The judge said he didn't want to rule on things he didn't need to rule on.
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And while regional EEOC offices can rule on smaller discrimination cases, the commissioners themselves have to rule on many larger cases that involve claims of systemic discrimination.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's top court will rule on Sept.
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Trump officials seek to delay Obama rule on investment advisers: The Trump administration is seeking to delay an Obama-era rule on investment advisers that is fiercely opposed by the financial industry.
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Republicans repealed the CFPB's 85033 rule on forced arbitration clauses through the CRA in November and are targeting the bureau's rule on short-term, high-interest loans, commonly known as payday loans.
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The ECJ will rule on the issue in coming months.
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Trump signed a bill ending the rule on February 214.
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The judge said he would rule on the request Wednesday.
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The court is expected to rule on that case soon.
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The constitutional court will rule on its validity next month.
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The US House could also rule on the election outcome.
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There is no rule on how you get things done.
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The judge still has to rule on the other motion.
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The Commission, which will rule on the deal by Dec.
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He could schedule more hearings or rule on the request.
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The U.S. House could also rule on the election outcome.
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Walls did not rule on the motion but appeared unpersuaded.
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Sullivan will rule on how to proceed on April 15.
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Kelly did not rule on the underlying case on Friday.
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But the judge will rule on all of that later.
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House Republicans approved a rule on Thursday proposed by Rep.
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The judge, however, has yet to rule on the request.
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Green groups were mostly pleased with the rule on Thursday.
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It was due to rule on their bids in December.
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A judge will rule on the matter on March 11.
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Berman Jackson did not rule on the alleged violation Monday.
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He did not rule on the rest of her case.
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A new rule on prize money might be a reason.
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That's like the No. 1 rule on a comic's list.
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It is unclear whether Moss will rule on that point.
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Zinke should keep the methane waste rule on the books.
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The EU Commission will rule on Italy's request this month.
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Some of those stakeholders cheered the replacement rule on Tuesday.
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"That is an unbreakable rule on the divided Korean Peninsula."
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After that, another District Court judge can rule on the case.
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The ASN was due to rule on the recommendation this month.
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Italy's Council of State will rule on that appeal on Oct.
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The judge will rule on the teaching license by July 15.
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The judge said he would rule on the prosecution request Wednesday.
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That's because yesterday the government changed the rule on tobacco regulation.
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Howell is expected to rule on the DOJ's request later today.
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The Constitutional Court has six months to rule on her fate.
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Ellis did not rule on the motions to suppress on Friday.
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The constitutional court has yet to rule on her permanent removal.
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A judge has yet to rule on the custody of Emani.
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It is not known when Schroeder will rule on that request.
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To date, a judge has yet to rule on the matter.
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We already know how Brett Kavanaugh would rule on Roe v.
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It is unclear when the judge will rule on Menendez's request.
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Forrest did not rule on the merits of the antitrust claim.
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"The next SCOTUS justice will likely rule on this," Schumer wrote.
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O'Connor did not rule on the constitutionality of the directive itself.
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The judge will rule on her motion in the near future.
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It is unclear when the court will rule on the motion.
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The court will rule on his application for bail on Thursday.
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A judge is expected to rule on the motion on Tuesday.
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Still, the ministry reserves the right to rule on prominent deals.
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As the Court considers how to rule on South Dakota v.
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It was unclear when the court would rule on that challenge.
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The federal courts also can rule on the issue of rescheduling.
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The court is expected to rule on the case this spring.
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It is expected to rule on the deal by May 23.
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The Supreme Court could ultimately have to rule on the matter.
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A judge is set to rule on Sam's request June 10.
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Upholding that rule on deadline, however, continues to be a challenge.
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Ellis did not rule on the motion to dismiss on Friday.
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The court is due to rule on the case on Wednesday.
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Kavanaugh ... would rule on any such case pertaining to the President.
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The impact of the rule on small establishments is also minimal.
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Labor attorneys were also quick to criticize the rule on Wednesday.
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That commission is expected to rule on penalties in coming months.
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And then I saw the Canadian Fish Rule on page 87.
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A judge is expected to rule on that motion on Thursday.
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Again, the Court didn't rule on the merits of the case.
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The judge declined to rule on whether the law is unconstitutional.
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It remained unclear when the court would rule on her case.
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OSHA is scheduled to start enforcing the rule on Sept. 23.
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How the court will ultimately rule on the law remains uncertain.
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Therefore, there is no need for a rule on the subject.
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The Chief Justice would then have to rule on those cases.
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The lawsuit was the first to challenge a rule on inversion.
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Pat Toomey claim a new rule on autos would restrict trade.
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The court was expected to rule on the case by Saturday.
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The court is expected to rule on the petition on Tuesday.
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The judge did not immediately rule on the status quo order.
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The justices are likely to rule on the cases by June.
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The CJEU will rule on the case in the coming months.
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This rule on communication applies to friends and family as well.
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The court has yet to rule on that motion, she said.
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Braunschweig said it may rule on the matter in the coming months.
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The lower court will now rule on when Urdangarin must enter prison.
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In practice, that slows the body&aposs ability to rule on disputes.
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Dianne Feinstein, pushed for an inkling on how he'd rule on Roe.
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The attorney general will have to rule on this case as well.
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It was not clear when Judge Henderson might rule on that motion.
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The Seoul High Court will rule on the case on Aug. 24.
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Goldgar is expected to rule on the fresh request before Aug. 29.
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Ellis said he expected only one judge would rule on that issue.
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Trump signed the bill striking down the background check rule on Feb.
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The Commission is scheduled to rule on the case by April 22.
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The judge had yet to rule on any of the six motions.
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Go deeper: New rule on drug prices is asking for lawsuits — literally
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The U.S. Supreme Court declined to rule on that decision last year.
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U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III has yet to rule on it.
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The U.S. House of Representatives could also rule on the election outcome.
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The court has yet to rule on the milk of human kindness.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Europe's top court is likely to rule on Intel's (INTC.
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Ellis is also expected to rule on several of motions Tuesday morning.
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He said he would rule on that request at a later date.
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The justices are expected to rule on the matter by late June.
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That may depend in part on how regulators rule on either bid.
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The judge did not rule on the merits of Robson's molestation claims.
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The complex case could take several years before judges rule on it.
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A glaring example is the Bureau's proposed rule on short-term credit.
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Immigration judges hear asylum claims, rule on removal proceedings, review custody determinations.
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The chief justice of Nigeria (CJN) could rule on any future dispute.
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The Supreme Court will likely rule on the case by early summer.
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In the ensuing months, it will rule on whether they were legal.
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The court, however, didn't rule on the legality of the ban itself.
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The ASN has said it will rule on Flamanville before the summer.
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Those judges would have to rule on the matter within 14 days.
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That could keep the rule on ice for well over a year.
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The court said it would take several weeks to rule on it.
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The need for a disclosure rule on corporate political spending is clear.
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The nuclear watchdog is due to rule on the project next year.
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The Commission is scheduled to rule on the deal by Dec. 6.
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A board meeting will rule on that on Wednesday, Le Monde said.
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The NOP has based its proposed rule on NOSB's intensively deliberated recommendations.
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ROME, June 7 (Reuters) - Italy's top administrative court will rule on Oct.
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The Commission is to rule on the tie-up by April 29.
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It's unclear when the panel of judges will rule on the matter.
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Somebody must have violated the 30-second rule on the flight in.
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He will hold a roundtable on the rule on Thursday in Nebraska.
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Schatz acknowledged that the supreme court would ultimately rule on the matter.
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Also landing at OMB: a final rule on short-term health plans.
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Judges have said they will rule on her bail request on Monday.
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Many of these new judges are expected to rule on Pruitt's agenda.
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Courts will have more power to rule on behalf of adoptive parents.
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The judge, Amos Mazzant, initially put the rule on hold last November.
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The court did not rule on the merits of the plaintiffs' claims.
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The judge, Steven T. O'Neill, has yet to rule on the request.
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Cases challenging the rule on similar grounds are pending in North Dakota.
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The council will rule on those challenges within eight days, he added.
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Another court stopped him from rolling back a rule on mercury pollution.
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Britain's culture minister has until May 1 to rule on the deal.
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Judge Kiyo A. Matsumoto has yet to rule on the bail matter.
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The judge could rule on Trilogy's claims as soon as Oct. 6.
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A judge in Rome must rule on whether to confirm the arrest.
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What is gerrymandering, and why did the Supreme Court rule on it?
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He's the judge, essentially, so he can rule on motions and objections.
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It has everything to do with how he might rule on abortion.
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Furman is expected to rule on GM's motion in the coming days.
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That would have required Chief Justice Roberts to rule on the challenge.
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The agency included the proposed rule on its spring list of priorities.
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The court is expected to rule on the offer on Jan. 3.
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The Supreme Court is expected to rule on PAPSA challenge by June.
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But the Supreme Court declined to put the mercury rule on hold.
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The justices should rule on both cases by the end of June.
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Banks resisted the rule on grounds such trading is hard to define.
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The U.S. House of Representatives also could rule on the election outcome.
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One of his targets could be a CFPB rule on payday lending.
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The Kerala High Court is expected to rule on that petition Thursday.
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The European Commission will rule on the Tata transaction by April 29.
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The EU antitrust enforcer will rule on the proposed merger by Feb.
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SEC Commissioner Michael Piwowar expressed opposition to the final rule on Wednesday.
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Inadequate economic justification also afflicted the CFPB's 2017 rule on payday lending.
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There are other things – there's an outstanding rule on risk-based capital.
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The Election Commission has until Friday to rule on the princess's candidacy.
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He is expected to rule on the case in a written decision.
|
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A judge is expected to rule on this in the next two months.
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There's no set rule on when an exchange might list a new token.
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Madrid imposed direct rule on Catalonia after it declared independence following a referendum.
