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Revoking someone's passport isn't the same as revoking their citizenship.
Revoking a passport is a far cry from revoking their citizenship, however.
Trump announced last week that he was revoking Brennan's security clearance, and is considering revoking the clearances of several other former intelligence officials.
Until now, there has been no procedure for revoking membership.
Apple retaliated by temporarily revoking the certificates of both companies.
Pruitt is also considering revoking that waiver, per today's announcement.
Trump's interest in revoking clearances followed a meeting with Sen.
Revoking citizenship, the Supreme Court has said, poses special concerns.
The CTA drew widespread criticism for revoking Lora DiCarlo's award.
Revoking the Quill exemption will impact these retailers the most.
He's also talking about revoking the New York Times credentials.
Trump was quick to reply, revoking the invitation on Twitter.
By revoking DACA, President Trump has crushed the American Dream.
He's considering revoking a program that shields undocumented immigrants from deportation.
In any event, the government will not be revoking Article 50.
Some, including incoming CIA Director Pompeo, have proposed revoking PPD-28.
I still think this cannot be done by revoking Dodd-Frank.
I also agree with revoking the privilege when it's been abused.
Revoking his security clearance is an act unbecoming of a President.
The Bahraini authorities have expelled many people after revoking their citizenship.
But he stopped short of formally revoking his endorsement of Trump.
It should have never been fired ... Hayes: In terms of revoking.
Revoking press access for being rude is a very slippery slope.
Malaysia is considering revoking his death sentence to facilitate his extradition.
The administration announced in September that it was revoking the waiver.
Revoking the Quill exemption wouldn't make any difference for this portion.
TRUMP SAYS ADMINISTRATION IS REVOKING CALIFORNIA'S FEDERAL WAIVER ON VEHICLE EMISSIONS
In exchange, the government should give up revoking the motorway concession.
The Republican-controlled Congress has shown little interest in revoking that law.
One possible solution cited by users involves revoking third-party camera access.
The American Heart Association has long advocated revoking the soy health claim.
An official says the ministry is not ruling out revoking the lease.
Sadly, if you already granted contact access, revoking it isn't as simple.
The government could save $10 billion by revoking the payments, Kaiser said.
Revoking licenses and re-sanctioning Iran Air and its aircraft should follow.
But the complete argument for revoking Kushner's clearance is actually much broader.
"Revoking TPS will undermine our economy and our public safety," Becerra said.
Trump is also considering revoking security clearance for a number of others.
Some Democrats have since said revoking Kushner's security clearance should be considered.
The Liberal Democrats are campaigning on a platform of revoking Brexit altogether.
The heated moment led to the White House revoking Acosta's press pass.
Earlier this year, Trump floated the idea of revoking Clapper's security clearance.
They include revoking the license of its flagship laboratory in Newark, Calif.
In February, both houses of Congress passed a resolution revoking the resolution.
According to THR, the sanctions could include revoking the movie's R rating.
Punishments could include suspending or revoking their license, according to state law.
The 2900th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed, revoking the Forest Service permit.
The 2628th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed, revoking the Forest Service permit.
Revoking the exemption, therefore, is bound to impact their margins and competitiveness.
The Senate voted Wednesday to join the House in revoking the rule.
"We have no intention of revoking Article 50," the spokesman told reporters.
DACA supporters are already filing legal challenges to Trump's memorandum revoking DACA.
There is no justification for revoking it now, no particular crisis facing automakers.
In September, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it was revoking California's waiver entirely.
Asked about these choices Mrs May carefully ruled out only revoking Article 50.
Twitter just announced that it's revoking a surveillance service's access to Twitter data.
After public outrage, YouTube ended up revoking Crowder's monetization abilities on the platform.
Facebook is revoking access to its data for hundreds of thousands of apps.
It also called for revoking the license of any doctor who conducted one.
Revoking security clearance as a means for retaliation for political criticism is unusual.
Congress should start by revoking the 2001 and 2002 authorizations for military force.
Trump has in the past suggested he may consider revoking NBC's broadcast license.
Matsumoto sent him there that month after revoking his $2000 million release bond.
The administration is considering freezing the standards and revoking the Golden State's waiver.
The State Department first issued the guidance about revoking the visas on Jan.
It could lead to America revoking Hong Kong's special status under US law.
Revoking the law became an important foreign policy priority for Mr. Putin's government.
President Trump signed legislation under the CRA revoking the rule on Valentine's Day.
In that context, he's also called for revoking that organization's tax-exempt status.
Last month's election further muddled matters by revoking the Conservatives' majority in Parliament.
Was Trump revoking Brennan security clearance an attempt to stifle his freedom of speech?
Revoking the California waiver and implementing Trump's plan to freeze the Obama-era standards.
"Revoking TPS is really just taking so much away from thousands of American children."
It faced regulatory hurdles after Tanzanian aviation authorities warned of revoking the company's licence.
The court provided no additional information on the reasons for revoking the WhatsApp suspension.
AT&T would risk alienating more than 2 million subscribers by revoking this product.
In other words, revoking RT's congressional press credentials explicitly impeded freedom of the press.
"There would definitely be support for a wholesale policy revoking their clearances," Penn added.
"There would definitely be support for a wholesale policy revoking their clearances," he added.
Some people will, undoubtedly, take issue with the government revoking someone's right to drink.
Finally, Trump could decide he is revoking eligibility for the former intelligence officials unilaterally.
" He said that revoking Mr. Brennan's clearance was "something that had to be done.
McCain first refused to endorse Trump, then caved, unfortunately, before ultimately revoking the endorsement.
He also advocated revoking Atlantia's motorway concessions following a fatal bridge collapse in 2018.
Knowing he's outnumbered, John heads to Morocco in hopes of revoking his death sentence.
Board member Jacquelyn Hallum said the school district should look into revoking his appointment.
There is an unconventional starting point: revoking the tax exemption of white supremacist groups.
Widodo said on Thursday said he was considering revoking the new anti-corruption law.
He has fought back by revoking the visas of many of the commission's investigators.
Apple banned the apps by revoking Facebook's enterprise developer certificate — and later Google's enterprise certificate.
But the question is, are you revoking them because they&aposre critical of your administration?
That's the choice the administration wanted to force on the Iranians by revoking those waivers.
They argued that revoking Article 50 should involve unanimous agreement from the other 27 nations.
About a month later, she was informed the school was revoking her full athletic scholarship.
Facebook did not deny Geofeedia violated company policy before revoking its access to user data.
Revoking them sends out a clear and dangerous message that trans people are not welcome.
Revoking these waivers commits Washington to responding to, rather than grandfathering in, future Iranian violations.
The EPA is expected to propose revoking the Clean Air Act waiver given to California.
Or that flag burning in the US should be met with a revoking of citizenship.
The United States is considering revoking India's zero-tariff status, sources told Reuters last week.
She even said Papadopoulos was considering revoking his plea, and asked Trump to pardon him.
Apple responded by revoking Facebook's ability to run internal apps for its employees on iOS.
Instead, at day's end, government officials turned away the convoy, revoking permission negotiated in advance.
It currently faces a lawsuit for revoking the White House credentials of CNN's Jim Acosta.
This program is entirely revocable, and revoking it immediately is what Mr. Trump has promised.
Its prime minister, Imran Khan, has repeatedly likened India's revoking Kashmir's autonomy to Nazi ideology.
Some presidents, including George W. Bush, have considered revoking the waiver, but none have tried.
Revoking that designation has been a key concern of the Sudanese president, Omar al-Bashir.
Revoking Article 370 would give India more power in the part of Kashmir it controls.
But his play was so lackluster that it spurred discussion of revoking his appearance fee.
The announcement started the clock on revoking legal status from those protected under the program.
Revoking California's special authority to set its own pollution rules were part of the plan.
Mr. Wolf did not indicate that the agency was revoking current membership in those programs.
China agreed to consider revoking operating licenses if e-commerce platforms repeatedly sell counterfeit goods.
Revoking California's waiver will also affect 13 other states that adopt California's tougher emissions standards.
Revoking California's waiver will also affect 13 other states that adopt California's tougher emissions standards.
The app maker sued Facebook alleging that revoking access to the data API destroyed its business.
And there is no majority for the drastic option of revoking the Article 50 Brexit letter.
Facebook did serious damage to Vine, for example, by revoking access to its friend-finding system.
The American government is revoking their status because it believes the situation in Haiti has improved.
Homeland Security officials claimed he returned to Mexico on his own, thereby revoking his DACA privileges.
HB2 was later partially repealed by the state legislature, revoking the harshest portions of the law.
But he said revoking DACA was among the actions that would prompt him to weigh in.
The Liberal Democrats are standing on a policy of revoking Article 50 and cancelling Brexit altogether.
Tesla's initial statement announcing its withdrawal did not disclose that the NTSB was revoking its status.
He has long used the tactic of revoking credentials to outlets whose coverage he dislikes. CNNMoney.
It's unclear how revoking Ohr's clearance might affect his ability to do parts of his job.
It certainly explains why the Turkish government would do something as petty as revoking Kanter's passport.
But would revoking it do much, or would they just replace one bureaucratic model with another?
Those steps included revoking a decision from 1686 that effectively put the Ukraine church under Moscow.
In that case, the administration compromised by revoking two waivers and preserving waivers for three sites.
The agency sought to reduce access by revoking it and requiring users to reapply for credentials.
For instance, it would exempt smaller institutions from the Volcker Rule rather than revoking it entirely.
Revoking the ban should be among the first acts of a new administration -- any new administration.
Do you stand for revoking your fellow citizens' rights, or do you stand for human decency?
Brennan has also said he will consider legal action to block Trump from revoking other clearances.
One might assume the greatest impediment to Congress revoking or replacing the AUMF is presidential pushback.
Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday.
According to the Post, Trump wants to sign "most, if not all" of the orders revoking clearances.
Some Palestinians fear that this American largesse could depend on Jordan eventually revoking their status as refugees.
They also must be provided with a method of revoking that consent at any time as well.
Dodge, however, told reporters that the revoking of a plea deal did not erase the evidence provided.
The government is considering revoking a 2010 law forbidding foreign purchases of Brazilian land, the source said.
Move would undermine nuclear deal Applauding Trump on Monday for revoking the oil sanctions waivers, Republican Sen.
In revoking Facebook and Google's enterprise certificates and causing downtime, it has a knock-on effect internally.
CNN sued Trump and other White House officials this week over the revoking of Acosta's press credentials.
Foreign Employment Department Director Mohan Adhikari said such penalties ranged from fines of $1,000 to revoking licenses.
"We cannot condone that kind of violence," the Independent Record said in its editorial revoking its endorsment.
These regulations are what the Kentucky government cites as the reason for revoking the clinic's abortion license.
In a tweet, Biden warned the president that revoking Brennan's clearance won't "silence" the frequent Trump critic.
The report resulted in Apple revoking Facebook's Enterprise Certificate, effectively bricking all of the company's internal apps.
Finally, the FCC is considering revoking national approvals for Lifeline service providers that have already been qualified.
Lastly, by establishing a process for revoking United States corporations' charters when they engage in repeated misconduct.
A federal judge ordered Paul Manafort to jail Friday after revoking the former Trump campaign chairman's bail.
The revoking of the invitation came about through a disagreement on the terms of the film's inclusion.
Revoking that support can effectively shut a site down, at least until it finds a new provider.
"It appears that President Trump has invented an entirely new standard for revoking security clearances," he wrote.
Others, however, said revoking the security clearances of critics is different from targeting minority or religious groups.
The network also notes that revoking security clearance in response to criticism is a highly unusual step.
That state has a federal waiver to issue tougher standards, and the EPA is considering revoking it.
The writers cite the Supreme Court's 1983 decision revoking tax exemption for Bob Jones University as precedent.
"It's a lot bigger than revoking the licence of a nightclub in a provincial town," Dan said.
The French government said in October that it had started the process of revoking Mr. Weinstein's medal.
At least in this moment, Cosby appears to be doing the right thing by revoking this tour.
The California Medical Board filed a lawsuit in the hopes of revoking Dr. Arthur Park's medical license.
The revoking of the special status would likely provoke backlash and violence in the Muslim-majority state.
But after the American Petroleum Institute made revoking the standard a priority, Pruitt tried to end it.
He compared them with statistics in Miami, a city he praised for revoking its sanctuary city designation.
And there is not a majority for other options, like a second referendum or simply revoking Brexit.
But Trump didn't even consult Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, before revoking Brennan's clearance, CNN reported.
His penchant to censor extends to revoking press credentials and threatening to punish media platforms that criticize him.
But that's different from selectively revoking future rights, even over an objection to something from an unrelated video.
President Trump can do much of these things on day one because it involves simply revoking executive orders.
Revoking Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA, will be "catastrophic" for the school system, he said.
Even immigration hardliners find it hard to argue any possible benefit in revoking the legal status of DREAMers.
The First Amendment forecloses the White House from selectively revoking access on the basis of a reporter's viewpoint.
Papua New Guinea isn't the first country that is considering revoking access to Facebook for a limited period.
Revoking Huawei's Android license doesn't matter for US network equipment, nor does Huawei's access to ARM chip designs.
Now, Google is extending this ban privately by revoking Huawei's ability to use the company's Android operating system.
Revoking access to the camera for third-party apps will prevent you from accidentally causing it to occur.
Whereas revoking the school discipline guidance had conservative support from a range of groups and figures like Sen.
Foreign ministry spokeswoman Busadee Santipitaks told reporters on Thursday the ministry was working on revoking Yingluck's Thai passport.
In June, police has detained a French dissident of Vietnamese descent for deportation after revoking his Vietnamese citizenship.
However, revoking a Texas educator's certification is a long, arduous process that can sometimes take years, says Callahan.
Clapper too has criticized the president's rhetoric, and Trump previously floated the idea of revoking Clapper's security clearance.
Revoking that right would have almost certainly helped Remain win the referendum, but Brussels gambled, refused and lost.
The White House later distributed the president's full statement revoking Brennan's security clearance, which was dated July 26.
The Washington Post reported that revoking the Colts Neck golf club's liquor license could have far-reaching effects.
They can include freezing assets, such as property, revoking US visas, and banning US exports to those sanctioned.
Trump said he was protecting the nation's classified information in announcing that he was revoking Brennan's security clearance.
So intense that the president tried to change the subject by revoking the security clearance of ex-C.
Revoking the sanctions is the latest in a series of steps the nations have taken to improve relations.
A.T.F. headquarters in Washington, the senior supervisor said, warned that revoking Top Guns' license could prompt a lawsuit.
In the past, the administration has faced lawsuits after revoking press credentials from reporters from CNN and Playboy.
In fact, revoking it outright might hurt the very small retailers that the states are promising to protect.
