It&aposs not just rolling back abortion rights, it&aposs not just rolling back gay rights, it&aposs not just eliminating affirmative action.
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He is already rolling back rules on limiting air pollution.
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An overwhelming proportion of Americans oppose rolling back Roe v.
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Cutting taxes, rolling back federal red tape, unleashing American energy.
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Rolling back LLG will not, however, cool aggressive market conditions.
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Trump has already signed executive orders rolling back environmental rules.
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Foxconn is already said to be rolling back its ambitions.
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In some photos they are rolling back in my head.
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He has made extraordinary progress in rolling back regulatory fiats.
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The Trump administration is now rolling back the Clinton requirement.
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MORE would veto legislation rolling back his signature healthcare law.
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The Trump administration is rolling back restrictions on methane pollution.
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President Obama blocked Republicans from rolling back new investor protections.
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The administration has been aggressive in rolling back environmental regulations.
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Rolling back protections for clean air, water and workplace safety.
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Rolling back stricter standards could threaten any momentum, experts say.
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A justice department rolling back civil rights by the day.
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Since that time, it's been nothing but rolling back conservation.
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Li Zhou So not rolling back the corporate tax cuts?
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Rolling back net neutrality rules would stifle innovation and choice online.
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Go deeper: Meet the Obama environmental policies Trump isn't rolling back
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They would likely object to rolling back those protections even further.
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And that means rolling back a key part of Obama's legacy.
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He started lobbying Congress to block Trump from rolling back sanctions.
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Trump and Republicans have started rolling back many of those policies.
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AFP has been encouraged by Trump's commitment to rolling back regulations.
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I wouldn't expect other countries to start rolling back privacy rules.
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Heidi Heitkamp after she supported rolling back regulations on some banks.
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Did you talk about -- did you talk about rolling back sanctions?
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It seems President Trump is ready to start rolling back globalization.
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We cannot allow this rolling back of the social safety net.
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Rolling back climate regulations to bring back coal jobs is misdirected.
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Congress, don't weaken the DQSA by rolling back the prescription requirement.
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Centrist Republicans have expressed concerns about rolling back the Medicaid expansion.
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And because of it, Congress has started rolling back Section 230.
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Nor did they discuss rolling back American tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Trump has taken other steps aimed at rolling back transgender rights.
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Second, the JCPOA has worked in rolling back Iran's nuclear program.
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Trump cited military focus and medical costs for rolling back the policy.
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And I tell you the final thing rolling back all those regulations.
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Consumer advocates slammed DeVos on Friday for rolling back the student safeguard.
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Any fallout of rolling back the current strategy could land on Mexico.
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Ikea is rolling back one of its biggest draws — massive store showrooms.
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Rolling back these toxic Trump tax cuts alone, to me, is important.
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Medicare for America would start by rolling back the Republican tax cuts.
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But rolling back Obama-era environmental protections is actually not that easy.
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Some moderate GOP senators have criticized its provision rolling back Medicaid expansion.
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Rolling back the ACA could leave 20 million people without health insurance.
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Rather than rolling back powers, they've been used to legitimize these practices.
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Rolling back this trend has quietly become part of the liberal framework.
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It hopes to propose rolling back more methane standards in December 85033.
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Rolling back clean car standards would steer us in the opposite direction.
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Legislation described as rolling back Obama-era policies May 22017, 2585: H.J.Res.
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Go deeper: How the Supreme Court could start rolling back abortion rights
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Blink, and President Trump is rolling back some of the administration's changes.
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The Trump administration is focused on rolling back Obama-era financial rules.
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The F.C.C. is expected to vote tomorrow on rolling back the regulations.
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Pfizer is rolling back price hikes, so American patients don't pay more.
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Another court stopped him from rolling back a rule on mercury pollution.
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Among those who oppose rolling back the filibuster are Biden, and Sens.
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Later that same week, the Trump administration proposed rolling back those protections.
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Rolling back tariffs could allow those recession risks to recede even further.
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There is no escaping or rolling back government's reach into our lives.
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In case that Trump opts against rolling back tariffs and the Dec.
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They want to turn back the clock by rolling back the rules.
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What I can tell you is there's a lot of talk in Washington these days about rolling back Dodd-Frank, about rolling back the law, changing the law that created the agency that uncovered and took action against this.
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The EPA is only starting the process of rolling back vehicle emissions rules.
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AMLO also campaigned on rolling back key energy reforms and expanding welfare programs.
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"But this is something quite different from rolling back the regulation," Weidmann said.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency is rolling back Obama-era rules on car pollution.
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The goal of rolling back decades of American deindustrialisation is a pipe-dream.
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So why is Trump rolling back executive orders on preparedness for extreme weather?
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Rolling back the US guidelines contrasts starkly with a tougher approach in Europe.
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Trump has signed an inane bill rolling back FCC privacy rules for ISPs.
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Proposed rolling back protections for transgender people established under the Affordable Care Act.
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Instead, Kavanaugh's creates a deeper challenge to liberalism: rolling back the administrative state.
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Said JimS-in-Seattle: Don't waste your time on rolling back to 10.1.
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This is because the Republican plans all envision rolling back these ACA taxes.
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Those two seem narrowly focused on rolling back more of Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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Trump administration officials have not specified any plans for rolling back such duties.
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He has taken steps to start rolling back environmental regulations on coal companies.
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Trump has vowed to help the coal industry by rolling back environmental regulation.
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Rolling back sanctions would be a hard sell with many GOP Russia hawks.
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But experts say rolling back the endangerment finding would be a difficult task.
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Rolling back the rule was a key wish from the industries it affects.
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"Rolling back any of that is a real problem for kids," Speer said.
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Those wishes included slashing staff at the agency and rolling back environmental protections.
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It remains unclear how far Trump will go in rolling back Obama's changes.
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Rolling back regulatory overreach can fuel manufacturing growth by inviting investment in America.
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Azar supports rolling back birth control requirements Click here for more on each.
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Rolling back or significantly reformulating economic sanctions could provide relief to the population.
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Economic Scene It seems President Trump is ready to start rolling back globalization.
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Scott Walker's signing of legislation rolling back collective bargaining rights for union workers.
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The GOP is far more unified on another front: rolling back banking regulations.
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The Baker/Shultz proposal talks vaguely about rolling back current EPA climate regulations.
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"Thus we are basically rolling back the increase of the past year," he said.
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Last week, the Trump administration announced that they were rolling back advertising for Healthcare.
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While Trump has talked about rolling back Dodd-Frank, Staley doesn't see it happening.
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Fillon has a liberal programme aimed at rolling back state involvement in corporate life.
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Trump is also rolling back domestic regulations to encourage more oil and gas production.
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That's more than you could get by just rolling back the Bush tax cuts.
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"The reason for rolling back the change was not disproportionate pledge deletion," he said.
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Appropriations bills should be used for setting budgets, not for rolling back good policy.
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"We're rolling back the test of the standalone Direct app," the spokesperson told Gizmodo.
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That list included rolling back regulations from the Obama administration and enacting immigration reform.
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The process of changing rules and rolling back regulations in Washington can take years.
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The NSA seems to be rolling back some of its warrantless collection of data.
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Rolling back these essential services will result in millions of women losing their coverage.
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The media policy perhaps goes further than most in rolling back Hasina's recent moves.
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It's questionable whether rolling back regulations will unleash a boom in production or jobs.
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Both countries agreed that rolling back tariffs would be part of any final agreement.
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Rolling back Iranian influence throughout the Middle East will be easier said than done.
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EDT: President Trump signs a bill rolling back some of Dodd-Frank's banking regulations.
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All of the GOP's presidential hopefuls have expressed support for rolling back the law.
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Business leaders have praised President Trump's tax cuts and rolling back of many regulations.
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Understand this: Many people on this stage do not support rolling back the filibuster.
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They have urged their colleagues to resist rolling back any portion of the law.
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The Sierra Club is fighting to stop NHTSA from rolling back the mpg targets.
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Why does Pruitt insist on rolling back the cleaner cars policy — which is working?
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However, one needs to think long and hard about rolling back on the exemption.
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Khanna told Recode in April that rolling back net neutrality would hurt rural voters.
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Rolling back the Clean Power Plan will not change either of these two forces.
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President Donald Trump signed executive orders aimed at rolling back Obama-era financial regulations.
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If you can't distance yourself from rolling back Medicaid, that's going to come back.
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The Freedom Caucus advocated for rolling back Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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But it isn't, and that has made rolling back the law an especially vexing task.
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He too would finance his plan by rolling back some of Trump's corporate tax cuts.
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Issued an executive order aimed at rolling back former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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The Trump administration is rolling back those rules aimed at abuses at for-profit schools.
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The EPA has been slow in its approach toward rolling back Obama-era methane rules.
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They are gradually repairing the safety net and rolling back some of the felons' laws.
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Tymoshenko's requests include scrapping a tax on pension payments and rolling back energy price hikes.
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On December 12th the Trump administration published a rule rolling back some of those reforms.
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North Carolina's controversial "bathroom bill," for example, was targeted at rolling back policies in Charlotte.
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Critics decry the changes as rolling back democratic standards 30 years after Poland overthrew communism.
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On this point, Trump's rolling back of regulations may be exactly what the sector needs.
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It's unclear how far Pai would actually want to go in rolling back net neutrality.
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Millions more would be jettisoned by the goal of rolling back the ACA Medicaid expansion.
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Congressional Republicans will begin the process of rolling back top Obama-era regulations on Monday.
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But the focus has now shifted to rolling back rules instead of creating new ones.
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President Trump lent significant focus to rolling back regulations, especially environmental ones, since being elected.
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Aside from rolling back Obama-era guidance, Sessions is taking more concrete steps on immigration.
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Brazil's new government seems to be bent on rolling back its commitment on climate issues.
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The plan would be paid for by rolling back some of the Trump tax cuts.
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""You signed more bills rolling back federal red tape than any president in American history.
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Trump will visit #EPA today at 23pm to sign Exec Orders rolling back climate protections.
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"Rolling back rights for transgender students is wrong," Dorsey said in a tweet on Thursday.
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Threat of rolling back Medicaid: About 12 million people currently have coverage through Medicaid expansion.
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Congress has sent to President Trump the first two bills rolling back Obama administration rules.
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He has been vocal about rolling back regulations put in place following the 2007 recession.
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"Pfizer is rolling back price hikes, so American patients don't pay more," Mr. Trump tweeted.
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Mr. Carson framed the idea in traditionally conservative terms: the logic of rolling back regulation.
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Shortly thereafter, the administration began the process of rolling back safety regulations on existing rigs.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is in the process of rolling back Obama's fuel economy standard.
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In his heart of hearts, he doesn't give a damn about rolling back abortion rights.
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In January 2014, the Obama administration proposed rolling back protections for the first three categories.
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The E.P.A. has been trying to loosen the rules by rolling back Obama administration regulations.
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The Trump administration is also proposing rolling back regulations put in place by previous presidents.
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Rolling back Medicaid expansion or capping federal funding of Medicaid would take two steps back.
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Despite Trump's efforts to save coal jobs by rolling back regulations, coal jobs are declining.
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One other Medicaid expansion state, Massachusetts, has also proposed rolling back to a partial expansion.
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Other provisions, like rolling back the estate tax, are unambiguous giveaways to the richest Americans.
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He's anti-abortion, in favor of repealing Obamacare, increasing military spending, and rolling back EPA regulations.
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He favors rolling back regulations and reforming the tax system, while he argues against Medicaid expansion.
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It's the latest sign of Trump's Justice Department rolling back judicial efforts from the previous administration.
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But he stuck close to the teleprompter, as he praised rolling back regulations and slammed terrorists.
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The Republican-led House has taken a much more aggressive stance on rolling back Dodd-Frank.
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In rolling back protections last year, the FCC included language designed to preempt new state laws.
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In particular, aides have focused on what Trump can do unilaterally, such as rolling back regulations.
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Offensives aimed at rolling back Islamic State insurgents around Tabqa could also trigger displacement, OCHA said.
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It will harm my constituents, and I don't want to see us rolling back those benefits.
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Snap is already considering rolling back some of the changes as part of a new test.
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Rolling back overreaching environmental regulations will save time and maximize private and public funds for infrastructure.
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In fact, the administration is rolling back flood-proof infrastructure regulations without facing much meaningful pushback.
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Argentina began rolling back generous subsidies for residential electricity and home-heating natural gas last year.
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It dismisses the value of Iran rolling back its nuclear program by decreasing its nuclear stockpiles.
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A proposed ballot initiative rolling back enhancements and other mandatory sentencing rules has backing from Brown.