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A judge has yet to rule on the order, according to The Blast.
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Of course, we've had a rule on our books that precedes David Stern.
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A judge is expected to rule on Sara Netanyahu's plea agreement next week.
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The Commission is due to rule on the BASF deal by April 16.
|
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The judge did not immediately rule on the request to postpone the hearing.
|
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It takes several months to schedule, brief, hear, and rule on a case.
|
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The justices don't typically take cases before federal appeals courts rule on them.
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The judge has yet to rule on Coyle's plea for more child support.
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The judge has yet to rule on Van Houten's request to ban prosecutors.
|
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The constitutional court is expected to rule on this effort by December 12th.
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He hoped to rule on the plan after the next hearing, he said.
|
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They had previously suggested they would rule on the deal by Feb. 29.
|
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He would also repeal the Trump administration's gag rule on Title X. Sen.
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Anwar was imprisoned, first under Mahathir's rule on charges of corruption and sodomy.
|
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CAS will rule on a Russian appeal against the exclusion on July 21.
|
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Congo&aposs constitutional court still has to rule on potential candidates&apos eligibility.
|
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Both the Commission, which is scheduled to rule on the deal by Aug.
|
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Now it wants an independent Facebook Court to rule on controversial content decisions.
|
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The judge did not yet rule on whether Kelly's team will get copies.
|
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It is unclear when she will rule on defence motions to dismiss it.
|
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A new "fiduciary rule" on financial advice was published by the American government.
|
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Pakistan celebrated the 70th anniversary of its independence from British rule on Monday.
|
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The Department of Labor is delaying a controversial safety rule on silica exposure.
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For example, the rule on mercury pollution, or the cross-state pollution rule.
|
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Umerov said doctors were due to rule on his mental condition next week.
|
|
It was unclear when the Supreme Court would rule on Mr. Cardozo's filing.
|
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How the justices would rule on such a case is hard to predict.
|
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A court was due to rule on a fifth suspect later on Friday.
|
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Judge Godbey did not rule on whether federal officials violated the Refugee Act.
|
|
There is no rule on how, or how many, bananas may be sold.
|
|
It is the first time the court will rule on a sitting president.
|
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The European Union is expected to rule on the deal by Oct. 28.
|
|
Gavin Newsom to rule on the parole decision, corrections spokesman Luis Patiño said.
|
|
The USDA should stay the course and keep this critical rule on track.
|
|
The Supreme Court has not said when it might rule on the case.
|
|
The courts then have 14 days in which to rule on such petitions.
|
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The court is expected to rule on the petition in a few days.
|
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Because I don't have any question about how he will rule on abortion.
|
|
Both the Commission, which is scheduled to rule on the case by Sept.
|
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It's not clear when he will rule on the merits of the case.
|
|
The World Trade Organization is expected to rule on the complaint this year.
|
|
The Court did not rule on whether the use of force was justified.
|
|
One source speculated the Labor Department will announce the silica rule on Thursday.
|
|
The Tribunal is set to rule on the dispute in the coming months.
|
|
We are absolutely outright opposed to some interim final rule on this thing.
|
|
There's no question, though, of how a court would rule on G's dagger.
|
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It is not yet clear when the court will rule on her request.
|
|
This man must not be allowed to rule on the bodies of women.
|
|
US Citizenship and Immigration Services says it will implement the rule on Monday.
|
|
The Delhi High Court is expected to rule on the case in January.
|
|
The court is not expected to rule on the case for several months.
|
|
Under published guidelines, the government should rule on asylum requests within 45 days.
|
|
President Trump signed legislation under the CRA revoking the rule on Valentine's Day.
|
|
A judge has yet to rule on Evelyn's request for a restraining order.
|
|
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators will rule on U.S. cable operator Comcast's (CMCSA.
|
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The Constitutional Court is expected to rule on the matter in coming months.
|
|
Chile's competition tribunal is expected to rule on the deal in coming weeks.
|
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" The rules say the chief justice "may rule on all questions of evidence.
|
|
The court has yet to rule on whether the CNRP will be dissolved.
|
|
In 2014, the high court sidestepped whether to rule on the union fees.
|
|
In October, the Supreme Court said it would rule on the question. 17.
|
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Judge Broderick will rule on these motions in March, according to court documents.
|
|
My suspicion is the chief justice would not want to rule on those.
|
|
A federal court has put the rule on hold due to the ongoing litigation.
|
|
The Trump administration rolls out a new rule on health plans for small businesses.
|
|
Uber is still waiting for the Ninth Circuit to rule on yet another appeal.
|
|
Trump reinstated the gag rule on his fourth day in office in January 2017.
|
|
The Hollywood Reporter states a judge has yet to formally rule on dismissal motions.
|
|
The court is due to rule on the case by the end of June.
|
|
That simply means Republicans can agree to change the rule on the next individual.
|
|
The EPA justified this weaker rule, known as the SAFE rule, on safety grounds.
|
|
After his release, he was jailed again during Najib's rule on the same charges.
|
|
Without Chinese or Russian cash, Mr Maduro will have to rule on emergency rations.
|
|
It wasn&apost immediately clear when judges would rule on the prosecutors&apos request.
|
|
Puigdemont, 56, fled Spain in October 2017 after Madrid imposed direct rule on Catalonia.
|
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The Supreme Court is unlikely to rule on them until after 2020, he says.
|
|
In that ruling, Kornreich denied to rule on a motion to dismiss the case.
|
|
A WTO dispute panel was set up this summer to rule on the matter.
|
|
The electoral board is set to rule on challenges to results across the country.
|
|
They were arrested after complaining about Mr Nazarbayev's rule on Telegram, a messaging application.
|
|
The Justice Department has yet to rule on the proposed T-Mobile/Sprint deal.
|
|
Judge Dudok de Heel did not set a date to rule on the case.
|
|
The Dammam commercial court is expected to rule on the liquidation request next week.
|
|
Faced with an avalanche of requests, the FARC waived the rule on day two.
|
|
But the commission has yet to rule on whether that would constitute state aid.
|
|
The YSK has three days to rule on the appeals, which will be final.
|
|
An unlawful rule on multiple levels deserves overturning using the Congressional Review Act (CRA).
|
|
The EPA is expected to rule on all of the applications by March 30.
|
|
Judge Andreas Korbmacher said the country's highest federal administrative court would rule on Feb.
|
|
"Here's my rule on this one," Warren said after she was asked about impeachment.
|
|
He did not hint how he might rule on potential cases or past cases.
|
|
Congress may be forced to rule on encryption The strategy's not without risk, however.
|
|
The Seoul High Court is expected to rule on the appeal in late January.
|
|
MSHA issued the rule on the final day of President Obama's administration in January.
|
|
The SEC voted to amend its 18-year-old order-handling rule on Nov.
|
|
They overrode his veto on legislation that imposed military rule on the defeated South.
|
|
It is on these matters that the Dutch court will rule on April 20th.
|
|
Federal judge James Boasberg has said he will rule on the question by Friday.
|
|
A leaked document shows us the Trump administration's likely new rule on contraception coverage.
|
|
How the courts would rule on the legality of a self pardon is unclear.
|
|
An upper court had yet to rule on the appeal, his lawyer told Reuters.
|
|
An Arnhem court is expected to rule on Ratelband's case within a few weeks.
|
|
The expected rule on short-term plans "would really go beyond that," he added.
|
|
A federal appeals court put the rule on hold before it could take effect.
|
|
It added that Mauritania accepted Rashed before a court could rule on his detention.
|
|
The move to suspend the data security rule on Wednesday is stirring further confusion.
|
|
The Higher Regional Court in Duesseldorf will rule on the matter on March 22.
|
|
The European Commission, which is scheduled to rule on the LGW deal by Dec.
|
|
The Seoul High Court is expected to rule on the case in late January.
|
|
Implementing the fiduciary rule on June 9 is in direct conflict with presidential directives.
|
|
Germany's Constitutional Court will also rule on a legal challenge to CETA on Thursday.
|
|
The Trump administration released the final version of the "public charge" rule on Monday.
|
|
After that decision, several district courts dismissed challenges to the rule on jurisdictional grounds.
|
|
It's not clear when the judge will rule on the merits of the case.
|
|
Europe's competition officials are expected to rule on those charges in the coming months.
|
|
The stream protection rule happens to be the one coal rule on this list.
|
|
Another rule on the Treasury's list is proposed regulations relating to the estate tax.
|
|
The judge, Obama-appointee Amos Mazzant, initially put the rule on hold last November.
|
|
Chairman Rich Templeton will return to the CEO rule on an "ongoing, indefinite basis".
|
|
The judge, Edward M. Chen, did not rule on the merits of the case.
|
|
Manchin has said he's particularly interested in how Kavanaugh would rule on this matter.
|
|
He ousted the Catalan government and imposed direct rule on the formerly autonomous region.
|
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And I'd feel comfortable following the five-second rule on a random subway platform.
|
|
The courts — and perhaps the Supreme Court — will need time to rule on them.
|
|
He'd be around long enough to rule on immigration rights for refugees from Mars.
|
|
Correction: The Supreme Court may rule on an aspect of the Electoral College system.
|
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch high court on Monday said it will rule on Nov.
|
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Not every governing body is equipped to rule on these kind of eligibility questions.
|
|
As president, I will reverse this disastrous rule on day one of my presidency.
|
|
Roberts could, however, be asked to rule on whether certain witnesses should be called.
|
|
Madrid imposed direct rule on Catalonia after the referendum, which it branded as unconstitutional.
|
|
Meanwhile, a court prepares to rule on who really runs a key consumer bureau.
|
|
The Chinese Communist Party celebrates the 70th anniversary of its rule on Oct. 1.
|
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A trial court in Maryland is expected to rule on a separate case soon.
