THERE'S A VOLCKER RULE AND A MNUCHIN RULE AND A BUFFETT RULE.
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Except that the rule ... The person they're thinking for a rule maker is actually a rule breaker.
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And I think just having that as a rule, an unspoken rule... Well, it's quite the spoken rule, actually.
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As it relates to the rule set, when the rule set is finalized, we will adjust to the rule set.
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"They could scrap the current rule and do a joint rule-making to have a unified fiduciary rule," he said.
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"Peter Liang broke rule after rule after rule," Assistant District Attorney Gary Fieldner told the courtroom in his opening statement Monday.
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To roll back even one rule requires a whole new rule-making procedure — writing a draft rule, taking public comment, writing a final rule, more comment, and so on — that takes many months.
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Nobody wants to rule in; nobody wants to rule out.
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The House very much runs in a "majority rule" rule.
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Replacing plurality rule with majority rule would improve American primaries.
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The regulator implemented the rule, called Rule 201, in 2010.
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So there's the Buffett Rule and the Volcker Rule, and now there's the Mnuchin Rule, which was named after what I said.
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What would you rule in, and what would you rule out?
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He's a rule breaker, and rule breakers often get into trouble.
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Rule 28503 could, itself, be amended, as could any other rule.
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"Ethics" meant the golden rule, which was basically an aesthetic rule.
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MICHAEL J. PRIVAL, WASHINGTON To the Editor: Goldwater rule, schmoldwater rule.
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"We don't rule anything in or rule anything out," Landsberg said.
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The rule is only a rule because it's been written out; it remains to be seen what will happen when that rule is challenged.
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"It is a costly rule and a totally unnecessary rule," said Rep.
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A poorly designed rule can be just as destabilizing as no rule.
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The rule of law has been reduced to the rule of lawyers.
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"It is better not to rule than to rule badly," he said.
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But we cannot address the needs of homeless students rule by rule.
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Mnuchin: …And I said I felt I was in great company with the Buffett rule and the Volcker rule, now that there's a Mnuchin rule.
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U.S. BANKING REGULATOR APPROVES FINAL RULE SIMPLIFYING 'VOLCKER RULE' BAN ON PROPRIETARY TRADING
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"Home rule is Rome rule" was the slogan railed by its leader Paisley.
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For example, the rule on mercury pollution, or the cross-state pollution rule.
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So, yes, you made it a rule, I didn't make it a rule.
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Instead, she established her own rule: the Ginsburg precedent, a rule of restraint.
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Republicans believe in the rule of law - not the rule of the mob.
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Second, although it's somewhat counterintuitive, it takes a rule to undo a rule.
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Opponents of the rule can file lawsuits challenging the rule after it's finalized.
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"This is not rule of law, it is rule of man," he said.
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Zinke's rule will not have to go through a formal rule-making process.
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"It is better not to rule than to rule the wrong way. Goodbye!"
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We wanted rule by the many; we may get rule by the rich.
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At first, one rule had to be ended for every new rule passed.
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We are moving away from the rule of law toward rule by law.
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But in practice, ''rule of law'' has simply meant ''rule of the party.
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The rule, dubbed the Well Control Rule, was put into place in 2628.
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Republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the mob.
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U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE APPROVES FINAL RULE SIMPLIFYING 'VOLCKER RULE' BAN ON PROPRIETARY TRADING
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The rule, dubbed the Well Control Rule, was put into place in 2900.
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Since then, the rule of law has been distinguished from rule by force.
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In "Rule Makers, Rule Breakers," the psychologist Michele Gelfand sides with the culturalists.
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"The new rule is virtually the same as the old rule," said Dr. Martin E. Hickey, the founder of New Mexico Health Connections, a nonprofit insurer that successfully challenged the first rule and has filed a lawsuit challenging the new rule.
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Disinfectants rule (stage 2) 6 violations per 10 water systems Rural, low-income Disinfectants rule (stage 1) 4 Coliform rule Rural, high-income 2 Suburban Urban 1985 1990 1995 20123 2005 2010 2015 22000 violations per 22010 water systems Disinfectants rule (stage 22002) Rural, low-income Disinfectants rule (stage 210) 2000 Coliform rule Rural, high-income 22004 Suburban Urban 20133 22013 210 2100 2005 2010 2015 6 violations per 10 water systems Disinfectants rule (stage 2) Rural, low-income Disinfectants rule (stage 103) 4 Coliform rule Rural, high-income 2 Suburban Urban 1990 2000 2010 Notes: The first stage of the disinfectants rule went into effect in 2002 for water systems that serve more than 10,000 customers, and in 2004 for smaller systems.
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The department's overtime rule is the result of a comprehensive, inclusive rule-making process, and we remain confident in the legality of all aspects of the rule.
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DEMS WANT OIL DISCLOSURE RULE: Senate Democrats want regulators to rewrite a financial disclosure rule for drillers and miners despite an earlier resolution blocking such a rule.
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HHS unveiled the rule last year, and Trump announced the final rule in May.
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The EPA justified this weaker rule, known as the SAFE rule, on safety grounds.
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The test will reveal whether he is a rule-breaker or a rule-keeper.
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Rule 2900, the rule that governs searches, is set to change on Dec. 220006.
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Nestled in the first paragraph of Senate Rule XIX is the two-speech rule.
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Rule 41, the rule that governs searches, is set to change on December 1.
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Given a choice between financial stability and the rule book, ditch the rule book.
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And then there was the rule, Rod's rule—you got sick, you were gone.
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"Trump is a rule-breaker, and Jerry was the ultimate rule-breaker," she said.
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We don't want Poland to go from under Soviet rule to under capitalist rule.
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The stream protection rule happens to be the one coal rule on this list.
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If you don't want the rule to work that way, then change the rule.
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If you feel that you broke a rule today, whose rule was it, anyway?
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The targeting rule is college football's harshest player-safety rule to date—and given the kinds of hits it's attempting to stop, perhaps the sport's most important rule.
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Although the rule partially went into effect on June 9, the Labor Department still has the option to roll back the rule through a new rule making process.
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"The Unwritten 60-Day Rule" is how the recent inspector general's report regarding the department's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation described this rule-that's-not-a-rule.
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So, along with fellow student Jens Marklund, he designed one rule to rule them all.
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It was Mitch McConnell who changed that rule, that fundamental rule on the Supreme Court.
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It's not that we mock the regulators behind the rule or even the rule itself.
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The rule of law — not just the rule of the powerful and influential — is essential.
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"A rule is a rule and I accept there is a technical violation," said Lochte.
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But for now, college dropouts who rule the world are rare exceptions — not the rule.
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As Trump said, this is now rule of law versus the rule of the mob.
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Financial adviser rule The Labor Department's controversial rule for financial advisers is a top target.
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Overtime rule The Labor Department's overtime rule is sure to be on Trump's chopping block.
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The Trump administration's gag rule rule is about controlling and punishing women — for being women.
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Sociologist Howard Becker classified moral entrepreneurs into two distinct categories: rule creators and rule enforcers.
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The CFPB rule will define which rural areas are affected by the agency's mortgage rule.
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Mugabe's brutal rule Mugabe's 37-year rule of Zimbabwe has seen periods of bloody brutality.
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And they want to replace the rule of law with the rule of the mob.
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An avid rule follower, I reread the resident handbook and found no rule about this.
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If the new plant rule is struck down, the existing plant rule cannot be enforced.
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To him, the opposite of authoritarian Communist rule is authoritarian right-wing rule, not democracy.
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The 10,0003 hour rule is the most spoken of rule in the field of learning.
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Labor leaders, African Americans began asking for home rule, what we call home rule today.
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"There's apparently one rule for Steve Bannon and another rule for everyone else," Schiff said.
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"Rule Makers, Rule Breakers" could have benefited from some of the same balance and nuance.
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Girls may not rule much of the world, yet they certainly rule at this museum.
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Further, the administration violated the statutory rule-making process by adding elements to the final rule that were not in the proposed rule and by not sufficiently addressing more than 140,000 public comments on the rule, which were overwhelmingly negative, the state attorneys general say.
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The agencies are working to rescind the rule, known as the Waters of the United States rule, and reinstate the language of the rule before it was changed in 2015.
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"I think that the Taylor rule is merely one example of a rule and I am not advocating the adoption of the Taylor rule to guide Fed policy," he said.
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The new rule, Rule 147A, and the amended Rule 147 of the Securities Act, will allow firms to solicit capital funding outside of their states while still avoiding federal registration.
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Contractor 'blacklisting' rule Another controversial rule high on Trump's target list is the Labor Department's rule requiring federal contractors to disclose past labor violations when they compete for government business.
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Only a contrary Rule of the Republican National Committee can invalidate a state party rule and such a RNC Rule is also necessary to invalidate a state law binding delegates.
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"The department's overtime rule is the result of a comprehensive, inclusive rule-making process, and we remain confident in the legality of all aspects of the rule," the statement said.
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This rule will only apply to anyone who crosses the border after the rule if effective.
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Initially, this rule was obligatory, but due to pressure from activists, the rule was made mandatory.
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Oligarchy, rule by the few, also tends to become rule by the monstrously self-centered. Narcisstocracy?
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Morrow said the draft Texas rule was being revised to match changes in the federal rule.
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We went forward with the storage rule, but the distributed energy resource rule is still pending.
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"We see that this rule as an important rule to have on the books," Kothari said.
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"Because of the substance of this rule, it has become known as the blacklisting rule," Sen.
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That's the rule the NSA broke—was breaking, for five years—after Bates imposed the rule.
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Five Democrats voted with Republicans to approve the rule, while 22019 Republicans voted against the rule.
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The judge said he didn't want to rule on things he didn't need to rule on.
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This is a classic example of the rule of man rather than the rule of law.
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Once the proposed rule is published, HHS will take comments, and then write a final rule.
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FERC is supposed to rule on Perry's so-called notice of proposed rule making on Dec.
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Alternately, Congress could act to vacate the rule and provide direction on issuing a new rule.
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"We have one rule with our players: the golden rule," Gagliardi said in the 2003 interview.
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They helpfully linked to Rule 12, Section 2, Article 9(b) of the N.F.L. rule book.
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Industry foes of the fiduciary rule have also argued that the rule will limit consumer choice.
