide him the authority to reimpose sanctions or decertify the deal whenever he believes events warrant.
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"The administration has had more than six months to review this policy" and "they've come back in October to reimpose what will largely be seen as another unreasonable ban that primarily affects Muslims," said Eric Schwartz, president of Refugees International.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.) told reporters on Tuesday that he has warned administration officials that decertifying "will be misunderstood by our allies and our adversaries, and that it puts at great risk the possibility that Congress will instead" reimpose sanctions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. believes that global oil supplies will exceed demand next year making it easier for countries to cut Iranian oil imports to zero, a senior U.S. official said on Friday as Washington prepares to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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Macron, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, visited Washington last week in the hope of persuading Trump not to reimpose sanctions on Iran before a May 12 deadline and imperil the 2015 deal but the White House has sounded unconvinced.
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He wants Congress to pass a measure that would allow the US to automatically reimpose sanctions on Iran's nuclear program if it crosses certain thresholds in its nuclear activity that technically are currently allowed under the deal during its wind-down.
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Tehran said in May it would reduce compliance with the nuclear pact it agreed with China, Russia and other world powers in 2015, in protest at the United States' decision to unilaterally pull out of the agreement and reimpose sanctions last year.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 20193 (Reuters) - The United States has removed nearly 2.7 million barrels of Iranian oil from global markets as a result of Washington's decision to reimpose sanctions on all purchases of Iran's crude, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has removed nearly 20193 million barrels of Iranian oil from global markets daily as a result of Washington's decision to reimpose sanctions on all purchases of Iran's crude, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican Senator Rand Paul wants the Senate to vote on an amendment to reimpose caps on defense and non-defense discretionary spending, a spokesman said on Thursday, a move that could create a hurdle to keeping the government open.
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Russia, China and the big European powers say they still back a 2015 multinational nuclear deal with Iran, despite U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to pull out and to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that were lifted as part of the accord.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Western manufacturers are shying away from supplying equipment for an Iranian port that India is developing for fear the United States may reimpose sanctions on Tehran, Indian officials say, dealing a blow to New Delhi's strategic ambitions in the region.
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Taliban militants, who have been fighting a 15-year insurgency to topple the Western-backed government and reimpose a radical Islamist regime, control or contest most of Helmand, the scene of some of the bloodiest fighting during the international military mission in Afghanistan.
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The U.S. Treasury said on Tuesday that the United States would reimpose a wide array of Iran-related sanctions after the expiry of 90- and 180-day wind-down periods, including sanctions aimed at Iran's oil sector and transactions with its central bank.
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Ankara has also repeatedly criticized Washington for its decision to reimpose sanctions on Iranian oil over perceived violations of the 2015 nuclear deal — a move that hurts Turkey as it does not have its own reserves and must import oil and gas.
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SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) - Iran's oil exports have fallen sharply since U.S. President Donald Trump said at mid-year he would reimpose sanctions on Tehran, but with waivers in hand the Islamic Republic's major buyers are already planning to scale up orders again.
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Last week, news started to leak that Trump was seeking to reimpose sanctions against Iran that were lifted as part of an Obama administration deal, despite concerns that it could cause a world recession and hand a political and strategic victory to Russia.
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Those include $3.5 billion in debt payments coming due for Venezuela's beleaguered state oil giant, threats by President Donald Trump to reimpose sanctions on Iran's energy industry and a growing dispute in Iraq between the central government and the crude-producing Kurdish region.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), led by Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia, agreed in June to lift oil supplies, but OPEC then signaled last week that it may have to reimpose output cuts as global inventories rise.
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The announcement represents an apparent reversal by the administration, after it said previously Obama would likely sign the act passed by Congress last month extending some sanctions on Tehran and also making it easier to reimpose others lifted under the 2015 nuclear pact.
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The president announced Friday that he wouldn't reimpose economic sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, a move that would have effectively killed the Obama administration's landmark nuclear deal in Tehran in 2015 and isolated the US from allies around the world.
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Mr Johnson's high-handed suspension of Parliament from September 9th for almost five weeks was followed by threats to reimpose discipline lost under Theresa May by deselecting Tory MPs who defied the whip (which Mr Johnson himself did twice earlier this year).
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President Trump's decision to leave the nuclear deal, known formally as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or J.C.P.O.A., and to reimpose harsh economic sanctions prompted the other major economic disaster to befall Iran: a collapse in its currency, Mr. Salehi-Isfahani said.