|
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FERC, an independent regulatory agency, has to rule on the proposal by Dec. 11.
|
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"It's not like the agency wrote the old rule on a whim," she said.
|
|
A panel appointed by the International Olympic Committee will rule on each athlete's eligibility.
|
|
The justices will also rule on a 7-year-old antitrust suit against Apple.
|
|
In contrast, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeal determined upheld the rule on Tuesday.
|
|
The court's decision didn't rule on the merits of Trump's argument — whether state courts don't have jurisdiction over the president — and instead said it couldn't yet rule on that because the lower court hasn't made a final decision on the president's motions.
|
|
This Court will rule on the constitutionality of gerrymandering, voter ID laws, union dues, campaign finance, Obamacare, and more; that is to say, they will rule on cases that will shape who holds, and who can effectively wield, political power in the future.
|
|
Judge Ed Kinkeade has yet to rule on Exxon's requests in the high-profile case.
|
|
Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party overturned eight-years of China-friendly Nationalist rule on the island.
|
|
It was Mitch McConnell who changed that rule, that fundamental rule on the Supreme Court.
|
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The court is expected to rule on Trump's order by the end of the week.
|
|
They now want to force nominees to answer how they would rule on hypothetical cases.
|
|
It was not immediately clear when the Missouri Supreme Court might rule on the case.
|
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Judge Keshia Espinal added she would rule on the motion to dismiss on August 14.
|
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The Constitutional Court would then be required to rule on such decision within 60 days.
|
|
Sullivan did not immediately rule on the request or indicate his plans for the Feb.
|
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The judge said she would rule on the contempt request if no agreement is reached.
|
|
There's no hard-and-fast rule on when the Secret Service stops protecting the loser.
|
|
From October, only three will be left—the minimum needed to rule on a case.
|
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Now a judge must rule on whether Mr. Cosby's deposition in the case is inadmissible.
|
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The company is still waiting for regulatory authorities in Ireland to rule on the deal.
|
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Alabama, he will only rule on the case if the justices are divided 4-4.
|
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It did not rule on whether or not Apple had monopolized the market for apps.
|
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Susan Collins (R-ME) voted with Democrats to overturn a new rule on net neutrality.
|
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There is no rule on Facebook saying content posted there must be true or accurate.
|
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JUDGE SAYS MAY RULE ON CONTEMPT MOTION IF SEC, MUSK DO NOT REACH A RESOLUTION
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The agency plans to hold a public hearing on the proposed rule on March 29.
|
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U.S. District Judge Mark H. Cohen said he would rule on the matter next week.
|
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The law has been used effectively only once, ending a rule on ergonomics in 2001.
|
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Unclear if/when a judge will rule on this issue -- but it should happen soon.
|
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U.S. District Judge Richard Leon is expected to rule on the deal on June 12.
|
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The bourse will also rule on whether it approves the Shenzhen Metro deal or not.
|
|
Opposition parties have asked the top court to rule on whether he broke the law.
|
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The EPA rules will now be on hold until a court can rule on them.
|
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How the Supremes rule on this one could impact how district lines are drawn nationwide.
|
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A federal judge will need to rule on whether the deadline can be pushed back.
|
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The court, therefore, did not rule on the larger issues in the case, Wittman v.
|
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Kelly did not rule on whether the administration violated CNN and Acosta's First Amendment rights.
|
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She did not rule on whether federal employees were negligent in addressing Flint's contaminated water.
|
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The judge, after hearing arguments from Meng's lawyer and prosecutors, did not rule on bail.
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ASN will rule on a potential lifespan extension of EDF's nuclear reactors in 2020-21.
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The court will rule on Monday on cases that seek to nullify the rerun election.
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An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about a proposed rule on arbitration.
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The court would then rule on whether the committee should have access to the files.
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The judge in Brussels on Monday said he would rule on Puigdemont's extradition Dec. 14.
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The justice did not rule on the merits of whether Mr. Temer should be impeached.
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The court said it was unclear when the court would rule on the extradition itself.
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The latest: The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on the case this spring.
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In the coming days, India's Supreme Court is expected to rule on the law's constitutionality.
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Prior to that, it had been scheduled to rule on the case by April 17.
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I guess that kind of support is not really the rule on movie sets. Yeah.
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Wolf's support, and can't understand why Judge Brinkley has yet to rule on their motions.
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The judge, Justice William Ehrcke, is expected to rule on the bail request on Tuesday.
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In the weeks ahead, a judge will rule on this and several other legal questions.
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In July, the E.P.A. proposed weakening a rule on carbon dioxide pollution from vehicle tailpipes.
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The Supreme Court is no longer a place where justices dispassionately rule on the Constitution.
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The panel, appointed by the government, is expected to rule on the case this month.
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Rule on any claims of executive privilege in order to expedite the trial. pic.twitter.com/z7rc3PYZzA
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Judge Brandão agreed to rule on his case on the boat's next swing through Itamatatuba.
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The government questions the administrative court's right to rule on the matter, its lawyers said.
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Hoen said a judge in Rotterdam will rule on the suspects' continued detention on Friday.
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The OCC plans to release its proposed rule on the Community Reinvestment Act on Dec.
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"No one should implement a gag rule on Americans speaking out for freedom," tweeted Schumer.
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The ASN has said it will rule on the principle of lifespan extensions in 2021.
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Meanwhile, India's Supreme Court has been asked to rule on whether the law is unconstitutional.
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Lamberth said he'd rule on the requests soon, but didn't commit to a specific deadline.
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The FCC proposed a rule on the issue last year, which was adopted in February.
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The FCC proposed a rule on the issue last year, which was adopted in February.
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Here's what you need to know: • Appeals court is set to rule on immigration ban.
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The FCC proposed a rule on the issue last year, which was adopted in February.
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The Supreme Court is scheduled to permanently rule on the travel ban's constitutionality in April.
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It's only been utilized once before, in 2001, to block a Clinton rule on ergonomics.
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The deadline for EPA to issue the final rule on blending requirements is Nov. 30.
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As a result, the Supreme Court didn't have to rule on this topic at all.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.), asked for a clarification of the committee's rule on proxy votes for Cabinet nominees. Sen.
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The EU competition enforcer, scheduled to rule on the deal by April 10, declined to comment.
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Industry lobbyists have asserted that adopting the rule on leases will create new costs for companies.
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The Commission has yet to rule on either case, triggering worries among rivals and consumer groups.
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Without knowing her condition prior to her death, Stanzione wrote, he cannot rule on the cause.
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The two sides are hoping to get the judge to rule on this question Monday night.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether he should be jailed imminently.
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Sebelius Supreme Court case — a detail that further confuses how he would rule on the matter.
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Nigeria is due to celebrate the anniversary of independence from British colonial rule on Oct. 1.
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The states want the court to rule on the motion before the new school year starts.
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Goldgar did not rule on a request to stay similar litigation in Delaware's Court of Chancery.
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The EU's highest court is set to rule on the issue later this year or next.
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The judge is expected to rule on all three applications within two weeks of the hearing.
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The courts also rule on tens of thousands of cases every year relating to those issues.
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The judge said he would rule on Roof's competency by November 274, CNN affiliate WACH reported.
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There is one problem, though: the court has no judges and thus cannot rule on anything.
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The rulings put the order on hold until the courts can rule on the underlying merits.
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The full 11-member court will now rule on the appeal by electronic vote between Sept.
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Of course, the court could always rule on narrower grounds, as it often prefers to do.
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Judge Emma Arbuthnot is expected to rule on that point at Westminster Magistrates Court on Tuesday.
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Berman is set to rule on Epstein's bail proposal Thursday at an 11:30 a.m. hearing.
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The exception is that Mr Xi respected the rule on retirement ages in the Standing Committee.
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And, even if his nominee avoids answering direct questions about how they'd rule on Roe v.
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It issued the final rule on Friday evening, which was praised by auto industry lobbying groups.
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A Zambian judge was due to rule on Friday whether Hichilema should go on for trail.
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The Church of England changed its rule on the re-marrying of divorced people in church.
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What's next: Judge Alsup is expected to soon rule on Waymo's request for a preliminary injunction.
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The Campaign Legal Center worried that the Fifth Circuit wouldn't rule on the case in time.
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Torres did not rule on the substance of Bonner's claims or whether they should be arbitrated.
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Gorsuch sidestepped questions about how he would rule on other potential cases, like overturning Roe v.
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A federal appeals court put the rule on hold after it was challenged by 18 states.
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Williams has challenged that denial and is waiting for FERC to rule on its latest appeal.
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Some responses: On the lookout: The final rule on expanding short-term plans is expected soon.
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The judge could rule on the request to put the Daniels case on hold after that.
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"Not surprising [McConnell] has already reversed his rule on confirming justices before an election," Murphy wrote.
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The Justice Department did not consider or rule on whether the call was good or bad.
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Therefore, the government can, at a whim, both file and rule on charges against private investors.
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Regulators didn't study the impact of the rule on the business community and the broader economy.
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The E.P.A. will hold an online only public hearing on the proposed rule on Dec. 19.
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Also, the Department of Health & Human Services would have to rule on the applications more swiftly.
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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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The largest rule on the chopping block is a project from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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A lower court will rule on whether the leash that caused Oberdorf's injury was, indeed, defective.
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That decision is up to a judge, who has yet to rule on the firm's request.
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He said he would take the matter under advisement and rule on Thursday regarding the TRO.
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The kingdom's return to Kamehameha's rule on July 31, 1843, became known as Sovereignty Restoration Day.
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NATO officials once mandated a four-minute rule on speeches so the president wouldn't drift off.
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A court is expected to rule on whether she will be extradited to the United States.
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The agreement requires the approval of the District Court, which has yet to rule on it.
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The committee has yet to rule on the other seven, who have also applied for asylum.
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If it decides to review, the court must rule on the law's legality before Aug. 28.
