Final say on the nuclear program, however, rests with Khamenei.
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The final decision rests with the board, the report said.
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A handler rests with her dog in the benching area.
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The decision to free Brown ultimately rests with Tennessee Gov.
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The final decision rests with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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All responsibility for them rests with Washington, London and Paris.
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The ultimate decision, of course, rests with the Olympic committee.
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Ultimate authority rests with Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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The power to do that rests with us human beings.
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That decision rests with Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel .
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And in any case, the cleric's fate rests with America's courts.
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Each says responsibility for the detainees' welfare rests with the other.
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Other Democrats, however, say the blame rests with the candidates themselves.
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The blame for this lack of expertise, though, rests with Zuckerberg.
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In this great democracy, the power still rests with the people.
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Similar to North Carolina's HB 2, their fate rests with lawmakers.
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The decision to extradite now rests with New Zealand's minister for justice.
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Right now, the question rests with the vice president and the Cabinet.
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The decision rests with the district judge overseeing the case, Gilbert Martinez.
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Any hope of saving renewable-energy credits now rests with the Senate.
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This self-definition rests with Republicans in every state and social stratum.
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The final decision rests with the internet body that oversees domain names.
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He continued to argue that his rival's issue rests with her judgment.
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However, the CPPCC has no legislative power, which rests with the NPC.
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Criminal jurisdiction also rests with Cyrus Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney.
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Some of the responsibility for this rests with Donald Trump's singular presidential campaign.
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One of the absolute powers that rests with the presidency is pardon power.
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The fate of Michelle Carter now rests with Bristol County Judge Lawrence Moniz.
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Again, the decision on whether to file charges rests with Israel's attorney general.
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"Much of the burden of enforcing UN sanctions rests with China," she said.
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The final decision about whether to prosecute him rests with the attorney general.
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"Much of the burden of enforcing U.N. sanctions rests with China," Haley said.
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Bangladesh officials have hinted that some of the blame rests with the Fed.
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Ultimately, under the Constitution, the authority to oversee the President rests with Congress.
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Under Article I, Section 8, the power to wage war rests with Congress.
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Nevertheless, the ultimate responsibility of not having raised my children rests with me.
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But the true revelation of his imaginative range rests with his piano music.
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The political value of these "scandals" rests with the existence of investigations; period.
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"That bully pulpit still very much rests with him," Ward told the Post.
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Much of the blame for the tech sector's declining fortunes rests with Apple.
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Authority for that rests with Trump, who has described himself as tariff-man.
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The final decision about whether to prosecute rests with the Israeli attorney general.
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The fate of Brendan Dassey now rests with a trio of federal appeals judges.
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Whether such laws are enforced in upcoming months and years likely rests with Roberts.
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As we've discussed, the power to remove Trump from office rests with Republican leaders.
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This is a question that rests with the General Assembly and with nobody else.
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The influence actually rests with the mid-level people, who speak peer-to-peer.
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The influence actually rests with the mid-level people, who speak peer-to-peer.
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The decision on whether to delist Toshiba or not now rests with the bourse.
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Louis Tomlinson's fate in the battery investigation now rests with the L.A. City Attorney.
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The firm has said legal responsibility for the vessels rests with the arresting parties.
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The battle for the soul of this nation rests with each of us, everyday.
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In other words, the real power and responsibility rests with those at the top.
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Mathew Golsteyn, Army 1st Lt. Clint Lorance, and SEAL Eddie Gallagher rests with him.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, arguing that ultimate control of the agency rests with him.
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"The future of Woodstock rests with people who never knew it firsthand," she wrote.
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Her importance rests with the legacy of fiction and lore she preserved so tellingly.
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The decision on whether or not to delist Toshiba now rests with the TSE.
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The decision on whether the public sees it now rests with the White House.
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While the decision clearly rests with McConnell and his GOP counterparts, Texas Democratic Rep.
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But she was passed over, and Johnson says now her fate rests with Trump.
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Part of the blame rests with how experts write and talk about economic problems.
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He noted that the determination that the crime was justified rests with the district attorney.
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"The agency of such movements rests with the plant," a video explaining the technology says.
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But the dubious distinction of executing the most prisoners rests with China, according to Amnesty.
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The future of drone deliveries of all kinds in America, and elsewhere, rests with regulators.
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Appointment authority for agency members and its executive director rests with the Onondaga County Legislature.
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The decision on what can ultimately be in the bill rests with the Senate parliamentarian.
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Normally, the decision to approve or deny security clearances rests with the employing federal agency.
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The authority to change those guidelines rests with the head of the DOJ's antitrust division.
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Right now, it appears that power rests with the Supreme Court and its conservative majority.
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Mr. Nieto said the matter of Mr. Lozoya now rests with the nation's top prosecutor.
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Now, the power to rescue the railroad rests with a different set of elected officials.
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"The legal authority to change the date rests with the Ohio General Assembly," he said.
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In both cases, the trouble rests with the people acting as the gatekeepers of mercy.
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The power to appoint is shared, they say, meaning that it ultimately rests with the Senate.
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Its failure rests with House Republicans, who refused to even allow a vote on the measure.
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This legislation makes clear that the authority to send missile alerts rests with the federal government.
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But "the burden of initiating that review rests with the veteran," something his plan would change.
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As we all know, the burden of proof now rests with the scientific community at large.
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The UCI turned down the Czech federation's appeal and now her only hope rests with CAS.
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In short: the responsibility of deciding what issues matter rests with the voter, not the party.
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Responsibility for initiating new rules rests with the European Commission, though parliamentarians debate and modify legislation.
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While this currently rests with the federal courts, as a pediatric transplant surgeon, I'm an optimist.
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The power to close these loopholes for good now rests with President Donald Trump and McConnell.
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There are more problems in believing that the truth, then, rests with the recollection of witnesses.
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The fate of either measure ultimately rests with Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader.
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Brown said Tuesday the decision to resume exercises amid renewed tension rests with leaders above him.
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Despite the transfer of power, the future of the Cuban people still rests with a Castro.
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Called Observation Deck Technology, Zeal's new idea rests with the specific design of the goggle's frame.
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Ultimate control of the company now rests with SoftBank and WeWork's new Executive Chairman Marcelo Claure.
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A final decision on Gallagher's status rests with the Navy's personnel command in Washington, Lawrence said.
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For one thing, they want control over auction revenue spending, authority that now rests with CARB.
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The choice rests with Harry's grandmother Queen Elizabeth, who houses all the carriages in the Royal Mews.
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TIME takes reader preference into consideration, but the decision ultimately rests with their editorial board (sorry, Swifties).
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The final decision on Conway's job rests with the President, who is unlikely to remove her. 3.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road rests with Nauman Hussain," Beach said.
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Why I'm voting for Donald TrumpNow, the anti-Trump mantle rests with the remaining GOP candidates, Sen.
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"A lot of that rests with the Turnbull govt, it's (sic) leadership & policy direction," the tweet said.
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However, the decision also rests with Mueller on whether, like Rosenstein, there is reason to step aside.
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Final approval of Centene and Health Net's merger now rests with the California Department of Insurance (DOI).
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"The decision on when to start the trial rests with the local mosquito control board," he said.
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The source said the prosecutors had approved the request, but the final decision rests with a judge.
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The decision to release the memo rests with the House Intelligence Committee, chaired by California Republican Rep.
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Juul's future now rests with Big Tobacco, the industry its founders said they were trying to vanquish.
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Final action rests with FERC, an independent agency with a history of supporting open and fair competition.
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Now the matter rests with the Supreme Court, which is expected to hear oral arguments in March.
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Several senators reiterated that the decision to bring the resolution up to a vote rests with McConnell.
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Much of the blame rests with Sir Lynton Crosby, one of a team of strategists advising Mrs May.
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Real power in Saudi Arabia and the UAE rests with their crown princes, both relatively young and popular.
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"Primary responsibility for security in the Indian Ocean rests with those who live in this region," he said.
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Unfortunately, that power rests with the Puerto Ricans that live in the Sunshine State, not on our Island.
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The final say still rests with voters, with ordinary Americans who retain the power to shape our government.