China is considering revoking an e-commerce company's operating license if there are continued sales of counterfeit goods.
Revoking or preventing the issuance of passports to specific ethnic groups is often the beginning of ethnic cleansing.
So in September, the Trump administration proposed revoking California's Clean Air Act waiver, starting a huge legal battle.
Gail: The idea of the president revoking the security clearances of his critics is slimy to the core.
Notably, however, Transport for London's ruling revoking Uber's license here made no mention of the company's labor practices.
" Hayden tweeted Monday that revoking his security clearance wouldn&apost "have any effect on what I say or write.
" Hayden tweeted Monday that revoking his security clearance wouldn&apost "have any effect on what I say or write.
Revoking a certificate not only stops apps from being distributed on iOS, but it also stops apps from working.
On Sunday, French President Emmanuel Macron tweeted that he had begun the process of revoking the honor from Weinstein.
February 2017 As president, Trump quietly signed a bill revoking Obama-era gun checks for people with mental illnesses.
Sources tell us that Apple revoking Facebook's Enterprise Certificate has broken all of the company's legitimate employee-only apps.
Britain said on Wednesday it was joining the United States in revoking visas of people said to be involved.
To get around this, the agency said in its final determination document that it was considering revoking the waiver.
And then you have the Dems saying stuff like, well, the revoking of the security clearances are a deflection.
Worth nothing ... almost exactly a year ago, Trump signed a bill revoking gun checks for people with mental illness.
Trump issued an executive order revoking the requirement, capping months of speculation that he would revoke the disclosure rule.
Earlier this month, Trump floated revoking the broadcast licenses of news organizations that have been critical in their coverage.
Trump issued an executive order revoking the requirement, capping months of speculation that he would revoke the disclosure rule.
Some may take comfort that the 111-year-old Antiquities Act would prevent a president from revoking national monuments.
He also reiterated his support for not criminalizing flag burning after Trump floated revoking the citizenship of flag burners.
In the wide-ranging interview, Nunes also addressed reports that Trump is considering revoking former intelligence officials' security clearances.
I was a little surprised to see, today, that this executive order is replacing and revoking the prior one.
As some White House reporters pointed out in the briefing, revoking their clearances has the optics of political retaliation.
Mr. Trump will encounter strong resistance to revoking the Medicaid coverage that 12 million Americans now enjoy under Obamacare.
Next week a congressional commission may consider revoking the Italian-born cardinal's Chilean citizenship, which was awarded in 2006.
Revoking their access to classified information could weaken their ability to work as consultants, lobbyists and advisers in Washington.
Prior to revoking Jammu and Kashmir's special status, India deployed tens of thousands of troops across the Kashmir Valley.
Revoking Article 370 and exerting more control over Muslim-majority J&K is a key part of that agenda.
On May 24, Harvard's admissions dean, William Fitzsimmons, wrote to him explaining that Harvard was considering revoking his admission.
An American president tweets about revoking the broadcast license of NBC because its news division is not patriotic enough.
But postponing or revoking Britain's departure would give new hope to those who want to call a second referendum.
Mainstream leaders, including Ms. May, have warned that revoking Brexit would shatter Britons' already-tenuous faith in their democracy.
The presentation suggested state action, such as sending a letter to the industry or revoking charters from some lenders.
On Monday, the government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced it was revoking Article 370 of the constitution.
Last month, Trump said he was revoking the press credentials from the Post, accusing the publication of dishonest reporting.
The show also sparked outrage last year after revoking an innovation award for a female-led sex device company.
India cut internet access in Kashmir in August last year after revoking the Muslim majority region's autonomy and statehood.
The episode should have raised serious suspicions—especially given the revoking of Westminster's license—but apparently it did not.
Revoking the Golden State's ability to set its own standards could stymie the downward trend in California's air pollution.
The Thai government was revoking all gambling permits for the month of October in preparation for the Royal Cremation.
"Revoking consent is as simple as saying 'No,'" Arnold Daniels, a spokesperson for the company told me in an email.
India's Supreme Court is the likely venue for petitions against the government's revoking of the state's special rights, they said.
Even some Republicans have supported the idea, suggesting that revoking Medicaid coverage from millions of new recipients would be difficult.
Facebook warns that revoking Facebook permission from Spotify may delete your Spotify account, but it didn't (at least for me).
Trump announced he was revoking the standard in a single line in his sweeping infrastructure executive order signed on Tuesday.
Since revoking the order, however, neither Trump nor his critics have said much about the repeal of the flood standards.
"China expresses its dissatisfaction at Interpol revoking the red notice for Dolkun Isa," China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
The FSA said at the time that the severity of the compliance breaches would have justified revoking Nordea's banking licence.
Users can protect against these attacks by monitoring authorized applications, and revoking access for any apps they no longer use.
Pascolla and another woman who complained declined to press charges, so CBP released him after revoking his Global Entry status.
In return, the CMS is no longer revoking Theranos's CLIA certification, which is needed to run a blood-testing lab.
The IRS said that they sent at least 362,000 names to the State Department to start denying or revoking passports.
Revoking access to the White House complex is a reaction out of line to the purported offense and is unacceptable.
The Obama administration can and should do what it can to prevent NSEERS' restoration by revoking it in its entirety.
The 200-day package also includes revoking a series of presidential decrees deemed outdated or with no purpose, they said.
A Paris tribunal last March ordered Mongolia to pay Khan Resources damages for revoking Dornod uranium mining license in 2009.
Hayden warned Trump last month that revoking his security clearance won't have any effect on what he says or writes.
Trump announced Wednesday that he was revoking Brennan's clearance, following through on what he said last month was under consideration.
Last month, Byron ordered that Salman remain in jail, revoking a bail order issued by a federal magistrate in Oakland.
Soon after Barack Obama took office, he issued an executive order revoking all of Yoo's post-9/11 legal advice.
Universities vary widely in their policies for granting honorary degrees, and even more so in their rules for revoking them.
" On CNN's "The Situation Room" later Monday, Clapper said revoking clearances of intelligence officials critical of the President was "chilling.
Those critics cheered Thursday's announcement and pushed for the FCC to consider revoking Sinclair's broadcasting license over its alleged deceptions.
He and Musk spoke on Friday and again on Wednesday when he told the company it was revoking its status.
That prize is revoking the EPA's endangerment finding, the 2009 determination that requires the agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
What's more, it led to Yemen's government revoking permission for the US to conduct similar operations in the future. 893.
A few hours after announcing a review of its verification program, Twitter began revoking the verified status of some accounts.
Apple closed off Facebook's efforts to sidestep Apple's app store and its tighter rules on privacy by revoking the certificate.
Standards for making and revoking rules are frequently changing, and courts and Congress can tweak and review them as well.
The bloc invoked Article 7 of its treaty, potentially revoking Poland's voting rights, even before the attempted Supreme Court purge.
It can issue fines or a range of other penalties, including revoking their licenses to do business in New York.
The White House was ordered by a judge to re-instate CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press pass after revoking it.
Revoking Kashmir's special status was one of the promises made by the Indian Prime Minister ahead of recent national elections.
Revoking Kashmir's special status was one of the promises made by Modi's Hindu nationalist party ahead of recent national elections.
The sudden revoking of his visa led a bipartisan chorus to call out for a reversal of that decision. Sens.
Some fear that India, by revoking the statehood of Jammu & Kashmir on August 6th (see article), may have complicated matters.
Facebook, the suit alleges, "moved aggressively to shut out entirely direct competitors," like WeChat, by revoking access to its platform.
What they are worried about here is a very insignificant amount of people when it comes to revoking a permit.
However, the ECB lacks power over anti-money laundering lapses, apart from the extreme measure of revoking a bank's licence.
However, the ECB lacks power over anti-money laundering lapses, apart from the extreme measure of revoking a bank's license.
Wealthier countries have also recently used the threat of revoking funding from other countries that aren't upholding their environmental commitments.
The White House Correspondents Association said revoking Acosta's credentials was a disproportionate reaction to what happened at the news conference.
In January 2016, the US government sent the Muthana household a letter addressed to Hoda officially revoking her US passport.
Italy's daily La Stampa reported that the government was also working on another decree aimed at revoking Autostrade's whole motorway concession.
So the question that Americans should be asking, why are you revoking these -- this specific group of individuals that you named?
Jordan joined the pressure on Qatar, downgrading its diplomatic representation and revoking the license of Doha-based TV channel Al Jazeera.
At this rate, it won't be long until revoking unread messages is merely table stakes when it comes to messaging apps.
The administration also proposed revoking a waiver of California's right to set higher mileage standards, a policy in effect since 1970.
The Clinton offer could be viewed as "a solicitation of an assault," the judge said before revoking Shkreli's $5 million bail.
"They didn't announce that they were revoking this data or send errors — they just started sending empty lists, silently," Krause said.
Penalties could include public criticism, the suspension of programmes and even the revoking of the organisation's production licence, the notice said.
New Delhi cut off telephone and internet lines in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of revoking the state's special rights on Aug.
Last week, the FCC's Wireline Competition Bureau announced that it was revoking nine companies' status as service providers in the program.
He attacked the Speaker for ostensibly revoking his support for Trump during a conference call with rank-and-file GOP lawmakers.
But whatever punishment the driver faces, authorities should also consider revoking their Netflix account if this is how they're gonna behave.
Terminating the program and revoking unexpired work permits "seems unlikely," Legomsky predicted, because of the legal steps that would be required.
In addition to the humanitarian concerns, supporters of the program point to analyses that show an economic impact from revoking it.
The rulers have joined forces, including prosecuting those who criticize friendly gulf nations, or have shared tactics, like revoking opponents' citizenship.
Kersel noted that the use of pseudoscience revoking the accomplishments of Native American cultures is a sad part of American history.
Rather than revoking the Lifeline designation for broadband providers, the agency should push more resources into modernizing and expanding the program.
He began this month by abruptly revoking reporters' access to the House floor unless they agreed to an extensive background check.
In the April 27 guidance, the EPA said revoking the 2015 limits would "dispel confusion and provide regulatory certainty" for users.
Travel restrictions have also increased, with Ukraine recently revoking a Soviet-era deal that allowed visa-free visits for North Koreans.
In November, the authorities ordered Audi Volkswagen Korea, the local subsidiary, to recall 126,000 diesel-powered vehicles after revoking their certifications.
Apple restored Google's enterprise developer certificates late Thursday after revoking them earlier in retaliation for an app that violated its policies.
Federal Judge Timothy Kelly ruled the White House failed to provide Acosta due process in revoking Acosta's press access last week.
Brennan on Sunday, however, said he is thinking about an appeal to prevent Trump from revoking the clearances of other officials.
The United States on Friday ramped up its attempt to dislodge Maduro from power by imposing new sanctions and revoking visas.
According to a source familiar, Kelly took away Andrew's blue staff pass about two weeks ago, revoking his West Wing access.
The bottom line: Trump's announcement has received substantial backlash from the intelligence community as well as politicians for revoking Brennan's clearance.
Mr. Tugendhat said that Britain should consider revoking the broadcast license of RT, the Kremlin-funded channel formerly called Russia Today.
Literary legend Toni Morrison dies at the age of 88; India escalates tension in Kashmir by revoking the territory's special status.
Revoking records would be "complete nonsense," Kratochvilova said this month through an interpreter while coaching at a meet in nearby Pardubice.
In an interview with IANS, an Indian news agency, he said revoking Kashmir's special status would "only empower democracy even more".
One former staffer reportedly accused Franks of revoking her access to the congressman after she denied his advances, according to Politico.
ISP and local law enforcement agencies are responsible for revoking FOID cards and weapons from those who should not have them.
President Trump says that while he's been "very active" in overturning Obama-era policies, revoking turkey pardons won't be among them.
Palestinians say that Jewish settlers have encroached on East Jerusalem, and that Israel has compounded the problem by revoking residency permits.
Left-wing lawmaker Eleni Mavrou, who chairs the Interior Committee, told Reuters there was a "legal vacuum" in revoking the passports.
Congress has already pushed the country's government to improve accountability by revoking the visas of corrupt public officials and business people.
Colleges have begun revoking the admissions and pursuing expulsion of students who obtained their seats as a result of the fraud.
Any violation of the order, the judge said, would be a basis for revoking Stone's bond or detaining him pending trial.
"The FDA is only revoking the listing of these six synthetic flavorings as a matter of law," they said in a statement.
Music attorney Doron F. Eghbali disagrees with Moo, and thinks that the revocation should cover all events; revoking privilege should be enough.
So it seems by publicly revoking clearances, Trump is really going on the record and politicizing this more than he has to.
But Kallick warned that revoking DACA work permits could "hurt the overall business climate" and even drive companies from the US market.
Revoking security clearances won't preclude anyone from speaking out against the Trump administration, and in fact spawned a fresh wave of criticism.
The dispute: CNN says that by revoking Acosta's hard pass, the Secret Service's actions were "arbitrary and capricious," which violates the act.
So Trump isn't revoking national monuments just yet, "although it seems pretty obvious that that's the ultimate goal," Hartinger tells The Verge.
Similarly, social justice advocates Color of Change, celebrities and elected officials have sounded on off on the implications of revoking the policy.
In revoking his license, a state regulatory board found Allen tested positive for marijuana and fentanyl in his system after the incident.
"I don't see the legal route of revoking California's requirement to be anything but a delay for years and years," she says.
Revoking an app's access to personal information or a feature, such as your camera, is another way to limit sharing your data.
But in 2017 the FDA proposed revoking this authorization, citing mixed results in more recent studies of the heart benefits of soy.
Right now, the DOJ is considering revoking the Paramount consent decrees that created separation between old Hollywood movie studios and movie theaters.
"Following the review, we will take the proper action related to their status, up to revoking admission or expulsion," the school added.
Seventy-nine percent of Virginia swing district voters support revoking the patent on insulin to allow a generic version to be produced.
He has also said he will consider a lawsuit to block Trump from revoking additional clearances, a threat the president has welcomed.
Revoking the memo and ending the stalled program fulfill a key campaign promise by Trump, who pledged to "immediately" cancel both efforts.
Democrats have been hounding the GOP chairman in the weeks since Trump suggested revoking broadcasting licenses for NBC and other critical outlets.
He renewed those attacks on the Times at the rally Saturday, saying he's considering revoking the paper's credentials to cover his rallies.
Gore, signed on to represent CNN in its First Amendment lawsuit against the White House for revoking correspondent Jim Acosta's press credentials.
Ending PSLF would be a terrible mistake, a revoking of our government's promise to the students who are the future of America.
Due to ongoing concerns about safety, Mashable is retracting its recommendation of the Samsung Galaxy Note7 and revoking its Mashable Choice award.