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Rolling back standards, stalling innovation and encouraging production of gas-guzzling dinosaurs are not winning strategies.
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" Zinke, meanwhile, said that "rolling back these Washington mandates is important to ensure Montana's state sovereignty.
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Finally, and significantly, rolling back clean car standards threatens worse climate change and more extreme weather.
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He has proposed, among other things, rolling back restrictions on short-term, high-interest bank lending.
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But Trump doesn't care — he wants to continue rolling back Obama-era progress on environmental issues.
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President Trump on Thursday is scheduled to sign the bill rolling back Dodd-Frank banking regulations.
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The United States would have to re-focus our policy toward rolling back Iran's malign activities.
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Responding to his critics on Twitter on Tuesday morning, Gervais wasn't rolling back on his comments.
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The company has been slowly responding to these requests, without fully rolling back the updated design.
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And rolling back the Islamic State's territorial gains, however promising, only tells part of the story.
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He'd flown into LAX Tuesday, and was rolling back to Las Vegas when the accident happened.
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Diller said that rolling back protections of net neutrality could threaten the "magic" of the internet.
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Many of these groups are backing a proposed ballot measure aimed at rolling back the reforms.
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But a senior Justice Department official denied that these decisions were rolling back protections for minorities.
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Awlaki: The tables have turned, and there is no rolling back of the worldwide jihad movement.
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The vision of my father, sitting in his chair giving me The Talk, came rolling back.
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This order has been described by Trump and many media outlets as "rolling back" Dodd-Frank.
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And of course, complacency in the Republican Party just rolling back and letting this happen. Right.
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We didn't take to the streets when Republicans were rolling back voting rights in plain sight.
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"Arming teachers and rolling back school discipline reforms won't make our kids any safer," he said.
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And now the Trump administration is rolling back Obama-era regulations aimed at preventing such accidents.
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In contrast, rolling back trans rights was an immediate priority when the Trump administration took office.
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It's the courts — Roberts' court, specifically — that keep rolling back these efforts or making them harder.
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"Understand this: Many people on this stage do not support rolling back the filibuster," she said.
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He said that the Trump administration could prevent employers from rolling back the rules through regulation.
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This time around, presidents, rather than rolling back the state, should build a rules-based state.
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It's the latest push from an administration that's made rolling back environmental regulations a top priority.
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Meanwhile, economists say, rolling back the standards would increase, rather than decrease, the nation's oil dependence.
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AND I THINK ROLLING BACK THE PROP INVESTING PROP TRADING CONSTRAINTS WOULD BE A BAD IDEA.
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" Pompeo also proclaimed following Trump's election that he looked forward to rolling back the "disastrous deal.
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His solution: rolling back tough-on-crime legislation and removing profit incentives from the justice system.
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John Curtis's (R-Utah) bill to ratify Trump's decision rolling back the Bears Ears National Monument.
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Yanking the waiver is a precursor to rolling back the Obama-era emissions and mileage mandates.
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The Trump administration is rolling back a controversial Obama-era program aimed at cutting health spending.
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An all-out war on environmental protection, a justice department rolling back civil rights by the day.
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The EPA is rolling back the Obama administration's plan to regulate emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Actually rolling back regulations the Obama administration put in place will take time and a bureaucratic process.
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Bernie Sanders said on Twitter that Congress should act to prevent DeVos from rolling back the guidance.
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Several have been vocal about their lack of interest in rolling back this particular part of Obamacare.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are scathing about the idea that rolling back regulations would pep up the economy much.
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Rolling back the lighting standards alone could cost households up to $100 a year starting in 2025.
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Of course, rolling back net neutrality rules isn't going to be easy for the remaining Republican commissioners.
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Gottlieb's replacement may stick closer to the Trump administration's script of rolling back regulations, not adding them.
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Rolling back the Clean Power Plan prevents our country from taking necessary steps to safeguard our future.
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After those final Labor Day hot dogs are gone, the grill goes rolling back into the garage.
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Unleashing the coal industry and rolling back Obama's energy regulations will be another major priority for Trump.
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Cuba hard-liners in Congress expect Trump to ground flights along with rolling back other regulatory changes.
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But it's on everyone to fight against the possibility of rolling back the clock on gender equality.
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Grade: C — Despite rolling back a major protection for trans students, most LGBTQ rights remain intact. 6.
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Congress needs to start working on rolling back the imperial presidency, a task left incomplete since Watergate.
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But the administration is now exploring rolling back more Obama-era policies, and changing even older systems.
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While the administration is effectively rolling back protections, Congress has stalled on strengthening our anti-discrimination laws.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai on Tuesday unveiled his plan for rolling back net neutrality.
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In his speech, he doubled down on fossil fuels and rolling back regulations that industry doesn't like.
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Rolling back Trump administration tax cuts that benefit the wealthiest would be a good place to start.
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California leaders argue against rolling back a fuel tax hike that is improving roads and air quality.
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Heritage recommended that Congress make spending cuts rather than rolling back parts or all of the law.
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Is it any surprise Ford Motor Company Chairman Bill Ford opposes rolling back federal fuel efficiency standards?
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Senate Democrats have also proposed rolling back parts of the law to pay for new infrastructure investments.
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Rolling back reforms and revisiting already signed contracts would have seismic shifts in the market beyond Mexico.
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Smart charging could be especially valuable to rooftop solar owners as states consider rolling back net metering.
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You have all the television cameras rolling back there, for me it's not even a little controversial.
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First, he stacked his cabinet with Goldman Sachs alums, who then set about rolling back financial regulations.
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Undoing or rolling back the New Deal and post-New Deal programs already in place would suffice.
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Some Republican lawmakers have claimed that the ERA would provide the basis for rolling back abortion restrictions.
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Rolling back the Clean Power Plan In October, Pruitt announced plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan.
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In an op-ed he co-authored in January, Mr. Pompeo called for rolling back such reforms.
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The executive order is aimed at dramatically rolling back federal regulations, one of his top campaign promises.
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He began rolling back vehicle efficiency standards, which provide a key way to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has been slow in its approach rolling back Obama-era rules addressing methane.
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Rolling back those protections has been a priority of the religious right since it was first enacted.
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The bottom line: Trump came into office considering rolling back Obama's sanctions, rather than imposing new ones.
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Trump has hosted several meetings with financial sector executives and their Washington advocates on rolling back regulation.
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It was his aggressive campaign to aggravate global warming, by rolling back federal attempts to combat it.
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He canceled or began the work of rolling back several major regulations issued by President Barack Obama.
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But the president has declared that rolling back regulations will be a defining theme of his presidency.
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"We cannot risk rolling back the progress we have made over the last several years," he said.
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Beyond rolling back Trump's policies, Warren pledges to undo longstanding border policies unpopular among many local communities.
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And, in all seriousness, the success Trump has had rolling back environmental regulations is no laughing matter.
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The Trump administration is rolling back an Obama-era rule that bans employers from pooling workers' tips.
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But it should be clear to his team that rolling back the recent progress would be foolish.
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Still, Sessions implemented Trump's vision, rolling back Obama-era policies on immigration, police reform and civil rights.
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The administration plans to issue rules rolling back Obama-era fuel economy requirements in the coming weeks.
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Even rolling back all the tariffs imposed in September would only take the average down to 18%.
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Despite the Trump administration rolling back some aspects of the standards, USDA research shows they are working.
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This is not a man who shares the longtime Republican goal of rolling back the sexual revolution.
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Rolling back the two percentage-point tax increase might help, but also could send a panic signal.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, are warning rolling back Dodd-Frank rules could lead to another financial collapse.
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OBAMA VETOES RESOLUTION TO REPEAL FIDUCIARY RULE: President Obama blocked Republicans from rolling back new investor protections.
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Short of rolling back presidential powers on trade, Congress could simply oppose Trump's initiatives in other areas.
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The Senate is expected to soon take up a separate House resolution rolling back that state rule.
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It is easy to forget how close Republicans came to rolling back the 2010 health care law.
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The companies just wanted Trump to not get as crazy in rolling back standards as he did.
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The 2012 foray wasn't even George's first attempt at rolling back global warming with an ocean dump.
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That, in turn, may help explain why the upper middle class is so resistant to rolling back privileges.
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Yes, he has signed many bills rolling back regulations finalized in the dying days of the Obama administration.
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House Republicans are expected to get to work immediately on rolling back some of President Barack Obama's regulations.
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If House leaders address conservatives' concerns by rolling back Medicaid expansion sooner than 2020, they risk losing moderates.
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One will order the Treasury Department to review and consider rolling back the Dodd Frank and Volcker rules.
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Call your members of congress and let them know that you're against rolling back protectionsunder the Antiquities Act.
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Oil: Most fossil-fuel companies have supported Trump's aggressive efforts rolling back most of Barack Obama's environmental regulations.
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Late Thursday, Twitter's Jack Dorsey spoke out on the platform: Rolling back rights for transgender students is wrong.
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A former lieutenant general and Suharto's erstwhile son-in-law, Prabowo has repeatedly suggested rolling back Indonesian democracy.
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He may have enough allies to enact such measures as loosening gun control and rolling back environmental legislation.
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But so far, popular support for the agency hasn't stopped Trump from rolling back a clean water rule.
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But the Trump administration took things up a notch this week in terms of rolling back environmental policies.
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Rolling back the CPP could pose "contagion risk to global renewable and energy efficiency investments," Rusch's note said.
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But market participants cautioned that rolling back post-crisis financial regulation too much could make bank debt riskier.
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The protest also followed speculation this week that Trump would sign an executive order rolling back LGBT protections.
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This is especially worrisome since Kurdish security forces have been instrumental in rolling back the Islamic State's advances.
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Rolling back executive orders that make the asylum process much more difficult to navigate for migrants fleeing violence.
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The same is true for the administration's proposed rules rolling back emissions reductions for cars and light trucks.
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Perhaps even more concerning, the Trump administration has agencies rolling back policies that offered help to LGBT people.
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My horse was thrashing violently, his eyes rolling back into his head — while I was completely checked out.
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One day before the vote, the administration issued a flurry of decisions rolling back transgender and gay rights.
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Moderates, of course, worry that rolling back something like "community rating" could hurt people with pre-existing conditions.
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Some Republicans say that rolling back the Wall Street reform law should be one of their highest priorities.
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One recent study estimates that rolling back these protections will cost Americans $800 million over the next decade.
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Last month, Trump signed an executive order aimed at rolling back a number of Obama-era climate policies.
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The group warned of rolling back ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, an area where some GOP lawmakers also have concerns.
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For instance, at the Environmental Protection Agency, Trump's team has talked about rolling back many Obama-era regulations.
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Even worse, U.S. policy has since shifted to withdrawal from the agreement and rolling back GHG emissions standards.
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We are essentially rolling back the clock on 40-plus years of anti-discrimination activity and settled law.
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President Trump is starting the process of rolling back parts of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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By rolling back all our past associations, The Vietnam War aims to wholly reconstruct our understanding of it.
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The appropriations process has, thus far, been largely ineffective in rolling back the size of the federal government.
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He pushed Wheeler to acknowledge estimates that rolling back the rules would increase fuel costs and oil consumption.
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The Alaska senator has been among Republicans who have pledged to vote against rolling back the Medicaid expansion.
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The group has long espoused libertarian ideas and fought for lower taxes and for rolling back government regulations.
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He has issued executive orders rolling back Obama-era regulations to curb climate change and constrain Wall Street.
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It also gets much less attention than false claims that the administration is rolling back tons of regulations.
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So why are we rolling back the progress we've made on children's nutrition and compromising our children's health?
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Because hospitals are large employers and strong lobbyists, this also makes politics of rolling back Medicaid expansion tricky.
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They can just be excluded from the market altogether — rolling back the ACA's most popular and foundational promise.
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He wrote Citizens United, and was in the majority in today's case rolling back public-sector unions' clout.
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The amendment caused a lot of quick chatter on the internet that Trump was rolling back Obama's sanctions.
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Now, the Republicans are finding that rolling back this Medicaid expansion won't be possible under the same fog.
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Climate fundamentalism The president seems to think that rolling back the clock is the way to the future.
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Monday's decision aligns the court majority with the Trump administration's interest in rolling back federal regulation of business.
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They have had the temerity to take on the religious police and begin rolling back some social policies.
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He shares Mr. Pruitt's commitment to rolling back environmental regulations, which you can read about in this profile.
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It'd be a sly way of rolling back women's rights by limiting their access to the legal system.
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Consequently, France's left-wing government feels it has no real option other than rolling back labor market protections.
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On September 4th the Trump administration announced that it was rolling back energy-efficiency standards for household bulbs.
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A day later, Mr. Trump created confusion in his own administration by apparently rolling back those same sanctions.