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Isn't it true this chief justice has the authority to rule on this without any delay?
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Mexico agreed to allow migrants to wait there for the U.S. to rule on asylum requests.
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Roberts could, however, be asked to rule on whether certain witnesses should be called to testify.
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The next hearing is scheduled for November when, presumably, a judge will rule on the payments.
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The Senate's own internal rules permit Roberts to rule on evidentiary issues, which would include witnesses.
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The Constitutional Court will then have 180 days to rule on whether to impeach Ms. Park.
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Mr. Trump announced the new rule on Twitter while in Los Angeles for a fund-raiser.
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High court judge Aubrey Ledwaba said he would rule on the matter at a later date.
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They did not rule on the larger question of whether Mr. Trump's executive order was lawful.
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He added that he intended to rule on the motion by the end of the month.
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Gardephe did not rule on a motion by Avenatti to dismiss a third count against him.
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Prosecutors will then rule on whether to formally arrest him and send him back to prison.
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A vote in the national Senate to implement direct rule on Catalonia is due on Friday.
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The Commission, which is scheduled to rule on the merger by April 4, declined to comment.
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This view contradicts Siluanov's position, who said that the rule on dividends should not allow exceptions.
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Federal courts may be reluctant to rule on such a broad constitutional question, Professor Aleinikoff said.
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The case is set to go to trial, where the judge can rule on its merits.
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Josh Hawley earlier this month raised concerns about how she might rule on cases involving abortion.
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Importantly, the judge did not rule on the legality of imposing political tests on potential candidates.
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The Supreme Court will rule on whether Netanyahu can continue in office if he is charged.
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Judge Jackson didn't need to rule on whether Manafort was actually guilty of the new charges.
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Judge Daniel Green was expected to rule on whether to allow an evidentiary review this summer.
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He's asking the Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of a firearms ban for felons.
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A supreme court judge will now rule on whether congress should consider putting Mr Temer on trial.
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Apple is suing Qualcomm over the very same issue, but courts have yet to rule on this.
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The verdict: I recuse myself, as I cannot possibly rule on a case involving my own father.
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The administration wants the Supreme Court to be able to rule on the issue before the summer.
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But it&aposs not fair game to ask him how they&aposre going to rule on something.
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Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon is expected to rule on Polanski's case within 90 days.
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A British court will soon need to rule on whether Uber has to pay value-added tax.
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The Supreme Court then voted to put the rule on hold as the legal fights played out.
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In fact, Mueller invoked that rule on the first page of the obstruction section of his report.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to leave a key rule on eligibility unchanged.
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What did the Supreme Court rule on Monday regarding juveniles sentenced to life in prison for murder?
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However, the two departing members have been allowed to stay on to rule on four outstanding cases.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The judge who will rule on whether the government may stop health insurer Anthem (ANTM.
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The government then lodged a fast-track appeal for the Supreme Court to rule on the matter.
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The judge said he will rule on the defense's motion to suppress the recording within the week.
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Sharia boards are groups of scholars who rule on whether financial instruments and activities are religiously permissible.
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Catalonia's parliament may well now declare independence; Madrid could decide to impose direct rule on the region.
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The Supreme Court will rule on whether the question is constitutional by the end of the month.
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In 2009 it imposed direct rule on the Turks & Caicos Islands after an inquiry uncovered government corruption.
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The judge will rule on the Standing Rock Sioux tribe's bigger challenge to the DAPL this Friday.
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US District Court Judge Richard Berman didn't rule on bail, saying he would issue a decision Thursday.
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But today the Supreme Court ruled unanimously to not rule on the merits of either side's argument.
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There is no date set for when the judge will rule on Manning's motion to reconsider sanctions.
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U.S. Judge Laura Taylor Swain, who is overseeing the bankruptcy, has yet to rule on those requests.
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South Africa's Competition Appeals Court will on Friday rule on a union request to block the deal.
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Anthem and Cigna are still waiting for a judge to rule on whether their merger can proceed.
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The pair's deadlock is being blamed for the stalling of a multi-agency rule on executive compensation.
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The Conseil d'Etat is expected to rule on the Villeneuve-Lobet ban on Friday at 3 p.m.
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The FCC has yet to rule on zero rating Nonetheless, zero rating has proved to be Internet.
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The Supreme Court put the rule on hold in 2016 after 27 states and other stakeholders sued.
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Before dismissing court, Kelly said he would rule on the temporary restraining order Thursday at 3 p.m.
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A Manhattan judge could rule on another $7.7 billion in claims between June 24 and July 22.
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More to come: The appeals court didn't rule on the merits of the case, just the injunction.
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Top House Republicans are asking the Obama administration to rewrite a forthcoming rule on offshore oil drilling.
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A federal judge last month put the contentious rule on hold while a court challenge proceeds. 10.
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Buchwald said that she'll rule on the lawsuit soon if the parties involved don't reach a settlement.
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At the time, nobody was certain how Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Kennedy's replacement, would rule on partisan gerrymandering.
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Embracing the physician-heal-thyself philosophy, Dr. Browne imposed one rule on herself: No chocolate during Lent.
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Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler signed the rule on Tuesday at an event at the agency's headquarters.
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The judge said the order was discriminatory on religious grounds, though he didn't rule on its constitutionality.
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The Supreme Court is still set to rule on the constitutionality of the prior ban next month.
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The next formal step is for the constitutional council to formally rule on Bouteflika's fitness for office.
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Until that point, the court was only asked to rule on how these SEC judges were appointed.
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They also rule on motions to intervene in lower court proceedings, most consequentially related to scheduled executions.
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The Supreme Court likely would not rule on the Obamacare case until next year at the earliest.
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And as Politico notes, the high court could rule on matters related to the special counsel's probe.
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Again the answer was no, and she clearly explained to him her rule on work and dating.
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Ultimately, the administration dropped the tariff before the World Trade Organization was forced to rule on it.
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After Mr. Rajoy imposed direct rule on Catalonia, the region's former leader, Carles Puigdemont, arrived in Brussels.
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A federal judge is likely to rule on a petition to postpone immediate deportation of reunited families.
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Industry lobbying paid off when the Senate overturned a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule on Tuesday night.
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Ross has a rule on his teams: if you miss an uncontested layup during practice, go home.
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But before a judge could rule on whether his continued detention was lawful, Mauritania took him in.
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The series spent seasons on a queen's disastrous attempt to impose benevolent rule on a foreign land.
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On Wednesday, the judge will rule on a motion by defense lawyers for dismissal of the case.
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The Spanish Senate is expected to approve emergency measures today to impose Madrid's direct rule on Catalonia.
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A property owner can apply for specific exceptions to this rule on a case-by-case basis.
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But depending on how the courts rule on the matter, it might get swept under the rug.
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The tribunal may rule on Mr Vizcarra's actions, but is likely to take at least three months.
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Under the Senate rules, he could be asked to rule on the relevance and materiality of evidence.
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Ellis appears set to rule on these final requests Tuesday when court reconvenes at 9:30 a.m.
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The tribe has asked Boasberg to rule on the validity of the project based on those arguments.
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Last week, the administration released the finalized methane and waste prevention rule on federal and tribal lands.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is expected to rule on a lawsuit challenging the policy soon.
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It was not clear when the judge would rule on Vivendi's request to suspend the MFE operation.
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On Tuesday, Sessions used that authority to refer himself more cases so he could rule on them.
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Burke didn't rule on the new bail request on Friday, though he arranged another hearing for Wednesday.
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The judge has yet to rule on how much money Shkreli should forfeit to the federal government.
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After considering public comments about the proposal, the department finalized and published the rule on December 26.
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A court is set to rule on Thursday on whether the 2016 nationalization of PrivatBank was illegal.
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A bankruptcy court was due to rule on other offers for Aigle Azur later in the day.
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MORE and now Trump asked for delays in order to promulgate a new rule on the mandate.
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A court is set to rule on Thursday on whether the 2016 nationalization of PrivatBank was illegal.
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She added that Democrats, Republicans, and businesses had posted concerns about the rule on the CFPB website.
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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson held arguments on the case last week and could rule on it soon.
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A Czech court will rule on his extradition but Justice Minister Robert Pelikan has the final say.
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AIBA, he said, has asked an arbitrator in Switzerland to rule on the validity of that agreement.
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But now, it will be forced to rule on a highly contentious, partisan dispute between the branches.
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On March 2, they will rule on an abortion case for the first time in 20 years.
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Federal courts, however, typically won't rule on issues that could have been reviewed at the state level.
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But the possibility that the courts might rule on the eligibility of a presidential candidate to serve remains.
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A judge may rule on the case next spring, and the outcome could decide who inherits Kasem's fortune.
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The court is expected to rule on the case within a year and issue binding orders to Venezuela.
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Last term, the court had an opportunity to set a rule on partisanship in districting in Gill v.
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This spring, the FDA took the first step toward implementing a new rule on flavors in tobacco products.
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The court has yet to rule on that request, and may not anytime soon, according to legal experts.
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Jackson has yet to rule on a motion by Manafort to suppress certain evidence seized in his home.
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The Madrid government had banned the referendum and imposed direct rule on the northeastern region for a period.
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Now the Supreme Court must decide not just how to rule on DACA, but what question to answer.
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And immigration courts just don't have the ability to rule on the case's constitutional issues, Ramirez's lawyers argue.
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The eight-member Supreme Court is expected to rule on the case sometime by the end of June.
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Back in Madrid, Article 270 was triggered and Spain imposed direct rule on the region the next day.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which has sued to kill the rule, on Wednesday praised the proposed delay.
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Nigeria is due to celebrate the anniversary of the country's independence from British colonial rule on Oct. 1.
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Spain imposed direct rule on Catalonia, hours after the region's parliament had approved a unilateral declaration of independence.