The White House listed Brennan's "lying" and "frenzied commentary" on the Russia investigation and the administration in revoking of his security clearance.
Taxify strongly believe that the reasons for TfL revoking City Drive Services' license are invalid, without merit, and outside of existing law.
The Indian Supreme Court is now hearing arguments on the legality of India's revoking Kashmir's autonomy in its 72-year-old constitution.
Trump announced on Wednesday that he was revoking Brennan's security clearance, first saying that the former CIA director posed a security risk.
The White House said the president was considering revoking the security clearances of other former national security officials and one current official.
May's spokesman also said the government would not be revoking the Article 50 notice which triggered the process of leaving the bloc.
In revoking her license, the council said she violated the January agreement and "traditional Myanmar culture" by continuing to post revealing images.
Let us be clear about what revoking cost-sharing subsidies for health care would mean: People will sicken, and people will die.
India's government said Monday it is revoking the part of the constitution that gives Indian-administered Kashmir special privileges, the BBC reports.
The claims were serious enough that the American ambassador at the time considered revoking his Mr. Beltrones's visa to the United States.
Senators unanimously passed a measure revoking her citizenship and declaring the treatment of the Rohingya by Myanmar's government to be a genocide.
President Trump is considering revoking the security clearances of former officials who have criticized his refusal to confront Russia over election interference.
It also empowers the secretary to take other punitive actions, like revoking bonuses or reducing pensions for executives who have been disciplined.
"I applaud President Trump for his revoking of John Brennan's security clearance," Paul said in a statement after the White House announcement.
Trump announced on Wednesday that he was revoking Brennan's security clearance, first citing that the former CIA director posed a security risk.
He said he was committed to revoking all measures that hurt Brazil's independence and would do so by means of a referendum.
As it relates to Brennan, commentators have pointed out that revoking his security clearance is unlikely to deter him from speaking out.
He added that he was unwilling to reconsider revoking the fuel subsidy: "The measures we have taken together are firm," he said.
Revoking their current healthcare policies could discourage them from taking career risks in favor of traditional employment that comes with health benefits.
China has agreed to consider revoking an e-commerce platform's operating license if there are repeated sales of counterfeit or pirated goods.
The Port appealed to Australia's National Competition Council (NCC), which regulates infrastructure services, and it recommended revoking the ACCC decision in July.
"Following the review, we will take the proper action related to their status, up to revoking admission or expulsion," the school said.
That was because, one said, the relevant law for granting investors citizenship lacked a supplementary clause on the process for revoking it.
At the time, Mr. Kelly wrote a five-page memo, revoking temporary clearances that had been in place since June 1, 2017.
He previously accused the White House of revoking access to his personal Twitter account, a move that Trump has denied took place.
I reached out to Parsons about the school revoking a scholarship for Kelly due to his race, but it declined to comment.
And if we decide that we cannot, should we break with our extended family by revoking our support of my cousin's application?
In the days following, Samsung began revoking the AWS credentials, but it's not known if the remaining secret keys and certificates were revoked.
Coachella further promised to remove perpetrators from the festival grounds immediately, revoking their wristband with no refund, and involving law enforcement as needed.
The lawsuit is based on the defendants characterizing Radwan's actions on camera as "serious misconduct," citing NCAA bylaws to justify revoking the scholarship.
However, BI points out this instance might not be precedented, and even employees seemed confused by protocol for revoking memberships due to returns.
The secretary of homeland security decides whether a country is unsafe for its nationals to return, revoking or extending the special protected status.
Many on the centre-right are in favour of creating a firmer German Leitkultur (lead culture), revoking dual citizenship and outlawing the burqa.
India deployed tens of thousands of troops across the Kashmir Valley in anticipation of a backlash before announcing it was revoking Article 370.
How can they claim to be revoking her rights for reasons of safety and privacy when doing so destroys her safety and privacy?
The Commissioner for Labour will also consider revoking or refusing to renew the license of the EA concerned if the licensee is convicted.
Cimatu said he was also revoking temporary mining permits given to 10 associations in the Cordillera region in the wake of the landslides.
DAN ABRAMS, CNN: The idea that the president would be revoking security clearance not based on wrongdoing, just based on words is shameful.
Six points for other drivers puts them that much closer to the 12 points that could result in the revoking of a license.
These included closing down the main Shi'ite opposition group al-Wefaq and revoking the citizenship of top Shi'ite Muslim cleric Ayatollah Isa Qassim.
DAN ABRAMS, ABC: The idea that the president would be revoking security clearance, not based on wrongdoing, just based on words is shameful.
The United States has ratcheted up sanctions against Iran this month, revoking waivers that had permitted some countries to continue buying Iranian oil.
Under GDPR, Facebook will need to provide users with clear instructions for providing and revoking consent, and the ability to delete their data.
"Revoking this waiver could have the effect of exposing more than 100 million Americans to higher levels of automobile emissions," the Journal warns.
Eighteen Republican-led states brought the case forward against the federal government, arguing that revoking the individual mandate renders the entire law unconstitutional.
Oklahoma's Legislature has passed a bill effectively banning abortions by subjecting doctors who perform them to felony charges and revoking their medical licenses.
The lawsuit against Trump's action on Bears Ears argues that Trump is not shrinking the national monument, but revoking its status all together.
Revoking Ohr's clearance could severely hamper his ability to do his job and would amount to derailing his career at the Justice Department.
President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Wednesday revoking the reporting requirement, which had been implemented in the Obama administration's final year.
In addition to revoking Brennan's clearance, Trump put out a list of several former intelligence officials from whom he's considering taking clearances away.
And TfL evidently believes it's seen enough bad stuff attached to Uber's business operations in London to merit revoking its pass to operate.
In revoking the letter, as well as several other Obama-era guidelines, Sessions said he was stopping yet another overreach of government power.
Those old white dudes in the Senate needed some sustenance as they set about revoking what has long been colloquially known as Obamacare.
Revoking aid from refugees to punish Palestinian leaders, for instance, aligns with Mr. Trump's nationalist tendencies to treat foreign populations as monolithic blocs.
" She wrote that an April 2017 executive order by Mr. Trump revoking the drilling ban "is unlawful, as it exceeded the president's authority.
Though Stark has denied those claims, the U.S. Department of Agriculture ended up revoking Stark's license, for allegedly violating the Animal Welfare Act.
Revoking it was one of the promises made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ahead of recent national elections.
"Revoking access to the White House complex is a reaction out of line to the purported offense and is unacceptable," the statement said.
MSU has begun the process of revoking Strampel's tenure, the MSU spokeswoman said, adding that the process can take 6 to 12 months.
The House has already passed a resolution of disapproval revoking the new rules, but the Senate has not yet taken up the issue.
Many experts see no surefire legal path for him to take, since the Clean Air Act contains no provision for revoking California's authority.
After about nine hours of questioning, Reihana says the officials told her they were revoking her visa and sending her back to Iran.
Proposed by Scottish National Party lawmakers, it calls on the government to reverse the decision to leave the EU by revoking Article 50.
New York, where measles has spread in ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities, joins California and a handful of other states in revoking religious exemptions.
" Mr. Vastakis's memo stated that the majority of the high-level cybersecurity personnel at the White House had already resigned because of the administration's "habitually being hostile" to them, including using tactics such as "revocation of incentives, reducing the scope of duties, reducing access to programs, revoking access to buildings and revoking positions with strategic and tactical decision making authorities.
"She is weaseling without revoking," said Josef Joffe, publisher-editor of Germany weekly Die Zeit, adding the underlying message was 'I was not wrong.
Upon learning of Wilde's negligence, the department "immediately completed full background checks" on the applications in question and ended up revoking 291 of them.
The U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday called for public comments on the rule, which is the first step in revoking or revising it.
In the same ruling, the Court of Appeal accepted another portion of the appeal by revoking Axiom Mining's current license for the Isabel site.
"Revoking the CPP gives power plants a license to pollute," said Kevin Stewart, an advocate at the American Lung Association, a nonprofit health group.
Revoking Kashmir's special status was one of the promises made by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party ahead of recent national elections.
"For 403-Star even the hypothesis of freezing the procedure for revoking the concession is not politically sustainable," said a senior 5-Star source.
A showdown will be the debate on the Great Repeal Bill, the legislation revoking the automatic transmission of European laws onto British statute books.
Still, if you're interested in trying apps like these (and then revoking their third-party access later) we've written a tutorial on that, too.
Advertisements are still core to monetization for most YouTubers, and it's clear the company still sees revoking ad privileges as a form of moderation.
Earlier this month the IRS acknowledged that they had sent at least 362,000 names to the State Department to start revoking or denying passports.
The feud exploded in early November when a heated exchange between Acosta and Trump eventually led to the White House revoking Acosta's press pass.
President Trump is looking into revoking former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's security clearance, but McCabe's spokesman said that clearance had already been deactivated.
But Trump could face backlash from industries that rely on the program, including the technology sector, if he goes too far in revoking visas.
President Trump uses the phrases "unfair disadvantage" and "bringing back jobs" to obscure the real implications of revoking financial disclosures by resource extraction companies.
"We will send back those in our hands, but the world has come up with a new method now: revoking their citizenships," Soylu said.
But lawmakers have also given the thumbs-down to a series of other amendments, including revoking Brexit, delaying it further or holding another referendum.
Still other pro-Europe voters want Parliament to kill Brexit on its own, or at least delay it for years, by revoking Article 50.
Kahane's Kach advocated revoking the citizenship of Israel's Arab population, expelling all Arabs from the country and having them resettled in other Arab lands.
New York (CNN)A veteran First Amendment lawyer says that CNN should sue the White House for revoking press access from reporter Jim Acosta.
This marks the second high-profile case of the White House suspending or revoking a reporter's credentials over an incident at a press event.
She has also proposed revoking the licenses of gun manufacturers and dealers who break the law and fining manufacturers up to $500,000 per violation.
In addition to Brennan, Trump is considering revoking the clearance of a number of other former top officials who have been critical of Trump.
So far, the Senate has not shown an interest in revoking the guidance, and President Obama has indicated he would veto any such bill.
The amendment comes after the White House announced it was revoking the security clearance of former CIA Director and frequent Trump critic John Brennan.
Trump is not prematurely revoking any permits, choosing instead to let them expire on their normal two-year cycle but not offer any renewals.
Officials have expressed concern that Trump's peace plan would eventually pave the way for revoking the right to return for refugees in the kingdom.
They could even use an amendment to seek a vote on revoking Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty to cancel the entire Brexit process.
The EPA is also gearing up to soon propose freezing fuel-efficiency standards and revoking a waiver California has to issue tougher fuel standards.
"Revoking their U.S. work authorization," the letter said, "will likely cause high-skilled immigrants to take their skills to competitors outside the United States."
That is because Mr. Mnuchin took the unusual step of revoking his consent for it to be released given the contentiousness of the event.
" Grisham said she "carefully considered a range of potential responses," including "permanently revoking his hard pass, providing a written warning, and taking no action.
The Department of Homeland Security is reducing or revoking a special status for immigrant children who say they have been abused, neglected or abandoned.
They were discouraged in January when Jeff Sessions, in his confirmation hearing to become attorney general, appeared unconcerned about the consequences of revoking DACA.
Revoking the security clearance of a DOJ attorney would be one more move – in a series of many – to try to make that happen.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government cut off telephone and internet lines in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of revoking the state's special rights on Aug.
He said the official action revoking California's authority will likely be published in the Federal Register next week and take effect 60 days later.
The academy made drastic membership changes in 2016, revoking the voting privileges of long-nonworking members and inviting more women and minorities to join.
Trump's former aide was in D.C. Wednesday when a photog asked her about Jim Acosta and CNN suing POTUS for revoking his press pass.
The ban has also raised thorny questions about American values, torn families apart, and resulted in the government revoking somewhere between 60,000 and 100,000 visas.
The measure will expand regulatory review with the goal of revoking two regulations for every new one put forward, according to a senior administration official.
She also said her government had no intention of revoking Article 50, which triggered the Brexit talks in March this year, and stopping Britain's departure.
CNN is suing President Donald Trump and multiple White House aides for revoking the press pass of the news network's White House correspondent, Jim Acosta.
The governor unsuccessfully attempted to shut down EMW, but the clinic fought back with a federal lawsuit that prevented the state from revoking its license.
Sources with direct knowledge say that since the earliest days of his presidency, Trump has mused about revoking press credentials for reporters who infuriate him.
"Atlantia is rising because the 5-Star have always supported revoking the concession, and the government crisis blows this away," a Milan-based trader said.
Here's Sean Hollister at CNET: YouTube is removing these streams and revoking livestreaming access to channels that host them, but it hasn't stopped Infowars yet.
He suggested that a better switch might be for social networks to moderate entire audiences at once, such as revoking their sharing functions en masse.
" He then lamented a judge revoking bail for his former campaign manager Paul Manafort, sarcastically quipping: "Didn't know Manafort was the head of the Mob.
The ban has also raised thorny questions about American values, torn families apart, and resulted in the government revoking somewhere between 60,000 and 100,000 visas.
It is extremely unlikely that Trump would be able to find eight other nations on the Security Council willing to support revoking the new resolution.
More than 3 million people signed an electronic petition this week in favor of revoking Article 50, the act that formally triggered the Brexit process.
If that doesn't work, parents can pause the internet for one family member, instantly revoking access for all of the devices associated with that person.
The House passed a measure Thursday to block the IRS from using funds revoking the tax-exempt status of churches that participate in political campaigns.
The proposed sanctions include revoking the California lab's certification and barring Mr. Balwani and Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos's chief executive, from the industry for two years.
Revoking a reporter's White House pass — a drastic step, indeed — could then be justified (or not) by the White House citing the rules allegedly broken.
Solutions run the gambit from more explicit language against harassment in the guidelines for attendees to screening the guest list and revoking invitations when necessary.
Revoking an award created by and for women does not inspire faith that the organization wants women to feel welcomed and celebrated for their achievements.
The Trump White House said on Monday that it was considering revoking the security clearances of several former intelligence officers who have criticized the administration.
Former CIA Director John Brennen called President Trump revoking his security clearance an effort to "suppress freedom of speech" for his critics in a tweet.
The central bank has sought to crack down on the black market, revoking the licenses of exchange bureaus found dealing far beyond the official rate.
Revoking parole and putting people back behind bars for marijuana use makes little sense now and will make absolutely no sense once marijuana is legal.
Cambodia: Top E.U. officials visited the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, to consider revoking a special trade deal because of the country's deteriorating human rights record.
Cambodia: Top E.U. officials visited the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, to consider revoking a special trading deal because of the country's deteriorating human rights record.
The outgoing parliament passed a measure proposed by the leftist Syriza government, revoking an income tax credit package due to come into effect in January.