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While President Trump stopped short on Friday of reimposing sanctions that could upend the nuclear deal, he warned European allies that he would reimpose them in four months if the accord, intended to stop Iran from developing nuclear arms, was not strengthened.
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Washington has already run into resistance to any effort to reopen the terms, and Europeans have privately told the United States they will not reimpose nuclear sanctions on Iran even if the Americans do, undercutting any leverage Mr. Trump might hope to achieve.
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If the president does decide to decertify the deal and possibly reimpose sanctions, "we'd be in uncharted waters," says Robert Litwak, a member of the National Security Council under President Bill Clinton, now an expert on international security at the Wilson Center.
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Under this option, Congress would then have 60 days to decide on its own whether to reimpose nuclear sanctions, a situation that many Republicans on Capitol Hill are not eager to face, despite their forceful denunciations of the accord two years ago.
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Oil eased off session highs earlier in the day as Wall Street dropped after data showed U.S. factory activity contracted in November and after U.S. President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced plans to reimpose tariffs on steel and aluminium from Argentina and Brazil.
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The escalation comes as the U.S. prepares to reimpose sanctions on Iran as part of its withdrawal from the seven-nation JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action), the deal that allowed economic relief for Iran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Republican and Democratic U.S. senators introduced a bill on Tuesday that would reimpose sanctions on China's ZTE Corp if it does not fully comply with U.S. laws and an agreement with the Trump administration that ended stiff restrictions on the telecommunications equipment company.
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If the president doesn't certify that Iran is complying with the agreement every 90 days, under a law passed by Congress, it would trigger an expedited Congressional process to reimpose sanctions that were suspended under the nuclear deal and thereby kill the agreement.
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The Commission, the EU executive, is already conducting a review of whether Greece's difficulty in processing constitute "persistent serious deficiencies" on the external EU frontier that would justify a historic move to allow states to reimpose controls on those arriving from Greece.
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WASHINGTON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced in May he would reimpose sanctions on Iran, the State Department began telling countries around the world the clock was ticking for them to cut oil purchases from the Islamic Republic to zero.
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While Trump did not pull the United States out of the agreement, aimed at preventing Iran from developing a nuclear bomb, he gave the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Tehran that were lifted under the pact.
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Some experts say much depends on how President Donald Trump deals with Iran after his decision to exit a 2015 international nuclear pact last year, reimpose sanctions on Tehran and raise the U.S. military presence in the Gulf in response to perceived Iranian threats.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian refiners will cut their monthly crude loadings from Iran for September and October by nearly half from earlier this year as New Delhi works to win waivers on the oil export sanctions Washington plans to reimpose on Tehran in November.
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There would be little chance of persuading the Europeans, let alone Russia or China, to reimpose their sanctions in the absence of any serious violation by Iran, and when they are happy with the way the deal is working out, both politically and commercially.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 8 (Reuters) - U.S. Republican Senator Rand Paul wants the Senate to vote on an amendment to reimpose caps on defense and non-defense discretionary spending, a spokesman said on Thursday, a move that could create a hurdle to keeping the government open.
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MANILA — In his first policy pronouncements since becoming the presumptive president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte said Monday that he plans to reimpose the death penalty, offer cabinet posts to communist rebels and move to amend the Constitution to give more power to the provinces.
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" Cotton urged Trump to continue to insist the deal be revised under the threat of withdrawal in a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations saying: "The world needs to know we are serious, we are willing to walking away, and willing to reimpose sanctions.
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The Iran deal was already hanging by a thread after Trump announced earlier this year he would reimpose nuclear sanctions on Tehran in May if European allies do not agree to a supplemental agreement to punish Iran for issues not addressed in the nuclear accord.
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Under the terms of the nuclear deal, the U.S. and our partners would be within our rights to reimpose sanctions on an Iranian company that actively supported Iran's missile program, such as an Iranian bank that processed financial payments related to the nuclear program.
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When the Trump administration unilaterally pulled out of the Iran nuclear agreement in May 2018 and announced it would reimpose sanctions against Iran, the European Union (EU) declared its commitment to preserving the agreement and finding ways for its companies to circumvent U.S. sanctions.
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Following Trump's decision on May 8, the U.S. Treasury said Washington would reimpose a wide array of Iran-related sanctions after the expiry of 90- and 180-day wind-down periods, including sanctions aimed at Iran's oil sector and transactions with its central bank.