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The Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether the question is constitutional by the end of June.
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Both threaten to impose direct rule on Catalonia and denounce the referendum in 2017 as an attempted coup.
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Who we're watching: Judge Thad Balkman, who will rule on the case after hearing 8 weeks of arguments.
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The WTO is expected to rule on the EU's case against Boeing early next year, according to Reuters.
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Next Monday, that same court is expected to rule on the final procedural appeals by Lula's legal team.
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It has only been used once to invalidate a fairly minor OSHA rule on workplace ergonomics in 2001.
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There's no hard and fast rule on how long is too long to wait before getting medical care.
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He added that suggesting how he would rule on cases he would possibly face could compromise his independence.
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If confirmed to the Supreme Court, Judge Gorsuch will rule on another campaign finance case challenging base limits.
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The Commerce Commission is due to rule on the proposed NZ$1.3 billion ($933 million) takeover on Feb.
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Rajoy imposed Madrid's direct rule on Catalonia after nationalists organized an independence referendum deemed illegal by Spanish courts.
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Without testimony from Ross himself, Furman didn't rule on whether Ross was motivated by "animus" in his decisionmaking.
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"My rule on covering the Vatican is to take religion out of the story whenever possible," Pullella says.
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The SEC's rule, on the other hand, is focused on higher customer protection and preserving retail investor choice.
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The lawyer representing New York state urged Nichols to rule on the jurisdictional arguments on an expedited schedule.
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Monarchies have done better, but they still cannot claim the right to rule on the basis of inheritance.
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Trump signed an executive order reinstating the gag rule on his fourth day in office in January 2017.
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In response to David's criticism of the proposed HHS rule on foster families, the department previously directed Hill.
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Story at a glance In October, the Supreme Court declined to rule on a case about Domino's Pizza.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) adopted a new rule on Friday aimed at keeping outsider candidates like Sen.
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Unfortunately, the recent regulatory freeze has put this rule on hold, which may have devastating consequences for horses.
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The administration has also asked the Supreme Court to immediately intervene before lower courts rule on the ban.
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Trump signed a resolution last November that repealed the bureau's rule on forced arbitration, issued in July 2017.
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The PUCT is required by law to rule on Berkshire's bid within six months of receiving an application.
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A federal appeals court put the water rule on hold in October while legal challenges to it progress.
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A proposed rule on the cyber security of nuclear facilities is expected to follow in the coming months.
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Democrats argued that "judicial economy" would therefore be served by having the same judge rule on both cases.
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A Richmond, Va.-based appeals court must rule on the ban before the Supreme Court revisits the matter.
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Earthjustice argues the EPA's rule on conflicts of interest violates ethics rules and the procedure for changing them.
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He is then expected to rule on whether any Trump administration officials should face sanctions over the allegations.
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The Commerce Commission is due to rule on the proposed NZ$1.3 billion ($934.44 million) takeover on Feb.
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Halliburton renewed talks with Summit this year after Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service failed to rule on the application.
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The judge did not rule on the request Tuesday, instead setting deadlines for further filings, the AP reported.
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The intention of the U.S. Department of Education's "final rule" on regulations for teacher preparation programs is honorable.
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A federal court put enforcement of the Clean Water Rule on hold last year while it is litigated.
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NHTSA has not declared the GM petition complete, a step necessary before it can rule on the merits.
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The proposal, known as the Proposed Rule on Grid Reliability and Resilience Pricing , was immediately controversial when the .
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The administration had argued there should be no trial until the justices rule on a fight over evidence.
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On Monday, the country's Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether to nullify the re-do election.
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The Supreme Court will finally rule on DACA; Trump and Putin joke about Russia meddling in US elections.
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What's next: The Supreme Court is expected to rule on the legality of the citizenship question within weeks.
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She only had to rule on whether "a preponderance of the evidence" suggested Manafort lied — a lighter standard.
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No one is quite sure how the N.F.L.'s new rule on helmet hits will affect the season.
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The justices will also rule on whether providers should even be allowed to sue on their patients' behalf.
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The court may also rule on whether there were any quid-pro-quo dealings between Park and Lee.
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It even pulled a subpoena for an impeachment witness rather than have the court rule on its merits.
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The Supreme Court may take up the case, and potentially rule on the constitutionality of the internal system.
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It started three years ago, when he imposed his disgraceful global gag rule on American global health assistance.
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The Commerce Commission is due to rule on the proposed NZ$1.3 billion ($938 million) takeover on Feb.
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With that in mind, there's no appetite to wait for the courts to rule on the disputed witnesses.
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The full court must rule on April 20 whether to uphold the injunction issued by Justice Gilmar Mendes.
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It is not clear whether Colonel Pohl would rule on the motion before Ms. Haspel's hearing on Wednesday.
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It, however, did not rule on deploying women in combat roles, saying a competent authority needed to decide.
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A forthcoming rule on water pollution "neglects established science" by "failing to acknowledge watershed systems," the scientists said.
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We don't have any style rule on this, and we're not using the term in any official sense.
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The judge has been asked by the companies to rule on Amazon&aposs newest filing by February 11.
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" PETER DIXON, CHIEF UK ECONOMIST AT COMMERZBANK: "It's unprecedented that the courts rule on parliamentary proceedings this way.
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The judge isn't expected to rule on the effort to unseal the search warrant material before early November.
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And he refused to say how he would rule on abortion, gun rights or Mr. Trump's travel ban.
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The changes would be a shift from the current enforcement model, in which courts rule on individual cases.
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A federal judge is expected to rule on a motion to block the executive order by late January.
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Nakasone also broke an unwritten rule on limiting the annual defense budget to 1% of gross national product.
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Still, it is difficult to predict when and how the Constitutional Court will rule on Ms. Park's fate.
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The court did not initially rule on the first motion because the Attorney General's office amended the complaint.
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Now the NFL will put the anthem rule on hold after a fresh round of criticism this week.
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Obviously, one can't predict with absolute precision how a circuit court judge will rule on the Supreme Court.
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After months of delays and much anticipation, the Federal Aviation Administration finally released its final rule on small drones.
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A hearing in which a judge will rule on the request for the injunction is scheduled for May 3.
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Oil payment disclosure The SEC adopted the Disclosure of Payments by Resource Extraction Issuers rule on July 227, 20163.
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During the hearing, Democrats also tried to make him declare how he might rule on one case or another.
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Investigating judges will now rule on whether to take the case to trial, the source said late on Tuesday.
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After imposing direct rule on Catalonia in response to the independence declaration, the then conservative government called regional elections.
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They did this in April in anticipation of the FDA's finalization of its long-awaited rule on this issue.
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In the Indian state of Assam, a trumped-up rule on citizenship singles out Muslims for detention and deportation.
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Massad has said recently he hopes the CFTC will adopt a rule on capital requirements for swaps dealers soon.
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Judge Ye Lwin adjourned the proceedings until April 11, when he is expected to rule on the dismissal motion.
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Parliamentary leaders and government lawyers say the House of Representatives is the only entity allowed to rule on sovereignty.
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The court will not rule on whether the ban is constitutional, but whether it will remain suspended for now.
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The Supreme Court is also set to rule on appeals court decisions in the cases against Park and Choi.
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Gee, the abortion case the Supreme Court will rule on in the next year, would target third-party standing.
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Senators opposed to re-election on Monday asked the Supreme Court to rule on the legality of the vote.
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The court will also rule on whether to allow another referendum - this time on Renzi's labor reform - in January.
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He fled to Belgium in October after Madrid imposed direct rule on the region after his administration declared independence.
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Insurers and investors have been expecting the administration to issue final rule on the PBM rebate proposal this week.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to reps for 50 and Ja Rule on Friday about this latest flare-up.
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Macedonia's former prime minister, Nikola Gruevski, built his nine-year rule on nationalism and a rejection of Greek demands.
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Its courts hesitate to rule on issues generally regarded as the preserve of the legislature or the executive branch.
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And Greece lacks specialised courts: a judge can rule on a divorce one day and a foreclosure the next.
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It prefers local courts to rule on them, with the European Court of Justice (ECJ) as the last resort.
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Without testimony from Ross himself, Furman didn't rule on whether Ross was motivated by "animus" in his decision-making.
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The court will also rule on whether to allow another referendum - this time on Renzi's labour reform - in January.
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In a carefully crafted compromise, they kept the filibuster rule on the books for Supreme Court nominations and legislation.
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This Court will rule on the constitutionality of gerrymandering, voter ID laws, union dues, campaign finance, Obamacare, and more.
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They are the legal right of all UK workers, and that's what we're asking the courts to rule on.
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Libjo Mining Corp - non-compliance with rule on appropriate slope and height of benches and the Clean Air Act.
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Planned Parenthood said the stipulation amounted to a "gag rule" on physicians and refused to comply with the changes.
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He suggested focusing the rule on firms with major investment practices while reducing the compliance burden for smaller banks.
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The Obama administration finalized the rule on December 19 and it was set to take effect on January 19.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Constitutional Court will rule on President Park Geun-hye's impeachment on Friday at 11 a.m.
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Belizean judges have yet to rule on a case they heard in 2013 seeking to overturn anti-gay laws.
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Whitford was surely a huge disappointment to many who were hoping the court might finally rule on partisan gerrymandering.
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Noreika started the process of reviewing the "Volcker rule" on proprietary trading for changes, which Otting will likely continue.
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Myanmar has said it "absolutely rejects" that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has jurisdiction to rule on its actions.
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Now, the possibility of NFL owners imposing a rule on players shows just how hypocritical the league is being.
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However, the WTO has yet to rule on this case which could happen in the first half of 2020.
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But the EPA is under a court order to publish a final rule on the subject by December 2017.
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It was not clear whether the court will rule on Hickey's petition in the timeframe suggested by his attorneys.
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Moreover, the various courts involved need not agree with one another about how they eventually rule on the solution.