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And as we all know, the future of every nation rests with the promise of their young people.
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The key to ending the legacy of suffering rests with the government of Iraq and the international community.
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The memo is a committee work product and the responsibility for releasing it, or not, rests with Congress.
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Under Trump, the fate of those ideas now rests with Ajit Pai, the Republican chairman of the FCC.
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Responsibility for human rights violations rests with those who give support for those who engage in such violations.
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In India, ultimate authority in the chain of command and control rests with the country's civilian political leadership.
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The founders created a system in which the power to declare war rests with Congress, not the president.
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Coronavirus. With American leadership not only absent but working against global climate action, much responsibility rests with China.
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Power still rests with a handful of sectarian leaders, whom the protesters have been trying to force out.
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This effort shouldn't rest entirely on the Appropriations Committee; some responsibility rests with the authorizing committees as well.
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The final decision in the punishment now rests with CAS, whose ruling on the matter would be binding.
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The final decision rests with the board and is likely to be taken by the summer, they said.
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The crux of the problem rests with life in the many poor and violent countries of Central America.
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The final decision to grant parole rests with Newsom, who will take his oath of office on Jan. 7.
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"The sole responsibility for the motor vehicle being on the road on Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," Beach said.
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A decision on the reversal is not likely until the fall and rests with the five-member state board.
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Final word on whether to indict him rests with the attorney-general, a decision that could be months away.
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If there is any hope for a sugar tax, though, it probably rests with the Food and Drug Administration.
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" #Romania's @KlausIohannis contradicts @VDancila_PM: "The final decision about moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to #Jerusalem rests with me.
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As in Russia, power in all five countries rests with small, now obscenely wealthy, cliques close to the president.
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But responsibility for effectively reining in carbon emissions also rests with business, and with the nation's cities and states.
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The vote is not binding, since the decision ultimately rests with the governments of the European Union's member countries.
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Under current EU rules, responsibility for handling boatloads of asylum seekers rests with the country where they first disembark.
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But Zuckerberg's real power rests with the product he created, which is used by about seven in 6900 Americans.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road this Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," he added.
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Klein's challenge is that so much of the story rests with James's clothes, about which she provides granular detail.
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"While the ultimate decision whether to grant approval rests with the secretary, his discretion is not boundless," he wrote.
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Instead, it rests with a six-member panel, but Patel still gets the tie-breaking vote and steers discussions.
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The power rests with me, and I don&apost have to share more than what I&aposm comfortable with.
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Most of all, it preserves the fiction of a conflict between two sovereign states when ultimate power rests with Israel.
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But a decision on Ms Park's permanent removal, which rests with the Constitutional Court, could take up to six months.
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Ultimately, any decision to introduce third-party representation rests with the affected team members and we will respect their choice.
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A separate executive order will clarify that the final decision to approve certain cross-border infrastructure rests with the president.
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The defense minister is more of a figurehead position, as ultimate power rests with Xi and the Central Military Commission.
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" Any decision "as to whether or not to solemnize such a marriage in church after divorce rests with the minister.
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What this means is that the future of the GOP's efforts to dismantle Obamacare now overwhelmingly rests with moderate Republicans.
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In competing requests of this nature, the final decision of where Vinnik will be extradited rests with Greece's justice minister.
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But as a civil law enforcement agency, the S.E.C. cannot obtain warrants: That authority rests with criminal law enforcement authorities.
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Let's face it: Aside from Wheeler, the weight of the FCC's privacy enforcement really rests with one man, Travis LeBlanc.
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The decision ultimately rests with a bipartisan state board, which recently voted 9-0 not to certify the initial result.
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Decision rests with the governor Haslam's office is reviewing "a lot" of clemency cases, the term-limited governor said Monday.
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Ultimate political authority rests with the Chinese Communist Party, whose Politburo Standing Committee, headed by President Xi Jinping, sets policy.
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But the decision about whether to move forward with new proposals in Washington largely rests with one man: President Trump.
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That's a radical departure from the status quo, where the liability for infringing copyright currently rests with the individual user.
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Dassey's fate now rests with the Seventh Circuit Court, which will determine whether the August ruling stands following the prosecution's appeal.
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If Mr Corbyn's political fate rests with young people, he might end up lamenting that there are so few of them.
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Ultimately, though, the decision over whether to try rests with Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister—and he is reluctant to act.
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The case now rests with state prosecutors and Israel's Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit, who will ultimately decide whether to file charges.
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And the whole Russia matter rests with the investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller, which may take months to complete.
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Coupled with other revelations, that could help prove Trump obstructed justice, which now rests with newly appointed special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Paradoxically, by pointing out that sovereignty rests with Parliament, she closed the door to the people "signing off" any Brexit deal.
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The decision to release the document now rests with Trump, who has five days to decide whether to allow its publication.
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Publicly, officials have suggested that the blame rests with a messaging software that is a staple in the global financial system.
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Meanwhile, the Bangladesh bank has hinted that it believes at least some of the blame rests with the New York Fed.
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Any decision as to whether the bank has breached the terms of the DPA rests with the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Under this article of the Constitution, it rests with Congress to decide what government is the established one in a State.
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That power rests with Congress, which can pass a statute changing the date of the election, but cannot cancel it altogether.
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"In a democracy, the power to make the law rests with those chosen by the people," he wrote in King v.
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Of course, some of the blame for those deficiencies rests with individuals who believe they are qualified to make investment decisions.
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Ultimately, the final decision to cancel, remain, or reduce our presence at events rests with the business owner of each event.
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Democracy fully takes root only when all aspects of the political system assume that final authority rests with voters and elections.
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That task now rests with chief financial officer Artie Minson and We vice chairman Sebastian Gunningham, who are both replacing Neumann.
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But ultimate responsibility rests with Nigeria, observers said, which has been plagued by corruption, as well as political and economic turbulence.
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The final decision regarding their Olympic participation rests with the North Korean Olympic committee which needs to give the green light.
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But, the outcome rests with the Trump administration, and, particularly, whether they're able to take a lesson from Sun Tzu's book.
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The European Parliament is consulted on who should take charge of the ECB, but the final decision rests with EU leaders.
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Findings from the cockpit voice recorder could establish in more detail what culpability, if any, rests with the Lion Air pilots.
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But McConnell made clear after meeting with President Trump on the issue that the decision rests with Trump, ABC News reports.
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Although the U.N. has a zero tolerance policy towards abuse, the power of prosecution rests with the peacekeeper's country of origin.
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And he said that jurisdiction in the case involving Mr. Greitens's affair rests with the St. Louis circuit attorney, Kimberly M. Gardner.
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The idea that positive thinking can make your life better suggests that if your life isn't improving, that blame rests with you.
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"All claims are investigated thoroughly and the final decision to approve a claim rests with T.S.A.," the agency says on its site.
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The rules of gun content on YouTube are complicated and occasionally vague, enough that enforcing them ultimately rests with the platform itself.
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Instead, the power to hold prosecutors accountable rests with us, the people: chief prosecutors are elected positions in all but four states.
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The committee would be overriding the classification system, not declassifying the document — a power that rests with the executive branch, not Congress.
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After plenty of finger-pointing from both sides, the fate of Abbott Laboratories' $5.8 billion acquisition of Alere rests with a judge.
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The New York Times reports that a bipartisan group of senators has reached a deal but the final decision rests with Trump.
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The ultimate decision on carrageenan's future now rests with the Agriculture Secretary, who has until January 2018 to issue a final ruling.
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The decision to release the document now rests with Trump, who has five days to stop the publication if he so chooses.
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Her fate rests with whether she and her lawyers can show she did not take the drug intentionally for performance-enhancing purposes.
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But a special burden rests with North Korea, whose nuclear program violates United Nations Security Council resolutions and is a real threat.
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The decision to release the report's findings rests with Barr, who has not indicated how much of it he will make public.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road rests with Nauman Hussain," State Police Superintendent George Beach II told reporters.
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The reward is not to be reborn as royalty — it's to never be reborn again so that your soul finally rests with God.
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That's because the final decision rests with the planning authority or — should the case go to a public inquiry — the Scottish government itself.