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The Taliban, seeking to reimpose strict Islamic law after their 2001 ouster at the hands of U.S.-led troops, announced a surprise ceasefire over the Eid al-Fitr holiday beginning at the end of this week, but said attacks against foreign forces would continue.
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Washington also has imposed sanctions this year on Venezuela to pressure President Nicolas Maduro's regime and has threatened to reimpose some sanctions against Iran that were lifted as part of a 2015 deal to freeze its nuclear program, brokered by former President Barack Obama.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European refiners are cutting purchases of Iranian oil faster than expected as the U.S. prepares to reimpose sanctions on Iran, threatening a more severe impact than the last round of punitive measures in 20123 even though the EU has not joined in.
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The president is also widely expected to decline to recertify the Iran nuclear agreement, a decision that would kick the matter to Congress, which would have to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran and potentially blow up the deal negotiated by the Obama administration.
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Trump has now said settlements aren't helpful for Mideast peace; made clear that the embassy move won't happen anytime soon, if at all; and given no indication that he was actually prepared to walk away from the nuclear pact and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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Although the Trump administration grudgingly agreed on Friday not to reimpose comprehensive sanctions on Iran, there is concern that the recent crackdown on Iranian protests, coupled with Tehran's involvement in conflicts in Syria and Yemen, will eventually be met by tough sanctions from Washington.
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When he announced last month that he would reimpose sanctions on Iran — effectively pulling the United States out of the deal negotiated by President Barack Obama — he told European leaders that his move would help pave the way for a successful negotiation with North Korea.
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But given Mr. Trump's decision to reimpose some sanctions on Cuba, his hard line on Nafta and his antipathy to multilateral endeavors, he doesn't have a lot of credibility or good will to work with as the region seeks an end to Venezuela's nightmare.
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On the eve of a deadline for the U.S. president to decide whether to reimpose oil sanctions lifted under the deal, the foreign ministers of the three European powers and EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini made their plea after their meeting in Brussels.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of an international nuclear deal with Iran - known as the JCPOA - on May 8 and said he would reimpose sanctions within 180 days, prompting several European companies to announce they would end business with Tehran before the Nov.
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The senior State Department officials who briefed reporters in the moments after Mr. Trump's announcement confirmed that they did not know whether European countries would fight the administration's plan to reimpose sanctions on Iran, a crucial test of whether the administration's strategy would work.
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Broadly speaking, Congress could consider two types of legislation: legislation that would reimpose sanctions on Iran or legislation that would amend INARA to lay out parameters for renewed negotiations with Iran with the threat of sanctions if Iran fails to agree to the new terms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will reimpose a wide array of Iran-related sanctions after the expiry of 90- and 180-day wind-down periods, including sanctions aimed at Iran's oil sector and transactions with its central bank, the U.S. Treasury said on Tuesday.
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Free-trading Republicans have feuded with the president for years now, and his decision on Monday to reimpose tariffs on Brazil and Argentina brought new criticism from GOP senators — right as he needs them to fend off the impeachment inquiry that threatens his presidency.
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WASHINGTON/SINGAPORE, Oct 0003 (Reuters) - Shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced in May he would reimpose sanctions on Iran, the State Department began telling countries around the world the clock was ticking for them to cut oil purchases from the Islamic Republic to zero.
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The newspaper El País reported that separatist leaders voted "with long faces" because they knew that they were most likely contributing to the rise of a new government that could reimpose direct control of Madrid over Catalonia as the Rajoy government did in 2017.
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British, French and German foreign ministers met in Brussels on Tuesday to see how they can save the nuclear deal without the United States, but appeared hard-pressed over how their companies could continue doing business with Iran once Washington begins to reimpose sanctions.
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In its second quarterly report since President Donald Trump announced in May that the United States would quit the accord and reimpose sanctions, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran had stayed within the caps on uranium enrichment levels, enriched uranium stocks and other items.
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British, French and German foreign ministers met in Brussels on Tuesday to try to find a way to save the nuclear deal without the United States, but appeared hard-pressed over how their companies could continue doing business with Iran once Washington begins to reimpose sanctions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration will seek changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) allowing it to reimpose tariffs if a flood of imports from Canada and Mexico causes "a threat of serious injury" to U.S. industry, according a draft document sent to Congress.
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Prices had been supported for weeks on expectations the United States would pull out of the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions that could potentially dent global supplies and feed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, home to a third of the world's daily oil supply.