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They will be rule makers, not rule takers, in a popular phrase often used by Brexiteers.
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What was the Waters of the United States Rule is now the Navigable Waters Protection Rule.
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"Ugandans cannot be free unless they free themselves from military rule and lawless rule," Wine said.
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Those who apply the rule to particular cases, must of necessity expound and interpret that rule.
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In the N.F.L., there is Rule 11, Section 4, Article 3: the fair-catch kick rule.
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The EPA under President Trump opposes and is working to repeal the Clean Power Plan, the water rule and the methane rule, and is reviewing the ozone rule for potential repeal.
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"I don't think it does anything for me to come up here and blast the official, blast the rule or anything like that — the rule is a rule," Seferian-Jenkins said.
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The Labor Department's blacklisting rule, Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) stream protection rule, Interior Department's methane emissions rule, a disclosure rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and an obscure gun regulation from the Social Security Administration (SSA) top the list of regulations Republicans are targeting.
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OFFSHORE RULE ON ITS WAY: The Obama administration is planning Thursday to unveil the final version of its well control rule, the biggest offshore drilling rule since the 22019 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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"One can argue that he has thrown out the old rule book and, 'well, if he has thrown out the old rule book, you can't rule out a brokered convention,' " said Cohen.
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At the 2202 convention the rule change pushed through by Ford was eliminated, and the rule reverted back to essentially the same language as the rule first adopted at the 2628 convention.
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Grim life under ISIS rule The picture that emerges of ISIS rule from these people is grim.
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Two minute rule The two minute rule was installed for the new term which began last week.
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The proposed rule was submitted to the Federal Register, which tracks proposed rule changes from federal agencies.
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" He added: "We ask judges to follow the rule of law, not the rule of public opinion.
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"We ask judges to follow the rule of law, not the rule of public opinion," he added.
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But the choice on DACA is not between the rule of law and rule by presidential edict.
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This is according to Allen's Rule and Bergmann's Rule, which were both proposed during the 19th century.
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Moving on to 2016, there was no Reagan Rule or even a Golden Rule for Donald Trump.
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The navy helped Britain rule the waves, as the lyrics of the patriotic song "Rule Britannia" state.
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The details: The rule, called the International Entrepreneur Rule, is scheduled to go into effect July 17.
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The principle of "rule of law, not rule of men" is baked into the American federal government.
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Can Nixon's 51 vote nuclear option be harmonized with the 2/3 rule imposed by Rule XXII?
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The third rule of AWGE is refer back to rule number one if you have any questions.
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Supporters of the rule have pushed back on that argument, saying the rule is permissible by law.
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Spending less than you make may be the golden money rule — but it's not the only rule.
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Spending less than you make may be the golden money rule — but it's not the only rule.
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James dubbed the rule the "Rich Paul Rule," naming it after his agent and friend, Rich Paul.
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The purpose here is to equate Republican rule with legitimacy, and Democratic rule with lawlessness and plunder.
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However, it's important to note that there's a precedent for company rule transitioning to nation-state rule.
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But under a CETA-type deal, the UK would become a rule-taker, not a rule-maker.
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Areas in which I think assessment is probably warranted: The Volcker Rule is a pretty cumbersome rule.
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Yes, you read that right: Trump's pollution rule might produce more pollution than no rule at all.
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There is equality between kings and peasants, the prominent and the unheralded, rule followers and rule breakers.
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The Obama administration complied and the rule was reinstated, but the coal industry again challenged the rule.
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Since then, though, Rosenstein has chosen to back the rule of law over the rule of Trump.
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"They know that when I make a rule, I make a rule," he said of his players.
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As goes Trump and his rule-breaking presidency, so goes Melania and her rule-breaking first ladyship.
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For much of our history, majority rule was the norm, and supermajority rule was a rare exception.
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Our bicameral bill overturns this harmful new rule and maintains the original, pro-student Borrower Defense Rule.
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Leave it to Mr. Trump to take an exception to a rule and make it the rule.
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"If a statute only ambiguously supplies authority for the major rule, the rule is unlawful," he wrote.
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If that rule is not followed, there need to be consequences — or the rule itself becomes worthless.
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In addition to the fiduciary rule, the legislation also contains a provision blocking the agency's overtime rule.
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Without the rule of law, there is little that stands between us and totalitarian rule or anarchy.
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On the latest episode of Recode Decode, an interview with "Rule Makers, Rule Breakers" author Michele Gelfand.
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"A new rule from Instagram this is also old rule and no rule is happening tomorrow where Instagram can use your picture and message for make money and also court case," he wrote.
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Trump should put the rule on ice, go through the proper rule-making process, and issue a sensible written rule with appropriate input from the nation's homeland security, law enforcement, and counterterrorism officials.
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Labor Department won't enforce investor protection rule after court decisionThe rule that protects your retirement savings may be on the ropesWhat to expect from your advisor with the investor protection rule in limbo
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The EU wants to make clear that post-Brexit Britain is a rule-taker, not a rule-maker.
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Arguments for eliminating the rule drew heavily on the idea of "majority rule" as a principle of democracy.
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The only rule was you weren't allowed to kill somebody else's [character] off, which is a good rule.
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Rule #2: You can only eat while she is eating The second rule follows suit with the first.
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The rule was implicitly about Netflix, and Thierry made it explicitly about Netflix when he announced the rule.
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While Piper may look like a rule breaker, lucky for owner Edwards, he always follows that #1 rule.
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But CNN discovered that the so-called rule, known as rule G-2150, is treated as a guideline.
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Herman Cain it is about the rule of law and an equal application of the rule of law.
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Go deeper: Judges rule Ohio's congressional map is unconstitutionally gerrymandered Federal judges rule Michigan's voting maps illegally gerrymandered
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This is exactly what is forbidden by the rule; a rule designed to preserve the sanctity of deliberations.
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Liberal democracy puts certain limits on majority rule, such as constitutionally protected minority rights and rule of law.
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The remaining rule should continue to achieve the desired benefit, as the system sheds away the redundant rule.
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The extension of the compliance date for amendments to the SEC rule, known as Rule 606, to Oct.
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Methane Rule The Senate could take up legislation repealing an Obama administration oil and natural gas drilling rule.
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McCarthy also discussed the idea of repealing the Labor Department's blacklisting rule and Interior Department's methane emissions rule.
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It may select or design any rule it likes, and may change the rule at the next meeting.
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In particular, there is growing concern about the "transparency rule," — what many have dubbed the "secret science" rule.
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It's consumers who will also lose if the SEC considers a rule that would undercut the DOL Rule.
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The Supreme Court last week approved changes to a little-known criminal procedure rule known as Rule 41.
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Though glad the rule has changed, Thompson does not like to think of it as the 'Lexi rule'.
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This was never put through as a rule of the House, but rather a Republican House Conference rule.
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At first, opponents of the rule were pleased that DOL would be delaying the rule for further study.
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The new rule is so all-encompassing that it is essentially the Migratory Bird Rule by another name.
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That rule, made final in 85033, was the first-ever efficiency and greenhouse gas rule for big trucks.
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Opponents of the rule have long tried to kill the water rule through the courts or legislative means.
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Mr. Xi's indefinite term threatens the return to one-man rule, at the cost of one-party rule.
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The 2015 rule — the "affirmatively furthering fair housing rule" — required communities to analyze policies that contribute to segregation.
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Well, my only rule in life is do whatever Kara tells me, so... Okay, that's a great rule.
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"This is a power plant life-extension rule masquerading as a climate rule," said one former federal official.
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Democracy versus oligarchy always meant the rule of the working people versus the rule of the rich people.
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The fiduciary rule will be on the books while the new rule-making to rescind it is underway.
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World Athletics has a rule specifically banning the use of technical devices that "incorporate springs" (rule 144.2(c)).
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But we're living under a different rule in this country and we have to live under that rule.
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Because the stream rule duplicated and confused these responsibilities, nullifying this costly rule will not diminish environmental protections.
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Both sides are breaking rule after rule in the UK's unwritten constitution, which is stoking anger and confusion.
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Her "rule-breaking" time as first lady offers a perfect complement to Trump's "rule-breaking presidency," Bennett wrote.
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HOUSE REJECTS FINANCIAL ADVISER RULE: The House voted Thursday to strike down a controversial rule for financial advisers.
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Independent researchers examining the proposed rule found that consumers would receive smaller settlements under the CFPB's new rule.
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Aquarius might rule friendship, but you rule parties, and what fun is a party if people can't connect?
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As a general rule, regulatory changes would likely not be permissible under the Byrd Rule, as he said.
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The details: The rule, called the Affordable Clean Energy rule, calls for reduction of CO2 emissions within a plant's fence line only, instead of across a company's fleet, which is what Obama's rule did.
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For the ACA rule, which AAF used as an example, Narang said the agency states flatly that they are statutorily required to go directly to an interim final rule with no proposed rule stage.
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Remember, the FORM Act doesn't require the Fed use the Taylor rule, but it's important to note Chair Yellen was previously both a fan of rule-based policy generally and the Taylor rule in particular.
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Jim Costa (D) voted to repeal the stream protection rule, the rule requiring federal contractors to report past labor law violations when procuring government contracts and a pollution rule for oil and natural gas drillers.
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Accordingly, earlier this month DOL finalized a rule that would delay the implementation of the long-awaited fiduciary rule by 28500 days while it undertakes a further evaluation of the potential effects of the rule.
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No immigrant can both reap the benefits of the rule of law and simultaneously ignore the rule of law.
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The Ja Rule Connection: 2015 McFarland met rapper Ja Rule when he attempted to book him for an event.
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There are also resale exemptions under Rule 73 and Rule 27A, and there is the 22011(a)(2400½) exemption.
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"Orban has replaced the rule of law with the rule of fear," says John Dalhuisen, Amnesty's Director for Europe.
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"While some commenters provided support for the rule, the vast majority of commenters opposed the rule," the register said.
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Learn the rule of thirdsThe rule of thirds acts as a guide to help you frame your shot correctly.
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Do they believe in the supremacy of Sharia over the rule of law, over the rule of the constitution?
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If this did not merit even a warning under Twitter's new 'Trump disclaimer' rule then the rule is meaningless.
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This specific rule, and only this rule, would be nullified if the joint resolution is signed by the President.