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In truth, the larger blame rests with the powerful: executives who market to base impulses and bestow crowns on would-be consumer kings.
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Although parents might seek marriage partners for their children, the final decision now rests with the young, especially among the urban middle classes.
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The decision whether to proceed with the prosecution of Kraft and the other men rests with the Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office.
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The problem is that essentially all of Making History's story rests with the other two characters, who both have far more engaging arcs.
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But if we set decisions about casting and character development aside, we see another, even bigger problem—one that rests with Homeland's form.
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The agency of movement rests with the plant based on its own bio-electrochemical signals, the language interfaced here with the artificial world.
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"The decision whether to prosecute Mr. Murphy in federal court rests with the United States," Judge Scott Matheson concluded for the unanimous panel.
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Enforcement of those provisions rests with the United States Trade Representative (USTR), which has done little to prosecute labor claims, according to advocates.
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Refiners like Valero Energy Corp have pressed regulators to tweak the program so more of the obligation rests with companies blending the fuel.
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This week, de Blasio told New Yorkers to prepare for the possibility of a similar order, though the final decision rests with Gov.
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The department's decision rests with Makan Delrahim, the antitrust chief — and the F.C.C. and Justice Department have never publicly disagreed about a merger.
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While the fate of the Affordable Care Act rests with Congress, the Justice Department could stop fighting lawsuits challenging the contraceptive coverage requirement.
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"It's important to note that the primary responsibility of protecting a brand rests with the brand itself," the spokesman wrote in an email.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road on Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," State Police Superintendent George Beach said.
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" Remote fortified positions, they added, tied down "limited U.S. forces in a grinding attrition battle in which the initiative rests with the insurgents.
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The performance lacks charisma and subtleties of feeling, and the blame largely rests with Landais, who either didn't notice or can't handle actors.
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The decision to trigger an emergency ultimately rests with WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, but it's informed by the expert panel's recommendations.
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Since the power to authorize military force or sanctions rests with the Security Council, the U.N. chief has little more than a bully pulpit.
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The answer likely rests with regulators and the e-cigarette industry: if they can stop young people from vaping in record numbers, then maybe.
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The credit largely rests with the way Fisher navigates this film: Her face and body language are tools she wields for an arresting experience.
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Fundamental authority rests with Supreme Leader Khamenei, an unelected cleric, who has untrammeled authority to override the presidency's policy decisions if he so chooses.
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Indian television's newfound openness rests with a Supreme Court decision in September, which struck down a British-colonial era law that criminalised gay sex.
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Carter's fate rests with Bristol County Juvenile Court Judge Lawrence Moniz, who heard the case after she waived her right to a jury trial.
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Indian television's newfound openness rests with a Supreme Court decision in September, which struck down a British-colonial era law that criminalized gay sex.
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But the National Archives previously warned Feinstein that a committee's power to request documents under the Presidential Records Act rests with the panels' chairmen.
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Transneft, headed by Nikolai Tokarev, a long-time ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has said the blame for the contamination rests with producers.
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Now the most important decision rests with Department of Justice antitrust officials, who are reviewing this deal as well as the CVS-Aetna merger.
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" While the conduct of elections now rests with state officials, he said, "Secretary Kobach wants homeland security to make those decisions without public input.
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"The burden of filing a complete and accurate disclosure statement rests with the state employee," said Stephanie McFarland, a spokesperson for Indiana's Inspector General.
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The Bangladesh Bank has already hinted that it believes at least some of the blame for the theft rests with the New York Fed.
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Even with the delay, Stone's fate appears like it now rests with Trump saving an ally with whom he shares a four-decade relationship.
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But the decision of whether to demand the resignation of a national security adviser — not a Senate-confirmable position — ultimately rests with the president.
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Though the manufacturer can choose not to turn on the FM chips in phones, like Apple, the decision usually rests with the data provider.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road rests with Nauman Hussain," State Police Superintendent George Beach II told reporters on Wednesday.
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"The biggest responsibility for his death rests with the government of Malaysia as the citizen of the DPRK died in its land," the report added.
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Perhaps, and stay with me here, responsibility for the death of the power lunch rests with the people who have power and time for lunch.
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They could urge the bishop to submit his resignation or they could issue a decree of removal, though the final decision rests with the Pope.
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A majority in parliament must approve a potential sale of the Telia stake, but the final decision on whether to proceed rests with the government.
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The first source said the fate of the merger now rests with the European Commission, which is due to make a ruling by February 18.
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The prosecutors' request does not mean Puigdemont will necessarily be extradited, as the decision rests with the higher regional court of Schleswig in northern Germany.
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British lawmakers voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to seek to delay Britain's March 29 exit from the EU, a decision which rests with the bloc's members.
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The decision to bar Russian athletes ultimately rests with the International Association of Athletics Federations, the sport's international governing body, which meets on June 17.
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The most unpredictable concern, for which the U.S. has only unideal responses, rests with the potential for a global reach nuclear missile capable North Korea.
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Much of the burden of health care costs rests with the government in a variety of programs such as: Medicare, the Veterans Administration, and Medicaid.
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"The biggest responsibility for his death rests with the government of Malaysia as the citizen of the DPRK died in its land," the report said.
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Do-or-die holiday sales A big part of Sears' fate rests with how much money it made over the seven weeks of holiday shopping.
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Her fate now rests with Bristol County Juvenile Court Judge Lawrence Moniz, who heard the case after Carter waived her right to a jury trial.
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While a petition is nice step towards raising awareness, the ultimate decision on what is accepted as a new emoji rests with the Unicode Consortium.
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By and large the best chance to restore net neutrality rests with the looming court battle, which should begin sometime in the next few months.
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The hiring decision rests with Dale Tallon, the man who also extended Gallant before he was "promoted" from general manager and stripped of his power.
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The president's fate rests with Congress, and if Democrats win back the majority in the House, impeachment proceedings against the president could begin next year.
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The obligation to answer questions from the public rests with the White House, and the questionable conduct is on the part of the US president.
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" As for the 2019 Packers, Favre says the most important thing is to "find their identity again ... and I know it rests with Aaron Rodgers.
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Belgium is a constitutional monarchy, where governing power rests with the Parliament, much like the systems in Britain, Spain, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
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"Implementation and enforcement of EU restrictive measures rests with the member states," a spokesman for the European Commission said in response to the Siemens case.
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The fate of DACA now rests with a conservative-leaning Supreme Court, which in November signaled it was not likely to overturn the president's decision.
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In fact, the main connection to the military rests with the 10 percent of students who decide to join the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps.
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A university may accept the credits, but the department of the student's major may not — and at most colleges, the decision rests with the department.
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But it has been pushing back that target date continually for months, and it acknowledges the decision rests with the FAA, not with the company.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday the United States wants a peaceful resolution to tensions with Iran but that rests with Tehran.
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The fate of this boondoggle rests with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, an independent regulator that is not bound to do what the administration wants.
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Coupled with other revelations, that fact could help prove that Trump tried to obstruct justice, which now rests with newly appointed special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Howeer, RBC warns that the fate of global oil consumption largely rests with China and India, which together account for nearly 55 percent of demand growth.
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The snag is that the biggest benefits of moving accrue to the migrants themselves, while the power to admit them rests with voters in rich countries.
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William and Kate's country home of Anmer Hall was gifted to them by Queen Elizabeth, but the actual ownership of it likely rests with the Queen.
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The power to declassify documents rests with the executive branch, but the committee could invoke a rarely used rule to send the decision to the president.
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"The ultimate decision about whether or not to recuse from a matter in a case such as this rests with the acting attorney general," Boyd said.
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So, as the leader of a large organization, essentially the final decision rests with me, and you have to be prepared to make that final decision.
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Former officials also stressed that even if a president delegates some decisions, there's no avoiding the fact that ultimate responsibility rests with the commander-in-chief.
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Because while she stresses "misplaced tolerance" in her country, I believe the bigger problem rests with European and American tolerance of violence against women everywhere else.
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New York (CNN)The fate of a New York police officer who shot and killed a man in a housing project stairwell now rests with jurors.
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Once approved, this rests with the 15 judges of Italy's highest court - the Constitutional Court - expanded to include 16 people drawn up separately from outside parliament.