The British government could evade the March 29 deadline unilaterally, but only by revoking its decision to leave the European Union, a step that Mrs.
The alternatives: Options include a so-called "soft Brexit" that would keep Britain in European economic structures, a second referendum or even revoking Brexit completely.
Walton did not question the department's internal deliberations; he simply deferred to them—something no court had ever done in a case of revoking citizenship.
"A majority Liberal Democrat government would not renegotiate Brexit, we would cancel it by revoking article 50 and remaining in the European Union," she said.
The day before, the Indian government announced it was revoking Article 370, a constitutional provision which had granted special status and powers to the state.
Revoking the waiver now, he said, also increases the likelihood that any legal challenges reach the Supreme Court before the end of Trump's first term.
On the domestic policy front, the Cuban government has initiated a "rectification process" on private enterprises that includes a revoking of licenses in some sectors.
The New Mexico law will still allow schools to penalize students with steps such as withholding a student's transcript or revoking older students' parking passes.
But revoking the clause in its entirety would have major implications for tech platforms and may still fail to produce some of the desired outcomes.
In a speech in Miami, President Trump announced that he was revoking parts of the "terrible and misguided" Obama-era policy of rapprochement with Cuba.
In one case, Mr. Di Bella considered revoking the decision for a 12-year-old girl whose parents were both in jail for mafia association.
But he's also sparked criticism after revoking nine companies' participation in Lifeline, a program that subsidizes phone service and internet access for low-income households.
He suggested expelling North Korea's ambassador, revoking the visas of North Koreans working in Malaysia and closing Malaysia's embassy in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.
President Donald Trump and his administration have sharpened attacks on middlemen and looked into revoking their ability to negotiate rebates, or discounts, with drug manufacturers.
However, Burke warned Weinstein that any further complications or issues could result in the judge revoking Weinstein's bail and issuing a warrant for his arrest.
Most of those cases, though, involve pilots who fail to disclose information that might result in the agency revoking or refusing to renew a license.
So far this year, it has withdrawn over 10 banking licences, after revoking around 90 banking licences in 2015 and a similar number the year before.
Palestine Liberation Organization Secretary-General Saeb Erakat has said the PLO would consider revoking its recognition of Israel if the US embassy was moved to Jerusalem.
In January, city planners suggested limiting the rentals in some historic neighborhoods and revoking licenses of bad operators while requiring insurance, property managers and guest logs.
If the FCC ends up revoking its own authority to enforce net neutrality, it will be up to Congress to reform the law to ensure protections.
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service could choose to issue a warning or fine against the dealer, or start the process of revoking the ranch's license.
"The regulatory agency went on to say that it was revoking the license because of Uber's "approach and conduct" had demonstrated a "lack of corporate responsibility.
On Friday, Rome launched a formal procedure aimed at revoking the concessions held by Atlantia division Autostrade per l'Italia that allow it to operate toll highways.
DJI says a third-party company collected data about drone users without their permission, and it's now revoking the plugin's access in a new software update.
Musk notably asked Twitter for advice on how to tweak the immigration order, arguing that revoking it was impossible, and attended the president's recent economic forum.
The White House announced Trump's decision late Wednesday and sent the text of the executive order revoking the May order that created the commission soon after.
It remains to be seen if Pai's first steps, like revoking LifeLine authorizations or rescinding the E-rate report, indicate bigger plans to gut those programs.
In August 2018 the Trump administration proposed revoking California's legal right to impose its own state emissions standards or require a rising number of electric vehicles.
Instead, revoking birthright citizenship would balloon the nation's undocumented population, creating a new class of disenfranchised, stateless people that would face deep economic and integration challenges.
House Speaker Paul Ryan, who is expected to chair the convention, has refused to endorse Trump, and Trump has not ruled out revoking his ceremonial privileges.
After a tape of explosive sexually aggressive and lewd comments from Trump was leaked last week, Blunt condemned the comments without revoking support of the Republican.
Lichtman said he's been delayed in officially joining Balarezo on the case in part by authorities revoking visitation rights and a travel visa for Guzmán's sister.
But if, in revoking the Obama DACA policy, the Trump administration is ruling out deferred deportation for Dreamers, Hemel said, it is creating a substantive rule.
Up until now, France was saying they were only considering revoking Weinstein's Legion of Honor in the wake of multiple accusations of sexual harassment and assault.
In a statement to VICE News, Apple said it took the first step of removing the research app by revoking Facebook's ability to distribute the app.
The bill, approved in the state legislature, would have made performing an abortion a felony and called for revoking the license of any doctor conducting one.
In his first question in a back and forth with the government, Kelly asked Burnham to clear up the government's shifting rationale for revoking Acosta's pass.
A day earlier, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the Trump administration is considering revoking the security clearance for a number of former officials.
She wrote that revoking his pass would be too harsh but that taking no action was an insufficient response to Karem "disrupting" a White House event.
Washington (CNN)The State Department began revoking the passports of convicted child sex offenders this week, in order to comply with a law passed last year.
In revoking Brennan's security clearance, Trump accused the ex-CIA chief of leveraging his former government status to make "unfounded and outrageous" claims about the administration.
Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton, and a number of former intelligence officials appeared on Sunday shows to discuss the fallout of Trump revoking Brennan's clearance.
In a letter sent to Theranos that was made public on Friday, regulators said they were revoking the certification of its flagship laboratory in Newark, Calif.
Shastry said that in revoking Article 370, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi was delivering on longstanding pledges made to his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
This means opening federal lands for oil and gas production; opening offshore areas; and revoking policies that are imposing unnecessary restrictions on innovative new exploration technologies.
Among various other moves, he has signed an executive order with the goal of executive branch agencies revoking two regulations for every new one put forward.
According to the suit, CNN believes Trump violated its First Amendment right by revoking Acosta's "hard pass" ... thereby hampering his ability to cover the White House.
Buzz Aldrin said in the complaint that despite revoking the power of attorney he had given his son, Andrew Aldrin continued making financial decisions for him.
In fact, President Trump signed a law in February revoking an Obama-era regulation that made it more difficult for the mentally ill to purchase guns.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump canceled what he called Pelosi's "public relations" trip to Afghanistan and other foreign countries by revoking her use of military aircraft.
Barrette has since vowed to craft provisions related to disability accessibility at such clinics, and suggested revoking permits for those that refuse service to disabled folks.
The previous government opted to deal with the issue of foreign fighters by simply revoking their citizenship and barring their ability to come back to Canada.
"Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday," the group's president, Olivier Knox of SiriusXM radio, wrote.
In his speech to parliament, Conte never actually mentioned revoking Atlantia's concession, but said the new administration would protect the public interest in dealing with Atlantia.
In his speech to parliament, Conte never actually mentioned revoking Atlantia's concession, but said the new administration would protect the public interest in dealing with Atlantia.
The gaming commission has broad authority to exercise a range of options, including levying a fine or even revoking Mr. Wynn's license to operate the casino.
In addition to revoking Article 370, the government also introduced a bill to change Jammu and Kashmir's administrative status from a state to a union territory.
The bureau has sidestepped the potential legal appeals and political fallout of revoking licenses by trying to work with gun dealers rather than close their stores.
And he argued for immediately revoking Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which allows online platforms to escape most liability for content their users post.
Cruz, who has accused social media giants of censoring conservatives, has floated amending or revoking Section 230 protections if platforms can't prove they're moderating content neutrally.
Revoking the waiver, if the administration ultimately succeeds, would be the first step in a nationwide rollback of standards for greenhouse gas emissions and fuel economy.
Later that month, after the White House incident, the police approached Mr. Reinking and his father to deliver a copy of the paper revoking his license.
Widodo said last week he was considering revoking the new anti-corruption law, but the idea was immediately opposed by members of his coalition in Parliament.
The judge said that the New York Police Department may have violated the First Amendment by revoking the press credentials of the journalist, Jason B. Nicholas.
The Trump administration has proposed revoking that type of work authorization last year but a lack of update has left many in limbo, according to reports.
Why else would the Interior Department consider revoking protections for beloved national monuments if not for oil and gas interests pulling the strings behind closed doors?
Brennan's remarks during an interview on MSNBC followed the White House's announcement that Trump would "deny Mr. Brennan access to classified information" by revoking his clearance.
The complaint says that at that point the CBP officers "retaliated" by telling Gal he was "committing a federal crime" and revoking his Global Entry status.
He said the agent informed him that if he was revoking his consent for them to search his device then they would have to confiscate it.
This is similar to legislation I introduced that prevents the EPA from preemptively or retroactively revoking a permit when the permit holders are in full compliance.
That status is separate from the relationship with mainland China, and revoking it would mean less favorable trade conditions between the United States and Hong Kong.
"The government made clear that we have no intention of revoking that, we will be delivering on the vote of the British people," May told parliament.
Almost 200 former intelligence officials are calling Trump out for revoking former CIA Director John Brennan's security clearance, a move they said will weaken the entire country.
Now, the presumptive Republican nominee is taking that vitriol to the next level, announcing on his Facebook page that he is revoking The Washington Post's press credentials.
" Clapper, who stepped down as director of national intelligence before Trump took office last year, called revoking security clearances "just a very, very petty thing to do.
Ever since Gmail popularized the unsend email option, revoking sent messages (whether read or otherwise) has always been a welcome addition to an app's repertoire of features.
Polls showed that 63% of Slovaks favoured revoking the amnesty law, and on March 13th Robert Fico, the current prime minister, announced that he would do so.
Some people think that the White Sox brass revoking Drake LaRoche's all-access locker room pass is directly connected to his father's shabby production last year. Maybe.
The discussions have also prompted concerns among career State and Treasury Department officials who worry that revoking the waivers will eliminate important safeguards on Iran's nuclear program.
Carlucci's bill seeks to prevent the sale of kratom by levying fines and revoking liquor and tobacco licenses, meaning it would disproportionately affect brick and mortar stores.
Apple soon announced it was revoking Facebook's access to its Developer Enterprise Program, which also allowed the company to share custom iOS apps with its own employees.
President Obama issued a new executive order in January aiming to recognize the positive improvements made by the Sudanese government, and revoking previous orders by July 12.
Rand Paul had tweeted earlier in the day about revoking Brennan's clearance after he slammed the president, and Sanders was responding to a press question about that.
For now, agency officials stressed that they are just denying applications for new or renewed passports, and were not revoking passports from any Americans with outstanding debt.
"This resolution that I'm publishing right now, which was just approved by the Social Security Council, has the effect of revoking, meaning, it's canceling," President Ortega said.
Those measures range from sanctioning Pakistani officials with ties to terror to revoking Pakistan's non-NATO ally status and designating it as a state sponsor of terror.
President Donald Trump's administration has pushed out multiple cybersecurity officials by decreasing their responsibilities and revoking their access to buildings, among other things, according to the memo.
President Obama has promised to reform the federal criminal justice system, including revoking sentencing statutes that require judges to impose mandatory terms for non-violent drug offenders.
The Palestine Liberation Organization has suggested it would consider revoking its recognition of Israel, and canceling all agreements between Israelis and Palestinians, should the move take place.
The Republican bill would drastically limit CFPB's power, revoking its authority to punish "unfair, abusive and deceptive practices" — and it is expected to pass along party lines.
This could mean revoking the relevant provisions of the ATCA all together or authorizing the president to waive its effects where consistent with U.S. national security interests.
At their conference in Bournemouth, southern England, the Lib Dems vowed to scrap Brexit by revoking Article 50 if they win a majority at the next election.
India's Hindu nationalist-led government proposed Monday revoking Article 370 of India's constitution, which confers special rights to permanent residents of the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
NEW DELHI (AP) — India's government has proposed revoking the special constitutional status of its portion of Kashmir, amid a heavy security crackdown in the disputed Himalayan region.
Shah proposed revoking Article 370 amid an uproar in India's upper house of Parliament, and was expected to address the lower house on the issue later Monday.
In April, he was granted a three-month extension, but at a hearing on June 14, 1918, in Cambridge, the military succeeded in revoking Eddington's exempt status.
Lawmakers have suggested other moves, like banning more Russian companies from British financial markets and revoking the broadcast license of RT, the Russian state-controlled television network.
On Monday, the same day that Mr. Dulos was arraigned, Judge Donna Heller of State Superior Court in Stamford issued an emergency order revoking his visitation rights.
He was still a professor emeritus at the time of his death, though Ohio State said Friday that it would begin the process of revoking that status.
However there remain big divisions within the coalition about revoking the concession, with major concerns over the likely cost and impact on jobs and the wider economy.
Dr. Barron said university presidents around the country had been expanding educational programs to discourage drinking, creating stronger rules and, when all else failed, revoking fraternity charters.
Seven states on Monday asked a U.S appeals court for permission to defend a Trump administration rule revoking California's authority to set its own tailpipe emission standards.
Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore's campaign said it would not allow The Washington Post into its election night party on Tuesday after revoking its press credentials.
The shooting also revealed shortcomings in the process for revoking illegally obtained guns or gun permits, known as a firearm owner identification, or FOID cards, they said.
The White House originally cited the incident as the reason for revoking Acosta's press pass, but later decided to drop that argument for the revocation before court.
In 2018, he deployed military forces to the U.S.-Mexico border and mused about revoking birthright citizenship by executive order—and he wasn't even on the ballot.
"Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday," WHCA President Olivier Knox said in a statement on Tuesday.
One month after taking office, Trump signed legislation revoking an Obama-era regulation that was designed to make it harder for mentally ill people to purchase guns.
Mr. Trump signed legislation on Tuesday revoking that rule under the Congressional Review Act, which gives Congress a limited window to overturn the decisions of regulatory agencies.
But revoking the licenses of the banks found helping tax dodgers and imposing sanctions against tax havens would cause the supply of tax evasion services to shrink.
The truth is the 'badge program' would penalize drivers who are unable to complete the city's duplicative background check by revoking their access to critical earning opportunities.
Rappler said it was not informed about the decision by a special investigation panel of the regulator and was surprised by the January 11 decision revoking its license.
The Federal Communications Commission, meanwhile, is on the verge of revoking its own authority to enforce net neutrality rules, and the country's biggest telecommunications companies are cheering along.
Authorities in New Delhi also began revoking licenses for diesel vehicles more than 15 years old which could remove as many as 200,000 cars from the city's roads.
President Donald Trump is considering revoking the security clearances of former top intelligence and law enforcement officials, all of whom just happen to be critics of the administration.
President Donald Trump's war of words with the press escalated again Wednesday when he suggested challenging, or revoking, the broadcasting licenses of stations that air network news programming.
William H. McRaven, who also served as commander of US Joint Special Operations Command until 2014, blasted Trump for revoking the clearance of former CIA director John Brennan.