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The bipartisan amendment would reimpose penalties on ZTE for violating U.S. sanctions against exporting to Iran and North Korea that the Trump administration sought to lift in exchange for the company paying a $1 billion fine and funding an in-house compliance team of U.S. officials.
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Trump's hardline policy is backed by oil-exporting Arab states in the Gulf, which consider Iran a foe and stand to gain from U.S. sanctions that have removed Iranian crude from the market, and by Israel, which has repeatedly called on the European countries to reimpose sanctions.
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Ryan said the European Union should follow suit, underscoring a 120-day ultimatum President Donald Trump gave the U.S. Congress as well as the European allies, Britain, France, Germany to come up with a tougher approach toward Iran or else see the President reimpose full sanctions.
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Mandelker was visiting the UAE after making similar trips to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to win support for the U.S. effort to squeeze Iran, which comes after President Donald Trump decided to pull out of an international deal on Iran's nuclear program and reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from a 2015 international nuclear accord with Tehran in May and reimpose sanctions has put Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi's incoming government in a difficult position as the country's economy is closely intertwined with neighboring Iran.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan said on Thursday it had not yet been granted a waiver from a U.S. plan to reimpose sanctions aimed at cutting Iran out of international markets, while the top two customers for Iranian oil, China and India, were awaiting word on possible exemptions.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in June agreed on modest increases in oil production starting in July but it is not yet clear how those will pan out, while the United States is set to reimpose sanctions on major crude supplier Iran in November.
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Such an announcement would leave the next move up to Congress, which would have 85033 days to use a fast-track process to reimpose sanctions and deliver a potentially fatal blow to the deal, which Tehran agreed to in 2015 with the U.S. and five other nations.
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We now see reporting that suggests Mr. Trump will try to split the difference with some sort of arrangement whereby he refuses to certify to Congress that Iran remains in compliance and then kick it over to lawmakers to determine whether or not to reimpose sanctions.
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The lawmaker letter comes as legislators also push to keep ZTE from doing business in the U.S. The Senate passed legislation on Tuesday that would reimpose the Commerce department's ban on ZTE doing business with U.S. firms, despite the Trump administration's attempts to undo the punishment.
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Bolton said in his interview that the US was seeking to put "unprecedented pressure" on Iran and that members of the administration had been speaking to their European counterparts in an effort to sway them to reimpose sanctions on Iran as well despite the nuclear accord.
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The US would have a hard time persuading partner nations to reimpose sanctions if the Trump administration quit the deal for no good reason, which would mean Iran wouldn't suffer very much from an American pullout and thus would have no reason to stop its misbehavior.
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HOUSTON — When President Trump announced in May that he was going to withdraw the United States from the nuclear agreement that the Obama administration and five other countries negotiated with Iran in 2015 and reimpose sanctions on the country, the decision was fraught with potential disaster.
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Allies of the administration have argued that should Congress decide to reimpose sanctions on Iran, European companies would have little choice but to comply since they would not want to risk being shut out of the $19 trillion American market in favor of Iran's $400 billion one.
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The tweet also comes a week after China announced it would reimpose a 25% tariff later this year on American vehicles entering the country as part of the ongoing trade war with the U.S. Regarding China, GM has never moved a facility from the U.S. to China.
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But most experts have said they will have little practical effect, because the companies that supply missile parts rarely have direct business with the United States, and allies have usually been reluctant to reimpose sanctions after many were lifted as part of the 2015 nuclear accord.
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But Trump declined to completely abandon the 2015 agreement, which he derided as "one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into," or to call on Congress to reimpose nuclear-related sanctions on Iran that would hasten its demise.
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The Republican-controlled Congress may not reimpose sanctions — a step that would kill the accord — or take other legislative action to scuttle it, but Trump will already have done enough damage to make any nation question why it should conclude a deal with the United States.
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To do this, all Trump would essentially need to do is issue an Executive Order telling the US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to reimpose the various economic sanctions on Iran's government, financial institutions, and businesses that were lifted as part of the Iran deal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is prepared to work with countries on a case by case basis to help them reduce imports of Iranian oil as Washington prepares to reimpose sanctions against Tehran in November, a State Department official said on Thursday, suggesting the Trump administration could offer waivers.
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NEW YORK/SEOUL/TOKYO, May 280 (Reuters) - Iran's exports of oil to China, Europe and other countries will decline later this year and into 210 if the United States can enforce President Donald Trump's decision to reimpose the "highest level" of economic sanctions targeting oil trade with Iran.