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That hope rests with Michel Temer, the former vice-president, who has been acting president since May and was formally sworn in after Ms Rousseff's ousting.
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I believe future action rests with that office, with the UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances and with the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions.
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He has said his personal view is that the house should be demolished in accordance with his father's wishes, but the decision rests with the government.
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It's why, even at a time when the money and the power all rests with the club game, rather than internationals, they still capture the imagination.
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"The future rests with whether we have taught our young men and women the importance of being noble, the power of the noble deed," he said.
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As creative, skillful, and dedicated as most faculty are, a good deal of the responsibility for getting the most from these courses rests with the student.
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The nation's political class has allowed James Madison's institutions to wither, and real authority now rests with the leaders of a largely unaccountable national security bureaucracy.
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But the future of the flood insurance program that Nikov, 63, and other property owners in vulnerable U.S. areas depend on rests with the U.S. Congress.
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No dates has yet been scheduled for a vote on the bill in the Republican-controlled Senate, a decision which rests with Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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County officials say the decision on whether to take the rare step of holding another primary election rests with the judge who's presiding over the case.
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READ: Facebook admits its PR company tried to link critics to George Soros "Responsibility for these decisions rests with leadership of the Communications team," Schrage wrote.
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Thus, the plant-robot hybrid traveled either left or right by itself, where the "agency of movement rests with the plant," in the words of the researchers.
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The key to America's national and energy security rests with our ability to provide for our own energy needs with our own natural resources, personnel and infrastructure.
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It is still unknown whether Russia will be allowed to send track and field athletes to compete in Rio; that decision rests with the sport's governing body.
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"The law is written in such a way that it is vague and is open to interpretation, and the interpretation then rests with the judges," he explained.
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Volvo has taken the opposite tack, saying that if one of their vehicles is involved in a crash while in autonomous mode, liability rests with the company.
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With Yale sticking to its guns, the fate of Northern Pass now rests with the SEC and the very presidential administration Coös County helped vote into office.
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The hackers stole from the bank's accounts with the New York Federal Reserve, and Bangladesh officials have hinted that some of the blame rests with the Fed.
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The report outlines the rules for naming ships for Congress, but the ultimate decision rests with the Secretary of the Navy, so of course there are exceptions.
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But the final responsibility for interrogating those accused rests with the 128 countries contributing police and troops to U.N. missions and this slows the process, officials say.
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Masha, one of the museum's star attractions, rests with hundreds of other encased exhibits in one of the largest public collections of zoological specimens in the world.
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His government runs many of the country's daily affairs, but the ultimate power rests with the supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and the unelected Guardian Council.
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"Our heartfelt condolences go out to his Family during this difficult time and our priority now rests with taking care of them and our Soldiers," he said.
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While the power to prorogue Parliament rests with the queen, who officially declares it is being suspended, the process happens on the request of the prime minister.
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But research like Darling's makes us wonder whether the way forward rests with the second—an accounting of rights and obligations, rather than a calculation of consequences.
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"The sole responsibility for that motor vehicle being on the road Saturday rests with Nauman Hussain," the superintendent said, adding that more charges and arrests are possible.
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While the power to prorogue Parliament rests with the queen, who officially declares it is being suspended, the process happens on the request of the prime minister.
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A final decision on whether the census can include the citizenship question now rests with the Supreme Court, which has set arguments on the issue for April.
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Our camera guy misspoke and said a court of law will ultimately decide whether Trump broke the law ... that decision, at least for now, rests with Congress.
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The authority to approve a prosecution rests with the assistant Attorney general for civil rights, although, of course, the will of the [local] US attorney is obviously important.
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Success in getting American and Chinese negotiators back to the table to try to end the nearly yearlong trade dispute rests with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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" His call for a solution: "The country's best hope for countering an increasingly polarized and vitriolic political environment rests with its citizens' willingness to listen to one another.
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But the future of the federal government-run flood insurance program on which Nikov, 63, and other property owners in vulnerable areas depend rests with the U.S. Congress.
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Remember your fate currently rests with President Donald Trump, who has vowed to end DACA and potentially deport you to a country you probably haven't visited in years.
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As we've said on this site before, much of the responsibility for festival bills more accurately reflecting the actual demographic make-up of society rests with the bookers.
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It rests on the assumption that the Democrats should have been able to win the presidency in 2016 easily and the failure to do so rests with Obama.
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Much like the last attempt to pass health care, the bill's success rests with McCain, Murkowski and Collins, all of whom have expressed skepticism with the plan. Sen.
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In our system of government, most of the power to make foreign policy decisions rests with the executive branch, with some power also given to the legislative branch.
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Now, with the Americans mostly gone, its defense rests with Afghan troops, and the Taliban have grown bolder, often setting up surprise checkpoints not far from government outposts.
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In the digital world, the power rests with a small handful of multinational leviathans; all of us are vulnerable, and we can be exploited without even knowing it.
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You have to keep your eye on the future, on the change, on the power that still rests with all of us to make a difference right now.
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Washington (CNN)Now that he's been impeached, President Donald Trump's reputation rests with three juries: in the Senate, among 2020 voters and generations of Americans not yet born.
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Retirement plan providers read the new law's withdrawal exemption as an optional plan feature, which means that the decision whether to include this benefit rests with the employer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday the United States wants a peaceful resolution to tensions with Iran but that rests with Tehran.
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While the current FCC chairman is set on establishing a policy framework that protects both consumers and the future of the internet, the burden ultimately rests with Congress.
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"These ads perpetuate the false narrative that when citizens are harmed in police-citizen interactions that the responsibility to mitigate harm rests with the citizen," Mr. Mckesson said.
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One of the reasons Google Glass was shelved rests with public discomfort with being recorded, something Kline noted may change over time as similar products enter the market.
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While it rests with the rule of law to pass judgement, it lies with all of us to listen to the smallest of voices and to never stop listening.
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"The responsibility for the crimes committed on that tragic night in Las Vegas (rests) with the criminal who committed the violent and reprehensible acts," Keane said in a statement.
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The final decision rests with an agency under the oversight of Scott Pruitt, former Oklahoma Attorney General and critic of the RFS who has pledged to scrub unnecessary regulations.
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In two other cases in which police have already recommended that Netanyahu be charged, the final decision about whether or not to prosecute rests with the Israeli attorney general.
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Manning is under contract for a couple of seasons, but the decision about whether he will return rests with the new general manager, Dave Gettleman, who was hired Thursday.
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Cavalli held a board meeting on Wednesday to examine the bids, though the final decision rests with the bankruptcy court which granted creditor protection to the brand in April.
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Decision rests with attorney general Even after police issue any possible recommendation to indict, it will be up to Attorney General Mandelblit to decide whether to follow that recommendation.
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If a judge approves the U.S. request for extradition at a future hearing, the final decision to send Meng across the border rests with Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould.
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One wrinkle in the whole process is that while the Senate parliamentarian does give guidance on what provisions violate reconciliation rules, the final decision rests with the majority party.
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In many states, the decision to arm teachers or staff often rests with local school district officials who are left on their own to decide who should carry guns.
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In Romania, any decision on embassy relocation rests with the president, who said he was not consulted about that or the state visit Dancila paid to Israel in the spring.
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Ultimate authority rests with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has accused the West of using women as a tool to advertise products and satisfy "disorderly and unlawful sexual needs".
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In the two other cases in which police have already recommended that Netanyahu be charged, the final decision about whether or not to prosecute rests with the Israeli attorney general.
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Each area is home to different denominations and interpretations of Islam, and to a variety of disparate tribes -- many Libyans' primary identity rests with their tribe, rather than their nation.
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They are mostly farmers and ranchers, making a last stand against the pipeline - the fate of which now rests with an obscure state regulatory board, the Nebraska Public Service Commission.
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The European Commission will assess the candidates by September but the decision rests with EU leaders who will try to reach a consensus deal at their next summit in October.
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Because Mueller isn't a presidential appointee, the authority to fire him rests with the attorney general—or would have, anyway, if Jeff Sessions hadn't recused himself from the Russia investigation.