Manafort's lawyers filed court papers Monday notifying the judge in Washington, DC, presiding over Manafort's case that they are appealing her June 15 order revoking his pretrial release.
This year, however, seems to be different, with the organization behind CES, the Consumer Technology Association, revoking an innovation award from a company geared toward women's sexual health.
Wyden warned against revoking protections given in Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act that specifies tech companies are not responsible for what users say on their platform.
Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, said that Britain would face four choices: the current Brexit deal; no deal; revoking Article 50; or accepting a long extension.
When asked last summer about the possibility of revoking Cosby's medal, Obama said there was no such mechanism, but that civilized countries should have no tolerance for rape.
Good news: New cases in New York City and state have both dropped after strong public health measures were taken, including revoking non-medical exemptions for MMR vaccinations.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday that he thinks President Trump is just "trolling people" by looking into revoking security clearances for top Obama administration national security officials.
Microsoft quickly learned of it and ruined the fun by revoking all the licenses from people who'd bought it for free and restoring its proper wallet-burning price.
In October 2015, the Obama administration proposed revoking the pesticide's use in response to a petition from the Natural Resources Defense Council and Pesticide Action Network North America.
But if you're worried about your own account security, you can adjust your permissions on Google's security page by clicking "manage apps" and revoking access to untrusted apps.
"A single journalist's attempt to monopolize a press conference is not a viewpoint and revoking a hard pass in response to that is not viewpoint discrimination," Burnham said.
Even before the Taj opened, the New Jersey Casino Control Commission was concerned about the casino's viability given its rapidly escalating costs and considered revoking its operating license.
Trump told The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday that he considers Brennan and other former intelligence officials whose clearances he's considering revoking among the leaders of the investigation.
Modi's government has been criticized for revoking Jammu and Kashmir's special status earlier this year and its heavy-handed approach in the Kashmir valley to prevent any backlash.
The Trump administration on Tuesday took its first steps to punish Saudi Arabia in Khashoggi's death, revoking visas for some Saudi officials allegedly responsible for the journalist's killing.
The Trump administration on Tuesday took its first steps to punish Saudi Arabia in Khashoggi's death, revoking visas for some Saudi officials allegedly responsible for the journalist's killing.
American and Japanese officials said it would facilitate revoking protections enjoyed by some American civilian workers who are long-term residents of Japan and possess Japanese residency visas.
Brennan, one of the most outspoken critics of the president, has said that he is willing to take legal action to prevent Trump from revoking other security clearances.
"Thank you Secretary Pompeo for revoking the Hansell opinion of 1978 that held civilian settlements in Israel were not legal under international law," he said in a statement.
The broader issue of whether Acosta's First Amendment rights were violated in the revoking of his press credential will be considered by Judge Kelly in the coming days.
In some cases, schools pay the accused to make them go away without having to go through the process of firing them, removing them or revoking their tenure.
One option under consideration is to freeze the standards at 2020 levels while revoking California's waiver to set tougher emissions rules that roughly a dozen other states follow.
Clapper, a CNN analyst, also pointed to the fact that there were no Trump allies on the list of people from whom the President is considering revoking clearances.
Revoking Article 370 was "done with the intent of better governance, more development of creating a new paradigm in Kashmir and we think it will work," Jaishankar said.
These could include a so-called "soft Brexit" that would keep Britain tied into European economic structures; a second referendum, revoking Brexit completely; or leaving without any deal.
The sources said the meeting would discuss the concession-revoking procedure that was set in motion after the deadly collapse last year of a bridge operated by ASPI.
By revoking the article, the Indian government in New Delhi will now have far more control over J&K, and outsiders will be allowed to buy property there.
He said the Communists, politicians opposed to him and a group of ex-servicemen, including a senator he wanted arrested after revoking his amnesty, "were in constant communication".
The deputy transport minister, Edoardo Rixi, said the options included a fine alone, removing Autostrade's control of the A10 or revoking the company's operation of all Italian roadways.
Last week, Khan likened India's revoking of Jammu and Kashmir state's autonomy to Nazi ideology, and warned the international community that inaction would be similar to appeasing Hitler.
Among them are: Narendra Modi, prime minister of India, ended the autonomy of the Muslim-majority state of Kashmir on Monday by revoking its constitutionally guaranteed special status.
Revoking its preferred status means the country will receive the same treatment as other Asian countries and territories, including Taiwan, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Friday.
Last week, news hit that Trump's justice department had opened a denaturalization office tasked with revoking the citizenship of immigrants they deemed no longer worthy of being American.
And in September, California joined New York to file a lawsuit to block the Trump administration from revoking the states' authority to set their own vehicle emission standards.
Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) on Thursday when her language revoking the administration's war authority was unexpectedly backed by Republicans and added to a must-pass defense spending bill.
In India, the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed revoking the accreditation of journalists who traffic in "fake news" before scrapping the idea after journalists denounced it.
Updating outdated policies by revoking the forest products industry's commodity exemption, allowing competitive switching and simplifying the rate review process would level the playing field for our industry.
A second ECB source confirmed that the process of revoking the bank's license is under way but was more cautious on its outcome until legal hurdles are overcome.
"The SEC's kill order revoking Rappler's license to operate is the first of its kind in history -- both for the (SEC) and for Philippine media," the statement reads.
Todoist Since Twitter started revoking access to key developer tools last year, Mac users haven't been given a lot of great options for accessing Twitter outside the web.
At the same time, Penn said it is revoking honorary degrees awarded to Wynn as well as to Bill Cosby, who also has faced allegations of sexual assault.
Still, the president appeared undeterred in his protectionist rhetoric Monday, saying that he'd only consider revoking tariffs on steel and aluminum if a new, "fair" NAFTA is signed.
Rasio Ridho Sani, director general of law enforcement at Indonesia's Environment Ministry, said law enforcement had been "very strict" through administrative sanctions, including revoking licences and civil lawsuit.
"Any violation of this order will be a basis for revoking your bond and detaining you pending trial," Jackson told Stone when she set the stricter gag order.
Jeff Alson, who spent four decades at the EPA including in the Office of Transportation and Air Quality, said "there is no legal basis" for revoking the waiver.
The new FAQ addresses updates in the organization's membership rules, which include revoking a member's voting status if they haven't been active in film for over a decade.
One way is the lack of confidence that approved permits will remain approved, and the fear of a government agency revoking permits after the fact with no cause.
Before revoking state authority, Mr. Sessions should spend some time studying how the states that have legalized marijuana have been doing and listening to their political leaders. Gov.
"What you have to keep in mind is the standard for conviction to murder or accessory to murder is much higher than for revoking his citizenship," he said.
What's more, the EPA is revoking the Clean Air Act waiver that allows California to set its own air quality standards (and thus its own fuel economy standards).
" The president of the White House Correspondents' Association, Olivier Knox, said Tuesday: "Revoking access to the White House complex amounted to disproportionate reaction to the events of last Wednesday.
Rights groups have accused Bahrain of escalating a crackdown on the opposition over the past two years by jailing some activists and revoking citizenship of others and expelling them.
Israel's military said it was revoking some 83,000 permits issued to Palestinians from the West Bank to visit relatives in Israel during the ongoing Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
The internal administration discussions had also prompted concerns among career State and Treasury Department officials who worried that revoking the waivers could eliminate important safeguards on Iran's nuclear program.
A Paris tribunal last March ordered Mongolia to pay Toronto-listed Khan Resources damages for revoking Dornod uranium mining license in 2009 and transferring it to Russian partner ARMZ.
Trump told the crowd that Democrats will remove recent tax cuts on business and the Second Amendment — although no Democratic presidential nominee has called for revoking the Second Amendment.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Tuesday that the U.S. is penalizing the Saudi agents accused of killing journalist Jamal Khashoggi by revoking their visas, the Washington Post reports.
Peter Kinsella, head of FX strategy at UBP, said he thought it was very unlikely Westminster would end up revoking the Article 50 notice to leave the European Union.
In a court filing, the state says it&aposs not revoking any licenses due to unpaid court fees and has administratively lifted about 237,000 revocations affecting about 118,000 drivers.
The law includes a list of sanctions, which include freezing assets, such as property, revoking US visas and banning exports from the United States to sanctioned people or entities.
And yet, in spite of the clip's dubious provenance, the White House decided to not only share the video but cite it as grounds for revoking Acosta's press pass.
Pai has also prompted criticism from Democrats for revoking the participation of nine service providers from Lifeline, a program that gives subsidies for internet access to low-income families.
Lee's first amendment would reinstate language -- included but then stripped out of the House Appropriations defense spending bill -- revoking the 2001 AUMF eight months after the bill is signed.
Still, the result at the end of this week will likely be the same either way – the Senate is expected to pass the resolution revoking the national emergency declaration.
Lee's first amendment would reinstate language — included but then stripped out of the House Appropriations defense spending bill — revoking the 2001 AUMF eight months after the bill is signed.
Asked if he will take away Ohr's clearance, Trump said he expects to do so "very quickly" while calling Ohr a "disgrace," just days after revoking Brennan's security clearances.
"The central bank of Tanzania has started the process of revoking the licenses of bureaus which were found to be operating illegally," the central bank said in a statement.
On Monday, India's Hindu nationalist government said that it was revoking the special constitutional status, which granted the country's only Muslim-majority region a significant degree of political autonomy.
The ministers also call for a ban on the full body veil for women and revoking laws that allow for dual nationality - measures that are likely to prove controversial.
" JAMES ESSEKS, DIRECTOR, LESBIAN GAY BISEXUAL TRANSGENDER & HIV PROJECT, AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION "Revoking the guidance shows that the president's promise to protect LGBT rights was just empty rhetoric.
Each individual database technology may also have different monitoring tools, making the whole process of figuring out who has access to what difficult — as well as revoking those permissions.
In this case, those standards gave Let's Encrypt a five-day window to come back into compliance, which would entail revoking every certificate that was affected by the bug.
One of the first measures taken by the MFA in 1974 was to lift restrictions on freedom of speech, also revoking the strict censorship adhered to during the regime.
In August, the Justice Department abruptly switched sides in the case, revoking an Obama-era brief supporting purged voters and instead throwing its weight behind the state of Ohio.
A representative for Patriarch Kirill told a press conference last week that Bartholomew's revoking of the 1686 edit "crossed a red line" and was "catastrophic" for the Orthodox world.
By revoking the articles, the Indian government in New Delhi will now have far more control over Jammu and Kashmir, and outsiders will be allowed to buy property there.
Trump announced he would be revoking the monument status of Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante, leaving the lands open to development from oil and gas companies.
President Donald Trump announced in September he was revoking California's waiver, prompting the Golden State to lead a coalition of Democratic-controlled states and cities in suing the administration.
"Revoking the [Iran deal] would allow Iran to resume its nuclear activities without oversight provisions and would have very little punitive impact on the country otherwise," the report notes.
"It appears that President Trump has invented an entirely new standard for revoking security clearances that has no precedent," Mr. Cummings wrote in a letter to the White House.
By revoking Arabic's status as an official state language, the law delivers yet another blow to the culture that has been vying for a position since Israel was founded.
For months, the most important cleric among Bahrain's Shiite majority has stayed home, threatened with deportation by the kingdom's ruling Sunni minority under a 2016 order revoking his citizenship.
Sanders used the video as justification for the White House revoking Acosta's press access Wednesday evening — a move that was met with immediate and fierce condemnation from other journalists.
Requests for information about White House security clearances, the revoking of former CIA Director John Brennan's clearance and the granting of a clearance to national security adviser John Bolton.
Publicly revoking Thaksin's royal decorations could discredit him, and perhaps his affiliated party, in the eyes of many Thais, because the monarchy is revered without question in Thai culture.
Washington (CNN)California and New York filed a lawsuit Friday to try to block the Trump administration from revoking the states' authority to set their own vehicle emission standards.
The presumptive GOP nominee's ongoing war against the press made headlines when he announced that his campaign was revoking the press credentials of the "phony and dishonest" Washington Post.
Despite multiple Republican senators revoking their endorsements of Moore in the wake of the allegations, the former judge has remained defiant, insisting he will not quit the Senate race.
The president's originally stated rationale for revoking Brennan's clearance, in a statement dated July 26 despite being released Wednesday, cited "erratic conduct and behavior" from the former CIA boss.
The group raised the idea of revoking the benefits with the White House Counsel's office, Tye said, adding that the White House said the recommendation should come from Congress.
It allows men to manage the women under their guardianship by giving or revoking their right to travel through airports, tracking them by their national identity cards or passports.
One particularly tenacious critic of the president's vicious crackdown has been a leading online news site, Rappler, and on Monday the government announced that it was revoking its license.
Islington Council, the authority responsible for issuing the venue its license, announced it was revoking it following two drug-related deaths at the 17-year-old venue in Clerkenwell.
"The S.E.C.'s kill order revoking Rappler's license to operate is the first of its kind in history — both for the commission and for Philippine media," the note said.
The agency said it was revoking Obama administration legal guidance that had sought to discourage states from trying to defund organizations that provide abortion services, such as Planned Parenthood.
Soon after taking office, the Trump administration sent out a letter officially revoking Obama-era guidance on protecting trans students in federally funded schools, saying it was federal overreach.
An Apple representative said the company had taken steps over the weekend to prevent further infections by revoking a digital certificate that enabled the rogue software to install on Macs.
Saudi Arabia did not give a reason for revoking permits for the other plants and a Brazilian agricultural attaché will meet with Saudi authorities this weekend to discuss the issue.
Trump first considered revoking clearances for former high-ranking officials in July — not long after many of those same officials condemned Trump's Helsinki press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
In 2016, KADEM supported feminists, and together they stopped Parliament from revoking the 2005 statutory rape law that would have freed jailed men for having sex or marrying underage girls.
And having conflated "negative" with "Fake," he proceeded to float the idea of punishing the press for its perceived transgressions — in particular, revoking their credentials (presumably their White House credentials).
It's dead simple to unsend a message, but there are a few things to remember: You're not completely off the hook when it comes to sending and revoking unread messages.
This requirement was likely a factor in Uber's refusal to obtain an autonomous permit, resulting in the DMV revoking the ride-hail company's vehicle registration for its self-driving cars.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is revoking the repair station certificate of a Florida-based company that worked on a Boeing 737 Max plane that crashed last year, killing 189.
ATHENS (Reuters) - Cyprus said on Wednesday it would investigate the circumstances under which relatives of Cambodia's prime minister were granted citizenship and did not rule out revoking passports if necessary.
President Donald Trump is considering revoking the security clearances of former national security officials because they "politicized" the ongoing Russia probe, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday.
If your assets or relationships change significantly, as you get older, you can always amend your will with a "codicil," or just make a new will, revoking the old one.