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It won over many conservatives but spooked moderates who were worried about rolling back a popular Obamacare protection.
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It will just take longer and expose Trump to more criticism from Democrats for rolling back worker rights.
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Rolling back the update and reinstalling it fixed the problem, but troubleshooting it did waste half a day.
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Making matters worse, rolling back fair housing enforcement will not address the real causes of the housing crisis.
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Every day, for thousands of years, the tides would come in and deposit sediment before rolling back out.
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Watering it down could serve as a valuable example of the Trump administration's success in rolling back regulations.
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That included spinning off its hugely profitable cloud computing business or rolling back its acquisition of Whole Foods.
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President Trump has been assailed for rolling back environmental regulations and pulling out of the Paris climate accord.
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Rolling back Medicaid expansion can be done without forcibly removing anyone from its rolls like its supporters claim.
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The funding blueprint also calls for cutting $237 billion from Medicare; rolling back Medicaid expansion; and gutting Obamacare.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's measure rolling back net neutrality, though, also pre-empts states from passing similar rules.
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The 217-213 vote is a victory for Trump, who campaigned extensively last year on rolling back ObamaCare.
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Violence against indigenous people in Brazil also rose under Bolsonaro, who also campaigned on rolling back indigenous rights.
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One of Trump's key efforts is rolling back Obama-era regulations, most notably those related to environmental rules.
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The Crapo bill lacks many of the provisions House Republicans say are essential to rolling back Dodd-Frank.
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EDT: President Trump participates in a signing ceremony for legislation rolling back the consumer bureau's auto-loan guidance.
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They are rolling back air pollution rules, particularly those affecting the two leading culprits: automobiles and power plants.
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He's simply rolling back onerous regulations, as promised, and sticking it to the global elites on climate change.
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"The Federal Communications Commission is not trying to help consumers by rolling back net neutrality protections," said Sen.
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And it cuts Medicaid, by rolling back the Obamacare expansion and putting a spending cap on the program.
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His government argues that the boost to family incomes from rolling back austerity will stoke consumption and economic growth.
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Trump has proposed chopping the corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent and drastically rolling back regulations.
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In the US, we've witnessed firsthand how rolling back access is felt hardest by poor women and marginalized communities.
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Rolling back same-sex marriage was another issue cited during deliberations, said the two people familiar with the discussion.
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Rolling back rules is an old Republican desire, but it's historically been tricky to do so by legislative means.
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They note that China has been considering rolling back tariffs to be more consistent with those in developed countries.
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Wade is legally based on the right to privacy, rolling back that fundamental principle should also apply to men.
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Now, it is further rolling back the policy so that many types of ads will no longer require approval.
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Krieger similarly thinks there's a lack of nuance in the discussion around regulating tech platforms and rolling back acquisitions.
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It's a battle that pits hardliners on rolling back climate initiatives against the more moderating influences in the administration.
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A second is how little appetite there is for cutting taxes, rolling back regulation and lightening burdens on business.
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Meanwhile, Pruitt pressed Trump to withdraw from the Paris climate accord, and proposed rolling back Obama's Clean Power Plan.
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Those pledges have been met with skepticism from LGBTQ advocates, who point to his actions rolling back legal protections.
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Coincidentally, rolling back pollution regulations also enriches fossil fuel executives (and disproportionately impacts the health of working-class families).
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Can you explain exactly how the rolling back of net neutrality would threaten these resources, as simply as possible?
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Iran officially began rolling back key commitments of its 2015 nuclear deal Wednesday, per the Iranian Students News Agency.
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They're also rolling back important subsidies that have driven Obamacare premiums up, making healthcare unaffordable for some once again.
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Trump has governed mostly as a conventional conservative — on tax cuts, his Supreme Court pick, and rolling back regulations.
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Although last month it ended up rolling back some additional anti-abuse measures after they were criticized by users.
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While regulations do play a role, experts say rolling back Obama-era regulations wouldn't have kept Brayton Point open.
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Mainly rolling back progress and authoring the job-killing Green New Deal and killing the Amazon New York deal.
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President Trump has spent his first months in office working to fulfill his campaign pledge of rolling back regulations.
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Ur eyes rolling back during intvu of WH official-no REAL journalist would roll eyes; much be medical — Gov.
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Rolling back their legal protections will deny them urgently needed relief and put them at risk of grave harm.
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"Many analysts believe that rolling back fuel standards could jeopardize the near term future for electric vehicles," NPR reported.
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Nevertheless, Pruitt is already using his new position to begin rolling back regulations seeking to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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This is the strongest rebuke yet to Donald Trump's efforts to bully American automakers into rolling back fuel standards.
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Despite public pressure in 6900, net neutrality backers were unable to prevent the FCC from rolling back the rules.
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Measures included rolling back fuel subsidies in place for decades, removing some import tariffs, and cutting certain social benefits.
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A rolling back of free trade might be expected to reverse all that, and hit growth hard to boot.
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Those courts have also blocked the EPA or the Interior Department from rolling back a handful of environmental regulations.
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President Trump could stand to personally profit from the regulations he's rolling back, according to a new report Wednesday.
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Coal The Environmental Protection Agency is rolling back an Obama-era coal emissions rule designed to regulate climate change.
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Environmentalists say rolling back the emissions goals will increase pollution that contributes to climate change and public health issues.
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Kirsten Gillibrand lambasted Education Secretary Betsy DeVos for rolling back campus sexual assault guidelines in a Cosmopolitan op-ed.
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You had a governor who ran explicitly on the idea of rolling back Obamacare, even though it was working.
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The rationale was not rolling back Iranian or Russian influence, but rather narrowly tailored to deter chemical weapons use.
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Trump doesn't need to offer policy proposals or offer anything more than impossibly vague promises about rolling back history.
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In all of those instances, critics accuse him of rolling back important safeguards and endangering public and environmental health.
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"It's hard to see why either the Trump administration or Congress would prioritize rolling back these protections," he said.
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The policy change is the second in less than a month aimed at rolling back Obama-era emissions regulations.
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Abortion rights supporters, who have spent years in the trenches, are fearful that the Court is rolling back rights.
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Proposals range from rolling back payroll taxes to increasing government lending guarantees to sending $13,000 checks to every American.
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For a year, the Trump administration has been laser-focused on repealing, retracting and rolling back science-based safeguards.
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Redefining who gets represented in those states would be akin to rolling back nearly two decades of demographic change.
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Instead of controlling fuel emissions, the administration is rolling back fuel economy standards that the auto industry had embraced.
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President Trump has been rolling back operations against Islamist insurgencies from Syria to West Africa, with an exception: Somalia.
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Markets on Friday started slightly rolling back the pricing in of aggressive Czech rate cuts over the next year.
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Markets on Friday started slightly rolling back the pricing in of aggressive Czech rate cuts over the next year.
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The Trump administration is considering rolling back federal protections for 25 national monuments, including two in the central Pacific.
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At the same time he has won praise from Mr. Trump for his speed at rolling back environmental regulations.
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Proposals range from rolling back payroll taxes to increasing government lending guarantees to sending $13,000 checks to every American.
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Far from fighting, mitigating or adapting to global warming, the federal government is rolling back Obama-era climate policies.
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His first two attempts to chip up the hill landed short with his ball rolling back near his feet.
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"I'm hopeful that we would not consider rolling back reforms 12, 15, 20 days into those reforms," he said.
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As Congress took a first step last week toward rolling back Mr. Obama's signature domestic achievement, Mr. Trump celebrated.
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And as they showed in rolling back previous changes that had taken away advantages, their lobbying prowess is formidable.
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Early on, as it started rolling back regulations on industry, administration officials began questioning research findings underpinning those regulations.
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Pruitt is rolling back these protections, despite acknowledging that children will be negatively and disproportionately impacted by this suspension.
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With Mr. Trump himself playing up the show of force, Pentagon officials said, rolling back the story became difficult.
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This requires two things: using the proceeds to reduce other, more damaging taxes, and rolling back growth-impeding regulations.
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For others, the idea of rolling back such technologies or vetting them would be an infringement of our freedoms.
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They also pressed for more time to consider rolling back regulations that often took months and years to craft.
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He was more successful in expanding work release programs and in rolling back voting rights for the formerly incarcerated.
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Trump also has been aggressive in rolling back the thousands of regulations added during his predecessor Barack Obama's term.
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China on Monday once again demanded the U.S. commit to rolling back tariffs as part of any trade agreement.
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The president described his plan as based on rolling back federal regulations and incorporating "better machinery" into the market.
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Such a shift could make it harder to impose new regulations and easier to justify rolling back existing ones.
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But things aren't likely to get any better as the Trump administration keeps rolling back support for the ACA.
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Republican supporters said the legislation would achieve their goal of rolling back the government's "nanny state" role in healthcare.
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Republicans are also rolling back the estate tax, which will help the wealthiest families remain permanently at the top.
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The EPA also proposed rolling back Obama-era requirements on how energy companies monitor and repair methane leaks in September.
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That has been heightened by U.S. President Donald Trump partially rolling back the Obama-era detente with the United States.
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If he succeeds in rolling back EPA regulations, including on auto fuel efficiency, that could increase demand for black gold.
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Loris frames the desire to see regulation rollback within the EPA as about rolling back the federal government's power grab.
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Instagram is rapidly adding features like shopping and GIF replies to messages while rolling back privacy tools that users appreciate.
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But if they get throttled ... I mean, you saw the recent news this week about Verizon rolling back the firefighters.
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Back to basics is apparently slang for rolling back the agency's regulatory efforts and firing hordes of staff and scientists.
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Formally repealing bank rules through legislation will be difficult, and even rolling back regulations through executive action could be hard.
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The date was made public when the FCC's order rolling back net neutrality rules entered the Federal Register Thursday morning.
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That said, he strongly disagreed with the Trump administration's policy of family separation, which officials say they are rolling back.
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It's so outrageous that this would be done without any notice or comment period, rolling back decades of asylum law.
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Thatcher dreamed of "rolling back the frontiers of the state", in a self-reinforcing programme of privatisation and cost-cutting.
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The big news this week: President Trump signed a long-anticipated executive order rolling back many Obama-era climate policies.
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Second, Trump's goal of boosting U.S. energy output by rolling back regulations threatens to exacerbate the global oversupply of crude.
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Rolling back financial regulation was a feature of Donald Trump's election campaign, although he also advocated breaking up large banks.
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"We are not rolling back the tarp on the progress that we have made," she said, appearing alongside Helen Mirren.
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It may also derail newly elected President Jair Bolsonaro's plans to bolster business by rolling back environmental and other regulations.
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Rolling back the program is a high priority for the Trump administration, and it needs states' help to get there.
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Kevin Brady, the Republican from Texas who authored the bill rolling back Obama-era regulations on drug testing by employers.
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The GOP's loyalty to coal communities seems to extend exactly as far as rolling back pollution regulations, and no further.
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But some automakers have recently said that they aren't in favor of rolling back the standards that are in place.
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Environmentalists have argued that rolling back the standards will continue U.S. reliance on fossil fuels and could exacerbate climate change.
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Rolling back Obama-era rules that tried to hold companies accountable for worker safety could result in dangerous workplace conditions.
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Those reductions largely came through rolling back Obamacare's expansion of Medicaid, the federal-state insurance program for low-income Americans.
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Harm reduction non-profits have discussed rolling back services in fear of follow-up legislation further criminalizing sex worker outreach.
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Its carbon-free profile is less of an asset under the Trump administration, which is rolling back federal climate policies.
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The CPP (Clean Power Plan)... I get accused of rolling back the CPP by environmentalists and Democrats on the Hill.
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In June, Schneiderman and 12 other state AGs vowed to take legal action to block rolling back vehicle emission requirements.
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And it would be consistent with the approach conservatives have taken to rolling back broad-based benefit programs more generally.
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Corporations were able to dramatically increase productivity and profits by rolling back time-honored labor commitments and re-intensifying work.
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The investment bank sees just a 20% chance over the next three months of a comprehensive deal rolling back tariffs.
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Partly, this is because some Trump-era regulators seem more interested in rolling back existing rules than making new ones.
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RELATED: Trump's pick for EPA already rolling back climate change protections "I don't disagree with the findings," he told senators.
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The results come at a time when Washington lawmakers are looking at rolling back some of the Dodd-Frank measures.
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Trump is calling for a massive deportation force, rolling back the Affordable Care Act, defunding Planned Parenthood, among other actions.
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Since then, the tax bill repealed Obamacare's individual mandate, and the Trump administration is rolling back the law's other protections.
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They're also wary of another nasty battle over the bill with their liberal colleagues opposed to rolling back Dodd-Frank.