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The agency, in a letter to Feinstein, told her that a committee's power to request documents under the Presidential Records Act rests with the panel's chairmen, who are all Republicans.
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Much of the blame for the willful failure to implement immigration law rests with President Obama, his similarly minded judicial allies like Judge Lee and anti-American open borders advocates.
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In the two other cases in which police have already recommended that Netanyahu be charged with bribery, the final decision about whether to prosecute rests with the Israeli attorney general.
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Currently, Iranian officials are claiming that the fate of the nuclear deal rests with Europe, absolving themselves of any blame should the regime decide to move beyond its JCPOA commitments.
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The National Archives in a letter to Feinstein said that a committee's power to request documents under the Presidential Records Act rests with a panel's chairmen, who are all Republicans.
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Ultimately, however, the power decide how individual states respond to coronavirus largely rests with the leadership of those states, and that has troubling implications if a coordinated response is necessary.
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The decision to send it there rests with the convening authority, and with the SJA (staff judge advocate) who advises him — in a quasi-judicial role, not a prosecutorial one.
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I do think the future for food rests with alternative, non–factory farm and plant-based protein sources, and I am personally ready to eat burgers made exclusively of crickets.
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Most power in the country of 7.2 million rests with the prime minister and parliament, but the president leads the armed forces and can veto legislation and sign international treaties.
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The best hope for defeating this legislation rests with lawmakers like Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Rob Portman of Ohio.
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Belgium is a constitutional monarchy, where most of the governing power rests with the Parliament, much like the systems in other European nations such as Britain, Spain or the Netherlands.
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With the possibility that state parks and beaches may close just as a heat wave is predicted, the chance of a resolution largely rests with Mr. Murphy and Mr. Sweeney.
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With a more favorable battleground than 2628, the Democrats will gain Senate seats too; a net gain of three would mean control rests with whichever party elects the next president.
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"The biggest responsibility for his death rests with the government of Malaysia, as the citizen of the DPRK [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] died in its land," the statement said.
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While the hostile bid has prompted criticism from politicians - concerned that after improving GKN, Melrose could break it up and sell parts to foreign buyers - the decision now rests with shareholders.
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This outcome means that the last chance for any serious look into these complaints against Brett Kavanaugh rests with the House Democrats but Jerry Nadler still has not lifted a finger.
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She reminds all of us that even while greed and corruption slow our progress, even while armies of lobbyists swarm Washington, in our democracy, true power still rests with the people.
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His death comes amid renewed attention to the future of a monarchy whose past traditionalists say stretches back 103,600 years and whose future currently rests with one 10-year-old boy.
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But wealthy northern nations that are the preferred destinations of many migrants are eager to make the case that the solution mostly rests with their neighbors to the south, especially Greece.
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The European Commission is assessing potential new locations for the EMA, but the decision rests with EU leaders who will try to reach a deal at their next summit in October.
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"While ultimate responsibility for strengthening the regulatory regime rests with the Government of Bangladesh, brands could – and should – be creating incentives for firms to comply with child labor laws," ODI said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The fate of former drug company executive Martin Shkreli now rests with jurors in Brooklyn federal court, who will begin deliberating Monday morning after a month-long trial.
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First Deputy Prime Minister Anton Siluanov said on Wednesday that Transneft should not expect Moscow to pick up the tab, while Transneft said the blame for the contamination rests with producers.
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HHS and CMS have now done everything they can, and the rule rests with Russell Vought, acting director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), who needs to finalize it.
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However, the final decision rests with the bankruptcy court which had granted creditor protection to the troubled brand in April, giving it up to four months to present a turnaround plan.
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Officials said the final decision rests with Trump, who is scheduled to return on Friday from his European trip to commemorate D-Day and has been regularly briefed on negotiations while overseas.
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In a statement attributed to the North Korean Jurists Committee, North Korea said that the greatest share of responsibility for Kim's death "rests with the government of Malaysia" because he died there.
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The "ultimate decision" on recusal "in a case such as this rests with the Acting Attorney General," the letter, sent to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, said.
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RELATED: Ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio's fate in criminal contempt trial rests with judge "The power to pardon is an executive prerogative of mercy, not of judicial recordkeeping," Bolton wrote in the document.
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Ocon's only remaining chance of racing in Formula One next season now rests with Mercedes-powered Williams, Stroll's current employers who have so far confirmed only Britain's Formula Two leader George Russell.
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The decision whether to extradite Dotcom now rests with New Zealand's Justice Minister Andrew Little, however Dotcom has indicted he'll apply for leave to appeal Thursday's ruling at New Zealand's Supreme Court.
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But the final decision rests with Judge Steven T. O'Neill who is presiding over the hearing that could end Tuesday with one of the world's best-known entertainers entering a prison cell.
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Though the ultimate power to declassify documents rests with the president, Mr. Trump's delegation of that power to Mr. Barr effectively stripped Mr. Coats and the C.I.A. of control of their secrets.
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Martin is far enough along that its fate now rests with the Supreme Court: Even if she is elected mayor, Ms. McLean said, she has no plans to withdraw from the case.
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Kim is the ceremonial head of state -- though all power rests with Kim Jong Un -- and the most senior North Korean official to ever visit the South, according to the Blue House.
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The fate of the ruling now rests with the Supreme Court, which has two options: affirm or reverse it without argument, or hear oral arguments and consider the decision on its merits.
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But the responsibility for assessing all sources of data and making a judgment on a healthcare institution's ability to serve the public rests with a publicly accountable regulator, not a private accreditor.
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"Determining whether someone's death was directly or indirectly related to a disaster is always difficult to do, and the decision ultimately rests with the professional judgment of the attending physician," the spokesperson said.
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And almost all of the risk of owning properties in those island communities rests with the public sector, through federal programs like the National Flood Insurance Program and others too numerous to list.
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Police have recommended indicting him for fraud and breach of trust for accepting expensive gifts from business folk he claims are "close friends", but the decision to prosecute rests with the attorney-general.
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The appointment rests with Arizona Republican Governor Doug Ducey, who has said he would wait until after McCain's burial on Sunday to announce a decision and is not considering himself for the job.
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The fate of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad rests with Russia, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres last week, Foreign Policy reports, citing three unidentified diplomatic sources.
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Ultimately, the decision of final cut rests with the director or studio executives (usually the latter), but the editor is the person with the technical know-how to make that final cut happen.
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Stauskas sits in a row that includes Okafor, Nerlens Noel, Christian Wood, and the veteran Elton Brand, who rests with his arms spread across the backs of the open chairs on either sides.
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But incredibly, when there is not a corporate boss and the fate of the powerful man rests with voters, as it did in the case of Donald Trump, he gets a serious promotion.
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The attorney general said the decision whether to charge Greitens rests with St. Louis circuit attorney Kim Gardner, whose office confirmed it is reviewing the evidence but declined further comment to CNN Tuesday.
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The West Bank and Gaza have since represented the bitter polarities of the fight for supremacy in the Palestinian leadership struggle, though control over both territories ultimately rests with Israel, the occupying power.
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But the termination must be carried out within 203 weeks - unless the mother's life is in danger - and the final decision rests with the doctor, who will often consult the woman's wider family.
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Of course, responsibility for the treatment of immigrants at the southern border rests with the federal government, led by a president who stokes fear of an "invasion" by brown-skinned rapists and murderers.
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Down to core staff and diminished coffers, the fate of Pied Piper currently rests with a "clickfarm" in Bangladesh, which Jared has secretly funded as a stopgap measure to goose up usage numbers.
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The idea that the future of his media company rests with a six-time WWF heavyweight champion might have Gawker founder and CEO Nick Denton asking himself: just how did I get here?
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For all the drama, it is important to remember that the real power in the European Union rests with its member states and their leaders, not with the heads of the bloc's bureaucracy.
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The companies say they are trying to protect themselves from the uncertainty around the A.C.A. Blame for that rests with Congress and Mr. Trump, who has threatened to destroy Obamacare through administrative changes.
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In the absence of traditional support from the US administration, it rests with pro-Europeans and defenders of liberal democracy in Europe to challenge head-on the myths and disinformation perpetuated by populists.