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Iran is headed for severe economic pain as U.S. sanctions, described by White House officials as the "strongest sanctions in history," will by August reimpose curbs on trading of the country's gold, steel, coal, cars, currency and debt, as well as freeze Iran's ability to buy U.S. dollars.
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Until recently, Guard commanders and other Iranian leaders had appeared to refrain from direct confrontations with the United States military, even after President Trump withdrew last May from the 2015 deal to lift economic sanctions in exchange for limits on Iran's nuclear program and began to reimpose harsh sanctions.
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Total had already signaled that it could pull out of the Islamic republic, and its intention to develop part of the world's largest gas field at South Pars, after the U.S. said it would reimpose sanctions on the country after pulling out of the 2015 nuclear deal in May.
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With North Korea's hasty departure from the global pariah list, and your decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, reimpose sanctions on Iran and launch a public campaign against the regime, General Assembly participants probably expect your fire and fury will be honed more squarely at Tehran.
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A move to reimpose sanctions would effectively torpedo the agreement reached between Iran and five major powers under which Tehran pledged to rein in its nuclear program in return for some easing of the economic restrictions imposed on it by the United States, the United Nations and the European Union.
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After talks on Friday in Vienna, Iran said European countries had offered too little in the way of trade assistance to persuade it to back off from its plan to breach the limit, a riposte to U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last year to quit the deal and reimpose economic sanctions.
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Clinton's record of supporting military interventions tends to focus on failed states or ongoing civil wars where she wants the US to help reimpose order or push that conflict toward her desired outcome, and in this way she does stand out from other candidates as unusually inclined to military force.
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But, in a move underlining how torn the Europeans are between pressuring Iran not to breach the deal and still trying to save it, the European Union's foreign policy chief said this month the powers would indefinitely extend the time limits in that process to avoid having to reimpose sanctions.
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Mohammad Javad Zarif, the foreign minister of Iran, charged on Tuesday that the Trump administration's attempt to reimpose sanctions on his country was a violation of the accord signed two years ago that sharply limited Iran's ability to produce nuclear material in return for its reintegration into the world economy.
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As Zeeshan Aleem explains, Republicans who want to rip up the agreement will need to grapple with the reality that Tehran has already gotten its money back and seen the sanctions against it lifted, and we have no way to reimpose the international sanctions or take back most of the money.
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Asked about the consequences of the American approach to Iran on French companies, Macron said that he has little doubt the Trump administration will reimpose sanctions on the fourth of November — the date by which the administration has said it wants countries to have crude oil imports from Iran down to zero.
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The president claimed that the U.S. decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal last year and reimpose sanctions on Iran has had a positive impact by pressuring the Islamic Republic to return to the negotiating table in order to hash out a bilateral nuclear accord, something which has not happened yet.
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That's good news for European leaders who have been wringing their hands for months over the possibility of a Trump-like upset by Le Pen, who has pledged to pull France out of the EU, the eurozone common currency market, and maybe even NATO; reimpose strong national borders; and severely curtail immigration.
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Reuters was given access to the Nigerian army on the ground as it seeks to reimpose order in Borno after seven years of dominance by Boko Haram, one of the world's deadliest Islamist groups and a major challenge to a government also grappling with an economic crisis caused by plunging oil prices.
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Trump gave Britain, France and Germany a May 12 deadline to fix what he views as the deal's flaws - its failure to address Iran's ballistic missile program, the terms by which inspectors visit suspect Iranian sites, and "sunset" clauses under which some of its terms expire - or he will reimpose U.S. sanctions.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayTexas faces turbulent political moment Democratic Party official: Texas is 'biggest battleground state in the country' Another Texas congressman planning to retire MORE (R-Texas), have moved to push other Chinese telecommunications firms out the of the U.S. by attempting to reimpose harsh penalties on ZTE for violating sanctions.
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Ireland now fears that the U.K.'s likely departure from the customs union will both damage the two countries' 65 billion euro ($77.5 billion) annual trade market, but also reimpose a hard border between itself and the U.K. province of Northern Ireland after two decades of open borders and a delicate peace.
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Trump has given Britain, France and Germany a May 12 deadline to fix what he views as the deal's flaws - its failure to address Iran's ballistic missile program, the terms by which inspectors visit suspect Iranian sites, and "sunset" clauses under which some of its terms expire - or he will reimpose U.S. sanctions.