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All major rules have Notices of Proposed Rule Making and many also have Advanced Notices of Proposed Rule Making.
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The fiduciary rule limits advisers' flexibility in offering a full array of choices, critics of the new rule say.
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Trent Franks said, referencing the Byrd rule, which is the rule by which senators can pass bills under reconciliation.
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The way I saw it, you couldn't have one rule for one person and a different rule for another.
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The rule, which is also referred to as the "domestic gag rule," blocks providers from giving patients full information.
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Opponents of the rule -- Republicans, rural interests and the agriculture industry -- have long argued the rule is executive overreach.
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"The owners should meet and decide on this rule the way they decide on any other rule," Mnuchin said.
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Republicans can also enforce Rule XIX – the so-called "two-speech" rule – on motions to proceed to appropriations bills.
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Those groups are seeking an injunction blocking enforcement of the rule and an order striking down the rule itself.
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BSEE has separately proposed to weaken parts of that rule, which it calls the Well Control Rule, as well.
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They were the Stream Protection Rule, the Securities and Exchange Commission's "resource extraction rule," and one on gun buying.
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Because the rule imposes costly, complex and confusing requirements, compliance with the rule will become extremely complicated and expensive.
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That's an unwritten rule in hockey but it's very much a written rule—a law, even—in regular life.
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Right now my understanding is that there's not really a domestic violence offense [rule], just an assault offense [rule].
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The first rule of politics is self-preservation, and everyone in Washington is following that rule to the letter.
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A proposed rule was issued in May 2016 after the CFPB concluded that the rule met the congressional standard.
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Asked about the rule governing presidential primaries, state Republican Party communications director Joe Jackson pointed to a separate rule.
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RULE MAKERS, RULE BREAKERS How Tight and Loose Cultures Wire Our World By Michele Gelfand 376 pp. Scribner. $28.
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Aristotle considered direct democracy (rule by the many) every bit as unstable as rule by one or a few.
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If Urals averages $55 - roughly its current level - the budget rule envisages keeping the rouble about 10 percent weaker: the finance ministry sees the dollar at 64.9 roubles under the rule versus 58.05 without the rule.
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Though Gray made the comments before the FA implemented the rule they're citing, FA Rule E3(1) and E3(2), the association has, as SBNation notes, been consistent in applying the rule in other similar cases.
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Last June, the EPA made its first steps to repeal the Clean Water Rule, and last month Pruitt formally suspended the Obama-era rule for two years while the administration works on a replacement draft rule.
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It could be demoted, in the catchphrase of anti-Brexit campaigners, from being a rule maker to a rule taker.
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It would instead take an act of Congress to impose a new coal regulation rule like the Stream Protection Rule.
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They just couldn't delegate the making of that rule to the people on who's behalf that rule was being made.
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He also said the rule was likely not applicable to any leases that were signed before the rule was passed.
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There is a rule against filming in the House chamber, but lawmakers unanimously passed a motion to suspend the rule.
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A separate SEC rule (Rule 10b25-21) allows companies to set up regular plans to buy or sell their stock.
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And now what the Democrats are doing is, well you stretched a six-month rule into a one-year rule.
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The basic elements for the investor is the rule of law, the rule of law is secured all over Europe.
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Protesters chanted "Freedom and revolution are the choice of the people" and "Civilian rule, civilian rule", and waved national flags.
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As a rule, we rarely post news about printers here on Gizmodo because, as a rule, they're mind-numbingly boring.
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I don't know what rule I would implement, but there should be a rule that treats everyone fairly, and uniformly.
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The BLM's methane rule enjoys overwhelming support among westerners, especially in the states the rule would affect, and benefit, most.
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In the Soviet period, and the rule of Josef Stalin, Moscow particularly turned divide-and-rule into a central policy.
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Opponents of the rule argued that the rule would result in high costs that will ultimately make small accounts unprofitable.
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At Trump's request the agency proposed to delay the rule until June, giving Republicans more time to kill the rule.
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"But with any rule-making change, no decision is final until the rule-making process is completed," the official said.
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Any replacement rule will be done carefully, properly, and with humility, by listening to all those affected by the rule.
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Meanwhile, supporters of the rule like the Financial Planning Coalition are pushing for the rule to be implemented on time.
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Commit The 3-1-1 Rule To Your MemoryBy now, you should be well aware of the TSA's liquid rule.
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A Hong Kong court declined to rule on Wednesday on a challenge filed by activist politicians to the new rule.
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In addition to the fiduciary rule, the legislation also contains a provision blocking the agency's overtime rule: http://bit.ly/22019wxhMw.
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Rule votes are tests of party discipline, with members of each party expected to support their leadership on the rule.
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The DOL rule could also have indirect effects on segments of the financial industry not directly targeted by the rule.
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"When you think about what that rule meant, that rule really was about picking winners and losers," Pruitt said Monday.
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"The pay-go rule is a good rule and we ought to reinstitute it," Hoyer told The Hill last week.
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The rule at the heart of the debate is Criminal Rule 41, which limits judges' authority to authorize search warrants.
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There was one company, NVR, that was an exception to the rule, and still is an exception to the rule.
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"America is a rule-of-law country, and I think that the rule of law will protect me," he said.
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"Canada is a rule-of-law country and has been behaving according to the rule of law," Ms. Freeland said.
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The figure they come up with often relies on a popular rule of thumb: the so-called 4 percent rule.
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Rule 41 is a criminal procedure rule that allows surveillance of multiple computers in multiple jurisdictions from a single warrant.
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"We are a country of the rule of law and we will abide by the rule of law," Trudeau said.
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SENATE, HOUSE LAWMAKERS TAKE ON DOL RULE: Republicans are looking to roll back the Obama administration's controversial financial adviser rule.
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Federal agencies must seek White House approval before they propose a major rule, and again before they finalize the rule.
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Although the judge attempted to limit his ruling to the 28503 rule, the 22019 rule similarly affected 1.3 million workers.
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When Trump believes it's convenient for him to break a rule, he often just decides that the rule doesn't matter.
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Everybody knew that [when] you said the rule of the few, what you meant was the rule of the wealthy.
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Five federal courts unanimously agreed the WOTUS rule was illegal; no court in any of the lawsuits upheld the rule.
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RULE OF LAW Tim Osborne, GMLs chief executive, said the latest ruling was a victory for the rule of law.
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The draft rule also revealed the administration plans to propose two other rule changes related to the Endangered Species Act.
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The industry is waiting for the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to rule on a legal challenge to the rule.
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Without a court case or a legislation overturning the rule, the rule will probably be in place by next April.
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The suit said the 2018 rule illegally reversed a 2012 Department of Agriculture rule aimed at making school food healthier.
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EPA will issue a supplemental rule to add to the proposed rule that sets blending requirements for 2020 and 2021.
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The reasons House Republicans have given for overturning the rule match those for implementing the rule in the first place.
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"You're supposed to propose a rule and then the public is allowed to comment on it and say 'We like this rule' or 'This is why this rule will hurt us please don't do this,'" she explains.
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This is an idea that has been given many names — the 5-minute rule, the 2-minute rule and the 1-minute rule, to name a few — but these techniques only get you going on a task.
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An agency has to propose a rule, give the public at least 30 days to comment, review the comments, draft the final rule and submit that final rule to OIRA, which has 85033 days to review it.
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"The overwhelming voice of financial firms is clear: they support the goals of this rule; they have invested in this rule; they have planned for this rule; and they will be ready by the April deadline," she wrote.
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If the first electoral rule of VP selection is "do no harm," the second rule is can they win some votes.
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While the Labor Secretary cannot unilaterally repeal a rule, his agency can rewrite and change a rule substantially or scrap it.
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The agency's proposed rule, called the Affordable Clean Energy rule, would roll back Obama-era regulations on coal-fueled power plants.
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"The ACE rule would continue our CO21 decline into the future," EPA's Wheeler said at a press briefing about the rule.
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Only slightly less famous than Rule 34 is the rule that, if something exists, there is a Funko Pop of it.
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This is a woman with immense power to rule over the lives of her subjects, but she can't even rule herself.
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EEA members are rule-takers, not rule-makers, say Brexiteers; Norway is a "fax democracy", which receives its orders from Brussels.
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But at least the Castros are calling a halt to one-family rule—though not, of course, to one-party rule.
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The rule grandfathers in existing accounts that may be conflicted, requiring only a brief notification to clients of the new rule.
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I've reported on the Global Gag Rule from Ghana, one of the countries hit hardest by Bush's version of the rule.
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Critics of the rule, particularly in the business world, have warned the rule will impede Americans' ability to access financial advice.
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How do you actually rescind a rule — like the Clean Power Plan or the mercury pollution rule — that's already been finalized?
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Chair Yellen was not only a fan of rule-based policy — she was a fan of the Taylor rule in particular.
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First, once again, McConnell in 2016 tried justifying the McConnell Rule by arguing that it really reduced to the Biden Rule.
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The Coast Guard, which issued the rule is May, is requesting information to study the implementation and effectiveness of the rule.
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WATER RULE VETO OVERRIDE DIES: Senators failed Thursday to override President Obama's veto of a resolution blocking a key water rule.
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Earlier this week, Trump asked the Supreme Court to preemptively rule on the Obama-era program before appeals courts could rule.
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Rule supporters reject the claim the rule was based on bad data, saying the CFPB conducted an extensive five-year study.
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The federal class action rule, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23, permits class actions only if stringent requirements have been met.
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Ultimately, we believe the rule should be repealed and that the SEC, as directed by Dodd-Frank, should create this rule.
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The rule allows for aggregation back to the first Roth IRA contributed to in order to satisfy the five-year rule.
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A state can't, for example, argue that its own laws are infringed upon by a rule until that rule legally exists.
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"It's actually not a rule of secrecy, it's a rule of openness from an era when everything was secret," he said.
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"A proposed rule will come out this year and then a final rule will come out sometime this year," he said.
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Supporters of the rule, for their part, argued that the rule wasn't substantially different from similar requirements in Canada and Europe.
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Also disquieting about the rule: Nowhere does the agency publish the list of entities that comply with the systems integrity rule.
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The first rule of our sauna is to respect others—which is basically the first rule of human interaction in general.
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North Korea wanted the whole country under Communist rule, and South Korea wanted to hold the peninsula under its own rule.