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Trump has pledged to "dismantle" Dodd-Frank, and has talked with several banking lobbying groups about rolling back the law.
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The Department of Health and Human Services released a proposal last week rolling back health care protections for transgender people.
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He could technically stay in but keep rolling back all of former President Obama's policies that comprised the U.S. commitment.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) staff challenged the Trump administration's conclusion that rolling back vehicle fuel efficiency rules would save lives.
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It makes it seem like as long as you're rolling back environmental protections aggressively enough, Trump will stick by you.
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Wheeler is certain to continue rolling back President Obama's climate regulations, including a rule cutting carbon emissions from power plants.
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Bloomberg's announcement comes a day after President Trump started the process of rolling back the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan.
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This all goes some way to explaining the extreme caution of central banks in rolling back their unprecedented monetary stimulus.
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If anything, there is some evidence that he thinks the court could go further in rolling back campaign finance restrictions.
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The FCC will vote on May 18 on whether to solicit public comments on rolling back the net neutrality protections.
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The internet companies warned that rolling back the rules could make the telecom companies powerful gatekeepers to information and entertainment.
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But its rapid expansion also attracted an array of enemies, both local and international, who began rolling back those gains.
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By rolling back requirements for medium-size banks, the Crapo proposal will accelerate mergers and consolidations rather than postpone them.
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And he is actively rolling back the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, which sought to rein in carbon dioxide emissions.
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But with Washington rolling back enforcement on many fronts, the Martin Act remains a crucial tool for the attorney general.
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Rolling back Iran, a worthy and urgent goal, will require a broad international consensus and a less aggressive Saudi Arabia.
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He announced plans to withdraw from the global Paris accord on climate change and is aggressively rolling back environmental regulations.
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But at best, potential temporary fixes will entail a performance cost, since they involve rolling back strategies for optimizing performance.
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Rolling back Obama's water rule Less than two weeks before the Iowa caucuses, Trump delivered a big gift to farmers.
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But the legislature pushed, and he generally supported an ambitious conservative agenda, rolling back the state's generous ballot-access rules.
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During the hearing, Azar said the administration is not sabotaging ObamaCare and said he supports rolling back birth control requirements.
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All the while, President Trump has stood by him, saying Mr. Pruitt has done a great job rolling back regulations.
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The agency is rolling back an Obama-era rule that had limited planet-warming carbon dioxide pollution from vehicle tailpipes.
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Trump has been criticized for withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris climate accord and for rolling back various environmental regulations.
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The Trump administration is rolling back an Obama-era plan to phase out the federal government's use of private prisons.
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" Following Trump's election but before he became CIA director, Pompeo said he looked "forward to rolling back this disastrous deal.
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Rolling back the state through privatizations produced new opportunities for collusion with the private sector and made oversight more difficult.
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It was done the minute Trump announced his intent to leave the agreement and began rolling back Obama's climate regulations.
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" Following Trump's election, Pompeo, currently the director of the CIA, said he looked "forward to rolling back this disastrous deal.
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On Monday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer was also asked about the administration's position on rolling back net neutrality.
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If the commission loses, it might try to rewrite its order rolling back the rules to avoid further legal challenges.
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Conservatives want to move their health care plan even further to the right, rolling back more of Obamacare more quickly.
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"Trump is redefining trans rights out of existence and rolling back protections for trans individuals," Wileman says in her artist statement.
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Rolling back HB2 means there is no governing act, he said in a phone interview before the governor signed the bill.
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NHMC has argued that the complaints may be crucial to understanding what effect rolling back net neutrality may have on consumers.
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Rolling back Title II protections for broadband doesn't restore the internet to some glorious past in which broadband providers operated unfettered.
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This Republican President and Congress are intent on rolling back many of the gains that have been made over these decades.
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Other dissidents agree repression has worsened but say rolling back the detente, which will hurt ordinary Cubans, is not the solution.
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Repealing, or even rolling back major portions of the law, would be a monumental mistake on the part of the president.
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Liberals have typically prickled at this suggestion, worrying that flexibility could be another word for rolling back the health law's benefits.
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By rolling back this Obamacare rule, the bill would effectively put in place a tax cut for health industry executive pay.
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Rand Paul, who has argued that both efforts -- rolling back the law and creating a new system -- need to happen simultaneously.
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Pai's approach promises to be much more permissive, and rolling back Wheeler's privacy rules is the first concrete sign of that.
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I've already criticized some of the initial steps in rolling back, but it's important to understand why this matters so much.
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Go deeper: How SCOTUS could start rolling back abortion rights Methodology: This analysis is based on SurveyMonkey online surveys conducted Sept.
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The EPA has been slow in its approach toward rolling back Obama-era methane rules, in part due to industry divisions.
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Conservative and tea party groups, however, have come out in support of Pruitt and his progress in rolling back environmental regulations.
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The AHCA would amount to a huge tax cut for the wealthiest Americans by rolling back key taxes included in Obamacare.
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Sessions recommended that instead of leaving the fate of the program up to chance, the administration begin rolling back the program.
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A tip of the hat goes out to Australian performance artist Stelarc who got the ball rolling back in the 1970s.
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Trump is due to officially take power in January with promises of rolling back a major trade agreement and cutting taxes.
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Google is rolling back its ban on cryptocurrency advertisements – following a similar move made by Facebook earlier this summer, CNBC reports.
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Under the nuclear deal, sanctions on Iran were lifted in return for Tehran rolling back technologies with nuclear bomb-making potential.
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Trump hasn't said much about electric cars, though he has kicked off the process of rolling back Obama-era fuel standards.
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His testimony could dampen already flagging momentum for the U.S. President's agenda of rolling back regulations and overhauling the tax code.
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How can you say this and also support your father while he's rolling back protections for women on this very issue?
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Firms understand that rolling back changes intended to benefit investors would suggest that the client's best interests are not a priority.
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They amount to a historic rolling-back of the welfare state, and a massive redistribution of wealth up the income ladder.
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When Donald Trump promised to revive "middle America" by rolling back decades of globalization, Paige decided to give him a chance.
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On the other hand, there is strong, though by no means unanimous, support among automakers, for rolling back fuel economy standards.
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He made the claim after President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at rolling back Obama-era climate change initiatives.
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On Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order rolling back some of President Obama's key policies on climate change and carbon emissions.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' is rolling back the regulations, which she called "broken for all students" — including victims and the accused.
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Instead, Republicans are expected to pass a shell budget that includes instructions for rolling back large swaths of ObamaCare under reconciliation.
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One DHS official clarified, "we're not rolling back those measures," but this gives those airports the opportunity to increase their security.
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On Tuesday, Trump announced that he was rolling back the centerpiece of President Obama's clean energy program, the Clean Power Plan.
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The recent cultural gains of popular feminism were won just when male politicians were rolling back reproductive rights across the country.
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"Tough sanctions are a first step toward rolling back Iran's campaign of terror, but it won't be the last," he said.
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Amy Myers Jaffe says recent Trump administration actions rolling back environmental rules will not help the economy, the country or jobs.
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The legislation passed the panel in a party-line vote, with Democrats staunchly opposed to rolling back the Obama-era rules.
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The House this week passed a spending bill that includes a number of riders aimed at rolling back certain species protections.
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The Trump administration is reportedly rolling back post-9/11 security programs aimed at preventing terrorism involving weapons of mass destruction.
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On Tuesday, the cabinet issued a new decree, rolling back the February decree's changes to the way chief prosecutors are appointed.
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Democrats have expressed interest in rolling back parts of the tax law if they win control of Congress in the midterms.
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Environmental groups are suing the Trump administration for rolling back parts of a major regulation governing how companies store coal ash.
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Gains grew when Algeria's oil minister indicated OPEC would focus on balancing the market rather than on rolling back production caps.
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The attorney general has put forth major changes on criminal justice during the Trump administration, rolling back various Obama-era policies.
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Paying for an infrastructure bill by rolling back the corporate-rate cut would also be a nonstarter with the GOP Senate.
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DeVos's agency has also been criticized for rolling back several policies aimed at protecting LGBT individuals and addressing campus sexual assault.
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New Chairman Ajit Pai has been busy with a slew of actions rolling back Obama-era initiatives and reforming the agency.
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Rolling back entrenched subsidies (something small-government Republicans usually support) would level the playing field and enable renewable energy to compete.
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This week, the company filed a statement with the EPA noting concerns over the potential fallout from rolling back the policy.
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That was the message Friday from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, who warned about rolling back post-financial crisis banking reforms.
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Car companies have wasted no time in calling for loosening the standards and rolling back the progress they had previously supported.
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Rolling back environmental regulations will increase pollution and its adverse effects on health and, most worrisomely, the damage from climate change.
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Democrats have argued that rolling back the policy hurts veterans specifically because they have sometimes been targeted by for-profit colleges.
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The Trump administration has attempted without much success to help the industry, in part by rolling back Obama-era climate regulations.
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Minor glitches may be fixed by rolling back to a previous restore point, but a nonstarting computer might need more assistance.
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It is true that, ever since Trump was elected, his administration has been rolling back regulations passed by previous Democratic administrations.
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Officials claim the resulting increases in pollution and fuel costs are justified by supposed safety benefits from rolling back the standards.
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Rolling back these reforms is almost certain to lead to an increase in the number of people in New York's jails.
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There are also concerns about whether incorporating the Taliban into the government would mean rolling back rights for women and minorities.
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Under Mr. Wheeler's watch, the E.P.A. has moved forward with rolling back or weakening every major Obama-era climate change regulation.
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News breaks — a mass shooting, a rolling back of civil rights, a vulnerable minority group in the cross hairs of legislation.
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The Trump administration has attempted without much success to help the industry, in part by rolling back Obama-era climate regulations.
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The Federal Open Market Committee's statement containing key language that points to starting rolling back the Fed's balance sheet in September.
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Nevertheless, the current administration has been rolling back existing environmental protections faster than environmentalists can respond to the ceaseless bad news.
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His testimony could dampen already flagging momentum for Trump's legislative agenda of rolling back healthcare reforms and overhauling the tax code.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Trump had announced the rolling back of the WOTUS rule.
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Upon entering office under Trump, Perdue began rolling back some of those standards by allowing looser sodium regulations and other changes.
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A strong economy, low unemployment and rolling back of federal regulations are domestic policies that continue to appeal to the community.
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Rolling back tariffs would ease the burden on businesses and households and boost confidence among CEOs who are reluctant to spend.
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Then in 2019, President Trump threw a lifeline to the incandescent by rolling back Bush and Obama-era efficiency standards. Why?
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The administration finalized the reversal of Obama-era efficiency standards last week, rolling back the rules for about half of lightbulbs.
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But my own view is that rolling back the proportion of teaching done this way would be beneficial to both parties.
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Then you started rolling back rules that provide oversight of the financial industry and safeguard us against another national economic meltdown.
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Apparently blind to the notion of fiscal prudence, Pruitt and Zinke have both made rolling back these rules a top priority.
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But his claims represent yet another example of the president's advocacy for rolling back federal measures meant to protect the environment.
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"Even without explicitly rolling back the original reform, halting further oil sector opening would be seen as very negative," said Barrineau.
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The trip comes less than a week after Republicans in Congress put a bill rolling back the law on his desk.
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And the Interior Department is rolling back offshore drilling safety rules in light of the industry's adoption of new safety practices.
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With more and more people using early voting and liking it, rolling back early voting could do more harm to turnout.
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One of the driving forces behind Trump's 2016 campaign was rolling back Obama's legacy and he has followed through by terminating his predecessor's program for young immigrants in the U.S. illegally, rolling back his environmental policies, curbing the U.S. détente with Cuba, scrapping his Pacific Rim trade deal and eating away at the Affordable Care Act.
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The brand is also rolling back discounts and inventories at its own stores as it looks to drive more full-price sales.
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It saddens me that with the release of this decision rolling back net neutrality, you can add the FCC to the list.
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In June, Schneiderman and attorneys general from 12 other state vowed to take legal action to block rolling back vehicle emission requirements.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has fired the starting gun for rolling back the Obama-era's signature tech policy: strict net neutrality rules.
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And so when we talk about rolling back the protections of Roe verses Wade, that&aposs a realistic thing that could happen.
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Trump issues executive order to start rolling back Obamacare Jia Ireland is hopeful Governor Snyder's pleas to the federal government are successful.
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Since January, the administration has set to work bolstering fossil fuels and rolling back any efforts to mitigate or study climate change.
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Activists say Trump's policies rolling back birth control and equal pay protections have propelled many women into activism for the first time.
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Again, focus on rolling back recent hardware and software changes, or at least making sure you've backed up your data somewhere else.