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The government must also constitute a Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to set interest rates by a majority vote, a change from the current regime where the decision effectively rests with the RBI chief.
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Responsibility for steering economic policy rests with Kyaw Win, the Minister of Finance and Planning, a career civil servant who heads what was previously two separate ministries that were merged by the NLD.
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But Trump also said the decision whether to release Mueller's report rests with Attorney General William Barr, who has been coy about how much of the special counsel's findings he will make public.
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Much of it won't fly with Congress The power of the purse rests with Congress, so it will be up to lawmakers to decide which parts of Trump's budget — if any — to keep.
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"I think we must stick with the norms and the interpretation of these norms rests with the Holy Father," said Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri, secretary general of the synod, at a press conference on Thursday.
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The Commission is assessing new locations, but the decision rests with EU leaders who will try to reach a deal at their next summit in October, with a final decision expected a month later.
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The fate of the proposed takeover now rests with a little-known committee of top White House administration officials who meet in secret, wielding power to kill the biggest multibillion-dollar global deals. nyti.
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Pruitt addressed the allegations in his opening remarks, saying the responsibility to make changes at the EPA "rests with me and no one else" but argued much of what has been claimed is distorted.
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Now that the fate of DACA rests with Congress, call your federal delegation and share your opinion one way or the other (every American is represented by one member of Congress, two US Senators).
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Now that the fate of DACA rests with Congress, call your federal delegation and share your opinion one way or the other (every American is represented by one member of Congress, two US Senators ).
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Manafort's fate in his Virginia trial for a slew of charges unrelated to alleged Russian collusion with Trump's campaign now rests with the jury, after the defense rested without calling any witnesses on Monday.
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The study found that 36 percent of workers in the tech industry say that their loyalty rests primarily with their coworkers, compared to 30 percent who say it rests with their boss or manager.
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" Ms. Haley did not specifically threaten China, but she emphasized that 213 percent of North Korea's trade is with the Chinese and that "much of the burden of enforcing U.N. sanctions rests with China.
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Even though monetary authority constitutionally rests with Congress, it is somehow considered improper to second-guess the wisdom of our nation's central bank, which describes itself as an "independent government agency" on its website.
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Alsup could issue additional orders after the case goes to trial, but the final decision as to whether Uber used ephemeral messaging in bad faith or as a standard business practice rests with the jury.
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How the leg swings mid-air when a woman is hobbling around on crutches, how she rests with her leg propped up on pillows or with her arm in the sling… I could go on.
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More power now rests with Ahmed Gaid Saleh, the army chief of staff, who is a close ally of Mr Bouteflika, and with the president's younger brother, Said, who some say is calling the shots.
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The PRI has sought to exploit Lopez Obrador's difficulty to play nicely, and senior party officials have told Reuters privately that one of its best hopes of retaining power rests with keeping the opposition divided.
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Rosenstein, who had appointed Mueller in May 2017 and signed off on the office of special counsel's work since then, still manages the investigation day to day even though ultimate oversight now rests with Whitaker.
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The city government has a modest budget and limited influence over planning in the city, the country's capital, but most authority rests with the national government, still securely under the control of the feudal establishment.
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Christian right leaders are certainly correct to believe that their only chance of making the Supreme Court more conservative, if they have any chance at all, rests with Mr. Trump and not with Mrs. Clinton.
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The final say on where to move the agencies rests with EU leaders who will try to reach a deal at their next summit in three weeks' time, with a final decisions a month later.
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State Department management rests with the secretary, this culture of political retribution manifested itself in the mistreatment of Ambassador Yovanovitch and the systematic lack of support to Ambassador Taylor and Deputy Assistant Secretary George Kent.
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Spec Seats' showroom displays the variety of custom options on offer—single arm rests, double arm rests, arm rests with cup holders, not to mention enough sports logos and brands to fill an empty arena.
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The future of almost 800,000 young "Dreamers," protected from deportation by the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, now rests with lawmakers who have failed repeatedly to deal effectively with immigration issues.
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The European Commission is assessing new locations, but the decision rests with EU leaders who will try to reach a deal at their next summit in October, with a final decision expected a month later.
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The fate of bank regulation rests with the House after the Senate approved a bill that would relieve smaller banks of some of the restrictions put in place after the financial crisis 10 years ago.
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The bill now rests with the Senate, where Democrats are upset over the temporary, rather than long-term, extension of healthcare benefits for retired coal miners, a key constituency in Manchin's state of West Virginia.
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Unfortunately for Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, much of the responsibility for bringing order to the West Wing rests with him -- the administrative equivalent of taming a pride of circus lions with neither chair nor whip.
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But real power still rests with Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a recluse who is supremely distrustful of all things American and closer to the hard-line Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps than to the reformists.
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Although the responsibility arguably rests with the person who donates their device, Frantz said his research revealed many businesses also don't wipe data from the devices people turn over — despite promises and guarantees to the contrary.
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The power rests with NHTSA, but sources tell us the agency, currently under deputy administrator Heidi King, is coping with management churn and has been accused by consumer advocates of being too cozy with the industry.
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But the law cannot prevent him from campaigning for his party, and in any case the real power in Italy often rests with party leaders who do not necessarily sit in the legislature or the cabinet.
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To argue that the ultimate decision on Puerto Rico's political future rests with the American citizens in Puerto Rico conveniently ignores that it is Congress who has jurisdiction and responsibility for the territory of Puerto Rico.
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Mr. Thompson's letter is only a recommendation, and the final sentencing decision rests with Justice Danny K. Chun of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, who could give Mr. Liang as much as 15 years in prison.
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For example, the quality of data about the faculty research provided on the departmental websites is often inconsistent even within an individual university, as the function of updating information often rests with individual administrative staff members.
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We reached out to Lyft, and the company reported similar goals to aid in the transportation of populations that struggle to maintain mobility: In all of these partnerships, the decision-making power rests with the rider.
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The team submitted a proposal to Mueller last month stating that the president would agree to an interview if questions are limited to potential Russian collusion, but Sekulow said the decision ultimately rests with Trump himself.
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Both the House and the Senate have to pass resolutions for the State of the Union to proceed; neither have done so, and the decision about whether the House passes one at all rests with Pelosi.
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But the decision rests with the Senate, and Senate Republicans seem bound and determined to rush through the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, who could sit on the Court until my grandchildren have grandchildren of their own.
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The best hope for protecting the major provisions of the A.C.A. rests with the handful of Republicans in the Senate who hold more common-sense views than right-wing ideologues like Mr. Ryan and Mr. Pence.
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Unlike their owners, however, the family dog or cat cannot open the refrigerator or gain access to snacks in high cupboards without human assistance, which means the responsibility for pet obesity rests with you-know-who.
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Covering the cost of continuing to run it as a museum rests with the group of citizens who banded together to oppose the plan to send it to a fairground about 45 minutes down the highway.
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"The truth rests with the children," said defense attorney Jeff Page, as testimony in Curtis's murder trial began Wednesday in the same courthouse where Curtis once worked as an assistant state's attorney, reports the Herald-Whig newspaper.
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Should these efforts fail to hold ISPs like Comcast accountable, the next best hope for restoring net neutrality and a healthy internet rests with voting cash-compromised lawmakers out of office in the looming midterms and thereafter.
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"All responsibility for what is happening rests with Armenia which is not interested in resolving the conflict and flouts international law," Azeri Deputy Foreign Minister Khalaf Khalafov told a regional meeting in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.
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If America truly wants to improve its wireless networks, the solution rests with finding ways to drive more competition to market while bringing greater accountability in government leaders, not in protectionism, hype, or marketing fluff and nonsense.
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Tal Schneider, a leading political reporter and blogger in Israel, said the failure to push through the two appointments raised questions about judgment and the selection process, which ultimately rests with Netanyahu, who is also foreign minister.
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The ultimate say on what gets played rests with the 'host' of the room, who can order music or delete tracks suggested by others, as well as help moderate conversations (or not, as the case may be).