That move would benefit 803,000 children, she said, adding that her party favored steps to crack down on fathers who failed to pay child support, including revoking their driver's licenses.
Bahrain has stepped up a crackdown on critics, shutting down two main political groups, revoking the citizenship of the spiritual leader of the Shi'ite Muslim community and jailing rights campaigners.
Angola has 27 banks left after revoking two banking licences this year while results of a wider audit of its financial sector are due at the end of the month.
Rights groups say Bahrain has stepped up its crackdown on dissent in the past two years, arresting opposition leaders for incitement and revoking the citizenship of more than 300 people.
The Treasury Department says that it will hold off on revoking Obama-era rules meant to discourage corporate inversions, which were invalidated late last month by a Texas district court.
The Venezuelan crisis appears to be diffusing, too, with the pro-government Supreme Court on Saturday revoking its controversial annulment of the opposition-led Congress amid international condemnation and protests.
Pompeo announced at the State Department that the U.S. was taking steps to punish Saudi officials suspected of being involved in Khashoggi's killing earlier this month, including by revoking visas.
Treasury also said officials will consider revoking in part or substantially revising other rules, including those aimed at curbing corporate inversions that drew opposition from Republicans and the business community.
Twitter has been taking steps to clean up its platform by revoking access rights of malicious apps, fake accounts, and some users that spew hate or violate terms of service.
"Based on the incredibly inaccurate coverage and reporting of the record setting Trump campaign, we are hereby revoking the press credentials of the phony and dishonest Washington Post," Trump wrote.
Davutoglu said parliament will begin debate on revoking the parliamentary immunity for lawmakers from the opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), which has Kurdish roots, after budget talks conclude on Wednesday.
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, the top Trump-appointed intelligence official, was not consulted on revoking Brennan's clearance, an official with knowledge of the matter told CNN's Jim Sciutto.
Toninelli said his 5-Star Movement party would propose revoking in full Atlantia's concession at a cabinet meeting after discussions on the issue take place in the next few days.
The Trump administration has proposed freezing the standards in 2021 and revoking a waiver that allows California to set its own, more stringent vehicle pollution limits, which other states follow.
By revoking the visa, he said, "we act like we have something to hide and in the process put ourselves on the same side as the world's thugs and dictators."
A U.S. district judge on Tuesday ordered the White House to restore Playboy correspondent Brian Karem's press credentials after the administration said last month it was revoking his hard pass.
The dot-com crash quickly showed that the decision was a mistake, but instead of revoking the increase, the city coped by not making its yearly contributions to the fund.
A Florida police department punished an officer who pushed a teenager off a rooftop by revoking one vacation day and suspending him for eight hours, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
Last year, Trump also announced he was revoking California's authority to set its own vehicle emissions standards, a move that the state's attorney general has vowed to challenge in court.
But like Sanders, Warren favors revoking the 2001 authorization of military force, then targeted at the perpetrators of 9/11, that has been used to justify war actions outside Congress.
The company has shied away from revoking verification as a punishment for users that violate its hate and abuse policies, instead sticking to suspending or deactivating the accounts of violators.
The lawmakers argue that the leaked draft contradicts Pruitt's testimony in front of the House last week that EPA was "not at present" looking into revoking the Golden State's waiver.
Revoking Uber's license in London could ultimately have substantial financial implications for the company, which is struggling to make a profit and this month reported a $1.2 billion quarterly loss.
In tweets announcing the move, Trump said the White House "is revoking" a federal waiver that allowed the state to craft its own rules on greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles.
Lehigh has a precedent for revoking honorary degrees: Trustees voted to rescind comedian Bill Cosby's degree in 2015 after details of a 2005 deposition were made public, the website reported.
BANGKOK — Cambodia faces a serious blow to its economy as the European Union investigates the government's deteriorating human rights record and considers revoking a special trading deal with the country.
Trumpcare would disincentivize personal responsibility by revoking Obamacare's requirement that adults maintain coverage (the "mandate") and allowing folks who become sick to hop back into the insurance market at any time.
Yet a parliamentary vote against a deal might lead to a Brexit with no deal at all, for revoking the process may require the agreement of all 27 other EU countries.
Qatar is asking the court to order the UAE to take steps to comply with its obligations under the CERD, ceasing and revoking the measures and restoring the rights of Qataris.
"If there is no blackmail of the government revoking my home, then I can vote for whomever I want, no matter who happens to be president at the time," he said.
Bernie Sanders of Vermont including by revoking her support of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal she once backed as the "gold standard" while serving as Obama's secretary of state.
Apple responded soon after by revoking Facebook's enterprise developer certificates, saying the Research app functioned via exclusive tools supposed to be used only for internal development purposes, not distribution to consumers.
"I have no prejudices about Atlantia regarding Alitalia, but nobody should think that the government can take a step back regarding the issue of revoking the motorway concession," Di Maio said.
But there's no reason why this access should be requested in the first place, and there's no way to modify it (revoking privileges just crashes the game or signs you out).
The new administration's focus in office has been revoking Obama-era regulations, and its main legislative goal has been to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature legislative achievement.
Zuma said on Sunday his government would consider taking sterner measures that include revoking or suspending Lonmin's mining permit if the company failed to present a housing plan with clear timelines.
Like all of Facebook's apps, WhatsApp added a "stories" feature called Status, payments, revoking sent messages, live location and a new way to let your contacts know you've changed your number. 
The university was forced to cancel the event due to violence, leading President Trump to tweet that the college "does not allow free speech," sparking a debate over revoking federal funds.
Schiff's implied basis for revoking Kushner's clearance is the fact that Kushner apparently did not disclose multiple contacts with the Russian ambassador on his SF-86 clearance application—a potential crime.
That's because revoking the 2015 Open Internet Order would undermine the internet as an accessible and open platform for both patient and provider, a detail advocates for repeal often leave out.
The Oxford City Council voted unanimously to take the "unprecedented" step of revoking the city's highest honor, the Freedom of the City of Oxford, that was bestowed upon her in 1997.
CNN commentator Angela Rye agreed, adding that the suggestion of revoking the licenses of NBC and other media outlets is "yet another example" of Trump not understanding the fundamentals of government.
At the end of June, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt formally proposed revoking the Obama-era Clean Water Rule, also known as the "Waters of the US" rule, or WOTUS.
But Justice Terence P. Murphy has committed to sentencing him to six months in jail and five years of probation, along with revoking his driver's license for a year, prosecutors said.
The other side: Pruitt argues that the fuel efficiency standards are a regulatory burden on automakers and that revoking them will make trucks, vans and SUVs more affordable for average Americans.
Sen. Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, introduced an amendment to the defense appropriations bill Monday to prevent President Trump from revoking security clearances for political reasons.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday that he hopes former CIA Director John Brennan will bring forward a lawsuit against the Trump administration for revoking his security clearance last week.
The FCC does not grant licenses to national network affiliates like NBC, and even if it did, there is no precedent for revoking a license based on news the network published.
But that's not all that's going on ... Security clearances: The man who oversaw the bin Laden raid slammed President Trump over revoking the security clearance of ex-CIA Director John Brennan.
Mr. Clayton of the American Bail Coalition said bond agents objected because the department had over-criminalized the insurance code, pursuing violations as felony cases rather than focusing on revoking licenses.
A court ruled that the Secret Service had to follow a clear process, including prior written notice, before revoking a journalist's credentials, a precedent cited on Tuesday by CNN's legal team.
Brafman, at Wednesday's hearing, used a slew of arguments to dissuade Matsumoto from revoking Shkreli's bond, as she appeared inclined to do almost from the moment that she took the bench.
Yet the recent order by a traditional ruler in Edo state revoking the voodoo rituals and warning priests who perform them is changing the nature of trafficking in Nigeria, officials say.
"Revoking the guidance shows that the president's promise to protect LGBT rights was just empty rhetoric," James Esseks, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's LGBT project, said in a statement.
Authorities have piled pressure on the country's opposition in recent months, dissolving the largest opposition group al-Wefaq last year and revoking the citizenship of the country's top Shi'ite Muslim cleric.
Another part of Cramer's concern about industrial companies stems from the White House on Wednesday revoking an Obama-era federal waiver allowing California to set its own rules on vehicle emissions.
The government is even cracking down on the sharing of negative news, revoking the credentials of two journalists for reporting on Canadian epidemiologists who estimated Egypt's coronavirus infections had surpassed 19,000.
On Monday evening, Trump reacted to a segment featuring a heated debate between Mudd, the former CIA and FBI official, and pro-Trump commentator Paris Dennard over Trump revoking security clearances.
This requirement was likely a factor in Uber's high-profile refusal to obtain an autonomous permit, resulting in the DMV revoking the ride-hail company's vehicle registration for its self-driving cars.
Trump tweeted Tuesday morning that he would support substantial penalties -- including revoking an American's citizenship -- for burning the US flag, restarting a controversy that has persisted despite decades of settled case law.
Jawad Fairooz, a former Bahraini MP who was rendered stateless after being stripped of his nationality in 2012, said revoking citizenship should never be used as a political tool or a punishment.
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A government source with knowledge of the file insisted that, even if the LAVs are already on Saudi soil, revoking those permits would have some impact, at least in terms of leverage.
Those actions include revoking visas and entering visa lookouts, Pompeo said, as well as working with the Treasury Department to consider slapping Magnitsky sanctions on those involved in the dissident journalist's slaying.
South Korea warned this month it may consider revoking a military intelligence sharing pact with Japan, though an official at the presidential Blue House said on Tuesday no decision had been taken.
"Based on the incredibly inaccurate coverage and reporting of the record setting Trump campaign, we are hereby revoking the press credentials of the phony and dishonest Washington Post," Trump wrote on Facebook.
ATHENS, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Cyprus said on Wednesday it would investigate the circumstances under which relatives of Cambodia's prime minister were granted citizenship and did not rule out revoking passports if necessary.
O Panneerselvam, the chief minister of the southern India state of Tamil Nadu where the sport is played, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to consider revoking the ban on Jallikattu.
Details: The waivers the administration is revoking — for exporting surplus heavy water and for exchanging excess low-enriched uranium for natural uranium — increase the costs for Tehran should it domestically overproduce either.
But Hammond said the EU's third country equivalence regime would be wholly inadequate, and criticised the only patchy access it gives, as well as the possibility of revoking it at short notice.
The clinic, which earlier this year filed suit to stop the state from revoking its license, wants to overturn the regulations it says are unnecessary and create an unconstitutional barrier to abortion.
Barclay said that would leave parliament with the choice of revoking the decision to leave the EU or exiting without a deal, the default position if no divorce agreement can be reached.
"Supermac's are delighted with their victory in the trademark application and in revoking the Big Mac trademark which had been in existence since 1996," founder Pat McDonagh told Reuters in an email.
Similarly in Korea, just as in the Middle East, by revoking his own government's sanctions because he likes Kim Jong Un, Trump has sacrificed U.S. and allied interests and values for nothing.
But active real estate investors and developers were allowed to keep that tax break, Mr. Rosenthal said, and the power of the real estate lobby has muted any thought of revoking it.
Revoking CFPB's authority to crackdown on abuse is one of several measures in the CHOICE Act meant to reign in the agency, which the GOP has long called unaccountable, abusive and redundant.
She wrote in a 13-page statement that revoking Karem's hard pass would be too harsh but that taking no action was an insufficient response to Karem "disrupting" a White House event.
The Obama administration won't consider expanding the list of countries whose citizens can enter the United States without a visa even as European Union officials consider revoking visa-free travel for Americans.
The second amendment was aimed at revoking the security clearance of White House staffers who deliberately fail to disclose meetings with foreign nationals or governments on their questionnaire for national security positions.
Bannon hoped to run the school out of an ancient monastery near Rome, but officials say they are revoking rights to the grounds for failure to maintain the site and pay fees.
The White House is also considering revoking security clearances from former director of National Intelligence James Clapper, former acting Attorney General Sally Yates, and former National Security Adviser Susan Rice, among others.
"Jo Swinson, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, said: "The Liberal Democrats are the strongest party of Remain and will be standing on a manifesto to stop Brexit by revoking Article 50.
Pai has argued that, by revoking the Title II status, it will be easier for smaller ISPs to compete in the same markets as larger ones, thereby creating more choices for consumers.
And as Trump considers revoking the security clearances of more of his critics, security analysts say it could carry dire consequences -- even if they agree he holds the power to do it.
This spring, Trump announced he would be revoking special protections President Barack Obama had given to nearly 60,000 Haitian asylum seekers who sought refuge in the U.S. after the devastating 2010 earthquake.
The host of NBC's "Late Night" barred the presumptive GOP candidate from the talk show on Tuesday night in response to Trump revoking the Washington Post's press credentials to his campaign events.
While organizers behind the letter said they're "disappointed" that San Francisco Pride organizers will not be revoking the company's sponsorship, both camps view Google employees joining the "Resistance Contingent" as a compromise.
Luigi Di Maio, leader of the 240-Star Movement which is part of the new ruling coalition, said in a tweet on Monday his party had clear ideas including "revoking motorway concessions".
In New York, Texas and elsewhere, the agency in recent months has also begun revoking this protection for children who had already won it, according to legal aid organizations in the states.
The Trump administration on Thursday announced that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was revoking California's authority, a move set to take effect 60 days after the formal publication in the coming days.
However, even if California and the other states win the case, it would not prevent the Trump administration from taking the next step and revoking California's right to tougher clean air standards.
In 1927, the Supreme Court refused to hear a case against a naturalized Indian man, thereby sending a message to the lower courts to stop revoking citizenship on the basis of race.
The Venezuelan government suspended the recall referendum for President Nicolás Maduro last October and also the 2016 elections for state governors, thus revoking its citizens' electoral rights in violation of its Constitution.
The central bank has sought to crack down on black market trading, meeting with bureaus to push them to sell closer to the official rate and revoking some licences over the issue.
LONDON (Reuters) - The British government has no intention of revoking its withdrawal from the European Union once the formal exit process has been triggered, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Monday.
British-based Mallya, attending his first race of the year after being unable to travel abroad due to the Indian government revoking his diplomatic passport, said it had been a 'superb weekend'.
The system is designed to ensure that information is classified properly and that the process for granting and revoking clearances is fair, including a right to appeal in case of a revocation.
The most immediate way to do this is revoking President Obama's executive orders that burden people of faith, such as orders forcing federal contractors to violate their religious beliefs or lose contracts.
CNN argued in its lawsuit filed Tuesday that the White House infringed on Acosta's First Amendment rights by revoking his access in response to a dispute over a press conference last week.