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Three-quarters of the sales reduction stems from weaker mileage rules, while the balance is from rolling back the California ZEV rule.
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The letter lays out Pruitt's accomplishments in rolling back environmental regulations, saying he has been "instrumental" in an effort to reduce bureaucracy.
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The IMF warned against rolling back prudential regulations that could help to buffer the financial system in the event of a downturn.
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Instacart is rolling back an app update that would have prevented delivery workers from seeing a customer's address before accepting a job.
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What I'm watching: The EPA is set to issue another final rule rolling back and likely freezing Obama-era fuel efficiency standards.
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She plans to advocate for the causes she's passionate about and encourage lawmakers to replace the progress the FCC is rolling back.
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Rolling back the national monument designations would open up the possibility for increased livestock grazing, and natural resource prospecting, on these lands.
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The Department of Health and Human Services proposed rolling back protections for transgender people established under the Affordable Care Act on Friday.
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Politically, though, rolling back school lunch standards may be a little trickier, Wootan added, as the majority of parents support the legislation.
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But it is running a fine line with investors who do not want it to go too far in rolling back austerity.
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Both the Republican House and Senate healthcare bills propose rolling back the Medicaid expansion that was part of the Affordable Care Act.
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This is truer than ever under President Trump, whose agenda is somewhere between status quo and rolling back everything his predecessor did.
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They believe that eliminating subsidies and programs and rolling back fair housing policy have the effect of getting people off government assistance.
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Puzder consistently rails against raising the minimum wage, even to just $9 an hour, and advocates for rolling back regulations on corporations.
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Trump himself blamed Democrats for their resistance to rolling back the Affordable Care Act, the signature legislative achievement of President Barack Obama.
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It would "modernize" the private equity world by rolling back the clock and eliminating important elements of fund oversight and fraud protection.
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Some of them said the bill went too far, others not far enough in rolling back provisions in the Affordable Care Act.
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Happily, some senators were more interested in rolling back the regulatory state than promoting their home state at the expense of federalism.
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He is expected to sign an executive order on Friday aimed at rolling back offshore drilling limits imposed by President Barack Obama.
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We saw this during the George W. Bush era — he had a surprising amount of trouble rolling back many of Clinton's rules.
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Otherwise, McConnell praised Trump for supporting rolling back Obama-era regulations and picking Neil Gorsuch as the most recent Supreme Court justice.
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While Congress continues to debate the details and timing of repealing ObamaCare, states are clamoring for options to start rolling back expansion.
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One of the most successful policy achievements of the Trump administration and the 22019th Congress has been rolling back excessive federal regulations.
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Democratic lawmakers rallied net neutrality supporters ahead of the FCC's initial vote on Thursday to start rolling back the Obama-era regulations.
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In addition to rolling back work-hour restrictions on first-year residents, ACGME made changes to reinforce patient safety and physician wellbeing.
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The left has largely stopped championing reproductive freedom — and in response, conservatives have been rolling back our reproductive freedoms at lightning speed.
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Republicans could force a showdown with Democrats sooner by trying to attach a provision rolling back the gun actions to important legislation.
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President Donald Trump, who has accused Obama of over-reaching on regulations, made rolling back WOTUS one of his top policy priorities.
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While banks have struggled to land significant victories in rolling back Dodd-Frank Act regulations, credit unions have had some key successes.
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Rolling back on all of the commitments made since last December would irreparably damage relations with the EU in the short term.
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Let's correct a false narrative out there, that the Trump administration is rolling back natural gas and oil regulation to benefit industry.
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On this Friday, the Trump administration proposed rolling back transgender health care protections and the FDA approved the world's most expensive drug.
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On taxes: Sestak proposes "rolling back at least half" the Trump corporate tax cuts, but to keep rates lower than before 2017.
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This may help explain why employers across the country started rolling back some of the programs they had offered in the past.
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Others have argued that staying in the Paris agreement would create legal obstacles to rolling back Obama-era regulations of greenhouse gases.
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The San Francisco-based ride-hailing company said it's rolling back the use of forced arbitration agreements for employees, riders and drivers.
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Earlier this month, European officials told BuzzFeed that Trump is singularly obsessed with rolling back every key policy from the Obama era.
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When you die, the game docks a percentage of experience from your character, potentially rolling back real-world days worth of progress.
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He started talking about "canceling" the pact on the campaign trail, and has already started rolling back some of Obama's environmental regulations.
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A little later that year, it used a massive sanctions bill to block Trump from rolling back any congressionally mandated Russia sanctions.
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Combating climate change, clean energy initiatives: $3 trillion, paid for by new corporate taxes and rolling back the 2017 Republican tax cuts.
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It would choke off avenues for state backed crime and corruption, eventually rolling back the malign economic influence of authoritarian regimes worldwide.
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He's cracking down on unauthorized immigrants, he's sabotaging Obamacare, he's rolling back environmental regulations, and he's naming staunch conservatives to the courts.
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And, for now, they are demanding that a chunk of the money come from rolling back pieces of Republicans' 2017 tax cuts.
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The administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights and rolling back regulations, raising environmental concerns in states like Wyoming.
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For all the wrong reasons, the American president has gained leverage over Havana by rolling back almost all of Barack Obama's normalization.
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His administration has been even more aggressive in rolling back rules and increasing oil and gas production than even his Republican predecessors.
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Investors are worried his testimony could dampen already flagging momentum for Trump's agenda of rolling back regulation and overhauling the tax code.
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Ending the clean fuel program is also a top priority for a group of Trump supporters dedicated to rolling back environmental regulations.
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Proposals include rolling back a labor reform passed by a previous conservative government and strengthening protection against dismissal for illness-related absences.
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So why -- after decades of global progress has been made -- is the US rolling back one of its highest-return global investments?
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China's biggest request in the trade talks had been rolling back Mr. Trump's tariffs, but those levies are now higher than ever.
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He alternated between boasting about his achievements — rolling back regulations, cutting taxes, appointing judges — and charging Democrats with plotting to destroy America.
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He's pulling the United States out of the Paris agreement and rolling back 85 environmental safeguards, including important and consequential climate initiatives.
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On regulatory policy, it seems that Allison and Warsh would both strongly support rolling back many aspects of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Republican members of Congress and people working with the incoming Trump administration have called for rolling back the for-profit college regulations.
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Beyond carbon neutrality, Castro sees cleaning up existing messes and rolling back Trump-era rules as key to the climate change fight.
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While some measures were relaxed slightly this year, the authorities warned last month there would be no more rolling back for now.
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Trump campaigned on rolling back many of Obama's policies, like protections for immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as minors.
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In other words, the consequences of rolling back the war on soot could be substantially worse than the mortality impacts alone imply.
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Senate Democrats will keep doing everything we can to stop Donald Trump, Mitch McConnell and the Republicans from rolling back these gains.
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Despite the claims of Prince Mohammed bin Salman and his enablers, Saudi Arabia is not rolling back the hard-line religious establishment.
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Trump disputed that notion Friday, stressing the administration's success rolling back government regulations, and passing the VA Accountability Act and military legislation.
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But Trumpland's hottest take of all this week might have been the executive order rolling back a slew of Obama-era climate initiatives.
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Business-friendly regulators run every agency, doling out favors to interest groups and rolling back critical protections for labor, consumers, and the environment.
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Those include rolling back methane emissions rules from oil and gas operations and making virtually all federally administered offshore waters available to drillers.
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And, just last year, the Trump administration said they're looking at rolling back safety rules that were put in place after Deepwater Horizon.
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Any talk of rolling back bank regulations immediately sparks blowback from those who worry about a return to Wall Street's Wild West days.
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Both parties favoured rolling back a pension reform so that some Italians will again be able to retire at 62 instead of 67.
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U.S.-Cuban relations have nosedived since Trump became president, partially rolling back the detente initiated by Obama and reverting to Cold War rhetoric.
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Pai argued that rolling back net neutrality rules would restore the "light touch" framework that governed the internet for much of its existence.
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As soon as Trump took office, he wasted little time filling his cabinet with men with career-long experience rolling back these protections.
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"He looked like he was moving towards death with his eyes rolling back in his head and his erratic breathing," Michelle, 56, recalls.
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On the subject of the environment, he campaigned on folding the country's Environment Ministry into its agricultural one and rolling back environmental protections.
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Go deeper: Trump's DOJ weighs cutting of anti-discrimination regulations Meet the Obama environmental policies Trump isn't rolling back Trump's Big Tech contradictions
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Blood pouring down the sheets and Holofernes' eyes rolling back into his head in agony as he pathetically struggles to escape Judith's sword.
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All three have sounded off on the issue in the past, and criticized the Trump administration for rolling back protections for transgender students.
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He announced his plans for rolling back regulations and said that what he wants for the agency is what the American people want.
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You know, cutting or rolling back proliferation as best we could, maintaining parity between the United States and Russia, these kinds of things.
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Left-leaning groups have gone on the air attacking the GOP incumbent for "leading the charge" on rolling back protections for preexisting conditions.
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The Trump administration is now rolling back the Clinton requirement that abortion be discussed as an option along with prenatal care and adoption.
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California and other states had vowed to enforce stricter Obama-era emissions standards, after President Donald Trump proposed rolling back the federal rules.
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Many of the reports are designed to lay the groundwork for further action, including rolling back Obama-era rules or cutting agency jobs.
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Abortion-rights activists argue that rolling back 45 years of legal precedent to criminalize abortion would endanger women who seek dangerous illegal abortions.
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Under the deal, the US and five other world powers agreed to lift sanctions in exchange for Iran rolling back its nuclear program.
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Trump has gutted Obama's methane reduction action plan and regulators are rolling back the methane leaks rules for the oil and gas sector.
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According to the plan outlined today, NASA will be rolling back its restrictions on for-profit and marketing activities on the space station.
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Democrats criticized it as rolling back health insurance coverage gains for millions of Americans while benefiting the rich by repealing healthcare-related taxes.
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The company's owner is the son of a former Russian government official and a fierce advocate for rolling back US sanctions on Russia.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration has proposed rolling back tougher Obama-era gas mileage requirements that are set to take effect after 2020.
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Since taking over the agency, Pai has had a busy start, rolling back a number of initiatives under former Democratic Chairman Tom Wheeler.
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Schumer has pointed to concerns about environmental regulations, Dodd-Frank protections and rolling back healthcare as outstanding issues on the long-term talks.
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Trump also floated a plan to fine ZTE Corp, and shake up its management as his administration considered rolling back more severe penalties.
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A loss in today's case would cut off a key funding stream, rolling back unions' organizing power as well as their political muscle.
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The two countries said Thursday that any initial trade deal would include rolling back a portion of tariffs placed on each other's products.
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His Department of Justice has been geared around draconian reforms and crackdowns, as well as rolling back Obama-era protections of civil liberties.
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They should probably copy the Trump administration's appointees in charge of rolling back excessive bureaucracy and throwing away their thick regulatory rule books.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is expected to formally propose rolling back an Obama administration climate change rule for coal-fired power plants.
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Second, the choice should not be between rolling back China's notorious practice of innovation mercantilism or spurring more innovation and productivity at home.
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Ms. Trauss's cause, more or less, is to make life easier for real estate developers by rolling back zoning regulations and environmental rules.
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But sometimes, it's an argument for locking down borders and rolling back civil rights to fight the overwhelming, existential threat of Islamic fundamentalism.
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"The Great Suppression," in turn, exposes the roots of that pessimism, enumerating conservative efforts to combat demographic changes by rolling back democracy itself.
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They only reinforce to the Iranian public and leadership the necessity of beefing up – rather than rolling back – Iran's "malign" deterrents against attack.
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Drug-pricing advocates are launching a six-figure ad campaign to try to stop Congress from rolling back a move targeting drug companies.
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Fortunately, with the help of coalition air power, we halted their advance, eventually rolling back their territorial claims by hundreds of square miles.
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The Texas court is considered favorable to rolling back federal regulation, although in February it upheld an Obama-era rule on retirement advice.
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The prospects for rolling back Da'esh's hold on territory are bleak without the Sunni Arabs, who the regime continues to bomb and starve.
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Republicans urged Clayton to increase network security and investigate the breach before peppering with him questions on rolling back Obama-era banking rules.
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There was even an email exchange about rolling back safety testing at Takata — a proposal that was rejected — even as the recalls mounted.
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"Rolling back the austerity that has been there for such a long time is critical, so parity is not really enough," said Rep.
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Sanders did not offer up how he would fund his ideas, but he pointed to rolling back Trump's tax cuts as one avenue.
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The reality is that Trump is halting or rolling back policies that would reduce carbon emissions and passing policies likely to increase them.