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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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The Supreme Court put the rule on hold in February while it works its way through the court system.
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It will also rule on whether China has caused environmental damage in constructing an artificial island at Mischief Reef.
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Australia's competition watchdog is due to rule on the Tabcorp offer in mid-June, unless the timetable is extended.
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Judge Peter McClellan said he would rule on that, and on Pell's requests to testify via videolink, on Monday.
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Because of the normal progression of appeals, the justices are unlikely to rule on the current case before 22017.
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Last Friday, Rajoy imposed direct rule on the region, sacking the local government and calling fresh elections for December.
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The rule on reporting gun thefts, which was also part of Obama's announcement, goes into effect in 30 days.
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Legal analysts say it will take up to 18 months for the General Court to rule on the matter.
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It would still allow federal preemption of operational laws, unless the FAA hasn't issued a rule on the issue.
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The rule on startup, shutdown and malfunction exemptions applies specifically to 36 states that allow such increases in emissions.
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However the paper said such a panel would not have the power to rule on interpretations of EU law.
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The Islamic Republic of Iran has imposed tyrannical and oppressive rule on a great people for far too long.
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Maybe. Is everyone secretly (or not-so-secretly) happy that Kanye West still doesn't rule on one social network?
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The court dismissed Guha's petition in five minutes, saying they were not the competent authority to rule on it.
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The higher court, Berlin's regional court, will rule on the matter shortly, the statement said, without being more specific.
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Whether or not Hernandez is entitled to Constitutional protections is in limbo until the Supremes rule on the case.
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And then, of course, there are all the de-hancers and enhancers that a disability office can't rule on.
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More legal arguments are planned for this month, but the proposed rule on youth coverage could satisfy the court.
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That comment raised eyebrows at the White House, where officials said Obama had yet to rule on the issue.
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The Spanish government then responded Catalonia's independence declaration by imposing direct rule on Catalonia and dissolving its regional government.
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The case would then go to the Senate, whose 23 members would rule on the merits of the complaint.
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But the Justices have had trouble establishing an objective measure to rule on the fairness of a political map.
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Dan Flynn (R), one of the architects of the Texas anti-abortion law that the justices will rule on.
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As a result, neither opinion is a clear predictor for how he would rule on future health care cases.
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Some disability rights groups also argued against the rule on the basis that it perpetuated stigmas about mental illness.
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Still, there's still some drama over how Ellis will rule on the similar motion Manafort's team filed in Virginia.
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The Obama administration prodded colleges to immediately take "interim measures" against accused students, and speedily rule on their guilt.
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But before that can happen, the judge must rule on a few more elements of the case, he said.
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The European Commission is set to rule on suspending the slot system affecting airlines serving the continent's busiest airports.
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Nakasone also broke an unwritten rule on limiting the annual defense budget to 1 percent of gross national product.
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But it has not managed to do so since Britain returned it to Chinese rule on July 1, 1997.
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He might be reluctant to rule on challenging a decision he made as the presiding officer in the Senate.
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Now, as the judge prepared to rule on what documents would be disclosed, the Justice Department was digging in.
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A spokeswoman for the department said that it had not intended to roll out the proposed rule on Mrs.
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Boasberg vowed to rule on the tribe's religious challenge to Dakota Access before oil begins pumping through the pipeline.
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They have asked Boasberg to rule on the legality of the process that approved the pipeline project last year.
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She also must rule on the $112 million payment that the N.F.L. has agreed to pay the plaintiffs' lawyers.
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The (expired) constitutional court may rule on the legality of congress's dissolution, perhaps after a new one is elected.
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Since the stay, many have reaffirmed that they won't be writing compliance plans until courts rule on the matter.
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The court has yet to rule on his motion or a motion from Hudson resisting a trial by combat.
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Since the revolution, Tunisia has yet to set up a constitutional court that could rule on such unprecedented matters.
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Indeed, the EPA has proposed a rule on methane emissions and is currently considering the comments that it received.
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That could have ended the legal dispute, but both sides argued that the court should still rule on it.
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The National People's Congress said Hong Kong courts had no power to rule on the constitutionality of city legislation.
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But on occasion, they also rule on more enigmatic points of Jewish law, such as claims of ruinous competition.
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But we don't need to wait for the high court to rule on sex offender registries before taking action.
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Madrid has said it will impose direct rule on the region, which accounts for a fifth of Spain's economy.
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It published the rule on July 10 and only afterward provided the data and analysis for the OCC's review.
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Fifteen House Republicans, many of whom won't be in Congress next year, didn't vote on the rule on Thursday.
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And that trend continued last week, when the justices declined to rule on the merits in the Gill v.
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It is unknown when Judge Brimmer will rule on the current lawsuit, but it may not end the controversy.
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Separately, antitrust regulators in the European Union said Tuesday they expect to rule on the deal by Feb. 29.
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Political conflict and bloodshed over the question of British rule on the island of Ireland has existed for centuries.
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MYANMAR-ROHINGYA/WORLD COURT-FILE (PIX) (TV) World Court to rule on request for emergency measures in Myanmar genocide case The International Court of Justice, the U.N.'s highest legal body for disputes between states, will rule on January 1483 on a request by Gambia for emergency measures in its case against Myanmar.
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Judge Furman is expected to rule on the motions in the coming days, or call for a hearing on them.
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Earlier on Thursday Romania's constitutional court said it would not rule on the decree as it had now been ditched.
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CRA is the Congressional Review Act, under which authority Congress rolled back the Broadband Privacy Rule on extremely short notice.
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The court is also due to rule on a case on affirmative action in college admission policies in Fisher v.
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If it passes, it would then be referred to a committee which would rule on whether contempt had taken place.
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On Thursday, the judge will hear arguments about the definition, but does not have to rule on the classifications yet.
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Becerra has already filed lawsuits against the Trump administration on other health care issues, including the "gag rule" on abortion.
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If Musk and the agency fail to resolve the dispute, the judge said she would rule on the contempt request.
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Turning to originalism and the Supremacy Clause, Thomas took issue with the effect of the exclusionary rule on the case.
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A Serbian court has yet to rule on Bulgaria's almost three-year long request to extradite Vassilev to stand trial.
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The Constitutional Court did not say when it would rule on Nussdorfer's request, but its procedures usually take several months.
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As the name suggests, they're meant to authoritatively lay out the way that judges typically rule on a particular issue.
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Nissan: Japan's top court is set to rule on whether Carlos Ghosn's defense lawyers can have access to prosecutors' files.
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US District Court Judge Indira Talwani ordered an evidentiary hearing to rule on the preliminary injunction motion for October 15.
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Many evangelicals and supporters of the vice president were quick to defend his adherence to the rule on social media.
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Facebook was granted leave to appeal — and Ireland's Supreme Court is expected to rule on that appeal early next month.
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Former British colony Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule on July 1, 1997 under a "one country, two systems" framework.
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The administration let Mr Obama's proposed rule on overtime pay die in court and delayed new regulations governing retirement advice.
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The Federal Trade Commission in the U.S. and regulators in some other countries have yet to rule on the deal.
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While some stars might impose a "no phones" rule on such an occasion, the Scotts are taking the opposite approach.
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One European official says the ECJ is clearly preparing the ground to rule on the independence of national judiciaries elsewhere.
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Censky said at the conference that he blamed the potential for a delay to the E15 rule on the shutdown.
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What we're watching: Whether PhRMA, other drug companies and broadcasters file a lawsuit against the rule on First Amendment grounds.
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Summer 2015 involved a jury trial to determine if the judge could even rule on what was best for Bosley.
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There's always the possibility that the Court might be asked to rule on an emergency motion coming from those cases.
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US District Judge Sam Sparks, appointed under Republican President George H.W. Bush, didn't rule on the legality of the measure.
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Laugh, smile, smirk, snicker ... whatever it was, Judge Brinkley did not immediately rule on Meek's motion for a new trial.
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Puigdemont fled Spain in 2017 after Madrid imposed direct rule on the wealthy northeastern region which had unilaterally declared independence.
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The Iowa ethics board didn't rule on McCoy McDeid's request until July, long after she'd lost her June 5 primary.
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If there is a no-tolerance rule on head hits, players like Tom Wilson will have to change their game.
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He said he would rule on restitution and other issues after a series of hearings in the next few weeks.
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While McFadden didn't rule on the merits of the case, he said the administration's changes still align with federal law.
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It's one of several voting disputes the high court is expected to rule on in the coming weeks (The Hill).
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Judge Kavanaugh 's judicial opinions, speeches, and writing raise grave concerns about how he will rule on reproductive rights cases.
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Though a federal court has already put the rule on hold, Republicans say ending it legislatively is important as well.
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It also asked the court to rule on several other actions by China, such as large-scale constructions on reefs.
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He previously questioned whether a judge of Mexican heritage could fairly rule on a case involving Trump's proposed border wall.
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The Department of Agriculture released a statement outlining the final rule on nutritional changes to be released later this month.
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He was coming under increasing pressure from his conservative flank to vow not to break the Hastert rule on immigration.
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The AARP said in a letter to members of Congress last week it supports keeping the rule on the books.
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A judge refused to stop the law from taking effect in August, but has yet to rule on the case.
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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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He left no will, and a court in Minnesota has yet to rule on how his estate will be divided.
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A panel of three judges will rule on the appeal -- Judith W. Rogers, Robert L. Wilkins and David B. Sentelle.
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Other centrist Republican lawmakers and aides confirmed there have been discussions about taking down the rule on a Goodlatte bill.
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There are two risks if the WTO were to be forced to rule on whether his security concerns are legitimate.
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The land ministry is "studying thoroughly" legal issues related to China's 70-year lease rule on residential land, he added.
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If Judge Pym should rule on the case, an appeal is likely from Apple or the Justice Department — or both.