AMSTERDAM — The Prado museum in Madrid on Wednesday made public its reasons for revoking its loan of two paintings to a major Hieronymus Bosch retrospective in the artist's hometown, 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands.
Later that week, Trump appeared to discard the notion that Acosta had inappropriately placed his hands on the intern — the reason stated by Trump's administration for revoking the pass in the first place.
The move was championed by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, who claimed revoking the net neutrality rules was somehow both necessary and would have little or no impact on internet users and online businesses.
Tuesday, six days after the president's initial tweet calling for a challenge of NBC's broadcast licenses, Pai finally assured the public that the agency has no intention of revoking licenses over critical reporting.
Under the plan, supervisors will have to clarify existing rules for assessing whether bank managers are fit for their job and on revoking banking licenses for serious breaches of anti- money-laundering rules.
Revoking White House credentials for major news outlets simply because the president doesn't like them wouldn't technically be censorship, but it would certainly put a thumb on the scale of White House coverage.
Stephen Yale-Loehr, a professor of immigration law practice at Cornell Law School, likened it to the state revoking or suspending a driver's license without affording the driver an opportunity to be heard.
Lawmakers have increasingly grown wary of parents seeking alternative health care for children; California legislators battled conspiratorial anti-vaxxers when they passed a law revoking religious and personal exemptions for vaccinations in 2015.
Last month, Trump said that he was revoking California's authority to set its own vehicle emission standards, leading to concern from environmentalists that the state's downward trend in air pollution could be affected.
In the FDA's press release Thursday, Sharpless kept open the option of revoking the products' approval in the future if new information reveals claims of a lower risk of cancer to be unfounded.
The formal advice from a European Court of Justice advocate general - not binding but usually heeded by the court - suggested to some lawmakers that revoking the "Article 50" divorce notice was an option.
Using the same reasoning, the court determined that anyone born to undocumented immigrant parents was not a citizen — revoking for them the guarantee of birthright citizenship written into the Dominican Constitution in 20133.
Revoking access to the White House complex is a reaction out of line to the purported offense and is unacceptable... We urge the White House to immediately reverse this weak and misguided action.
And without formally revoking his endorsement of Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan cut the nominee loose and said he would no longer defend him, instead devoting his energy to securing the congressional majorities.
Under the plan, EU supervisors have to clarify existing rules for assessing whether bank managers are fit for their job and on revoking banking licenses for serious breaches of anti- money-laundering rules.
In one of the first steps towards revoking Maduro, a former union boss and bus driver, the opposition on May 2 submitted roughly 1.85 million signatures - far more than the roughly 200,000 required.
But the Trump trade policy has been all bark and no bite, and there's no reason to believe that revoking the privileges China receives for its membership would bring back lost manufacturing jobs.
According to Israel's Haaretz newspaper, an Israeli intelligence assessment recently presented to Netanyahu said revoking the pact would be an error, causing a chasm between Washington and other signatories like Russia and China.
Earlier on Tuesday, the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences said it was revoking a planned award for Spacey that he had been due to receive in New York on Nov. 20.
The Oklahoma Legislature on Thursday passed a bill that would effectively ban abortions by subjecting doctors who perform them to felony charges and revoking their medical licenses — the first legislation of its kind.
The California waiver provision has long been enshrined in the implementation of the statute, and revoking the waiver would run headlong into the clear intent and language of the Clean Air Act itself.
Treasury said it's considering revoking the rules' documentation requirements, but that it intends to keep other parts of the rules pending the enactment of tax-reform legislation that could make the rules unnecessary.
A nonpartisan government commission on Medicaid is calling on the Trump administration to pause the practice of revoking Medicaid coverage for people in Arkansas who fail to meet the state's new work requirements.
Heck revoking his support of Trump has set off a backlash against from Trump supporters, and he's privately acknowledged he's in a "very difficult situation" for no longer supporting his party's standard-bearer.
All of this was false, as became obvious on Wednesday, when Trump signed an executive order revoking the policy that he'd said he could do nothing about and that Nielsen said didn't exist.
The Hindu nationalist-led government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed Monday revoking Article 370 of India's constitution, which confers special rights to permanent residents of the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Bolton, who served in the George W. Bush administration and later emerged as a fervent critic of the Obama administration, agreed that "political disagreement alone" is not enough to warrant revoking security clearances.
Lawyers for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort appealed on Monday a federal judge's order revoking his bail and sending him to jail pending trial after he was indicted on witness tampering charges.
The IRS could take action such as filing a notice of a federal tax lien (a claim to your property), actually seizing your property, making you forfeit your refund or revoking your passport.
In a short paragraph, the Home Office says it considered and dismissed an alternative outcome — of downgrading, not revoking, the license and issuing an "action plan" to rectify issues identified during the audit.
On Thursday, Mr. Trillanes's lawyers asked the Supreme Court to issue an injunction against the arrest order, presenting what they said was evidence that Mr. Duterte's reasons for revoking the amnesty were unfounded.
One PD minister said the party, whose position in government has been strengthened by 5-Star's disastrous performance in regional elections at the weekend, preferred a tough contract revision to revoking the licence.
Revoking the California waiver to set its own greenhouse gas emissions for vehicles, which have been adopted by 14 states and the District of Columbia, was quickly and rightfully criticized by the public.
In a separate interview with La Repubblica, Industry Minister Stefano Patuanelli said that revoking Autotrade's concession was a consequence of the disaster and that conditions of Autostrade-run roads made feel people unsafe.
There has been less talk of revoking the President's power to impose tariffs on countries that engage in unfair trade practices, which Trump used to put duties on $250 billion in Chinese goods.
We're covering election results in Israel, today's expected announcement by the Trump administration revoking California's authority to regulate its own air quality, and a proposal by New Mexico to offer free college tuition.
The Italian infrastructure group on Friday suffered its second debt downgrade in a month, slipping further into junk territory, as the government considers revoking the group's motorway concession following a deadly bridge collapse.
In January 2016, the US government wrote to Ms. Muthana that they were officially revoking her passport because UN records showed that her father didn't lose diplomatic status until months after her birth.
Trump signed a revised order behind closed doors in March that gave agencies and stakeholders more than a week to prepare for the new changes, while revoking the initial version of the ban.
President Donald Trump Tuesday signed the first in a series of congressional regulatory rollback bills, revoking an Obama-era regulation that required oil and mining companies to disclose their payments to foreign governments.
Booker also backs legislation to allow Americans to import drugs from other countries and revoking patents on certain medicines if drug manufacturers hike their prices above what foreign countries are asked to pay.
As the number of people enrolled in Aadhaar nears 100 percent of the population, the government recently announced it is considering opening official registration centers and revoking the licenses of the private operators.
While it previously would have been easy to limit access for reporters who wrote negative stories, the old policy removed that temptation, as there was no precedent for revoking the credentials of qualified journalists.
Trump moved to penalize a sharp critic yesterday, revoking the security clearance of Obama-era CIA Director John Brennan for making what he called "a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations" about his administration.
In the case of a social network like Facebook, users will need to be provided with clear, intelligible instructions for providing and revoking consent, and having their personal data deleted if they so choose.
Rand Paul of Kentucky, who tweeted Monday that he would be meeting with Trump to discuss revoking Brennan&aposs clearance for his scathing criticism of the president&aposs performance at the summit with Putin.
An Apple representative said the company had taken steps over the weekend to prevent attacks by revoking a digital certificate from a legitimate Apple developer that enabled the rogue software to install on Macs.
Even if we assume Pruitt won't succeed in revoking the endangerment finding, the fact the incoming Trump administration appears willing to even try is evidence of the dangers the next four years could hold.
Revoking many protections put in place by Obamacare, the Republican bill would allow states with federal waivers to charge people with pre-existing conditions more for insurance and eliminate coverage for essential health benefits.
" Dozens of faculty members also said in a separate message that revoking the Republican's honorary degree would help "dismantle rape culture" — what they define as "attitudes and behavior that normalize and condone sexual assault.
But in a decision made around midnight here, and widely circulated in the early morning on Tuesday, Mr. Maranhão told Renan Calheiros, the head of the Senate, that he was revoking his earlier decision.
Mr. Jackson said he tried and failed to get his legislation covering revoking of consent passed for five years until it was eventually tacked onto Senate Bill 199 as a provision, just days ago.
The amicus brief argues that revoking TPS from Haitian recipients will force families whose children were born in the U.S. to choose between keeping their family together and letting their children stay in America.
But revoking the club's license could have wide-ranging effects on Trump's other New Jersey properties — state law dictates that businesses with one liquor license revoked must surrender all liquor licenses for two years.
The Homeland Security Department has disputed Montes' story, saying they have no record that he was deported that night and that he crossed into Mexico on his own accord, thereby revoking his DACA status.
The government, a coalition between the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the League, has started a procedure aimed at revoking concessions held by Autostrade to operate toll highways after the Genoa bridge collapse.
He sent thousands of troops to the border, allegedly to protect the U.S. from a migrant caravan of desperate refugees fleeing violence in Central America, and first floated the idea of revoking birthright citizenship.
In a statement released online Friday morning, Sweden's director of public prosecutions Marianne Ny says authorities have moved to drop their investigation of the Australian WikiLeaks founder, revoking the Swedish arrest warrant against him.
Officials at risk of seeing their security clearances revoked expressed concern about Trump using his presidential authority to strike back at critics but said revoking their security clearances would have little impact on them.
" The city manager, Jimmy L. Morales, who issued the order revoking the nightclub's business license, added, "I was disgusted and offended that any legitimate businessperson would think this was an appropriate action to take.
U.S. officials across the political spectrum have floated rolling back or revoking the protections in an effort to tackle an array of online ills, from child exploitation to misinformation to the sale of opioids.
But now, with the White House revoking protection for these Kurdish fighters, some of the Special Forces officers who battled alongside the Kurds say they feel deep remorse at orders to abandon their allies.
Mark Warner of Virginia, plans to introduce a resolution that would prevent the President from arbitrarily revoking security clearances, days after President Donald Trump revoked the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan.
The amendment would be unlikely to pass but is expected to draw heavy Democratic support as they call attention to the controversy surrounding Trump's revoking of Brennan's clearance, a move which was announced Wednesday.
" The ruling also temporarily blocks officials from revoking DACA protections from others without following a procedure "which includes, at a minimum, notice, a reasoned explanation, and an opportunity to be heard prior to termination.
" US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States would be revoking the visas of those who killed Khashoggi, and said that the administration has "identified at least some of the individuals responsible.
The University of Pennsylvania moved Thursday to sever its ties to Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn, removing the billionaire's name from an outdoor plaza and scholarship fund as well as revoking his honorary degree.
MOSCOW, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank said on Thursday it was revoking the banking licence from Vneshprombank, among Russia's 40 biggest lenders by assets, after it failed to comply with central bank regulation.
The government would then take steps to intervene, such as by requiring those individuals to take driving lessons or, in more extreme cases, even revoking their drivers' licenses if they fail to make changes.
A splintered Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected that argument, relying on a state law that presumes drivers have consented to blood tests and punishes them if they decline to cooperate by revoking their driver's licenses.
But after a series of false starts and diplomatic snubs, the Trump administration has embraced an approach of pressuring Iran, such as considering revoking the U.S. visas of family members of Iranian political elites.
Besides Brennan, the White House is considering revoking clearances from a slew of other former top law enforcement and intelligence officials, or preventing those who've already lost them from obtaining them in the future.
The programme of Italy's new government talks about reviewing the motorway concessions of Atlantia's highway unit Autostrade per l'Italia and not revoking them, Transport Minister Paola De Micheli told daily La Stampa on Friday.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department said on Monday it was closely following events in Kashmir after India said it was revoking the special status of the territory and expressed concern about reports of detentions.
Revoking that requirement opened the door for the opinion-based media that has dominated airwaves, television current events channels (I'm not calling them news — fake or otherwise) and, most importantly for this conversation, the web.
Stopping Brexit is best for UK economy The IFS does not mince words about which scenario would be best for the UK economy: "Revoking Brexit would lead to the best economic outcome," its report says.
While 5-Star has insisted Atlantia must be stripped of its lucrative concession, the PD has been more cautious, fearing that revoking the licence could force the government to pay billions of euros in compensation.
Apple was upset, and punished Facebook big-time, revoking its distribution license for the developer program, thus shutting down its ability to distribute internal beta versions of iOS apps, and hindering the company's product development.
Jackson "has plenty of discretion to do whatever she thinks is necessary" to keep the trial from being tainted, Tobias said — which could theoretically involve revoking Stone's bail and sending him to jail pending trial.
Joint statement from William Webster, Hayden, Panetta, Petraeus, Clapper, John McLaughlin, Mike Morell — in total 12 former directors and deputy directors of the CIA and a former DNI — criticizing Trump for revoking Brennan's clearance. pic.twitter.
Jackson went on to warn Stone during the two-hour hearing that any violation of the new gag order could be a basis for revoking the $250,000 bond that has kept him out of jail.
"Revoking the security clearance of an honorable patriot is a stunning abuse of power & a pathetic attempt to silence critics," Pelosi tweeted shortly after White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders made the announcement. Sen.
The Washington Post reported Friday that the White House has drafted several more notices on revoking the security clearances of other officials, and that communications staffers are planning on deploying them during negative news cycles.
Joshua Block, a senior staff attorney at ACLU, which filed the case on behalf of Grimm, said revoking the guidance could affect the court's ability to answer the first question, but shouldn't affect the second.
The Trump administration has announced plans to suspend $1.3 billion in military aid to Pakistan; Congress is reportedly considering even tougher measures against Islamabad, such as revoking Pakistan's status as a major non-NATO ally.
That might include everything from providing greater transparency in issuing and revoking energy licenses to removing barriers to adopting solar energy, adopting energy efficiency standards and providing tax incentives for clean energy use, he said.
WASHINGTON — House Speaker Paul Ryan said that President Donald Trump is "just trolling people" in regard to the White House saying it would consider revoking security clearances for former officials who criticize the current administration.
In perhaps his clearest signal of contempt for the views of allies, Trump announced that he had signed an executive order revoking President Barack Obama's January 2009 order to close the Guantánamo Bay detention facility.
Last month, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction in the case, ordering Tennessee to stop the practice of revoking licenses and requiring the state to allow people to apply to get their licenses back.
Simply put, revoking credit unions' tax-exempt status would mean trading small gains in tax revenue for increased volatility among credit unions, a reduction in consumers' financial choices, and fewer benefits flowing into the economy.
And bans like London&aposs revoking of Uber&aposs license earlier in December aren&apost likely to be repeated either: "We think this risk is almost non-existent in practice for the industry," they said.
However, the Liberal Democrats decided to go further than other pro-Remain parties like the Greens and Scottish National Party, promising to scrap Britain&aposs exit altogether if elected to government by revoking Article 50.