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On the other hand, there were moderate Republicans who were leery that the bill went too far in rolling back popular ACA provisions.
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Small airport security issues The concept of rolling back security at regional airports recalls the coordinated attacks that brought the TSA into existence.
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Other parts of the letter advised setting up shops and stores at campsites and rolling back senior citizen discounts during peak visiting hours.
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Rolling back and forth on the floor, trying complicated yoga poses, and hanging off the side of the bed just don't cut it.
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But the United States Forest Service has recommended rolling back the protections, meaning the Trump administration could soon reverse them on its own.
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But the administration's proposal is also a signal that President Trump is not done rolling back environmental restrictions to bolster domestic energy production.
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Because it was passed on a party-line vote, Republicans initially seemed to be okay with rolling back the health law's coverage line.
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The E.P.A. has removed many mentions of climate change from its website and is rolling back regulations aimed at curbing carbon dioxide emissions.
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Several Democratic Party presidential candidates have called for such anti-trust action, such as rolling back the recent takeover of Monsanto by Bayer.
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It arrives amid a focus on state-level policy at a time when the Trump administration is rolling back Obama-era federal initiatives.
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"Rolling back net neutrality would amount to sabotaging our own effort to grow the digital economy and promote free speech online," Wyden said.
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Voters endorsed the questions against same-sex marriage, as well as a fifth question about rolling back mandatory gender equality education in schools.
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Medicaid savings include rolling back the ACA's coverage expansion and capping on federal Medicaid spending for the first time in the program's history.
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The American and British governments were rolling back regulations on the banking industry, and the giants of Wall Street were getting bigger, fast.
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KB: I don't know if rolling back is the right term because I think every product change is a revolution and a curation.
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Friday's executive order was aimed at rolling back the Obama administration's attempts to ban oil drilling off the southeastern Atlantic and Alaskan coasts.
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Beijing has been slowly rolling back a generous five-year subsidy program for so-called new energy vehicles (NEVs), which began in 2016.
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And with that higher level of data certainty, fishery managers can consider rolling back the 20% buffer and steadily increase our annual allocation.
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The petitions and lawsuit threats contrast with states' efforts to use court action to stop the Trump administration from rolling back environmental regulations.
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These critics see the proposed changes as part of the Trump administration's goal of rolling back regulations to the benefit of big businesses.
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These critics see the proposed changes as part of the Trump administration's goal of rolling back regulations to the benefit of big businesses.
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But they dovetail with President Donald Trump's policy of rolling back Obama-era climate-change regulations to free up more drilling and mining.
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Critics worry that rolling back the Obama guidance would have a chilling effect on survivors' willingness to come forwards and report sexual assault.
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Calls for a rolling back of stamp duty or a short-term "holiday" from the tax to jumpstart the moribund market continue to mount.
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Rob Portman argued that the House and Senate are still making progress on legislative issues like health care, rolling back regulations, and tax reform.
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Paul Pierson is a political scientist at the University of California Berkeley who has written volumes on the challenge of rolling back welfare programs.
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They've included rolling back business regulations, nominating a conservative justice to the Supreme Court and pursuing a travel ban on refugees and other immigrants.
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Image: Google (Gizmodo)Google, which banned cryptocurrency advertisements from its platform earlier this year, will be partially rolling back that policy as of October.
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" When asked by NBC later last year if he was rolling back his Muslim ban plan, Trump responded: "I don't think it's a rollback.
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This week, Congress voted to allow internet service providers to sell users' web browsing histories, rolling back FCC rules passed under the Obama administration.
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But Trump-appointee and FCC Chairman Ajit Pai had said that rolling back restrictions would eventually provide consumers a wider variety of service options.
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And we have seen the Department of Education consider rolling back Title IX protections for women on college campuses who have been sexually assaulted.
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Rolling back what he views as unnecessary and problematic regulations, which Ross has stated the Trump economic team is "up to our eyeballs" in.
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In July, Honda, Ford, Volkswagen and BMW struck a deal with California to follow more stringent standards, which President Trump has proposed rolling back.
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The NSA went so far as to suspend its use earlier this year after already rolling back how expansive its data collecting practices were.
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But either candidate would represent a stark reversal from Mr. Trump's economic agenda, which has been centered on cutting taxes and rolling back regulations.
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EMs have faced a tough ride since late 2013 after the U.S. Federal Reserve decided to start rolling back its massive bond-buying program.
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"The vast majority of that can be recovered by rolling back the corporate tax rate cut portion of the Trump tax cuts," Buttigieg said.
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The list included the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante monuments in Utah, together rolling back protections on 2 million acres of federal lands.
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The prospect of Congress rolling back the FCC's recent decision doesn't sound quite so sweet, I'm guessing, since Stephenson doesn't mention it at all.
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Meanwhile, the administration is already rolling back a number of environmental statutes, such as the Clean Power Plan aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Nevertheless, Mr Trump persisted, seeking permission from three circuit courts of appeal and from the Supreme Court itself to begin rolling back DACA protections.
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Germany's foreign ministry warned against travel to Turkey, proposed freezing EU assistance and suggested rolling back credit guarantees to companies doing business in Turkey.
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Microsoft is still automatically updating users this time around and if you encounter problems, you can find instructions for rolling back the update here.
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Still, Icahn said he thinks Wall Street does need regulation and he would not be in favor of rolling back the Dodd-Frank act.
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" Louise Melling, the deputy legal director with the American Civil Liberties Union, said that rolling back these protections would "lead to devastating health consequences.
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In 2012, Brownback enacted legislation rolling back tax rates by as much as 29 percent in a move intended to improve Kansas' business climate.
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I thank Chairman Pai and Commissioner O'Reilly for their leadership to begin rolling back this Depression-era, utility-style regulatory structure for the internet.
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Cruz usually tries to pivot from the conversation over the RFS to friendlier territory, such as enforcing antitrust laws or rolling back environmental regulations.
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In practice, it means rolling back rules that took years of work to develop and reducing the agency's capacity for science, research, and enforcement.
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Ankara appears more set on rolling back Kurdish influence and Islamic State than getting more deeply involved in the war for Aleppo, for example.
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Former President Obama's Education secretary says the Trump administration is causing damage and putting children at risk by rolling back protections for transgender students.
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He has made some significant changes — rolling back Obama administration efforts to limit emissions from coal-burning power plants and automobiles, among other steps.
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The House GOP plan, titled the American Health Care Act, proposes rolling back subsidies, taxes and the mandate requiring people to buy health insurance.
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The Department of Justice and Department of Education released guidance late Wednesday rolling back the rules, citing the need for consideration over legal issues.
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The D.C. federal court's ruling was a victory for environmentalists and suggests rolling back environmental regulations wholesale will be difficult for the Trump administration.
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It's important to note that, when it comes to rolling back civil rights and other policies, Sessions is pretty much Trump's dream Keebler elf.
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Kansas legislators on Tuesday voted to raise taxes by more than a billion dollars, rolling back steep tax cuts signed into law by Gov.
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If the Chamber truly were representing the interests of small businesses, it would take into consideration the economic impacts of rolling back the rule.
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ECB policymaker Jens Weidmann on Thursday also warned against rolling back jointly agreed rules which force banks to build bigger buffers against future crises.
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The EPA is facing a a record-breaking number of anti-secrecy lawsuits and many other for rolling back certain Obama-era pollution regulations.
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This is particularly troubling when you consider that Secretary DeVos has contributed to organizations who favored rolling back Title IX protections in the past.
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Republicans are already laying the groundwork for rolling back many of the FCC's signature policy measures under President Obama, and pushing their own priorities.
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The sweeping bill rolling back Dodd-Frank approved by the House last month included several of the provisions in the financial services funding bill.
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The conversation covered the sanctions, and, according to two officials, suggested that the Trump administration would be rolling back the sanctions in the future.
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While non-proliferation and nuclear safety are important, rolling-back, not locking-in, should be the operative term describing Washington's nuclear policy toward Tehran.
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The bottom line is that this is not the time for local, state or federal governments to be rolling back protections for clean water.
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"The Senate bill is looking more and more like a vehicle for rolling back health programs," said Emily Gee, a health economist at CAP.
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They also liked the idea of rolling back stringent federal fuel economy and emissions standards, established in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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Proponents of rolling back IRS restrictions on churches and charities aren't giving up despite their failure to secure a provision in tax-reform legislation.
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He'll be joining the FCC at a time when the Republican majority has been rolling back major regulations on the broadcasting and telecom industries.
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AMLO proposed during his campaign rolling back privatizations in the country's oil industry as well as doubling pensions for the elderly during his campaign.
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The measure was aimed at reducing the state's prison population and rolling back some of the tough-on-crime measures Governor Brown once championed.
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These actions range from rolling back Obama-era regulations that tackled climate change to limiting funding to our communities attempting to address environmental risks.
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The Trump administration has made rolling back regulations a key part of its first year as the White House struggled to make legislative victories.
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But the president's detractors say it's not just the rolling back of Obama-era rules and those of his predecessors that they find worrisome.
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Pai's order rolling back net neutrality includes language that specifically preempts any attempts that states could make to create their own net neutrality regulations.
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Finally, while fiscal and moral concerns should trump politics, rolling back ObamaCare expansion through an enrollment freeze would also provide practical benefits for policymakers.
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It is now apparent that defeating ISIS, rolling back Iran and bringing some semblance of normality to the Gulf requires just such a strategy.
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If he doesn't prioritize rolling back trade agreements, he betrays not only a series of campaign promises but an entire career's worth of advocacy.
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It also targets California's fuel-efficiency rules by rolling back an Obama administration mandate that allowed the state to set its own emissions limits.
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EPA is rolling back an Obama-era rule that closed what most objective experts consider a loophole in air-pollution standards in big trucks.
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He also stressed that other conservative promises need to be a focus too, like rolling back former President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday it is rolling back some of the excessive, and possibly illegal, water regulations imposed by the Obama administration.
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The House Republican tax bill released Thursday would allow churches to endorse political candidates, rolling back a 1950s-era law that bars such activities.
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Before the coronavirus hit, we were just starting to take a hard look at rolling back some of the excesses of the Patriot Act.
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To justify rolling back auto gas mileage and emissions rules, the Trump administration has fabricated a false conflict between safety and improved fuel economy.
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It has proposed rolling back the Obama administration's vehicle fuel economy standards while challenging California and other states' efforts to set more ambitious standards.
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New York ___ The administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights and rolling back regulations, raising environmental concerns in states like Wyoming.
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Larry Suffredin, a county commissioner for 15 years, said rolling back the Medicaid expansion could cost the county up to $400 million a year.
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Press into all 10 fingertips in your gentle forward fold before slowly rolling back up to a comfortable seated position with a straight spine.
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While much of what he has promised remains undone, he has made significant progress in his goal of rolling back business and environmental regulations.
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Like many tech companies, Microsoft has voiced opposition to President Trump's decision to begin rolling back the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals immigration policy.
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Policymakers will debate for years the precise moment at which the door closed to preventing or rolling back North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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Democratic Senator Patty Murray, who was planning to offer an amendment rolling back the rule, is expected to pursue a vote on her amendment.
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In response, President Trump has decided to make things worse — by rolling back environmental regulations and making it easier for polluters to pollute more.
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Only in Britain has the rolling back of globalisation, via its vote to leave the EU, had a very noticeable upward effect on prices.
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And, the central bank has cut interest rates three times this year, rolling back all but one of the hikes it implemented in 2018.
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Puzder insists that he has workers' interests in mind by arguing that keeping wages at poverty levels and rolling back workplace protections saves jobs.
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Trump has promised to revive coal by rolling back environmental regulations and moved to repeal Obama-era curbs on carbon emissions from power plants.
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Before his speech, Mr. Trump signed an executive order aimed at rolling back one of Mr. Obama's major environmental regulations to protect American waterways.
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Turkey has recently focused on rolling back Kurdish militia in other parts of northern Syria, notably the area near Tel Rifaat north of Aleppo.
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Unfortunately, the current discussion in Congress has turned to rolling back many of the very protections that were enacted in response to financial crises.
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After dusting off the Congressional Review Act last week, the House will use that momentum to continue rolling back recently finalized Obama-era regulations.
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Rolling back criminal justice reforms to "protect" Jewish communities sends a false message that preserving a racist criminal justice system will combat anti-Semitism.
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In the actual demonstrations, however, Ballie seems merely capable of rolling back and forth a bit and going "bleep bloop" in an endearing fashion.
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Trump's one-two punch of eliminating ISIS while rolling back the regional hegemonies of Saudi Arabia and Iran is also highly favored in India.