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In an interview, she said she hoped American support could help Sinn Fein manage two overlapping crises in Northern Ireland: the collapse of its power-sharing government and the looming British exit from the European Union — a process known as Brexit — which could reimpose a border between the Republic and the North.
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The step would not withdraw the United States from the deal but would give the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose the sanctions on Tehran that were suspended under an agreement that was negotiated by the United States and other world powers during the administration of former President Barack Obama.
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"Since the goal of sanctions is to pressure bad actors to change their policy, we must be prepared to provide relief from sanctions when we succeed," Lew said, in a clear rebuke to the members of Congress who wish to reimpose sanctions on Iran even though it is complying with the nuclear deal.
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Vo Nguyen Giap, the Vietnamese military genius who had led his country to victory, first against France's attempt to reimpose colonial rule in the aftermath of World War II, then against the unparalleled might of the United States when it subsequently sought to permanently divide Vietnam and install a client state in Saigon.
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France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the European Union have opened negotiations with Iran to see if they can keep Iran in the agreement, and European diplomats began meeting this week to discuss strategies to insulate European companies from the U.S. sanctions that the Trump administration plans to reimpose later this year.
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"The appointment of Mike Pompeo is a message to the Europeans that they better fix the fatally flawed Iran deal by May 12, or the president will take America out of the deal and reimpose the most powerful economic sanctions on their companies and banks, who are enriching the Iranian regime," he said.
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But if they kill an agreement the rest of the world believes is working, the United States and Israel will be blamed and isolated, other countries will refuse to reimpose the international sanctions that were necessary to secure the deal, and Iran will kick out inspectors and resume its frozen nuclear program.
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The sanctions against Iran have already done much to boost the price of gasoline at the pump, as crude oil prices have risen $25 a barrel in the last year, to about $80 on international markets, driven by Trump's threat to reimpose sanctions on Iran, which are now set to take effect Nov. 4.
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"Without it, there would have been no requirement that Congress receive full details of the deal; no review period for Congress to examine and weigh in on the agreement; no requirement that the president regularly certify that Iran is complying; and no way for Congress to rapidly reimpose sanctions should Iran cheat," Corker wrote.
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Lawmakers are on track to attach an amendment to reimpose any penalty removed by the Trump administration on the firm -- which the president explicitly granted a reprieve from as part of his broader negotiations with Chinese President Xi Jinping -- to an annual defense policy bill that is expected to pass in the coming days.
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President Trump, facing a May 12 deadline, says he'll announce his plans for the Iran nuclear deal today at 2pm ET. Why this matters: Trump opposes the deal and at some point he's widely expected to reimpose sanctions designed to restrict Iranian crude sales to other buyers (the U.S. does not import Iranian oil).
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During the State of the Union, the president will almost certainly claim that his decision to pull the US out of the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the country last year has added immense pressure on the Iranian regime, stifled its regional ambitions, and put it even further from potentially getting a nuclear weapon.
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The theory was that the government would go back, if they got a good decision out of this, a positive government decision blocking this deal or maybe keeping it with a lot of conditions, that they would go back and try and reimpose the Comcast conditions, because they hate these mergers that combine big distribution and content.
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During his State of the Union address on Tuesday, President Donald Trump claimed that his decision to pull the US out of the Iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on the country has put immense pressure on the Iranian regime and stifled its regional ambitions, as well as slowed its ability to obtain a nuclear weapon.
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The study of authoritarianism tell us that authoritarians will respond to this perceived threat by desiring a strongman leader who will promise a heavy-handed response — not out of a love of a violence per se, but rather out of a fear-based desire to reimpose order, and a belief that violence is necessary to equal the threat.
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Tehran charged that 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 decision to withdraw from the 6900 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions violated the decades-old treaty.
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By upending a model of collective leadership that was put in place after the excesses of one-man rule and the power struggles that followed the deaths of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, President Xi has shown a determination to rewrite the rule book but also to reimpose older norms of a strong single leader ruling China.
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As United States intelligence agencies and outside experts pored over the 55,000 pages, and 183 compact discs of Iranian files, the starkly divergent reactions to Mr. Netanyahu's presentation on each side of the Atlantic suggested how the debate over the Iran deal was likely to play out should Mr. Trump decide to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 85033 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE on Friday discussed trade in a call with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro after the U.S. abruptly threatened to reimpose steel tariffs on the South American nation.