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Then just before the rule was set to go into effect, a district court judge in Texas blocked the rule nationwide.
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" The former is when a foreign rule is cited as an example "to contrast and thereby explain a domestic constitutional rule.
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An independent judiciary is an indispensable ingredient in the rule of law, and without rule of law, there is no justice.
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The argument of imperialists has always been that the peoples, or nations, they rule are not yet ready to rule themselves.
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Minority rule is subverting democracy and the rule of law and undermining the popular will, resulting in unjust policies and decisions.
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All comedians know that the #1 rule in comedy, the only rule in comedy, is that it has to be funny.
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The rule said that the FAA expects all eligible drones in the U.S. to comply with the rule within three years.
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The rule of law must be seen in this kaleidoscopic world to be more powerful than the rule of the gun.
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If you can live by that rule, if you can live by that one rule right there, everything else is good.
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He also mentioned the "Goldwater rule," the nickname for the rule among psychiatrists that armchair diagnoses of political candidates is unethical.
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The rule allows six hours of debate on the two impeachment articles, following one hour of debate on the rule itself.
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However, this is "not a rule to absolutely prevent harm, but a rule to take the absolute necessary tests," she said.
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North Korea wanted the whole country under Communist rule and South Korea wanted to hold the peninsula under its own rule.
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House Democrats and Republican hardliners opposed the underlying rule allowing the bill to pass; the rule squeaked through, 211 to 207.
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"We ask judges to follow the rule of law and not the rule of public opinion," Persky told the news conference.
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While firms would presumably have to comply with both rules where there is an overlap, and the SEC rule could be just as strong as the Labor Department's rule, they worry that the SEC rule might be weak and potentially coupled with a provision saying that compliance with it is sufficient for the Labor Department's rule as well.
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They will cite ironically a rule created by the Democrats called the Ginsburg Rule, and that rule was stated by Joe Biden when he was chairman and he said that the nominee in that case, Ginsburg, would not be required to give her answer to how she would rule on an issue that might come before her.
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It moved swiftly to strike down the EPA's compliance delay, ruling that "an agency issuing a legislative rule is itself bound by the rule until that rule is amended and revoked" through a formal, substantive "notice and comment" process.
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It is unclear how many and which regulations Republicans intend to overturn, but several rules they will likely target include: The Interior Department's methane emissions rule, Labor Department's blacklist rule, and the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) stream protection rule.
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He supported overturning the rule prohibiting the coal industry from polluting streams near mines, the rule requiring energy companies to disclose the payments they make to foreign governments and the rule creating protections for Alaskan bears and other predators.
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"Trump wants the fuel economy rule out as soon as possible and they decided the best way to get something out ASAP is by bifurcating the rule," said a source with knowledge of the reasoning behind the rule split.
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When asked whether Juno's display violated this specific rule, the TLC said rule infractions were determined on a case-by-case basis.
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Rebels have been fighting Indian rule since 1989, demanding that Kashmir be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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The players association's push to change the Over-36 Rule to the Over-38 Rule ended with the Clippers losing Chris Paul.
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Again-- BOLDEN: I don&apost know a rule about that by practice it may be but there&aposs no rule like that.
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Russia used to have a budget rule tied to average oil prices over preceding years, but that rule was suspended in 2015.
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A good rule of thumb is to assume any Ghoulie rule is based on a theory or hunch, rather than a law.
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Under that rule only Donald Trump and Ted Cruz would make the cut — and only if that rule is adopted in July.
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The way to peace, justice, and human rights will come through democratic rule of law, and not a return to military rule.
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"Even if you pick a rule, the rule itself would need to be modified given the structure of the economy," she said.
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It remains to be seen if the regulators will submit the rule for Congressional review, submit a revised rule, or not act.
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"In fear memory, people or animals learn a rule, whereas with extinction memories they learn an exception to the rule," Kindt explained.
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The practice is known as rule by law, a perversion of what its practitioners like to claim is the rule of law.
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In fact, Cramer officially called the new tax inversion rule set forth by the Treasury the "Jack Lew drug bull market" rule.
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IT REALLY LOOKED LIKE THEY DID A VERY FINE JOB AT CONSTRUCTING A RULE HERE, A TEMPORARY RULE TO STOP THIS DEAL.
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Acosta explained that Administrative Procedures Act, which requires a new rule to change an old rule, prevents him from simply squashing it.
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The rule, called the International Entrepreneur Rule, was created during theObama administration and was scheduled to come into effect on July 17.
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Jeff Holmstead, a lawyer for coal-powered utilities that challenged the rule, said the court has never before blocked an EPA rule.
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Yet to succeed in the midst of cancellation is less of an exception to the rule than it is the rule itself.
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It promotes socialist cultural and ethical progress, and combines the rule of law and the rule of virtue in running the country.
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The interpretation of the rule and its use has been modified over the years, and starting in 1983 the rule was weakened.
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That's not an exact rule — there's a big margin of error of five percentage points either way — but it's a useful rule.
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The Justice Department issued an interim final rule (rule) that makes aliens who enter in violation of the proclamation ineligible for asylum.
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Because the Obama administration finalized the rule, the Transportation Department would have to issue a new rule to remove the old one.
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For those participants, the study found, revolving debt was $160 lower from the second rule and $173 lower from the first rule.
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For example, an appeals court reinstated a methane leak rule, and a lawsuit prompted EPA to stop delaying an ozone smog rule.
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The notion of establishing a regulatory budget emerged from years of struggle between the Obama administration and Republicans over rule after rule.
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Instead, Basra swapped rule of fear by Saddam for rule of fear by fundamentalist Shiite militias, who quickly moved into the vacuum.
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GOP leaders have dismissed the significance of Rule 22019(b), saying it's a temporary rule that doesn't apply to the 2016 convention.
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"I think that's become the rule — that's a rule I think will haunt us — domestically under future presidents and Congresses," he added.
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The rule had been dubbed the "Rich Paul Rule," as it would prevent LeBron James' agent, Rich Paul, from representing college players.
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"We are not seeking revenge ... what we want is to restore the rule of law," Mahathir said of Najib's scandal-plagued rule.
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Since the CFPB rule was published on July 19, Noreika said that window was too small for OCC to challenge the rule.
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Q. After about 150 years of British colonial rule and nearly 20 of Chinese rule, is Hong Kong coming of age now?
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To discourage corruption effectively, the Chinese government will eventually have to leaven the rule of the party with more rule of law.
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The bill may also violate a Senate rule known as the "Byrd rule," because it would cause long-term deficits to rise.
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Democrats argued that Mr. McConnell was enforcing the rule selectively, citing examples of Republicans appearing to test the boundaries of Rule XIX.
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If that information is not convincing, the hyperandrogenism rule that once barred Chand from competing could be wiped from the rule book.
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"The new rule is a watershed moment," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of financial security at AARP, backers of the new rule.
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The protest also celebrated the intimate connection between Nazi-era rule in Germany and Jim Crow-era rule in the United States.
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The rule notes that a number of consequences could stem from the rule, including that high numbers of immigrants stop using assistance.
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Never have expectation is the first rule to get the best from everything you do, and we stick to the rule, literally.
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The rule will likely only consider benefits used on or after the date that the rule is finalized, according to earlier drafts.
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Dr. Lieberman has broken the Goldwater Rule in his article for Vice, even as he claims to be speaking for the rule.
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It must accompany the rule with a statement of its basis and purpose in which the agency explains why it is issuing the rule and responds to all well-supported comments that criticized the proposed rule or its factual predicates.
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After delaying the implementation of the rule through this lawsuit, the Trump CFPB then continued with its effort to prevent the 2017 Payday Lending Rule from ever going into effect at all through a new rule which would repeal it entirely.
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The rules that were outlined in the book ranged from "Don't Stare at Men or Talk Too Much" (rule 3) to "Don't Accept a Saturday Night Date after Wednesday" (rule 7) to "Don't Tell Him What To Do" (rule 16).
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But the final pieces that are not yet in place are what gives the rule its teeth: Among other things, the rule would require financial professionals with conflicts of interest to sign a contract with customers, making the rule legally enforceable.
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Until the Trump administration repealed the Obama-era rule last fall, the country faced a regulatory patchwork, with 22 states bound by that 2015 rule and 28 covered by court injunctions that put the previous rule back on the books.
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Republicans can target a derivatives rule adopted last year by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule for prepaid debit cards and a rule approved by banking regulators that imposed capital requirements for banks that trade derivatives.
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Under Taliban rule in the late 1990s, they were asked to identify themselves by wearing yellow armbands, but the rule was not enforced.
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Trump isn't just a rule breaker in general; he is a rule breaker with a specific history of breaking rules governing document security.
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Under the Common Rule and the HIPAA Privacy Rule, a laboratory can, without asking people, also release their data in de-identified form.
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U.S. Congress wrote the broad strokes of the Volcker Rule into law, but five regulators oversee the rule and wrote its finer details.
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But I certainly cannot rule out the "no apology, no regret" camp, just as we cannot rule out the existence of pure evil.
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City spokeswoman Janine Harbers said the new rule was intended to prevent people from operating underground hotels and abusing the 60 day rule.
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"Even if you pick a rule, the rule itself would need to be modified given the structure of the economy," she told reporters.
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"There's a proposed rule to update 6B, but Industry has been adamant in opposition to what we think is a very modest rule."
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These are things that I think healthy systems have a balance of both freedom and constraint of rules, rule making and rule breaking.
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Announced in February, the rule substantially restored a rule that was created in 1988, and upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1991.
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The GOP-controlled Senate's surprise failure to pass a rule repealing an Obama-era methane rule comes down to one simple thing: time.
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Three weeks later, the EPA proposed a bare-bones "suspension" rule that sought to delay implementation of the existing rule for two years.
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" Asked if HUD has current or future plans to eliminate the Equal Access Rule, Carson replied, "I'm not currently anticipating changing the rule.
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The infamous "5 Second Rule" was never really an actual rule based on science and that is why I never adhered to it.
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A preview of what to expect starting on Tuesday, from Axios' Generate newsletter: EPA will issue a proposed rule repealing the rule outright.
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Senators should understand how much harm this rule would impose on Western states and vote to repeal the BLM venting and flaring rule.