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Wade, one that would have allowed them to rule on states' rights to withhold Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood clinics.
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The court itself still has to rule on the case and would normally do so in two to four months.
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Any of these cases would provide a newly minted Justice Kavanaugh with the opportunity to rule on Roe v. Wade.
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What to watch: The justices would have to first determine whether they have the jurisdiction to rule on the case.
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On March 13 a court will rule on a request by Shell and Italy's Eni to lift the temporary seizure.
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Universities must now have a "clear and convincing standard" of evidence in order to rule on campus sexual assault cases.
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He did not explain his reasoning then or indicate Tuesday when he might rule on the question for the retrial.
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It is expected to rule on the U.S. sanctions request over the summer, although the date could slip to September.
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FirstPort has asked a court to rule on responsibility for the cost, and a hearing has been set for Feb.
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James Pohl, said Monday that he would not rule on these restrictions until he's heard more discussion later this week.
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The Supreme Court was about to rule on a law permitting the extradition of drug suspects to the United States.
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But the order did not rule on the department's ability to issue partial relief, only that its methodology was illegal.
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Somehow it is perfectly fine to suggest that Trump judicial appointees rule on the basis of politics instead of principle.
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This spring Attorney General Jeff Sessions told immigration judges that they must rule on at least 700 cases a year.
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He fled to Belgium in October after Madrid imposed direct rule on the region after his separatist administration declared independence.
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And the current rule on the ATP Tour does indeed restrict the impact a coach can have on a match.
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United States District Judge Amos Mazzant said he would rule on Elliott's request for a temporary restraining order by Friday.
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Both sides petitioned the court to rule on that question, but Justice Kennedy could not bring himself to decide it.
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The Obama administration appealed that decision, but the court did not rule on the issue before Trump was sworn in.
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Yet the judge's order does not rule on accusations that Mr. Jiampietro sought out or intentionally misused any confidential documents.
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That petition must first be considered by the Supreme Court, which will rule on whether to send it to Congress.
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Planned Parenthood Great Plains is asking the Supreme Court to rule on a 85033 Arkansas law that restricts some abortions.
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Judge Brody still must rule on the status of more than 100 former players who opted out of the settlement.
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Several months later, after a process marred by procedural errors, five different panelists convened to rule on the matter again.
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Justice Wiley said he would rule on the motion on April 4, after the defense and prosecution had filed papers.
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The government has 60 days to respond, and could argue that the court lacks jurisdiction to rule on such matters.
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The Senate voted to strike down the rule on March 23, but the House has yet to take it up.
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The American Cleaning Institute, which represents the cleaning products industry, released a statement in response to the rule on Thursday.
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" He also said: "I would have no choice but to take it up, based on a Senate rule on impeachment.
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Photography: $1,217We didn&apost follow the "don&apost say wedding" rule on this one — we definitely wanted a wedding photographer!
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"No one should implement a gag rule on Americans speaking out for freedom," Schumer said in a tweeted statement Monday.
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The Environmental Protection Agency proposed an overhaul of a decades-old rule on testing for lead contamination in drinking water.
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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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The court ultimately declined to rule on that issue, but Francisco's insistence on bringing it up is telling, Kinkopf said.
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The court said it would rule on the request as soon as possible, but did not set a specific date.
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L) fixed-line infrastructure arm Openreach is completed — findings are due on Thursday — and European regulators rule on Hutchison's (0001.
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Jackson did not say when she might rule on the civil case, which the Justice Department is seeking to dismiss.
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A strict rule on the collection of absentee ballots in Arizona is being challenged as a form of voter suppression.
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That is already obvious, and it would be declared conclusively if the federal courts eventually had to rule on DACA.
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Battle lines: Big international companies like Royal Dutch Shell want a less restrictive methane rule on the books, industry sources say.
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He wrote that he was the first federal judge to rule on the issue of ride-hailing apps and labor classification.
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The original case that put the physical presence rule on the books related to the rights of mail-order catalog retailers.
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How will the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rule on one of the most continuous issues of a polarizing White House?
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The one concern about him is he did vote kind of the way Justice Roberts did rule on the Obamacare case.
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The car manufacturer doesn't want to rule on the tiny startup, that's why Cruise remains an independent division within General Motors.
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Sagar denied the charge and the court ordered she be held until Monday when it will rule on a bail application.
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But the judge told him he needed a legal motion to rule on and said he would appoint him a lawyer.
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Baylson in Wednesday's ruling said he was the first judge to rule on the classification of Uber drivers under federal law.
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The panel has yet to rule on the central item in its investigation: whether the mayor's nonprofit violated the lobbying law.
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Trump began citing the water rule on the campaign trail as an example of EPA overreach, earning cheers from rural audiences.
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The judge will now have to rule on requests filed by American University students seeking to get the subpoena tossed out.
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Facebook's hard-and-fast rule on political speech doesn't seem so hard-and-fast, considering it's already making exceptions to it.
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The Food and Drug Administration is expected to rule on whether Probuphine can go on sale by the end of May.
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The catch, according to the BBC, is that companies are expected to comply with the email rule on a voluntary basis.
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The WTO is expected to rule on the U.S. sanctions request over the summer, though the date could slip to September.
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The government said it would adhere to the ruling, but questioned whether the court was allowed to rule on its policies.
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So if you'll have some rule on, you know, what– And take a completely different example and our nudity policies. Right.
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The government has said it will now appeal to the Supreme Court, which will rule on the case in early December.
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Yanukovich's lawyer said the former president would also appeal against the extension, which the court is also expected to rule on.
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The agency will issue a proposed rule on Monday, which, if approved, would remove these devices from the marketplace completely. [FDA]
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On the eve of Wednesday's draft, the AFL said a subcommittee set up to rule on Mouncey had rejected her nomination.
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The EPA and Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released what's known as a "proposed rule" on Thursday.
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My first visit was in 1981, when it was still under Soviet rule, on a college trip led by Derek Parfit.
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What's next: The Supreme Court didn't rule on the actual monopoly question — so that may play out in the lower courts.
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The court is poised to rule on cases this term that are the "building blocks" of the progressive movement, she said.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused to reinstate the original ban but did not rule on the discrimination claim.
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The EPA is still expected to rule on current applications before the March 31 compliance deadline for the 2018 calendar year.
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The Supreme Court — which already has a docket bursting with consequential issues — will likely rule on the case by early summer.
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The appellate court hearing the appeal is likely to try to rule on the case by next February, legal experts said.
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The question is how the Trump Antitrust Division of the Justice Department and Federal Communications Commission will rule on such consolidations.
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Instead we should demand honest public messaging, and continue to fight for a rule on lead that will protect us all.
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Islamic State took over Sirte last year, enforcing its ultra-hardline rule on the city and basing many foreign fighters there.
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But some of the court's conservative-leaning justices seemed wary of foisting the six-month bond rule on the entire country.
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Separately, a Canadian judge is poised to rule on a dispute over a C$770 million contract with Toronto's Metrolinx system.
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Ellis said he will wait until noon on Friday to rule on the request, but said he will probably grant it.
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To them, the Clean Air Act obligates the EPA to write a stronger rule, on par with the Clean Power Plan.
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In mid-2014, Treasury's anti-money laundering unit, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), issued a proposed rule on beneficial ownership.
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The International Trade Commission, which investigates trade disputes, is set to rule on the issue by March 21, according to Reuters.
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Though a federal court has already put the rule on hold, Republicans said say ending it legislatively is important as well.
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He also said the bureau would open for reconsideration its November 85033 rule on payday loans meant to curb cyclical debt.
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He insisted that he does not know how he would rule on the Chevron Doctrine if confirmed to the Supreme Court.
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Islamic banks have traditionally established their own internal sharia boards, employing scholars to rule on whether their products are religiously permissible.
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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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Spain reacted by imposing direct rule on the wealthy northeast region, sacking its government and calling fresh elections for December 21.
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But the Canadian judge who will rule on Meng's bail seemed to cast doubt Monday on the arrangements pitched by Martin.
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The Court is being asked to rule on whether the collection of the cell-phone company's records violated his constitutional rights.
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When Chan was born in 1954, Hong Kong was fast becoming a haven for Chinese escaping communist rule on the mainland.
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The judge said it was unlikely that she would rule on whether to block the merger by the end of December.
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The Department will rule on the anti-dumping tariffs and whether to declare China a non-market economy on Nov. 30.
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Critics say its arbitration panels to rule on disputes allow multinational companies to dictate public policy, such as on environmental standards.
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The president insists he's not asking prospective nominees about how they'd rule on a potential challenge to the landmark abortion case.
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Experts say the CA itself could suspend enforcement of the decree as it can rule on the legality of such measures.
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A judge must rule on the prosecutors' request, but in the meantime, the unfolding political drama has the country on tenterhooks.
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The U.S. Supreme Court announced in February it will rule on the legality of adding the citizenship question to the census.
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The case asked Supreme Court justices to rule on Roe, and in a 5-3 vote, they decided to uphold it.
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Using this system, the Supreme Court ends up accepting just 80 of roughly 10,000 requests a year to rule on cases.
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Former nationalist prime minister Nikola Gruevski built his almost decade-long rule on nationalism and had refused to meet Greek demands.
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Mulvaney's announcement comes a day after the CFPB announced a process to delay compliance with a 2017 rule on payday lending.
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The floor debate over the rule on Tuesday was something of a proxy for the broader fight over federal land policy.
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Perry also directed FERC to rule on the proposal on an expedited basis, citing concerns about the integrity of the grid.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's revised rule on arsenic contamination in drinking water has resulted in fewer lung, bladder and skin cancers.
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When two of those members' terms expire next year, the court will no longer be able to rule on any appeal.
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It would be unusual for the Supreme Court to rule on a substantial constitutional and statutory question in such a context.