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In Gillian Flynn's novel "Sharp Objects" (2006) — now a mini-series on HBO — a teenage girl is the killer, but the ultimate blame still rests with her mother, who narcissistically controls and neglects each of her daughters.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria will start new talks with South African mobile phone operator MTN "very soon" to settle a dispute over a $3.9 billion fine but the final decision rests with President Muhammadu Buhari, the communications minister said.
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In the end, the judge's future most likely rests with a handful of undecided Republican senators — Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Jeff Flake of Arizona — and one Democrat, Joe Manchin III of West Virginia.
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IC professionals indeed should provide best advice based on solid intelligence — a president may risk ignoring it at his own peril — but the decision rests with the one who is answerable to the American people every four years.
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"It is because of my strong belief that the choice rests with the people of our city that I ask the public once again to reaffirm their vote for me," he said in a statement on Dec. 26.
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With chest pains or strokes, the company usually recommends diverting the flight because time to treatment is critical, although the judgment ultimately rests with the pilot who must weigh security concerns and the well-being of the other passengers.
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Indeed, Sony's investment in protecting Dr. Luke through these legal troubles shows where the label's loyalty lies, and that their main priority rests with the male producer, rather than protecting or even valuing the accusations of their female performer.
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Although members of Parliament will debate the relative benefits and risks of barring a potential future president of the United States from entering the country, the final decision rests with Home Secretary Theresa May, from the governing Conservative Party.
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Some of the blame rests with Congress, which has deprived the department of sufficient money to do its work and has forced all government agencies to do the kinds of cost-benefit analyses that often result in long delays.
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If the mechanism for ensuring the competence of POTUS rests with an inherently political body (federal government comprised by members of different political parties), how can the process be responsibly carried out free of partisan influence and political motivation?
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One of the more intriguing questions Professor Ball tackles is why Mr. Paulson, rather than Mr. Bernanke, appears to have been the primary decision maker, when sole authority to lend to an institution in distress rests with the Fed.
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This week, Trump's Environmental Protection Agency chief, Scott Pruitt, said during in a speech in Kentucky that he would scrap incentives for renewable energy firms and let them "stand on their own," while acknowledging the decision rests with Congress.
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Much of the blame for the increased industry consolidation rests with antitrust officials in the Obama and Bush administrations who greenlighted a series of megamergers between airlines like American and US Airways; United and Continental; and Delta and Northwest.
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Since then, U.S. uranium output has bumped around historic lows, and the question of whether to lend a hand now rests with a president fond of tariffs, angered by trade deficits and eager to bail out the mining industry.
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The remaining two members suggested her sentence should be significantly shortened to make her parole eligible in 2029, after Brown she has served 25 years, McDonald tells PEOPLE, adding the decision to free Brown ultimately rests with Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam.
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Lawmakers tend not to pressure members of their own party to resign; they much prefer the line that most Republicans are currently taking on Roy Moore in Alabama, that the final decision about fitness for office rests with the voters themselves.
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Sources familiar with two separate federal and industry investigations tell the Journal that the blame for the failure rests with the failure of a payload adapter modified by top military contractor Northrop Grumman, which also built the Zuma satellite itself.
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The main reason we still have hope for this adaptation rests with Wingard's casting of Willem Dafoe as the voice of the death god Ryuk and Get Out's Lakeith Stanfield as the enigmatic detective L, Light's best friend and nemesis.
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"The Sikh articles of faith have always been consistent with the best of American values, and we're pleased that the burden no longer rests with Sikh soldiers to prove this through a lengthy administrative process," Sidhu said in a statement.
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The potential for rift rests with the other deputy post - usually filled by an academic or an outside expert on monetary policy - judging from the names of candidates floated in Japanese media, including former Abe aide Etsuro Honda, the sources say.
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When the fate of a powerful man rests with a board of directors, as with The Weinstein Company, or with a parent company, as it did at Fox News, the heat of disdain in the media costs the man his job.
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But beyond the official pomp, Wednesday's elections for the Syrian People's Assembly — a largely powerless parliamentary body in a country where nearly every decision rests with President Bashar al-Assad — served mainly to highlight the country's deep divisions and uncertainty.
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He says that anyone—including the child's doctor, their teacher, and even a neighbor or relative—can get social services involved, and the decision to take a family to court often rests with people who have never even met the children.
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Multiple senators who were part of the talks stressed that their talks are fluid, and that the final decision rests with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Ship's owner and insurer offer 'sincere apology' The government of the Solomon Islands says the "responsibility to salvage the vessel and mitigate the environmental impact of this incident rests with the commercial entities involved," including the ship's owner, King Trader Ltd.
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The power of sharing grand jury records largely rests with the executive branch of government -- specifically, prosecutors, because grand jury proceedings happen at arm's length of the judicial branch, the appellate court found, citing previous appellate decisions in its reasoning.
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Technically, the decision rests with Kirstjen Nielsen, Trump's homeland security secretary and a protégé of predecessor John Kelly (now Trump's chief of staff); like Kelly, Nielsen has gotten more comfortable in the role of immigration enforcer as she's been in the job.
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A state report from March 2016 found that "ultimate accountability for Michigan executive branch decisions rests with the Governor" but Snyder's decision-making was "compromised" by information given by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
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The primary objection rests with originalists' interpretation of Article IV of the Constitution, which stipulates that the federal government should only own very small amounts of land — not the millions of acres for which they are currently responsible for managing across the West.
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Prosperous Uruguay, Costa Rica and Chile, where the rule of law is relatively well established, are the countries most satisfied with how democracy works The best hope for shoring it up rests with leaders who do not claim to possess magic wands.
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" The statement from the OAS General Secretariat added: "It is a constructive step that the elections have been called according to the constitutional deadlines and that the final decision rests with the Peruvian people, in whom lies the sovereignty of the nation.
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Last Tuesday, a particularly vicious piece of legislation that targets trans kids was passed out of South Dakota's legislature, and its fate currently rests with Governor Dennis Daugaard, who must decide whether his state will make history for the worst imaginable reason.
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In a leaked diplomatic cable written in 2010, the United States' ambassador to Sri Lanka Patricia Butenis said that responsibility for alleged crimes against civilians during the war "rests with the country's senior civilian and military leadership, including President Rajapaksa and his brothers".
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Part of the problem rests with supporters, who seem more focused on trying to advance their candidate rather than insisting that they all put forward the kind of strong message against Trump that let Democrats victoriously recapture the House of Representatives in 2018.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - So severe is Illinois' self-inflicted financial ruin that its newest hope to end a record-setting budget impasse rests with a massive bundling of billions of dollars in tax increases, borrowing and pension relief for Chicago's cash-strapped schools.
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"The Court observes, in particular, that the difficulty in determining whether there was any substance in the applicants' claim that their relative was unlawfully killed rests with the failure of the authorities adequately to investigate the circumstances of the death," it said.
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RELATED: Chief Justice John Roberts says Americans may 'take democracy for granted' The Senate rules give the chief justice specific duties as a presiding officer, adhering to the Constitution's dictate that the "sole power" to try a president rests with the Senate.
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The future of the deal, which would deliver Britain's biggest shift in foreign and trade policy in more than 40 years, now rests with Britain's parliament, deeply divided over how the country should leave the EU. The odds look stacked against May.
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However, the fate of every team that fails to triumph in one of these knockout-format events—a group that includes many of the best programmes in the country, since the strongest conferences each contain a number of national contenders—rests with the selection committee.
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Responsibility for locating and removing individuals illegally in our country rests with the Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE.) Under ICE's federal 287(g) Program, it has authority to partner with state and local law agencies for assistance with immigration enforcement.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters traveling with him aboard a United States military aircraft that the final decision on when to retake Mosul rests with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of Iraq, according to Reuters.
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But a big part of the responsibility for this scourge rests with internet companies like Facebook and Google, which have made it possible for fake news to be shared nearly instantly with millions of users and have been slow to block it from their sites.
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That approach is one in which responsibility for ensuring the protection of the data protection rights of EU citizens rests with controllers in the first instance and, in the view of the AG, with national supervisory authorities where a controller fails to discharge its obligations.
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The administration's plan will likely be picked to pieces over the days and weeks ahead, but there is a viable solution to the problem - and it rests with readily available funding from the capital-rich foundations, EB5 programs, public pension funds and private-sector investors.