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There is no rational basis to treat the societal costs of suspending a rule differently from the compliance costs of a new rule.
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The comment rule on that proposal ends on April 8, and the administration is expected to issue the final rule sometime this spring.
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House Republicans are backing a resolution to repeal the rule and ban the CFPB from ever issuing a new rule on payday lending.
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Since President Reagan first introduced the global gag rule in 1984, every Republican president has unilaterally reinstated this rule — and people have suffered.
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When 25 Republicans broke ranks to vote against the rule, Democrats were in a quandary over whether to let the rule go down.
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Union 'persuader' rule Democrats have hailed the Labor Department's so-called union persuader rule, saying it will help bring transparency to union elections.
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The judges ordered the EPA to propose a new rule within 90 days and make a final rule within a year after that.
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The analysis in the proposed rule has been qualitative and mixed in with the other reasons it has given for proposing the rule.
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Lenders covered by the rule must register with the CFPB by April 85033, while the rest of the rule takes effect on Aug.
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Chipotle allegedly stopped paying her overtime after the Texas court order blocked the rule, but Alvarez argues the rule was still in effect.
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The transfer rule, of course, forces an athlete to sit out a year after switching programs, unless the current university waives the rule.
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There is always an exception that proves the rule, even when the rule is one as steadfast as: music sounds better with weed.
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But that rule change or that rule let everybody know in his organization that your commitments, your word are the most important thing.
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Last year, in keeping with a global trend toward strongman rule, Ugandan lawmakers changed the Constitution, allowing Mr. Museveni to rule for life.
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I still heard the castigating voices in my head: To break this rule, any rule, was to render myself bad, cast out, alone.
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" Mr. Wong said he would "not describe today as a victory," saying Hong Kong faces "rule by law instead of rule of law.
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MEXICO'S SENATE LEADER MONREAL SAYS MEXICO ACCEPTED STEEL RULE IN USMCA TO GO INTO EFFECT IN 7 YEARS; ALUMINUM RULE IN 10 YEARS
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Since that court will have no power to rule against them, they'll be left free to continue infringing any WTO rule they want.
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But regardless of whether it passes, delegates are still unbound and free to vote their conscience, per the Unit Rule and Rule 37.
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I mean, your whole life has been about the rule of law, and the agents are there to defend the rule of law.
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While the water rule subjects virtually all waters to complete federal control, the habitat rule subjects virtually all land to complete federal control.
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The American League took greater advantage of the rule, going 11-3 in the All-Star Game while the rule was in effect.
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The Court did not rule on whether the Trump rule is legal — just that the administration has the right to impose it temporarily.
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Non-profit organizations representing immigrants sued to stop the rule from going into effect and a district court judge enjoined the rule nationwide.
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MORE SCOTUS APPEALS FOR CLIMATE RULE: Three business coalitions are asking the Supreme Court to block the EPA's climate rule for power plants.
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The House and Senate both proposed to make this rule more strict, but neither provision prevailed, and the rule will remain the same.
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Just generating an extra $24,000 turns the 4% Rule into the 3% Rule, drastically improving your odds of never running out of money.
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On Tuesday, however, the 10th Circuit Court upheld the rule and determined the DOL was within its regulatory jurisdiction in imposing the rule.
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"Any replacement rule will be done carefully, properly, and with humility, by listening to all those affected by the rule," said the EPA.
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It shows simulated paths for interest rates, the unemployment rate, and inflation under three different monetary policy responses--the aggressive rule in the absence of the zero lower bound constraint, the constrained aggressive rule, and the constrained aggressive rule combined with $2 trillion in asset purchases and guidance that the federal funds rate will depart from the rule by staying lower for longer.
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Opponents of the rule, including 28503 states and many non-state organizations, argue that the EPA has reinterpreted the Clean Air Act in an effort to grant itself authority it should not have, that the rule violates states' rights by commandeering their resources and that the final rule is not a logical result of comments received on the proposed rule.
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FERC cannot make a serious rule out of this proposal in 60 days, but Peskoe suggests that it might take the proposal as a suggestion or starting point to develop a real rule; it might try to file the proposal into another docket, maybe a rule on price formation; it might simply develop its own rule and call it DOE's.
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Hedgeable was separately charged with violating rules that prohibit advisers from publishing or distributing untrue or misleading advertisements (rule 206(2)-1(a)(5)) and a rule that establishes recordkeeping requirements for advisers offering performance data for clients (rule 204-2(a)(16)).
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After they vote Wednesday on the stream protection rule, lawmakers will turn their attention to the Securities and Exchange Commission's disclosure rule, Labor Department's blacklisting rule, gun restrictions from the Social Security Administration, and the Bureau of Land Management's methane emissions regulation.
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After they vote Wednesday on the stream protection rule, lawmakers will turn their attention to the Securities and Exchange Commission's disclosure rule, Labor Department's blacklisting rule, gun restrictions from the Social Security Administration and the Bureau of Land Management's methane emissions regulation.
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Rebel groups have been fighting Indian rule since 1989 and demand that Kashmir be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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Congress has considered several rule rollbacks since 1996, but the procedure has successfully overturned only one agency final rule, according to the CRS note.
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He mentioned reinstating the Glass–Steagall Act for big banks, repealing the Volcker Rule, and ditching the Department of Labor's (DOL's) fiduciary duty rule.
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Despite all the debate around the rule, however, the Labor Department had made it clear that it was moving forward with the fiduciary rule.
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Despite all the debate around the rule, however, the Labor Department has made it clear that it is moving forward with the fiduciary rule.
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Gaggle operates by a "three strike rule," meaning that mild rule violations could be flagged to school administrators if a student does it repeatedly.
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The rule will also not be applied retroactively — only to immigrants who enroll in social safety net programs after the final rule is implemented.
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He said nothing about Mr Erdogan's increasingly autocratic rule, or about the crackdown that is hollowing out the rule of law in his country.
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Essman, who used to preside over the 50 members of the Montana Senate, joked that the most important rule anywhere is the majority rule.
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In 2015, the GAO ruled the Obama administration's EPA had violated this rule while lobbying for the Clean Water Rule through social media campaigns.
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During the routine 60-day public comment period on the rule in 2011, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement submitted one comment supporting the rule.
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Once that final rule came out, industry groups and red states challenged it in court, and the Supreme Court put the rule on hold.
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Chief among these was Rule 611, the "order-protection rule", which requires brokers to route trades to the exchange that displays the best price.
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Talk about those two, the rule makers and rule breakers, and then this tight and loose cultures, we'll get to that in a second.
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Rather than saying Trump is a worthy exception to the rule, the group argues that the rule itself is based on outdated, flimsy science.
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The Navigable Waters Protection Rule, or "Dirty Water Rule," strips Clean Water Act protections from half the country's wetlands and millions of stream miles.
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The climate rule limits carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, while the water rule asserts federal authority over small waterways like streams and wetlands.
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TRUMP'S KILLS DISCLOSURE RULE: President Trump signed a resolution Tuesday that repeals a foreign payment transparency rule for oil, natural gas and coal companies.
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The new rule changed a whopping one word from the temporary rule and still allows for contractors to gain access to taxpayers' sensitive records.
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The court can rule on Lagarde's request at the start of the trial or go forward and rule at the end of the hearings.
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The rule determines the degree to which two additional measures within the rule -- registration thresholds and external business conduct standards -- apply to non-U.
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Federal contractors argued the rule blacklisted them from government work, while labor rights groups claimed the rule was needed to weed out bad actors.
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To issue a new rule, he noted, would require going through the same lengthy process as the one used to write the old rule.
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Rebels have been fighting Indian rule since 1989, demanding Indian-controlled Kashmir be united either under Pakistani rule or established as an independent country.
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Its "persuader" rule, aimed at shaming lawyers who help during union elections, and its "blacklisting" rule for federal contractors, also met temporary judicial vetoes.
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They touted "democratic rule" but failed to develop a culture based on the rule of law and respect for the institutions that administer it.
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"I respect the Indian constitution and no political interest can be above the rule enshrined in the rule book," Kovind told Reuters this month.
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The administration stopped that rule earlier this year and plans to formally repeal it in September, and then propose a replacement rule in October.
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Importantly, if McConnell still were to maintain that the McConnell Rule is not law, then the so-called Biden Rule was not law either.
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McCarthy acknowledged that the Senate rule limiting reconciliation, known as the Byrd Rule, is "frustrating," but called for pushing ahead with the legislation anyway.
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"When you try to eliminate a rule that's also a rule," said Wayne Crews, vice president for policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI).
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In this review to rescind or revise the Clean Water Rule, Pruitt essentially urged the public to comment in favor of repealing the rule.
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The rule currently applies to asylum seekers who have made their claims after July 16, 2019, the day after Trump first announced the rule.
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The Coast Guard, which issued the rule is May, will hold an information collection request to study the implementation and effectiveness of the rule.
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"That is a North Carolina rule, not a Georgia or South Carolina rule," admonished Nathalie Dupree, another Southern food writer with deeply held opinions.
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There may be special meaning for Hong Kong, which returned to Chinese rule on July 1, 1997, after 156 years of rule from London.
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The American Petroleum Institute (API), a critic of the new ozone rule, said the EPA's "exceptional events" rule did not go nearly far enough.
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Language was tucked into the CR that clarifies which rule would apply if the DOT fails to prove that Obama's rule would benefit drivers.
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Even the creator of the rule later refined it to be the 4.5% rule, and has said its effectiveness could change in different situations.
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The rule is perverse because any player who decided to protest the anthem rule by fully striking — not playing at all — would be protected.
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This throwback rule, known as the Holman rule, is as relevant today as it was when it was introduced in the nation's centennial year.
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"Even when a rule is required by statute, rule-makers often have discretion to choose between aggressive and not-so-aggressive standards," he explains.
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But the fear he engenders has catalyzed the least democratic of our impulses: mob rule by the left and boss rule by the right.
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This week's publication of the proposed rule in the federal register marks a significant legal step in the process of weakening the Obama rule.
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The major exception to the rule was Ja Rule, who was at the show to perform "I'm Real" and "Ain't It Funny" with Lopez.
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Rule of law depends not just on what is written down, but also on the behavior of those who interpret and enforce that rule.