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Days after the N.F.L. declined to change its rule on the national anthem, about two dozen players protested around the league.
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On Wednesday, a judge in New Delhi, India's capital, is scheduled to rule on whether Mr. Yousuf is entitled to bail.
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Louisville had implemented those punishments in 2016, after the scandal came to light but before the N.C.A.A. could rule on it.
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The document provides some insight into how U.S. Court of Federal Claims Judge Patricia Campbell-Smith might rule on the case.
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To see this, focus on the cases where justices rule on an opinion from a circuit court they previously served on.
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It's possible the Supreme Court, which did not rule on the merits of those lawsuits Monday, will review the issue again.
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Critics say that if implemented, the changes would make it impossible for the court to review and rule on new legislation.
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If new documents come up in the trial, Chief Justice John Roberts could have to rule on whether they are admissible.
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Under the rules, Roberts can either rule on evidentiary issues or put the question to a majority vote of the Senate.
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And one of Mr. Trump's first acts as president was to widely expand the so-called global gag rule on abortion.
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His fighters had shed considerable blood to wrest territory from the Islamic State and establish self-rule on its former lands.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A Zug court is set to rule on Friday whether the founding family of Swiss chemicals maker Sika SIK.
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When the FDA's final rule on e-cigarette oversight was released in May 2016, the flavor ban was no longer included.
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The Louisiana law is one of several momentous cases the high court is slated to rule on by the 2020 election.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's bid to impose direct rule on Catalonia and trigger early elections was a high-stakes gamble.
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Trial judge Azmi Ariffin set Thursday to rule on whether to acquit the women or ask them to enter their defence.
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Drain said he could not rule on the issue Thursday, but suggested that ESL would be forced to assume that debt.
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The judge has yet to rule on the motion to dismiss filed by prosecutors, but his approval is all but guaranteed.
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The Supreme Court said in July it will rule on Trump's DACA termination during their next term, which begins in October.
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These experts would rule on disputes that the existing joint commission in charge of monitoring bilateral ties could not settle amicably.
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The court did not rule on Mr. Spires's lawsuit, as the Air Force board resumed its review of Mr. Spires's application.
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The court's newest member frustrated Democrats during his confirmation hearings by refusing to say how he would rule on various issues.
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As the courts have started to rule on ag-gag laws, state legislatures have lost some of their enthusiasm for them.
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The codes applied to specific products are only public knowledge because their makers asked regulators to rule on their proper classification.
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Nor do they give a firm prediction of how he might rule on two important cases the Court could soon consider.
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They have won every round so far, prompting the Obama administration to ask the Supreme Court to rule on the issue.
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Y.), Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (Calif.), Nydia Velázquez (N.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), a former CBC chairwoman.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), offering a guarded welcome.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.), Rep.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.).
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (Wash.) and Sens.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.), Reps.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (Wash.) here.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (Wash.).
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.) entered the race closely behind. Rep.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), did so back in February.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE is making another run for House Democratic leadership.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.) tweeted after seeing the film.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.) said at the time.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.) and G.K. ButterfieldGeorge (G.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (Wash.) Sen.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) said.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.). Sen.
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The association is expected to rule on June 17 whether Russian athletes will be able to take part in this year's Olympics.
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Tony joked about the "two shits" rule on late night TV and said he was negotiating for three for the next season.
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And Lesley Gold, the founder of an analytics company, imposed a strict no-screen-time-during-the-week rule on her kids.
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If there&aposs no deal, it could ask a dispute panel to rule on the tariffs — which generally takes about 18 months.
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Gorsuch, who was trying not to indicate how he would rule on any cases involving the issue, avoided sharing his personal view.
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The companies filed the brief to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which is expected to rule on the ban in days.
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Well he&aposs now being derided as a total monster because of how he might rule on abortion, ObamaCare and gun rights.
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If they wanted to take the case to rule on by June, the thinking is, they would have taken it up already.
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He will act as a referee to rule on objections raised by Carman and determine whether he needs to answer the questions.
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"So it leaves things as they are until the (Supreme) court decides whether to study it or rule on it," Sanchez said.
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Ruling-party lawmakers openly flouted a rule on secret balloting, then assaulted an opposition MP who used her phone to film them.
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The advertising ethics jury, a body tied to ARPP and independent from the advertising industry, will rule on the complaints on Friday.
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Religious courts, which rule on divorce and child custody, discriminate against women and make it difficult for them to leave violent husbands.
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This story was updated after the Department of Health and Human Services officially released the text of the proposed rule on Tuesday.
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The Ninth Circuit is weighing a separate appeal to the ban, but has not indicated when they plan to rule on it.
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The European Commission is set to rule on a potential bloc-wide ban of Huawei gear in the coming weeks, per reports.
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The Virginia Democrat noted that OSHA has routinely included such provisions in other health standards, including a rule on toxic silica dust.
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But European Commission, which does not have the power to rule on its member states' national security practices, had demanded written guarantees.
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Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are slated to vote on a measure to repeal the resource extraction rule on Wednesday.
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Chapo's judge has yet to rule on the request to delay the trial, or on Balarezo's motion to suppress the FlexiSPY evidence.
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Any disputes can be taken to the Constitutional Court where a nine-judge panel will have 14 days to rule on them.
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This obviously gives one a very strong sense of how Gorsuch would rule on end-of-life cases brought before the Court.
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President Donald Trump's team, who released a draft rule on December 11th, apparently want to take water law back to the 1980s.
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On April 3rd, there will be a status hearing where Judge Buras will rule on whether or not to grant Vogeltanz's motion.
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She took the fateful step of asking the EU's supreme judicial body, the European Court of Justice, to rule on the matter.
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A recent Supreme Court ruling said federal courts can't rule on partisan gerrymandering maps, handing more power to state courts and legislatures.
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She passed the case to the ECJ for review, providing it with an opportunity to rule on the independence of Polish courts.
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But are prosecutors, defense counsel and judges equipped to understand this evidence, effectively challenge it or rule on its admissibility in court?
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The impasse has hit hopes of a quick recovery from the political turmoil that ended Bashir's three-decade rule on April 11.
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The constitutional court then will rule on their eligibility, raising the possibility that both Bemba and Katumbi could be barred from running.
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To lure tourists back, Sri Lanka is hosting international sporting events and has mothballed a rule on minimum rates for hotel stays.
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For now, the rule on methane stays in place, but the EPA says it could appeal the case to the Supreme Court.
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Timeline: The judge, Delaware Chancery Court's Sam Glasscock, is expected to rule on the arbitration issue by as early as this Wednesday.
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It imposed its ultra-hardline rule on residents, and extended its control along about 803 km (155 miles) of Libya's Mediterranean coastline.
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The CJEU is set to rule on whether Uber is a transportation company or — as Uber argues — merely an enabling tech platform.
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While there's a no-kill rule on campus, whatever happens outside class or beyond the sight of Headmaster Lin is fair game.
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A judge is expected to rule on the release of a blurred version of the footage before the end of the month.
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The FCC also voted last week to block a data security rule on the day before it would have gone into effect.
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Prosecutors are seeking for both suspects to be tried as adults, which a judge will rule on following court hearings in May.
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The one exception is a Washington Times opinion piece from 2015 in which he addresses an Obama administration rule on fair housing.
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The laws are already being challenged in court and it's a virtual certainty the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on its constitutionality.
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Following complaints by shareholders the reform has been called into question and Italy's highest court will rule on it in coming months.
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In his first visit to Barcelona since Madrid imposed direct rule on Catalonia and sacked its separatist leaders, Rajoy said the Dec.
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Seven judges are expected to rule on whether or not the campaign was legal and if it was financed with public funds.
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The CPSC issued the toddler bed safety standards in 2011, but published a direct final rule on Tuesday to update those regulations.
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U.S. JUDGE ORDERS SEC, MUSK TO CONFER OVER NEXT TWO WEEKS TO TRY TO SETTLE MATTER, DOESN'T RULE ON SEC CONTEMPT MOTION
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The EU executive must rule on whether Rome's plans for 2017 meet euro zone rules, however, before an Italian referendum on Dec.
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An EU Commission spokesman confirmed that it had received a notification from Vivendi and would rule on the matter by May 12.
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The Obama administration had rejected requests to add work requirements, but it did not rule on the Kentucky application before leaving office.
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Tensions also flared in the Oval Office last month while Trump signed a resolution to repeal the CFPB's rule on forced arbitration.
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The constitutional court, to which Kabila this month appointed two loyalists, would rule on their eligibility once they have submitted their candidacies.
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The regional parliament of Catalonia declared independence from Spain on Friday, just minutes before Madrid officially imposed direct rule on the region.
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In May the European Court of Justice upheld a rule on big warnings and Britain's High Court confirmed one for plain packaging.
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"The Supreme Court has yet to rule on the issue, so maybe there's a slight possibility the NRA could win," Winkler said.
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Last week, though, the Labor Department (DOL) asked a federal appeals court not to rule on the validity of the salary threshold.
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The lawsuit could push the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on whether existing laws forbid discrimination on the basis of gender identity.
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Kavanaugh authored the ruling that overturned the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule on hydrofluorocarbons (HFC), commonly found in air conditioners and refrigerators.
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The court has yet to rule on the injunction request and has not publicly stated when it will hand down a decision.
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The order allows agency heads to directly hire administrative law judges, the officials who rule on legal issues related to government regulations.
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While Judge Bolton accepted Trump's pardon of Arpaio as legitimate, she did not rule on his request to have his record expunged.
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Islamic State also enforced its ultra-hardline rule on Sirte's residents, prompting many who had not already left the city to flee.
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Planned Parenthood said Monday its affiliates cannot ethically comply with the changes, which it called a "gag rule" on health care providers.
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Howell, an Obama appointee, will ultimately need to rule on whether to satisfy Democrats' bid to designate the two cases as related.
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