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Rolling back wasteful, harmful practices is happening at the local level, helping to create fairer and more effective local justice systems across the country.
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China and the U.S are in the second day of top-level negotiations aimed at rolling back tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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Rolling back discipline reforms that aim to improve student safety and disciplinary fairness is an illogical and inappropriate response to the Parkland school shooting.
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This expansion, carried out under President Obama, is one of the many monument expansions that the Department of Interior is currently considering rolling back.
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He said the Trump administration is enabling innovation by streamlining the federal permitting process, cutting corporate taxes and rolling back rules governing the sector.
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Democrats this year didn't campaign on rolling back the rules, but the House Democratic leader this summer said they needed to discuss the option.
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Obama used his veto pen without fanfare on a legislative package rolling back his signature healthcare law and stripping federal funding from Planned Parenthood.
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Activists said the administration's embrace of Mr. Brownback, along with the other moves on Wednesday, suggest its renewed interest in rolling back gay rights.
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The idea is to pay for this with higher corporate taxes — a mix of partially rolling back Trump's rate cut and some loophole closures.
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U.S.-Cuban relations have nosedived since Trump became president, partially rolling back the detente initiated by Obama and reverting to Cold War-style rhetoric.
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The Trump administration is currently preparing to reshape the Environmental Protection Agency in the months ahead — rolling back Obama-era rules and cutting budgets.
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Finding Pai's intentions particularly unchill, fans of the legendary Vermont jam band Phish appear to be leading the opposition to rolling back net neutrality.
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota for her vote supporting a bill easing banking regulations and rolling back parts of the 2139 Dodd-Frank Act.
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Rolling back LGBTQ rights didn't appear to be much of a priority for him, and his pro-life credentials have a pretty short history.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence visited with GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill earlier in the day to chart a path forward on rolling back Obamacare.
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On Friday, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said the President did not, in fact, support speeding up the timeline for rolling back the Medicaid expansion.
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Charlie Dent, a Republican from Pennsylvania, have specifically said that rolling back Medicaid expansion before 2020 could be a major problem for himself and others.
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With a Republican in the White House, the GOP is prioritizing hallmark issues like repealing and replacing Obamacare, rolling back financial regulations and cutting taxes.
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The foundation also took aim at President Donald Trump&aposs administration for rolling back regulations on power plant emissions, which Baker said pollute the bay.
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But the industry has the edge, with Trump officials stating they were planning on rolling back regulation generally and criticizing the fiduciary rule in particular.
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Far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro, who is leading in the polls, favors rolling back fines for farmers who deforest illegally or break other environmental laws.
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Trump signed an executive order in March rolling back Obama's Clean Power Plan, which would have closed coal-fired power plants and promoted clean energy.
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At the moment, Senate Democrats' current negotiating posture is that they want a $1 trillion infrastructure plan paid for by rolling back Trump's tax cuts.
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The votes came after two years of the Trump administration rolling back federal climate policies, leading environmental advocates to look to the states for action.
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This case is testing how much discretion the EPA has in rolling back past funding decisions, especially on competitively awarded grants, and explaining its actions.
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Once the party gets rolling back on Earth and Blair really rolls up her acting sleeves, Another Life reaches new levels of perfectly satisfying absurdity.
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Rolling back the rules would be a victory to both broadband providers (like AT&T and Comcast) and internet companies (like Google and Facebook). Why?
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Under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Trump's higher education policy actions have been relegated to quietly rolling back Obama-era regulation preventing predatory student lending practices.
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To that end, he could make it clear that freezing and then rolling back the North's nuclear programme is his goal rather than regime change.
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The auction comes as the administration of President Donald Trump seeks to boost domestic energy production by expanding federal leasing and rolling back land protections.
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The thinking is that Republicans in Washington, so set on rolling back Obamacare, will only reverse themselves if they feel relentless pressure from their constituents.
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Why it matters: President Trump is steadily rolling back Obama-era nondiscrimination policies across the entire federal government — including health care, housing and the military.
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So thanks to a combination of legal wrangling and electoral politics, the right succeeded in rolling back one of Obama's signature moves on climate change.
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With a booming economy resulting just months after the Trump tax cuts, a platform of rolling back those tax cuts could be dangerous for Democrats.
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Republicans who are more moderate are worried about the practical effects on citizens and states of rolling back the expansion or cutting federal Medicaid spending.
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Trump invited Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to Washington, a break from the Obama administration's chilliness to the regime, which has been rolling back democracy.
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Henderson also said the fact that Saudi Arabia is rolling back some of the benefit cuts may slow down its efforts to diversify its economy.
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Donald Trump's executive order earlier this month, rolling back Obama-era provisions aimed at avoiding infrastructure damage from future climate-related calamities, was downright perverse.
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He doesn't believe in climate change (calling it a Chinese hoax) and signed an executive order rolling back President Obama's plan to curb climate change.
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If there is any chance to grow the use of coal, rolling back Obama administration rules like the Clean Power Plan is essential, Bailey said.
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Regarding financial regulation, all the focus is on rolling back new costs imposed by Dodd-Frank, not reducing the huge subsidies conferred by existing law.
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Still, unlike Netflix, which is rolling back its licensed movie offerings in the pivot to originals, Hulu is also aiming to make more titles available.
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The Congressional Budget Office has been steadily rolling back its projections of how many people would ultimately sign up, even before President Trump took office.
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If it doesn't, more conservative states will likely follow Idaho's lead, effectively rolling back some of the ACA's most substantial consumer protections and coverage mandates.
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It is rolling back Obama-era leniency efforts for nonviolent drug offenders, many of whom are not violent criminals but often addicts, or simply desperate.
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Surrounded by miners from Rosebud Mining Co., President Trump shows a signed executive order rolling back Obama-era climate rules at EPA headquarters on Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, using the blunt instrument of the CRA rejects the electoral message and moves in the wrong direction by rolling back and undermining public protections.
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But at the same time, his Admin is rolling back #MLA protections for our troops & #milfams & making them more vulnerable to predatory financial practices. Shameful.
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In fact, the Trump administration has already taken significant steps toward this by rolling back onerous EPA regulations that did nothing to improve air quality.
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Hensarling has been a proponent of rolling back Dodd-Frank, the reform package designed to limit the high-risk practices that triggered the financial crisis.
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In December, Interior proposed rolling back part of an Obama administration rule meant to boost safety in oil and natural gas production from offshore wells.
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This week's optimism about the potential for a deal darkened as fierce opposition from the White House to rolling back existing tariffs surfaced on Thursday.
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Rolling back these designations, Trump said, was a way to "give back" public lands to the people who live near them and love them most.
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Meanwhile, President Trump is withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris climate accord and is in the process of rolling back nearly a dozen climate regulations.
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Critics are pushing back after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced this week that it is rolling back the union protections offered to its employees.
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Wade to separating children from their parents and dismantling family planning grants to rolling back equal pay protections, the latest one is perhaps less obvious.
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The president is rolling back decades of progress and leading our country – once a shining example for energy innovation and leadership – down a dark path.
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Let's face facts: Accelerating GDP growth is exactly what the Trump White House hoped to achieve through cutting taxes and rolling back over-reaching regulations.
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"By taking the internet out of the hands of government bureaucrats and rolling back burdensome 1930s-era rules, it will continue to flourish," they continued.
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In the letter, the group said that rolling back the energy program would take away about 380 direct jobs and more than 1,200 indirect jobs.
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A majority of Americans say they'd prefer rolling back the GOP tax cut to cutting spending to reduce the deficit, according to a new poll.
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Costa has opened the purse strings in two areas: rolling back austerity with lower taxes, especially for those on lower wages, and raising public pensions.
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Civil servants at the agencies are not going to be enthusiastic about rolling back the regulatory efforts they had previously worked to put in place.
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The NDRC's focus is on rolling back a decade's worth of gerrymandering by the Republicans that has decimated the Democratic Party at the local level.
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Unions have struggled to regain the political clout they once wielded as declining membership and state laws rolling back organizing rights have swept the nation.
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While Trump did not make rolling back abortion rights a central plank of his campaign, many of the conservative rank and file want Roe v.
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Following his appointment to the CIA, Pompeo tweeted, "I look forward to rolling back this disastrous deal with the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism."
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The Senate health care bill gets delayed; the Trump administration starts rolling back more Obama-era environmental regulations; Venezuela's supreme court survives a helicopter attack.
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He's for rolling back the Iran deal, declaring the two-state solution a dead end, moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, and other bad things.
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Mr. Pruitt's interim replacement is his deputy, Andrew Wheeler, a former coal industry lobbyist who could prove even more adept at rolling back environmental regulations.
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Pruitt will likely be part of a team of lawyers charged with rolling back the legal underpinnings of how we've been forced to regulate carbon.
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Last year, weeks after taking office, Trump signed a bill rolling back a regulation that made it harder for mentally ill people to buy guns.
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Saudi Arabia has never been truly successful at rolling back Iran's regional presence, and in recent years Iran's influence in the region has only grown.
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And the Trump administration's deregulatory push looks to be a reason for that — even if skeptics question whether rolling back government rules stimulates corporate growth.
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They warn that rolling back those rules will give the biggest broadband providers too much power to shape the marketplace for online content and services.
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Another idea she floated was retroactively rolling back the state and local tax deduction — popularly known as SALT — Republicans enacted in their 2017 tax law.
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Steyer points to the Trump Administration's history of rolling back countless environmental rules to make businesses flourish since getting into the White House in 2016.
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the top Democrat on the Banking Committee, said he opposed the proposal because it went too far in rolling back regulations.
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While Americans focused on the Comey hearing on Thursday, the House passed a bill rolling back Wall Street rules aimed at preventing another financial crisis.
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The Trump administration has also pressed China to make more structural changes, for example rolling back the influence of state-owned enterprises in its economy.
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Struggling in the polls, he insisted that his message — rolling back the New Deal and taking the fight to the communists — was popular with Americans.
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The risks of a federal court rolling back a ban on asbestos this time around are considered unlikely under the new, more robust chemical law.
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" On immigration, two days before he assumes the power to begin rolling back President Obama's executive orders, Mr. Trump said: "We're working on the border.
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The foreign policy establishment, including many leading Democrats, has demanded verifiable progress on denuclearization before rolling back the current policy of maximum pressure and sanctions.
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But already, prosecutors, police officials and others are cherry-picking cases and crime data to make a case for rolling back some of the reforms.
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It's time for those who oversee privacy protections to slow down and think hard about what rolling back this foundational law would mean for children.
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Under her watch at OIRA, the administration proposed significantly rolling back the Department of Education's Title IX protections for survivors of sexual assault on campuses.
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The top 2174 chief executives, who make more than last year, are holding meetings with President Trump, who is considering rolling back Dodd-Frank regulations.
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By contrast, Mr. Trump's stated ambitions of lowering corporate taxes, overhauling the American health care system and rolling back business regulations have gained little traction.
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The workers were demanding over $400 million in back wages and a rolling back of pension reforms that would cut benefits and raise their contributions.
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"Rolling back these restrictions was a rallying cry in the 2019 elections, and a majority of Virginians support a woman's right to choose," McClellan said.
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"Sometimes I show her my first position or my releve and she says, 'You're rolling back on your foot,' something like that," Elgort, 25, said.
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The Trump administration is reportedly rolling back the use of fines against nursing homes that have been cited for violations such as neglect or mistreatment.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) took a step Tuesday toward rolling back the Obama administration's proposed restrictions on a massive planned gold mine in Alaska.
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Supporters of President Trump's review of over two dozen national monuments argue rolling back public lands might be good for the sportsmen community and wildlife.
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Under President Trump, the United States has been rolling back its climate and pollution standards and removing barriers to speed up additional fossil fuel development.
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In response, Iran's regime seems to be gradually rolling back on its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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Google actually advocated for the Republican and cable company position of rolling back the rules in a letter it sent to the FCC in 2016.
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The FCC's lone Democrat, Mignon Clyburn, who voted against rolling back the net neutrality reporting requirements is holding a rally Monday to commemorate the anniversary.
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So the California waiver was a big impediment to the Trump administration's larger goal of rolling back regulations that were implemented to combat climate change.
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A Politico report in early February, for example, claimed that the pair helped stop a planned executive order rolling back workplace protections for LGBT employees.
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His Malay-nationalist credentials are even stronger than those of Mr. Najib, who contemplated rolling back ethnic privileges when he became prime minister in 2009.
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The House has taken an aggressive stance on rolling back the 2010 Dodd Frank Act, which advocates say provides critical protections against future financial crises.
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Some of their own members were uncomfortable totally rolling back a law that, like it or not, had extended health coverage to 20 million Americans.