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The rule calls for fuel economy and emission standards to increase by 1.5% annually, rather than the approximately 5% increases in the 2012 rule.
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All good campers know the rule "leave the campsite better than you found it," but it's also a good rule for work, says Evans.
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The name reflected the perennial tension in Athens and other city-states between the rule of the many and the rule of the few.
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"This is indisputable evidence that Twitter has one rule for the Trump campaign and another rule for Democrats," said Trump campaign spokesman Matt Wolking.
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The final rule did take into account a couple of the group's suggestions, notably striking insurance professionals from having to comply with the rule.
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" He added, "I am a man who believes in the rule of law, but there should be law and there should be a rule.
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The bill blocks the EPA's Clean Water Rule -- also known as the "Waters of the United States" rule -- as well as some mining regulations.
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"I have consistently made it a rule never to respond to Jon's delusional ramblings, and I will not break that rule now," she said.
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Xi Jinping has said he wants Asians to rule Asia, which I think can be translated into a desire to see China rule Asia.
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" He said there is "only one rule I ever followed on the Judiciary Committee, that was the Constitution's clear rule of advice and consent.
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The Senate parliamentarian normally decides whether particular provisions violate the Byrd rule, but the Senate can waive the rule with a 60-vote majority.
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There's an unofficial rule on the internet, akin to Rule 34, whereby if a big, scary movie villain exists, people want to fuck it.
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The legislation blocks the EPA's Clean Water Rule — previously called the "waters of the United States" rule — and some mining and endangered species regulations.
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FINANCIAL CRISIS RULE MAY BE RELAXED: Congress may pass a law soon easing a rule that defines what constitutes a safe investment for banks.
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On Thursday, the State Department revealed its own rule on ineligibility for visa applicants, to bring its standards in line with the DHS rule.
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The CFPB also said it would begin the process of making a rule to revise parts of the CFPB's 2015 rule regarding the HMDA.
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And they're clamoring for noncorrupt institutions — a deep state — and the rule of law, not just the arbitrary rule of militias, thugs or autocrats.
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Now I've been critical of some of the rules but I believe that a rule of law is better than the rule of jungle.
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Another critical rule that's been put on hold by the administration is the workplace safety rule to prevent exposure to the toxic carcinogen beryllium.
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He said the industry would challenge the finalized rule in court, saying the EPA had acknowledged it lacks the authority to change this rule.
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The proposed rule will be open to public comment for 60 days and a public hearing on the rule is scheduled for June 14.
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The CMS has delayed the final rule implementation and is now accepting comments to delay the rule even further, pushing the date to October.
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Many of these AI tools say they follow the four-fifths rule, a statistical "rule of thumb" benchmark established under those employee selection guidelines.
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"They don't rule out barriers, they don't rule out fences, but technology was their first priority," said Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois.
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"The CRA actually has three purposes in mind: They said if a rule has excessive costs, if the rule goes beyond the particular agency's statutory authority, or if the rule is duplicative or unnecessary, it should be reviewed by Congress and rescinded," Bishop said.
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Other CRAs that have seen significant Republican defections include a rule to protect bears in Alaska's national wildlife refuges; a rule requiring companies to post records online of workplace injuries and illnesses; and a rule creating disclosure requirements for oil companies operating in foreign countries.
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First, as a rule, rather than a law, there's no guarantee it would not be undone by the next presidential administration just as easily as the Trump administration is proposing this new rule to reverse the effects of the rule imposed by the Obama administration.
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The rule itself, known by some as "Rule X" for its location within the 10th rule of the House of Representatives, gave the committee the ability to "disclose publicly any information in its possession" following a vote within five days of a member's request.
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Before 2017, the CRA had only successfully been used once, so the Labor Department's move on the unemployment rule will break new ground; never before has an agency tried to issue a new rule that's "substantially different" from a rule scrapped by a CRA resolution.
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The House is working this week to vote to overturn the Interior Department's stream protection rule on coal mining, the EPA's methane venting and flaring rule for oil and natural gas drilling and the Securities and Exchange Commission's rule regarding energy companies' foreign government payments.
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The rule, known as the "fiduciary rule," aims to address conflict of interest in retirement advice in vehicles such as 401(k)s and IRAs.
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"Trump could instruct whomever he appoints at the Labor Department to work on a new rule that will overturn the previous final rule," said Rhoades.
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Emergency rule is eroding belief in property rights and the rule of law, says Ozgur Altug, chief economist at BC Partners in Istanbul, a brokerage.
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EK: So if you get arrested, you're the example that proves the rule, but if you get out, you're the exception that proves the rule.
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While the Utility Water Act Group and others challenged the rule for being too strict, environmental groups and others alleged the rule wasn't strict enough.
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It is not all right to assume that whenever a child cries over an unwanted rule, that that rule is wrong or must be abolished.
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"When the market's this overheated, saying that rule is not a rule will not really change anything," said Christina Padgett, Moody's head of leveraged finance.
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During the week, he has a rule of watching just one episode per night (though he admits to breaking that rule for Netflix's "Stranger Things").
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Where circuit breakers and Rule 48 may be related is the the rule could be used the day after a circuit breaker has been enforced.
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That's exactly why the federal natural gas waste rule includes a flexible pathway – borrowed from the state rule in Colorado – expressly rewarding innovative compliance technology.
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Trump has not commented on the rule publicly, but his assistant Anthony Scaramucci has said the administration would work to delay or repeal the rule.
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FEDS LET CEILING FAN RULE TAKE EFFECT: The Department of Energy (DOE) is letting the Obama administration's energy efficiency rule for ceiling fans take effect.
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Obviously, majorities should rule where government is going to rule, but the fact is that majorities can be tyrannical, and they can be self-interested.
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Lenders covered by the rule must register with the CFPB by April 85033, while the rest of the rule kicks in on August 19, 2019.
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The rewrite of the rule is the second part of a two-stop process Pruitt has planned to repeal and replace the Clean Water Rule.
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"That's not a person who will stand for the rule of law; that's a person who will stand for the rule of her," Christie said.
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The rule, officially the Clean Water Rule but otherwise known as Waters of the United States, has already been temporarily blocked by a federal court.
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"I couldn't come in here and rule out something forever," Cody said, when pressed if he could rule out checks, whatever the outcome of Brexit.
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The Obama administration's new ozone rule fails to consider sources of ozone pollution that are beyond states' control, opponents of the rule said in court.
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President Donald J. Trump's new proposed rule on Title X-supported programs is effectively a gag rule that will harm millions of women and families.
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In a later carbon rule known as the Clean Power Plan rule, the EPA arrogates the authority to re-engineer the nation's entire electric system.
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A federal court blocked implementation of the rule in October while lawsuits against it go forward, something Ryan said proves the rule is overly broad.
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USCIS issued a clarification to the rule later Wednesday, explaining that the new rule would only affect three categories of people: Children of non-U.
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GOP funding bill would block financial adviser rule: The GOP is turning to the power of the purse to kill the Labor Department's fiduciary rule.
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" Rule 28500 provides: "No delegate or alternate delegate shall be bound by any attempt of any state or Congressional district to impose the unit rule.
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She declined to answer some questions that she felt might indicate how she would rule in future cases, now referred to as the Ginsburg Rule.
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"Voting would be considered accepting this rule, but I don't accept this rule," said Thanee Keawwanna, 46, a tile company supervisor in Chiang Mai Province.
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That executive action directs the Labor Department to halt work on a contentious rule aimed at retirement investment advisers, known as the "fiduciary duty" rule.
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What he cannot tell us is whether the president who nominated him respects the difference between a rule of law and the rule of men.
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That statement was a subtle invocation of something called the Thurmond Rule, which is really just one guy's idea and not a rule at all.
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Now those federations must rule — and rule quickly — on the cases of individual Russian athletes who will appeal to them for inclusion in the Games.
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And it champions rule of law overseas without recognizing the manner in which Trump's rhetoric and cynicism have challenged rule of law here at home.
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It's rare to ban medical devices The FDA's final rule follows a rule proposed in 2016 to ban these electronic stimulation devices from the marketplace.
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DeVos has been extremely critical of the Obama rule, arguing it's a handout of "free money," referring to how the rule allowed for group claims.
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Once the rule is made public, the E.P.A. and Transportation Department will take public comments before revising it and publishing a final rule this year.
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The NGO PAI estimated that the extended gag rule would affect about 15 times more US funding than the gag rule had in the past.
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HUD recently proposed a rule that would eviscerate the Obama administration's 2015 Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule, a landmark civil rights achievement of recent years.
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It's kind of like the first rule of "Fight Club" because the first rule of "Beat the Incumbent Club" is: don't talk about the incumbent.
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This draft version of the rule comes after a judge ordered last year that the FDA has "delayed" issuing a rule mandating such graphic warnings.
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The rider would allow EPA to ignore public input in repealing the Clean Water Rule and adopt a less stringent rule without any reasonable basis.
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Trump's new proposed rule would reverse the Obama-era rule and allow such plans to be sold for a duration of up to 12 months.
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WARREN, CUMMINGS SPEAK OUT ON LABOR RULE: Financial firms are significantly exaggerating the harm they face from a contentious retirement investment rule, according to Sen.
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If an agency were to rewrite a rule so it accomplishes the same goal as the previous rule, he said courts would strike it down.
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The rule for existing plants is based on a section of the Clean Air Act that requires regulators also write a rule for new plants.
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We believe the DOL rule has serious flaws, and those flaws are already resulting in negative consequences for the investors the rule seeks to help.
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He has taken aim at the clean water rule protecting American waterways, and the clean power rule limiting harmful emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Warren said she would reinstate an Obama-era rule that made more workers eligible to be paid overtime -- a rule the Trump administration rolled back.
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Another rule on the chopping block in the days ahead is a Bureau of Land Management rule intended to reorganize the agency's natural resources planning.
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A former administration official familiar with the rule discussions said export licenses still would have been required for assault weapons under the Obama-era rule.
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EPA TO ROLL BACK TRUCK EMISSIONS RULE: The Trump administration is formally considering repealing an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule limiting emissions from truck components.
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The CFPB also said it would begin the process of making a rule to revise parts of its 6900 rule regarding the mortgage disclosure law.
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He also said the department was seeking "public comment" on how to revise the rule, leaving open a possibility of repealing the rule in future.