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That makes him the only person in Washington with the authority to turn over the President's personal tax returns under an obscure tax law -- though Rettig has argued in hearings that the decision to comply with Democratic requests nonetheless rests with his boss, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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The ultimate decision on whether to grant parole to Van Houten, who was 19783 at the time of the slayings and is now 69, rests with California Governor Gavin Newsom, whose predecessor, fellow Democrat Jerry Brown, twice denied the board's recommendation that she be set free.
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Key to the European Spring platform, which was formally adopted Friday, is replacing the current EU administration, in which most of the power rests with unelected leaders, with a constitution that puts most of the power in the hands of a legislature directly elected by European voters.
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"The real responsibility rests with the county, city and KWA (Karegnondi Water Authority), but since the issue here is the health of citizens and their children we're taking a proactive approach putting DHHS (Department of Health and Human Services) out there as an educator," he said.
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The general in charge of U.S. military operations in Africa said on Tuesday that he asked for troops serving in Niger to receive extra pay for being subjected to hostile fire "months ago," and that the decision now rests with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
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Politico is reporting that the Trump administration practiced a jiu-jitsu legal maneuver on Thursday with a court filing arguing that the responsibility for fixing the family separation policy rests with the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents families torn asunder by the the government's actions.
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In "Toy Story 3," that dark political privilege fell to a fluffy bear who smelled of strawberries; this time, authority rests with Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks), a glass-eyed doll of yesteryear, who has a busted voice box and badly needs a working one to replace it.
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The decision about who to name chairman of the committee rests with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play House Democrats to vote on flavored e-cigarettes ban next year MORE (R-Ky.).
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Boeing (BA) has continued to insist that it wanted to get the plane approved to fly again, at least in the United States, by the end of this year and that commercial service could begin as soon as January, although the decision rests with the FAA.
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Accept that trusting always comes with a risk of abuse; that shame always rests with the abuser of trust; and that the abuser of your trust succeeds at causing you permanent harm only if you keep treating this one experience as the model for all future experiences.
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On the religious level, the U.S. does not have, and neither do Chinese who are not Tibetan Buddhists, the right to interfere with the decisions regarding the succession of the Dalai Lama, which absolutely rests with the Dalai Lama, Tibetan Buddhist leaders and the people of Tibet.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Wednesday he is open to holding a summit with Japan during the G20 meeting this week but the decision rests with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, throwing the ball back to Tokyo amid strains over historical issues.
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SEOUL, June 26 (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Wednesday he is open to holding a summit with Japan during the G20 meeting this week but the decision rests with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, throwing the ball back to Tokyo amid strains over historical issues.
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In their letter released Monday, the two consumer groups argued that the FTC needs to recognize that much of the responsibility for complying with COPPA rests with Google, which not only operates YouTube but also the advertising networks that do much of the data collection across the internet.
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ET, NBC Sports Network, CBC, TVAS ABOUT THE CAPITALS: While a significant portion of the spotlight rests with Niskanen and his role in Crosby's concussion, fellow defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk finally saw a positive light in the playoffs with his power-play goal 3:13 into overtime on Monday.
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Lawyers for the Uzbek man charged in the 2017 truck attack that killed eight people on a Manhattan bike path asked a judge Thursday to bar the government from seeking the death penalty, saying the decision, which ultimately rests with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, had become too politicized.
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In Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina and South Carolina, he has by turns used flattery ("Your generation is the most progressive younger generation in the history of this country") and subtle warnings ("The future of this country and in fact the world rests with your generation") to bolster his appeals.
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At least part of the blame rests with Bernie Sanders, who made Medicare for All both a progressive purity test and a bright shiny object chased by the news media at the expense of other policies that could greatly improve American lives, and are far more likely to become law.
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"Due to ongoing sabotage by the Saudi government, it is hereby announced that ... Iran's pilgrims have been denied the privilege to attend the haj this year, and responsibility for this rests with the government of Saudi Arabia," Iran's Haj and Pilgrimage Organization said in a statement carried by state media.
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"Due to ongoing sabotage by the Saudi government, it is hereby announced that ... Iran's pilgrims have been denied the privilege to attend the haj this year, and responsibility for this rests with the government of Saudi Arabia," the Haj and Pilgrimage Organisation said in a statement carried by Iran state media.
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But the decision still rests with Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who has remained defiant about continuing on the course Democrats are on now, until 218 lawmakers support opening an inquiry.
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Because Sessions has recused himself from the Russia probe, the power to fire Mueller currently rests with Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE.
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So, yes, the culpability is very clear, and it largely rests with us, with the United States, and yet it is very convenient, politically, to blame it on Mexico, and to try to push the solution to the problem on them and other originating and transiting countries when it's really with us.
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Indeed, the disposition of the obstruction charge rests with the House of Representatives, not with Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE, who is a political appointee of the president under investigation.
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Instead, his group advocates constitutional monarchies, in which a king or queen is head of state and the real power rests with an elected Parliament — much like those in Belgium, Britain, Denmark, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway and Spain (although demonstrators in 2014 demanded a referendum on the Spanish royal family after King Juan Carlos abdicated).
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Should the CRA gambit fail, the next best effort to restore net neutrality rests with looming court challenges by consumer groups and small companies like Mozilla, who say the FCC ignored the will of the public, the insight of most experts, and all objective data in a rushed attempt to please Comcast, AT&T and Verizon.
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The committee suggests that the UK's Defamation Act 2013 means Facebook and other social media companies have a duty to publish and to follow transparent rules — arguing that the Act has provisions which state that "if a user is defamed on social media, and the offending individual cannot be identified, the liability rests with the platform".
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In fact, given that the bulk of criminal laws rests with states, not the federal government, a true states' rights advocate might argue that the State of New York ought to protect its interests by prosecuting every possible charge it can — which may arguably exceed the number and type of crimes that might be available to Mueller.
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Regardless of what happens at the appellate level, though, the law's ultimate fate likely rests with the Supreme Court, and that process could stretch well into next year -- setting up the possibility that the White House could secure the verdict on Obamacare it has always sought, and yet risk alienating millions of Americans heading into a contentious election by creating uncertainty around access to medical care.
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POMPEO: FATE OF US-NORTH KOREA SUMMIT RESTS WITH KIM JONG UN "As a person involved in the U.S. affairs, I cannot suppress my surprise at such ignorant and stupid remarks gushing out from the mouth of the U.S. vice president," North Korea&aposs vice foreign minister, Choe Sun Hui, said in a statement released by state media, according to The Wall Street Journal .
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The decision to release the document now rests with 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, who has five days to decide whether or not to allow its publication.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE supports decriminalizing marijuana use and possession, but believes that the question of whether to legalize the drug rests with the states, a spokesperson for his presidential campaign said Thursday.
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Lying to the FBI is a felony, but the decision to prosecute rests with the Justice Department, and Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE has so far rebuffed calls to recuse himself from investigations over ties between Russia and Trump associates.
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Spain's decision to boost staff at a national level comes after the European agency initiated a business continuity plan earlier this month to deal with the uncertainty and workload implications linked to Britain's withdrawal from the EU. The European Commission will assess the European city candidates to host the EMA by September but the final decision rests with EU leaders who will try to reach a consensus deal at their next summit in October.
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Illustrating the bitter nature of the takeover battle, it featured on the front page of Britain's Daily Mail newspaper on Monday: "Don't let Vultures destroy a British colossus", it said, noting some shareholders did not have a long-term interest in the company that helped make Spitfire fighter aircraft in World War II. While the hostile bid has prompted criticism from politicians - concerned that after improving GKN, Melrose could break it up and sell parts to foreign buyers - the decision now rests with shareholders.
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And the final interpretation here rests with the Supreme Court...A narrowly tailored EO that rested on the view that the children of unauthorized immigrants are not subject to the jurisdiction of the US (in citizenship terms) and thus not citizens by virtue of Birthright is an argument that can be made...My view is that this sort of wholesale or categorical exclusion is contrary to the spirit of the 14th Amendment which aimed to expand and open a way for citizenship, especially for those who might otherwise be denied because of racism.
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