Since then, Papa John's has worked to distance itself from Schnatter, prohibiting him from talking to the press, removing him from the pizza chain's advertising materials and revoking his office space at the company's headquarters.
At once an urgent political broadside and a memorial to one of its own (the rapper Phife Dawg, who died in March), it's an album that refuses nostalgia without revoking a well-defined group identity.
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo said on Thursday he is considering revoking a new law governing the country's anti-corruption agency, which has alarmed activists and helped drive the biggest student protests in decades.
The EPA's stay "is essentially an order delaying the rule's effective date, and this court has held that such orders are tantamount to amending or revoking a rule," Judges David Tatel and Robert Wilkins wrote.
President Donald Trump is revoking press credentials for Bloomberg News employees in response to its decision to refrain from investigating Mike Bloomberg or his Democratic rivals during the presidential primaries, a campaign spokesman said Monday.
The bottom line: Revoking the Senate's long-standing 60-vote threshold would significantly limit the minority party's power in the chamber, but it will remain as long as the majority in the chamber supports filibusters.
If the Trump administration is serious about air pollution it will reconsider revoking our waiver, and while they're at it, why not also fund the EPA to review submitted documents in less than a decade.
WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Wednesday issued an emergency order revoking the operating certificate of a Texas company for conducting dozens of unauthorized charter flights and using unqualified pilots.
MILAN (Reuters) - Italian infrastructure group Atlantia on Friday suffered its second debt downgrade in a month, slipping further into junk territory, as the government considers revoking the group's motorway concession following a deadly bridge collapse.
MILAN (Reuters) - Italian infrastructure group Atlantia on Friday suffered its second debt downgrade in a month, slipping further into junk territory, as the government considers revoking the group's motorway concession following a deadly bridge collapse.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday issued an executive order revoking limits imposed by predecessor Barack Obama on the transfer of surplus military equipment to local law enforcement agencies, the White House said.
"Other paths toward 'No Brexit' include snap elections and/or revoking Article 50 if, at some point, that is the only way to stop 'No Deal'," the German asset manager said in a note to clients.
The Trump administration has made it clear that it won't protect transgender students from discrimination: On Wednesday, it sent out a letter officially revoking an Obama-era guidance protecting trans students in federally funded public schools.
Revoking the waivers could unravel a key part of the Iran nuclear deal, a signature achievement of the Obama Presidency, which Iran has continued to comply with despite the US's withdrawal from the pact last year.
Yes, but: Axios science editor Andrew Freedman explains that revoking or downgrading his security clearance wouldn't just be embarrassing for Musk, but could pose real problems over time for his work as the CEO of SpaceX.
Unfortunately, short of revoking access from every app on your phone, the only real option is to buy a camera case and uncover the camera when you actually want to take a picture or a video.
The vote tally: Customs union: 3443-276 Common market 2.0: 261-282 2nd referendum: 280-292 Reversing Brexit by revoking Article 50: 191-292 May's deal (vote last week): 286-344 What's next: Nobody really knows.
As we predicted last year, broadband providers didn't make any drastic new moves to block or cripple the delivery of content after the FCC's order revoking its Obama-era net neutrality protections took effect in June.
It directs each federal agency to set up a task force to identify costly regulations that could be scaled back, with a "85033 for 1" executive order revoking two rules for every new regulatory rule issued.
In February of this year, President Trump actually signed a bill revoking a regulation recommended by President Obama that would have added 75,000 names of people with registered mental illnesses to a national background check database.
Later, Burnham argued that revoking Acosta's press pass does not infringe on his First Amendment rights because he can still call White House staffers for interviews or "catch them on their way out" of the building.
Meanwhile at the Department of Homeland Security, a newly created office in Los Angeles will be charged with identifying and revoking naturalized citizenship and green cards from people who lied on applications about their immigration status.
But Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States had identified some of the Saudi government and security officials it believed were involved in Khashoggi's murder and would take appropriate actions including revoking U.S. visas.
In response to that executive order, the Treasury Department issued a report in October 28503 announcing that it was considering revoking the documentation rules — which never had been operable, since their effective date had been delayed.
White House chief of staff and former Homeland Security Secretary John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE complained that DHS wasn't deporting Central Americans fast enough, amid debates early this year over revoking Temporary Protected Status for Central Americans.
Afterward, Trump said commendations for the prosecutors in the case should be withdrawn, which was followed by Spencer revoking the Navy Achievement Medals and letters of commendation given to the Navy team that tried the case.
He has also suggested revoking Article 50, the process that sets the deadline for Brexit on March 29, to give more time for all sides to strike a workable agreement -- and avoid a no deal outcome.
Wednesday, things got even more serious: Coleco issued a statement that, if its independent engineer can't verify a working prototype within 7 days, it's revoking the name, potentially putting the whole thing on ice yet again.
In all, FinCEN has designated 19 international banks or companies primary money laundering concerns, according to FinCEN records, a move that has often leads to revoking of banking licenses by national regulators, according to FinCEN records.
Kimmel was responding to the White House revoking Acosta's press pass, accusing him of "placing his hands on" a young female intern who tried to grab the microphone from him during a press conference on Wednesday.
TfL has issued a letter stating that they are revoking the license held by City Drive Services due to a change in the Company's Director, who has no involvement with the operation or the business practice.
Those included once-radical ideas like holding a second public vote on Brexit or revoking Britain's decision to leave altogether, as well as Brexit plans that would see Britain keep closer ties to Europe than Mrs.
A Milan trader said the arrests had revived concerns that the Italian government could make good on a threat of revoking the company's motorway concession, which accounts for one third of the infrastructure group's core profit.
A Milan trader said the arrests had revived concerns that the Italian government could make good on a threat of revoking the company's motorway concession, which accounts for one third of the infrastructure group's core profit.
China announced on March 18 it was revoking the press accreditations of all American journalists in the China bureaus of the three newspapers that were due to expire at the end of 2020, effectively expelling them.
Beijing said on Thursday it might take more action against the Wall Street Journal, a day after revoking the press credentials of three of the U.S. newspaper's correspondents over a column that China said was racist.
In revoking a 70-year-old legal provision that had given autonomy to the state of Jammu and Kashmir and buttressing its military presence there, Indian officials said the goal was to establish peace and prosperity.
As with nearly everything connected with his predecessor, Mr. Trump hated the rule, and in August of last year proposed freezing fuel economy improvements at about 37 miles per gallon, while also revoking California's special authority.
Since his resignation, Papa John's has worked to distance itself from Schnatter, prohibiting him from talking to the press, removing him from the pizza chain's advertising materials and revoking his office space at the company's headquarters.
In a series of tweets, Trump claimed that revoking California's ability to set its own emissions standards, along with his administration's new policy, which has not yet been implemented, will make cars more affordable and safer.
The president retaliated last week by revoking California's decades-old authority to set emissions standards that were tougher than those required by the federal government, prompting a lawsuit days later by California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
At the end of May, President Trump announced he was revoking a preferential trade status for more than $5 billion in imports from India, a move that American officials had been considering for over a year.
"Anyone who is found to be inciting or engaging in violence must be held accountable … the UK reserves right to take appropriate action which may include refusing or revoking visas," the diplomat said, according to Reuters.
Badie has also been sentenced to death in three other trials, with the Court of Cassation revoking two of the death sentences and ordering retrials, and an appeal against the third currently under deliberation, Al-Ahram reported.
His remarks come after some other members of the ruling coalition had indicated the government may be considering less drastic action against Autostrade, such as a fine or only revoking the concession for the motorway that collapsed.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is expected as early as Thursday to propose revoking California's power to set state vehicle emissions rules and mandate the purchase of electric vehicles, a government official briefed on the matter said.
When a reporter asked whether the Trump administration was considering revoking the security clearances of former President Barack Obama or former Vice President Joe Biden, Sanders said she was "not aware" of any plans to do so.
Western nations should not consider revoking tough economic sanctions against Russia, according to the deputy prime minister of Ukraine, who has told CNBC that the conflict in the eastern region of the country is escalating once again.
Ofcom has said it will consider further representations made by the licensee, and could impose sanctions ranging from broadcasting a statement of Ofcom's findings to a financial penalty and, in the most extreme cases, revoking a license.
Apple said this violated its rules and banned the apps by revoking enterprise certificates used by Facebook and Google, knocking both of their illicit apps offline, but also every other internal app signed with the same certificate.
Even after you've signed up for or installed something, there are plenty of ways you can try and stay safe, from revoking access granted to third-party apps to installing browser extensions built with security in mind.
You accurately describe the plight of these 3,000 people — mostly Haitian migrants — who have fled the Dominican Republic in terror from the mounting xenophobia caused by the 2013 Dominican edict revoking citizenship from Dominicans of Haitian descent.
Yet he wasn't at all fond of conservatives' bid to try to drive down premiums by revoking the Obamacare mandate that all plans cover a bundle of "essential benefits," such as mental health care and maternity care.
The move against al-Wefaq was one of several steps taken by the Sunni-led government against its opponents that have drawn international criticism, including revoking the citizenship of the country's Shi'ite spiritual leader Ayatollah Isa Qassim.
After revoking Amnesia Ibiza's late-night license for tomorrow night's closing party, Spanish authorities yesterday morning (October 6) seized yet another pile of cash from the superclub's owner Martin Ferrer, according to local publication Diario de Ibiza.
Yu told Reuters on Monday that he believed the revoking of his legal license was part of reprisals for penning the open letter, but that it only made him more determined to persevere with his rights activism.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has identified some Saudi officials responsible for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and is taking action, including revoking visas and exploring sanctions, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday.
INDICATIVE VOTES While May was addressing her lawmakers in a committee room, MPs in the main chamber debated eight Brexit options ranging from leaving abruptly with no deal to revoking the divorce or holding a new referendum.
The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Louisville on Wednesday by the EMW Women's Surgical Center seeks an emergency restraining order that would block the state Cabinet for Health and Family Services from revoking its license.
In February, President Trump signed an executive order revoking the notorious, unconstitutional expansion of the Environmental Protection Agency's authority, otherwise known as the "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rules promulgated under President Obama in August 2628.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has directed federal prosecutors to slap suspected criminals with the most severe charges they can, revoking an Obama-era policy designed to curb penalties for low-level, nonviolent offenders, the Washington Post reports.
Trump's policy proposals have spooked several tech companies into revoking funding or support for the convention — Apple withdrew a $250,000 contribution — but Gronberg says that Trump's controversial stances didn't change ForeScout's decision to work with the RNC.
Revoking the entire Order could be detrimental to telemedicine since the Commission provided a balanced approach to ensure that vital health information could be considered a specialized service, and potentially not subject to the conduct-based rules.
The head of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) hammered the Trump administration on Tuesday for revoking federal guidelines that encourage colleges to consider race in their admissions determinations, calling the move an unveiled attack on minorities.  Rep.
South Korea may consider revoking a military information sharing pact as a countermeasure, a view raised during a trilateral foreign ministers' meeting with the United States and Japan on Friday in Bangkok, said the South Korean official.
TEHRAN — In comments suggesting that Iran was prepared to support an armed uprising in Bahrain, a senior Iranian commander has threatened the Sunni-led state of Bahrain for revoking the citizenship of a leading Shiite opposition cleric.
Earlier on Monday, the White House said it was revoking or restricting U.S. visas of Nicaraguan officials connected to the violence against protesters, the latest of several moves to ratchet up pressure from Washington on Ortega's government.
"And frankly, if his not revoking my clearance gave the impression that I somehow moved my commentary to a direction more acceptable to the White House, I would find that very disappointing and frankly unacceptable," Hayden said.
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood accused the EPA under President Donald Trump of trying "to gut critical climate protection rules through the backdoor," by revoking the 2015 limits rather than going through a public review process.
"Revoking the disclosure requirement to the IRS could make it much more difficult for authorities to discover fraudulent activity and track such activity across entities," the senators wrote in a letter Thursday to IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig.
Specifically, the Protecting JOBs Act would prevent states from denying, suspending, or revoking state-issued driver's licenses, teaching licenses, professional licenses, or other employment credentials solely because the worker defaulted on his or her federal student loans.
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Authorities in New Delhi began revoking licenses for thousands of older diesel vehicles on Tuesday and halted construction work on the underground rail network, as air pollution remained several times over the safety limit.
Without a legitimate nondiscriminatory basis for revoking her job offer, it appears that EOIR's bases for failing to follow through and place Ms. Lay and possibly other individuals into their offered positions is political or otherwise illegal.
NOAA's own estimates found that revoking the tow-time restriction and developing a workable TED for all trawls would save at least 5,515 sea turtles every year, and we believe it could save even more than that.
A proposal supported by Democrats of all stripes — "Having the government produce generic versions of lifesaving drugs, even if it required revoking patents held by pharmaceutical companies" — has the backing of non-college white independents, 56-25.
United States, in which the Supreme Court found that the First Amendment did not prevent the Internal Revenue Service from revoking a Christian fundamentalist school's tax-exempt status because of its ban on interracial dating and marriage.
Representative Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, accused the president on Thursday of failing to follow the procedures for revoking security clearances that are set out in longstanding executive orders.
The Swiss government has had several cases in which it proposed revoking citizenship from those with multiple nationalities, including a 19-year-old Swiss-Italian man it identified in 2016 as having been a suspected IS jihadist.
The government is divided on revoking the concession, with the center-left Democratic Party (PD), which governs with 5-Star, more cautious on the issue, fearing a legal battle and potentially heavy compensation costs for the state.
The government is divided on revoking the concession, with the centre-left Democratic Party (PD), which governs with 5-Star, more cautious on the issue, fearing a legal battle and potentially heavy compensation costs for the state.
A federal judge barred three North Carolina counties on Friday from revoking the voting rights of thousands of residents whose eligibility to cast ballots had been challenged by Republican political operatives only weeks before the presidential election.
But, would you be equally OK with a Democratic president revoking the security clearance of current CIA Director Gina Haspel if she is critical of decisions the next administration makes or not friendly enough to that administration?
From the "lock her up" chants about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to revoking security clearances of former officials critical of the President, the Trump administration is going to new extremes to abuse its immense power.
The announcement comes weeks after Sanders first revealed that Trump was considering revoking the security clearance of Brennan and a number of other former top officials — mostly from the Obama administration — who have been critical of Trump.
Sir Norman Lamb, one of the party's more Eurosceptic MPs, complained that simply revoking would annoy voters in the rural south-west, where the Lib Dems hope to gain seats, and his own constituency of North Norfolk.
While the two governing parties pledged to repeal the labor reform in its entirety during the election campaigns, the text of their agreement commits only to revoking elements of the law on which action is deemed "urgent".

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