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Trump's most notable work on the deal front has focused on busting or damaging them, as he did with the Trans-Pacific Partnership (a massive bipartisan trade deal that other Asian countries are now renegotiating without the US), the Paris climate accord (by withdrawing the US) and the Iran nuclear deal (by threatening to reimpose sanctions on Tehran).
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THE 90-DAY "WIND-DOWN PERIOD" SANCTIONS The United States will reimpose sanctions on the purchase or acquisition of U.S. dollars by the Iranian government, Iran's trade in gold and precious metals, and on the direct and indirect sale, supply and transfer to or from Iran of graphite, raw or semi-finished metals, coal and industrial-related software.
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Since President Donald Trump announced on May 8 that he would pull the United States out of the deal, the U.S. Treasury said Washington would reimpose a wide array of Iran-related sanctions after the expiry of 90- and 180-day wind-down periods, including sanctions aimed at Iran's oil sector and transactions with its central bank.
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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 on Friday evening reasserted his openness to reaching a new Iran deal, days before the U.S. is set to reimpose a final set of sanctions on Tehran.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 2202 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) said Europe's opposition and "posturing" following Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran was a reflection of European nations' business ties to Tehran (The Hill).
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Muilenburg's remarks come hours after Boeing announced it would forfeit a $17 billion contract to deliver 85033 aircraft to Iran Air following 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 decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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In the past, a number of his advisers, like Defense Secretary James Mattis, have counseled him to stay in the deal because Iran is abiding by the terms of the agreement and because the collapse of the agreement could give Iran a better chance at developing nuclear weapons than ever before, as the US's allies will be reluctant to reimpose sanctions.
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Even that was an increase, as the Bush tax cuts of 2001 had originally slated the tax to expire entirely that year; it was only through a deal with Senate Republicans that President Obama was able to reimpose the tax that year, avoiding a perverse situation where it was in families' interest for relatives to schedule their deaths in 2010 rather than 13.
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Mr. Cotton helped devise the maneuver by which Mr. Trump in October disavowed the nuclear deal with Iran without scrapping it, leaving Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions; the senator also helped draft the blueprint Republicans laid out for doing so if Iran was believed to be capable of producing a nuclear weapon in a year, or violated other restrictions.
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The changes are far more limited than those sought by Cuba hard-liners, who have pressed Mr. Trump to reimpose all the sanctions lifted by the Obama administration and cut off diplomatic relations unless Cuba, a military dictatorship, quickly schedules democratic elections, institutes an independent judiciary and shows progress on settling American financial claims and returning American fugitives to the United States.
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Saudi Arabia also said late last year that Iran took advantage of the economic gain from lifted sanctions to continue its destabilizing behavior, so it will likely push for promises to reimpose sanctions, particularly with the knowledge that the United States is dissatisfied with the agreement and the new nominee for secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, shares a similar sentiment.
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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 pulled the U.S. out of the deal in May and instructed the Treasury Department to reimpose sanctions that were lifted under the pact, including a ban on Iranian oil imports.
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But Trump had long railed against the JCPOA as a diplomatic and national security failure, because it focused on Iran's nuclear ambitions without addressing other activities, like Tehran's backing of groups deemed terrorist organizations by the U.S. Since Trump's announcement of the U.S. withdrawal in May, his administration has sought to reimpose sanctions on Iran and has encouraged other countries to do the same.
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If, at the same time, Trump unilaterally pulls out of the deal we've already signed with Iran to prevent it from developing nukes — and Trump moves to reimpose sanctions — how does that not send only one message to the North Koreans: No deal with the U.S. is worth the paper it's written on, so you'd be wise to hold on to all your nukes?
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But as the Trump administration is closely watching Tehran's activities, 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 may decide to withdraw the U.S. from the JCPOA and reimpose sanctions.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday assured Iranians that the country would be able to handle new U.S. sanctions as Washington moves to reimpose economic penalties following 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 decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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Grenell has been a public critic of Iran, but has struggled to convince European nations to reimpose sanctions on the Middle Eastern nation following 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 removal of the U.S. from the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal.
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The research follows President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's October move to decertify the 85033 nuclear deal with Iran brokered by the Obama administration, forcing Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 28503,22019 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE announced Monday that his administration would immediately reimpose tariffs on steel and aluminum from two South American countries, blaming the governments of Brazil and Argentina for devaluing their currencies and hurting the U.S. economy.