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"Finding out what rule, policy, culture, practices, education, et cetera, will help mitigate concussions will take a bit more work than examining one rule change."
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The payday rule will likely be challenged in court, and Republican lawmakers are expected to attempt to repeal the rule though the Congressional Review Act.
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More importantly, both the state law and state party rule conflict with the national convention's Rule 2628(b), which prevents any delegate from being bound.
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Volcker rule changes Regulators also propose to relax the so-called Volcker Rule that prohibits banks from being hedge funds and engaging in proprietary trading.
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"The rule is the rule," said third baseman Chase Headley, who grows a beard every winter and would prefer to keep one during the season.
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President Trump's new policy under the public charge rule builds upon a successful bipartisan logic, and the enforcement of this rule helps keep America great.
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The final verdict: While the spirit of the rule is laudable, the NHL could vastly improve the implementation of the rule by [mic cuts out].
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Any time you issue a new rule or propose to issue a new rule you must identify at least two existing rules that you will repeal, and any time you issue a rule that imposes any costs you must repeal at least two existing rules that impose aggregate costs at least as large as the costs that will be imposed by the new rule.
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"This final rule will consider the public comments received in response to the April 2018 proposed rule (comment period closed August 16, 85033), the public comments on the supplement rule (publication of the rule is expected in early 2020), the SAB consultation on confidential business information and personally identifying information issues (received on September 30, 2019) and any other commentary received from the SAB," Sauerhage said.
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Labor Department - persuader rule: The Hill: The Trump administration on Tuesday rescinded a controversial Obama-era rule that would have forced employers to disclose outside consultants they hire to counter workers' union organizing efforts … By issuing a final rule July 2628 to do away with the "persuader rule," the department concluded a contentious regulatory and litigation history that occupied much of the Obama administration.
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Tigar did not rule immediately on a motion by the American Civil Liberties Union that he block the administration's new rule, which was imposed Nov. 9.
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So instead of a uniform set of rules, we have two sets: a "fiduciary" rule for investment advisors and a "Best Interest" rule for broker-dealers.
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Everyone thinks there's a hard rule for what works and what doesn't, then a film comes and breaks that rule, then everyone wants to make that.
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"I look forward to seeing the proposed rule from the Department of Labor through a normal, transparent rule-making process," Lankford told BuzzFeed News this week.
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Moreover, the fiduciary rule has been challenged in federal court, but judges have upheld the rule in all three cases that have been heard so far.
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Third party tournament organizers adopted the rule quickly, with ESL One New York in early October being the first premier tournament to institute the new rule.
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They were the Stream Protection Rule, the Securities and Exchange Commission's "resource extraction rule," and the Social Security Administration's expanded background checks on disabled gun buyers.
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Giancarlo told the Vienna conference it was time for the EU to expand the use of equivalence in a way that avoids "rule-by-rule exactitude".
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"This is a good, solid rule, and it's a commonsense rule, and I think it prevents waste just like it was laid out to do," Sen.
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"We absolutely do not rule out counter-measures and we do not rule out taking our dispute to the World Trade Organisation," Fox told Sky News.
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In dealing with trolls, or any form of cyberbullying or online harassment, the only rule I abide by is that there is no rule of thumb.
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This period covered the rule of Alexander the Great (332-323 B.C.), the Ptolemaic dynasty (323-30 B.C.) and part of Roman rule (30 B.C.-A.
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Creating a ScreenTime rule and sorting one person's devices under that rule lets you control all of them at once, like you do with Family Profiles.
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Also on the committee's docket are a disclosure rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission, and a Social Security Administration (SSA) rule dealing with gun ownership.
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GOP HITS OBAMA OFFICIAL ON COAL RULE: Republicans on a House committee complained to a top Obama administration official Wednesday about a new coal mining rule.
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This revised rule will end a great deal of uncertainty that came in the wake of the former rule, and it will provide much-needed clarity.
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Payday rule One of Mulvaney's first actions at the CFPB was delaying the compliance date for the agency's 2017 rule on short-term, high-interest loans.
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Just Friday, EPA said it wouldn't write a new rule to comply with the "good neighbor" clean air requirement for the 85033 rule on ozone pollution.
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Moreover, despite the continued suffering of North Korea's people under his brutal authoritarian rule, the young leader faces no serious, discernable internal threats to his rule.
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The opponents of majority rule in the United States have been laser focused on rigging the rules of democracy so that the few rule the many.
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Recognizing that the implementation of the Volcker Rule would bring significant negative consequences to bear on business, the U.S. Chamber opposed the rule from the outset.
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Regulators unveiled a proposal to simplify the rule at the end of May, after years of gripes from banks that the original rule was too complicated.
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"It's unfortunate that in the House we are being contained with all of our ideas based upon a Senate rule and a Byrd rule," McCarthy said.
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The Flores settlement is subject to federal court oversight, which means that a federal judge will likely rule soon whether the DHS rule can replace it.
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EPA sticking with rule: EPA spokesman Michael Abboud said the agency "has no plans to withdraw the finalized rule" in a Monday statement to The Hill.
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The fiduciary rule and other considerations Many anticipate Trump making changes to or slowing implementation of the Department of Labor's fiduciary rule enacted under President Obama.
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As a component of its campaign against the rule, the chamber created a webpage featuring 25 small-business leaders and others "speaking out" against the rule.
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The Maine Republican did not rule out voting for the so-called nuclear option, whereby the Senate could change the filibuster rule with a simple majority.
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Democrats said the fiduciary rule would protect families from paying higher fees and that the Obama administration took into consideration industry concerns when drafting the rule.
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The SBA published the rule last December in an effort to "expand permitted investments in passive businesses," but the agency will consider changes to the rule.
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Rather than fix the regulatory jumble, the Financial CHOICE Act just repeals the DOL rule until the SEC exercises its authority to implement a similar rule.
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Lieu said Cohen's sentencing marked a good day for the "rule of law" in the U.S. "We have a rule of law in America," Lieu said.
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Supporters of the methane rule have urged senators to vote against the CRA resolution for a host of reasons, including the economic impact of the rule.
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The new WOTUS rule breaks this partnership, encroaching upon state jurisdiction — which is why 32 states are suing the EPA to stop the rule, including Ohio.
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This shift from the rule of a man to the rule of the party has been credited with bringing political stability and economic development to China.
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If we're talking about who's going to rule Westeros, it's going to be the person who's going to be able to establish and rule a state.
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Rather than promoting self-sufficiency, as proponents of the new rule assert, this rule will ad yet another stumbling block to the lives of vulnerable children.
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For instance, they could have strengthened the part of the rule that requires C.E.O.s to attest that their banks are in compliance with the Volcker rule.
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Democrats have also embraced the "Ginsburg Rule," whereby nominees refuse to answer specific questions on how they would rule on issues that might come before them.
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" The lawsuit also alleges that the administration enacted the rule "without the required procedural steps and without good cause for immediately putting the rule into effect.
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The soonest any new rule written by Ms. DeVos's department could take effect is July 2020, which leaves the Obama-era rule in place until then.
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Opponents of the proposal, sometimes referred to as the "Secret Science" rule, argue that it could limit the use of science in the agency's rule-making.
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SENATE TARGETS ANOTHER OBAMA RULE: Republicans' deregulatory push resumes this week when the Senate considers another Congressional Review Act (CRA) challenge to an Obama-era rule.
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On Wednesday, Republicans betrayed no regret for their move, accusing Ms. Warren of ignoring repeated warnings to avoid violating the Senate rule, known as Rule XIX.
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The amended rule would now include registered clearing agencies that provide central counterparty, central security depository or security settlement system services under Rule 85033Ad-22(e).
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CORRECTED-MEXICAN SENATOR MONREAL (NOT SENATE LEADER) SAYS MEXICO ACCEPTED STEEL RULE IN USMCA TO GO INTO EFFECT IN 7 YEARS; ALUMINUM RULE IN 10 YEARS
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TRUMP KICKS OFF WATER RULE REPEAL: President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday kicking off the process of repealing former President Obama's Clean Water Rule.
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These actions had no meaning in a strategic sense, creating 21st-century colonies under the rule of a Great Power with no appetite for colonial rule.
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Without review by the courts to ensure compliance with the Constitution, the democratically elected branches rule unconstrained by either constitutional directive or the rule of law.
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Support for the CFPB rule jumped when survey respondents were told that Equifax used arbitration clauses, though the rule wouldn't apply to cases before March 2018.
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"I get that question asked all the time, about recruiting and the type of players we bring in, about this rule and that rule," he said.
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Supreme Court to rule on Trump tax records The Supreme Court is expected to rule next year on efforts to obtain President Donald Trump's tax records.
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" Dr. Leana Wen, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, shot back Friday, calling the rule a "gag rule" and describing it as "unconscionable and unethical.
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"The burden of compliance with the rule is enormous, and way out of line with any projected benefits associated with the rule," according to the suit.
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The agency has proposed a rule to prevent financial institutions from using arbitration clauses to block class actions, but the rule has not yet been completed.
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The agencies are working to rescind the rule, known as the Waters of the United States rule and re-codify the regulation in place before 2015.
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The riders attack rules like carbon dioxide limits for power plants, the water pollution jurisdiction rule and Interior's rule to protect streams from mountaintop removal mining.
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While the Obama-era rule would have cost the government around $15 billion in loan forgiveness, this proposed rule would cost it just around $2 billion.
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Last year, Mr. Hensarling's committee passed legislation requiring the Fed to describe a rule for moving interest rates and to justify any deviations from that rule.
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The yellow-blue ideological struggle pits Hong Kong's rule of law against China's "rule by law," free societies against President Xi Jinping's intensifying surveillance-state autocracy.
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After a rule is published in the Federal Register — and this is the rub — the rule is then "codified" into the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR).
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Judge Bates voided major provisions of the rule and sent it back to the Labor Department to determine if any of the rule could be salvaged.
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Earlier this week, President Trump signed an executive order directing the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) to review the Clean Water Rule, also known as the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, and rescind or revise the rule.
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Led Zeppelin's 'Stairway to Heaven': Spirit's 'Taurus': The inverse ratio rule In his appeal, Malofiy claimed Klausner had erred when he did not instruct the jury to use the "inverse ratio rule," a controversial rule that the 9th Circuit has used in governing copyright cases since 1977.