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The Trump administration issued regulations rolling back the mandate late last year, and they've been in the works since the beginning of the Trump presidency.
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Rolling back Title II is a massive corporate handout that will line the pockets of Comcast and AT&T, while doing nothing for the average American.
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The company announced it would be rolling back the use of forced arbitration agreements for employees, riders and drivers — giving victims of sexual assault more options.
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Ryan Hall, Gary Tonon and numerous others have taken this idea and run with it to bring out rolling back takes from all kinds of positions.
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A healthy chunk of GOP members of Congress supported rolling back the rules, but a handful of Republicans have spoken out against the decision, including Rep.
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Rolling back all the rules wouldn't be acceptable to the broader market, but we would support changes that make it easier for warehouses to do business.
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As well as rolling back the repackaging and resale of U.S. mortgages, European car loan securitization and other areas may also be cut, the people said.
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"I got out of the [chopper], put my gear on, grabbed my hand tool and all the events started rolling back in my head," he said.
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Kamala Harris of California has proposed curbing income inequality by rolling back all the Trump tax cuts in favor of expanded tax credits for modest earners.
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With Trump in the White House questioning climate change and rolling back climate policies, Inslee has been among the most vocal state leaders criticizing the administration.
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But several traders said that after the yuan rose above 297.434, interest in buying cheaper dollars quickly emerged, rolling back most of the Chinese currency's gains.
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As part of the process, Mr. Pruitt filed the 38-page document, which is meant to supply the government's legal justification for rolling back the rule.
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Most utilities think coal will eventually face some sort of CO2 standard, so even though Trump is rolling back such rules now, they're staying the course.
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Instead, the city has proposed a plan that involves rolling back some of the accrued cost-of-living increases and interest payments on the DROP accounts.
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That has opened the door for a major backlash directed mainly at trans people that could end up rolling back legal rights even for LGB people.
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The first cohort consists primarily of liberals, who see a balanced-budget amendment as a vehicle for right-wing dreams of rolling back America's welfare state.
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But some of their senior colleagues have countered that Republicans have run for years on rolling back Obamacare's taxes on the wealthy and health care industries.
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Some of the country's largest health insurers are rolling back the kinds of plans they offer, while others are pulling out of the state exchanges completely.
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President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to boost the nation's oil, natural gas and coal production by rolling back regulations and increasing drilling on federal lands.
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But rolling back net neutrality would give our broadband providers the power to edit our conversations, control our connections, and hold back our new business ventures.
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Rolling back actions in a valuable token contract by burning ETH stake could be a lucrative business; if HD-PoS is used such attacks are impossible.
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That would mean Americans would have to fund their retirements entirely with after-tax dollars and the government would be rolling back a $71 billion incentive.
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But the Interior Department under Zinke has been pushing much harder to open up public lands to private companies while drastically rolling back its environmental responsibilities.
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While Pai appears to have a clear path to rolling back the rules, both sides are digging in for one of the year's biggest regulatory fights.
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But he has also drawn criticism for rolling back a number of moves pushed through under the last administration, including an investigation into zero-rating programs.
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President Donald Trump has promised to put coal miners back to work and on Tuesday he signed an executive order aimed at rolling back environmental regulations.
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In remarks to reporters following that meeting, Ali Akbar Salehi suggested that countries around the globe are dragging their feet in rolling back sanctions against Iran.
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"Rolling back the overtime regulation is just one example of the many regulations that need to be addressed to do that," Trump told Circa in August.
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President Trump is rolling back an Obama-era law that limited the amount of surplus military equipment that was passed on to local law enforcement agencies.
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Moscow has strongly opposed US sanctions, and any offer to reinstate adoptions is usually tied to the US rolling back some of the Magnitsky Act sanctions.
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The White House should also alter its stated aims, from merely deterring Iranian aggression to rolling back Iranian influence, presence and occupation that aggression has yielded.
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Reject cost-shifting policies Many in Congress support rolling back the ACA's Medicaid expansion and allowing states to choose between block grant and enrollment-based financing.
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Caucus members said the measure did not go far enough in rolling back the Affordable Care Act, even after changes were made to satisfy their concerns.
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Despite being at an age where most players are considering retiring from the game, he should have no shortage of suitors after rolling back the years.
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In addition to the amendment, Republican leadership has also spoken with the Trump administration about the possibility of rolling back parts of the federal spending deal.
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The first is that he is pursuing an agenda -- rolling back Obama era regulations, supporting Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords etc.
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The chairman and ranking Democrat made a similar request for information in 2017 ahead of negotiations over rolling back rules for small banks and credit unions.
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Elsewhere, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is expected to sign a proposed rule on Tuesday, in order to begin the rolling back of the Clean Power Plan.
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With the White House intent on rolling back civil rights, the New Museum's "Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon" could not be more timely.
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By rolling back car pollution standards, he will dismantle safeguards to protect the air we breathe, worsening quality of life and increasing rates of premature death.
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We're rolling back the environmental safeguards that protect our drinking water Just last month the Senate confirmed a new EPA chief, former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler.
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American officials have discussed rolling back levies on more than $100 billion of Chinese food, clothing, lawn mowers and other products that were imposed on Sept.
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Madrid has used such tactics at times, most recently in 2010, when Spain's right-leaning Popular Party succeeded in rolling back rights previously granted to Catalonia.
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The Federal Communications Commission Chairman on Thursday moved to begin rolling back net neutrality, with a vote to start receiving comments on Chairman Ajit Pai's plan.
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But, some policymakers want to go backwards, not forwards, by cutting investments in clean energy, rolling back energy efficiency standards, and bailing out dirty energy industries.
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For the first time since 2010, analysts are upgrading forecasts at this time of year rather than succumbing to disappointments and rolling back overly optimistic projections.
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During a speech in June, Trump pointed to the communist island nation's repressive government as a reason for rolling back some of the Obama administration's policies.
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In March, he signed an executive order rolling back Obama-era restrictions on the industry and, surrounded by coal miners, promised to bring coal jobs back.
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But rather than fighting for working families, Trump's regulators have been deconstructing their agencies, gutting enforcement and rolling back those rules to protect consumers and investors.
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The president has had some other successes as well, in areas such as rolling back regulations and getting a new Supreme Court justice, Neil Gorsuch, confirmed.
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In October, Sessions issued a 25-page memo to administrative agencies bolstering protections for people of faith and rolling back employers' requirement for birth-control coverage.
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Before her death in 2005, she devoted much of her wealth to rolling back the tide — backing birth control and curbing immigration, both legal and illegal.
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Defenders said the sweeping post-recession financial sector reforms are needed as a counterweight to global economic uncertainty and warned Republicans against rolling back the law.
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Despite trying for nearly two years to prop up coal by rolling back climate regulations, the industry remains in sharp decline — coal consumption peaked in 2007.
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Mike Conaway (Texas) — In a Facebook live video, Conaway said the bill was the "first step" in rolling back ObamaCare, according to the Texas Tribune. Rep.
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Former Verizon lawyer Pai appears hell-bent on rolling back the FCC's net neutrality policy, but he may not have the US public on his side.
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Under his leadership, the EPA is already rolling back at least 22020 environmental regulations, from undoing proposed greenhouse gas regulations to relaxing standards for ozone pollution.
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Under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, President Trump's higher education policy actions have been relegated to quietly rolling back Obama-era regulation preventing predatory student lending practices.
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" –with his eyes rolling back in his head in euphoria after killing a heroin addict by injecting her with finger-needles in Dream Warriors "Sorry, kid.
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But with a new US president apparently intent on rolling back Obama era reforms — including privacy-related ones — European lawmakers are more visibly concerned than ever.
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The Trump administration is preparing to take a two-pronged approach to rolling back regulations cutting methane emissions from oil and gas wells, Axios has learned.
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The nuclear deal, which was implemented earlier this year, sets limits on Iran's ability to build a nuclear weapon in exchange for rolling back international sanctions.
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The Democrats should accept some of the Medicaid roll reductions, and the Republicans should give up their dreams of rolling back the Obamacare Medicaid expansion entirely.
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That southwestern Wisconsin went for the Democrat in April's state Supreme Court justice election suggests the 2016 tsunami is rolling back toward the deep blue sea.
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The Trump administration proposed rolling back Obama-era rights for transgender people in the Affordable Care Act, narrowing the definition of sex for health care coverage.
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The Trump administration has sought to ban transgender people from serving in the U.S. military and has taken other steps aimed at rolling back transgender rights.
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But the two worked together closely in their decades-long effort aimed at rolling back environmental and business regulations, and at voting Democrats out of office.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back a number of policies put in place by the Obama administration to combat climate change.
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And at the federal level, the Trump administration is rolling back policies to take future sea-level rise into account when building new roads and railways.
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Since she came into office, she has made rolling back federal education regulations a priority, including Obama-era Title IX rules on college campus sexual assault.
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While Republicans have generally been in favor of rolling back Dodd-Frank, the plan would open the door to loosening capital requirements they tend to support.
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Rolling back the policy, which was first implemented in 1995 under the Clean Air Act, follows several moves by the Trump administration to rescind environmental regulations.
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One final point: The banking industry has been actively involved in rolling back what they view as excessive regulations imposed on them since the financial crisis.
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Many federal employees recoiled at reports that the president was about to issue an executive order rolling back certain rights for lesbians, gays and transgender people.
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A lot of it involves rolling back his tax cuts, and taking the corporate rate, which I favored bringing down back when we were discussing it.
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His administration has been systematically rolling back regulations erected after the financial crisis that were designed to hem in Wall Street and the world's largest banks.
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Using data, examples of wrongly seized property and a hypothetical about his own Toyota pickup truck, Mr. French makes the case for rolling back the practice.
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If Pai's proposal is approved for consideration at the FCC's open meeting in May, the agency will begin seeking public comments on rolling back net neutrality.
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"In terms of what he's been doing, in terms of rolling back regulations and doing the key administration issues, I'm supportive of his activities," Barrasso said.
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If she were to win the presidency, a core part of her agenda would be rolling back the legislation and restoring the previous corporate tax rate.
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Under Kraninger, the bureau has proposed rolling back a rule drafted under Obama-appointee Richard Cordray that was meant to protect consumers from predatory payday lenders.
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US stock futures zoomed higher this morning after a spokesman for China's Ministry of Commerce told reporters that Beijing and Washington have discussed rolling back tariffs.
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Mr. Trump has also talked about rolling back the financial regulations that have reined in Goldman's famous trading operations in recent years and crimped its profits.
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So, this is a situation we must be prepared to live with indefinitely; setting an objective of rolling back the clock is unrealistic and ultimately unachievable.
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But the administration has continued to find ways to help coal, from rolling back pollution regulations to killing Congress's attempt to extend clean energy tax credits.
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"I'm not necessarily in favor of rolling back a lot of federal regulations," said Ms. Ten Eyck, a Democrat who serves on her local town board.
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On the campaign trail, Bolsonaro said that he would be rolling back affirmative action policies that implemented university quotas for poor students and people of color.
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European authorities are continuing to warn about the effects of climate change even as the new U.S. administration under President Donald Trump is rolling back environmental policy.
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Key elements include balancing the budget, repealing Obamacare and the Dodd-Frank financial reforms, reducing entitlement programs, rolling back government regulations and building out national defense budgets.
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Republicans from states that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare have voiced serious concerns about rolling back a program that helped low-income people back home get health care.
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News reports this week suggest China may be willing to help improve the trade balance with the U.S., and that the U.S. is considering rolling back tariffs.
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Rolling back state recognition of such relationships could mean imperiling legal protections for hundreds of thousands of children, and even severing ties between children and their parents.
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In response to President Donald Trump's new bathroom ruling rolling back protections for transgender children, transgender actress Ivory Aquino writes exclusively for PEOPLE about the controversial decision.
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That's great news for the U.S. But despite his claims about rolling back regulation, Trump didn't have much, if anything, to do with it, according to economists.
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Different regulations also have different effects on the economy — rolling back some environmental rules, for example, could end up costing the government more than it would save.
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A source briefed on negotiations said the two countries were likely to reach a deal, rolling back U.S. tariffs on at least $200 million worth Chinese goods.
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On the eve of Equal Pay Day, President Trump celebrated the best way he knew how: by rolling back Obama-era protections for women in the workplace.
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One of Trump's first priorities when he took office in 2017 was rolling back this rule, and the automakers initially expressed support — some even before his inauguration.
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However, the meetings are being led in the White House by an anti-LGBTQ minister, which does raise concerns about the administration rolling back more LGBTQ protections.
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It flatly contradicted the positions of Pruitt and his allies — but made no difference at all to their enthusiasm for rolling back the Obama administration's climate policies.
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