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The quick answer of course in the context of the current crisis is that having watched the United States withdraw from the 2015 nuclear accord and reimpose sanctions, the most recent of which are directed against the Supreme Leader, Tehran isn't interested in talking, and the administration, tethered to its maximum pressure campaign, isn't all that interested either right now, even though Trump has repeatedly offered to sit down with President Hassan Rouhani without preconditions.
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In an interview with CNBC, Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi-Trump relationship takes turn for the terrible USDA issues last batch of aid to farmers impacted by trade war Hillicon Valley: Senate report on Russian interference expected next week | Facebook targets coronavirus misinformation | FCC says wireless carriers broke law by selling location data MORE said Trump could reimpose tariffs in the event that China reneges on its commitments in the deal.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Saturday that 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 has "disgraced" U.S. prestige and pledged Iran would emerge "victorious," even as Washington is poised to reimpose sanctions against Tehran.
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When 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 announced last month that America would leave the global nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose U.S. sanctions, Europe's leaders vowed to create financial mechanisms that would enable their firms to do business with Tehran and protect them from U.S. financial retaliation.
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Iran on Friday blasted a U.S. request that Saudi Arabia increase its oil production to make up for a drop in Iranian exports in the wake of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
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And reports from the Chinese-North Korean border suggest that, whatever the official sanction regime, trade is already reviving—something Mr Trump acknowledged when he thanked "a very special person, President Xi of China, who has really closed up that border, maybe a little bit less so over the last couple of months, but that's OK." Absent massive provocation it is hard to imagine how America could reimpose a "maximum pressure" sanctions regime even if it wanted to—which Mr Trump does not.
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Based on what he has said, Mr. Trump would probably use the power of the Oval Office to quickly overturn Mr. Obama's immigration actions, try to unravel the Affordable Care Act, order the Environmental Protection Agency to lift regulations on coal plants established under Mr. Obama, reimpose abortion restrictions at home and abroad, shift the focus of American foreign policy, start building a wall along the border with Mexico and bar entry to the United States from countries with a history of terrorism.
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Cathy McMorris RodgersCathy McMorris RodgersLawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook Overnight Energy: Fight over fuel standards intensifies | Democrats grill Trump officials over rule rollback | California official blasts EPA chief over broken talks | Former EPA official says Wheeler lied to Congress EPA head clashes with California over how car emissions negotiations broke down MORE (R-Wash.), which would reimpose some net neutrality rules without using "Title II." McMorris Rodgers called the bills "reasonable," while witnesses and some Democratic lawmakers criticized them as weak on internet service providers.
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Fulfilling a misguided campaign pledge, 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 has chosen to violate the 2015 nuclear deal between the United States and its partners — the EU, U.K. France, Germany, Russia, and China — with Iran and reimpose U.S. sanctions that were waived according to the terms of the 2015 accord in exchange for severe limits and very robust international monitoring on Iran's nuclear activities.
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When 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 announced on May 8 that the United States would withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action ("JCPOA") and reimpose nuclear-related sanctions on Iran, one could have been forgiven for not knowing exactly how he intended to do so.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Happening soon -- Trump speech on lran | President to decertify Iran deal | Trump cutting off key ObamaCare payments | Collins passes on run for governor | New winds threaten to fuel California fires | 'The Dress' color debate is back, but this time for shoes BREAKING -- from 'IRAN DEAL' to 'IRAN you're going to have to DEAL with us': President Trump is about to announce that he will decertify the Iran nuclear deal but not push Congress to reimpose sanctions on the country, top officials said ahead of his speech Friday.
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Speaking to CNBC on Wednesday morning, Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinTreasury watchdog to investigate Trump Opportunity Zone program On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans Hillicon Valley: Trump turns up heat on Apple over gunman's phone | Mnuchin says Huawei won't be 'chess piece' in trade talks | Dems seek briefing on Iranian cyber threats | Buttigieg loses cyber chief MORE said Trump could reimpose tariffs in the event that China reneges on its commitments in the deal.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), Angus KingAngus Stanley KingNew intel chief inherits host of challenges Senators ask for committee vote on 'red flag' bills after shootings Top Democrat: 'Disqualifying' if Trump intel pick padded his résumé MORE (I-Maine) and Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Hillicon Valley: Trump reportedly weighing executive action on alleged tech bias | WH to convene summit on online extremism | Federal agencies banned from buying Huawei equipment | Lawmakers jump start privacy talks Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE reintroduced the 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act on Thursday, which would reimpose key parts of the law.
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