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The NFL is well within its rights to make a rule requiring players to stand during the anthem, or instituting some other rule against anthem-based protests.
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"We subscribe to the rule of law, and the rule of law moves slowly, sometimes at a glacial pace...," Lim Guan Eng told reporters in Hong Kong.
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The U.S. Labor Department is preparing to delay its controversial Obama-era fiduciary rule on financial advice for 180 days and seek public comment on the rule.
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"The SEC rule would only apply to US firms, placing them at a competitive disadvantage against government-owned oil giants not subject to the rule," Comstock said.
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A new rule emerging from the Labor Department, the "fiduciary rule," is aiming to ensure that financial advisors must act in the best interest of their clients.
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Some 28% of Serbs thought non-democratic rule was sometimes better, against 25% who preferred rule by the people and a depressingly high 43% who didn't care.
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"From what I've seen in the press, it's going to be one rule for U.S. people and one rule for U.K. people, which I think is wrong."
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Indeed, although the two dissenting FCC Commissioners objected to the agency's adoption of the rule on multiple grounds, neither suggested the rule poses any First Amendment issue.
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The SEC should pass a rule applying the order protection rule to odd lot transactions above a threshold dollar amount, instead of a threshold share amount. 9.
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DUDLEY: I THINK THE VOLCKER RULE, I MEAN I THINK THE VOLCKER RULE DOES REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRMS BEING VERY AGGRESSIVE IN TERMS OF PROPRIETARY TRADING.
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The rule also opens a 60-day public comment period (please see the rule in the Federal Register for instructions on how to submit a public comment).
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In February, Trump issued an executive order asking the EPA to repeal and replace the Clean Water Rule, also known as the Waters of the US rule.
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This rule is the logical result of majorities deciding on candidates' grades instead of the usual rule that ranks candidates by the numbers of votes they get.
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One provision blocks the FDA from using funds to "implement, administer, or enforce" its final rule unless the rule excludes "large and premium cigars" from agency oversight.
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Similarly, ExxonMobil promotes the rule of law around the world—especially that part of the rule of law that favors international investment and makes international contracts enforceable.
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The rule, known as the MATS rule, has been in place for years and utilities have already complied by upgrading or shutting older coal-fired power plants.
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Forget the 80 percent rule Many retirees abide by the rule of thumb that they will need to live on 80 percent of their pre-retirement income.
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To change or repeal an existing rule, an agency must follow the same steps that are required to issue a new rule under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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The fiduciary rule is a major step in the right direction when it comes to protecting investors, but the rule won't solve these problems on its own.
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"Although courts have upheld this rule as consistent with Congress's delegated authority, the Fiduciary Rule as written may not align with President Trump's deregulatory goals," Acosta wrote.
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" Asked by Chuck Todd on "Meet the Press" if he would rule out a registry for Muslims, Priebus responded: "Look, I'm not going to rule out anything.
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The SEC's effort to regulate investment firms via its "pay-to-play" rule does not bode well for an SEC corporate political disclosure rule involving public companies.
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"We subscribe to the rule of law, and the rule of law moves slowly, sometimes at a glacial pace...," Lim Guan Eng told reporters in Hong Kong.
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Adalja is so unafraid of the bacteria on a shoe-trodden floor that he has extended the five second rule to the "fifteen-minute rule" for himself.
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GOP MAJORITY LOOMS OVER OBAMA METHANE RULE: The Interior Department on Tuesday issued its long-awaited rule to slash methane emissions at drilling sites on federal land.
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This includes the Education Department's school accountability standards, the Environmental Protection Agency's waters of the United States rule and the so-called "blacklisting" rule for government contractors.
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After the rest of the rule was put in place, over half the clinics in Texas closed, and this rule would likely have further cut that number.
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In the 12 seasons before the rule, the NFL had six non-white head coaches; after the rule was instituted, the league added 14 minority head coaches.
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The report -- available here on Thursday morning -- says the jobs created by the rule will be high-paying, and credits the rule with also addressing climate change.
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In his first 100 days in office, Trump has vowed to establish a new rule that requires agencies to eliminate two rules for every new rule proposed.
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But the judges could rule any day now, and in doing so limit how Pruitt might rewrite the rule, lawyers on both sides of the case said.
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The NCAA's new rule -- dubbed the "Rich Paul Rule" -- is geared toward dissuading players from working with agents who don't have a bachelor's degree, among other requirements.
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The EPA now expects to make the rule final around January 2020, and dozens of other regulatory projects are in line in front of the science rule.
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The nonprofit environmental law organization Earthjustice notes that in March, courts ruled that Pruitt illegally delayed a pesticide exposure rule and a rule limiting emissions of formaldehyde.
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Supporters think a new rule would shield businesses from lawsuits over their emissions, while heading off litigation against the EPA to force a rule through court action.
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The new rule is also certain to get challenged in court, eventually giving the Supreme Court an opportunity to rule on the Trump EPA's more narrow interpretation.
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The EPA now expects to make the rule final around January 2020, and dozens of other regulatory projects are in line in front of the science rule.
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If following a 'company rule' is obviously ridiculous in a particular situation, such that it would make for a great Dilbert cartoon, then the rule should change.
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Known as the "28500-for-6900" rule, it requires agencies to offset the costs of a new rule by modifying or eliminating at least two existing rules.
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Despite the arguments expressed by opponents of the DOL rule, our industry has already taken action to comply with the rule and eradicate corrosive conflicts of interest.
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CHAMBER NOTES OPPOSITION TO POWER PLANT RULE: The president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Monday highlighted businesses' opposition to President Obama's climate rule for power plants.
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GREENS WANT METHANE RULE ENFORCED: Environmental groups are asking a federal court to reinstate the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) methane rule for oil and natural gas companies.
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The new step therapy rule contains a number of safeguards for such concerns, but patient performance will and should be watched closely as the rule is implemented.
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The Federal Reserve on Friday announced the Volcker Rule wouldn't be enforced for foreign banks, and senior Fed officials have publicly supported further changes to the rule.
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Mugabe, who took power after white minority rule ended in 1980, blamed Zimbabwe's economic problems on international sanctions and once said he wanted to rule for life.
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A new rule would make things even worse for consumersIn May, the CFPB proposed a sweeping debt-collection rule directly undermining its established goal of protecting consumers.
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Trump promised changes to the rule dating back to his presidential campaign and in January the administration formally suspended the rule in anticipation of a new proposal.
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The general rule of thumb has been the "60-40" rule, which means a portfolio should be made up of 60% stocks and 40% fixed-income assets.
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The court ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to implement the Chemical Disaster Rule, saying the agency did not have authority to delay the rule for 20 months.
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OSHA proposed changes to the rule in February 2011 during the Obama administration, but the White House kept the rule in review for more than two years.
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The Trump administration's argument for the rule change has largely centered on the conclusion that the Obama-era rule picked winners and losers in the energy sector.
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Using the "wait and see rule"Another trick I use to curb my spending is the "wait and see rule," which I picked up from a friend.
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If Congress agrees, the budget could prevent federal agencies from implementing the WOTUS rule while the administration undertakes the lengthy effort to rescind or revise the rule.
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The general rule of thumbThe rule many influencers follow when they first start out is setting their sponsored post rate at $100 for every 2000,2227 Instagram followers.
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The rule, commonly referred to as the fiduciary rule, has a simple, commonsense objective: it requires financial advisers to act in the best interest of their clients.
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High-low rule breaking in design has become something of a rule in itself, but it was once a novel idea, and Blackman Cruz helped pioneer it.
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Prior to today, many actions contemplated and indeed announced by opponents of the rule were technically not possible, since the rule was technically not yet in force.
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Why it matters: Johnson's announcement deliberately undermines the NFL's new rule requiring players to stand for the national anthem — a rule league owners unanimously voted to approve.
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The Obama administration said that the drinking water supplies for 117 million Americans rely on protection by the rule, which it had dubbed the Clean Water Rule.
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In February, when it first proposed the rule change, the US Department of Agriculture initially estimated that the new rule would kick 750,000 people off of SNAP.
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Some rule, any rule, that would keep students in school for four years would be more in keeping with the spirit of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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The point is that once white people become a minority in America, the country itself will move from a majority rule ideal to a minority rule one.
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The transition to democracy, given the fragmented and dark nature of Venezuela's military, will therefore never be a clean, overnight transition from military rule to civilian rule.
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The most likely focus of the investigation of the tweet is whether Tesla and Mr. Musk violated Rule 10b-5, the primary antifraud rule, by misleading investors.
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A hearing on the rule will be held in October, and City Hall officials said the rule was expected to go into effect later in the fall.
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A draft of the newest version of the Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science rule, sometimes referred to as the "secret science" rule, was officially published this week.
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The uptick rule was a rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission that prevented short sellers from putting more pressure on a security that was already languishing.
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This was my first foray into Thursday puzzles, so I figured I'd mess with some crossword rule, and the two-letter rule seemed like a fun challenge.
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The tension between growth and profit is so well-known and understood that startups are held to a rule regarding the pair, called the Rule of 40.
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Should the Trump EPA rescind the Clean Water Rule and propose a replacement rule, the agency will pursue a strategy that runs contrary to prior court decisions.
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Two of the CFPB's more controversial proposed rules—the arbitration rule and the payday lending rule—could be subject to a CRA challenge, should they be finalized.
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The SSA issued a rule last week on using genetic testing to evaluate disability claims, but the agency is now fixing minor errors made in the rule.
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But with the coronavirus outbreak, Xi has had some missteps, leading some observers to question if his rule — or the rule of the CCP — is under challenge.
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To join its fellow agencies in a final CRA rule, the Fed would have to propose its own rule, although Brainard gave no indication that was imminent.
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Both chambers of Congress have voted to overturn the rule, dubbed the Clean Water Rule or "waters of the United States," though President Obama vetoed the measures.
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The SEC can approve or disapprove of the proposed rule change or "institute proceedings to determine whether the proposed rule change should be disapproved," the filing said.
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President Trump has consistently nominated men and women with diamond-studded legal résumés and rock-solid commitments to the rule of law rather than rule of judges.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Thursday delayed its rule on prepaid cards and debit accounts for a year while also announcing changes to the rule.
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