I gave myself eating rules, exercise rules, rules, rules, rules.
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But rules — even rules you don't like — are rules.
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And now Jack has tweeted he's going to put up new rules and more new rules and rules of rules.
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Because we're playing with two sets of rules — their rules and our rules.
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The rules overturned include environmental regulations like the Interior Department's stream protection rule, internet regulations, financial rules, healthcare rules, education rules and gun restrictions.
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The rules overturned include environmental regulations such as the Interior Department's stream protection rule, internet regulations, financial rules, healthcare rules, education rules and gun restrictions.
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"First you learn the rules, then you break the rules, then you add rules," Sanni says.
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"Seems to me there are two rules: rules for them and rules for us," Dubelier said.
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These regulations include the FCC's program access rules, the FCC's program carriage rules, the FCC's Open Internet (aka net neutrality) rules and the FCC's just-adopted privacy rules.
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They didn't have a lot of rules, they had rules around it, but they didn't monitor the rules.
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There are some zombie rules, some vampire rules and some rules that are completely unique to Game of Thrones.
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"The rules are the rules, and they didn't follow the rules," Mr. Lhota said in an interview on Wednesday.
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It's also true that we need to distinguish good rules from bad rules and periodically re-examine old rules.
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We're going to have those laws broadened because we're playing with two sets of rules: their rules and our rules.
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Because electronic music has rules, and those rules are very different from the metal music rules in terms of composition.
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"No rules would be better than rules legalizing discrimination on the internet," Netflix wrote in a comment on the rules.
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"The Rules Don't Apply" – Rules Don't Apply BEST SCORE
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"The Rules Don't Apply" – Rules Don't Apply Best Score
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Break the rules — not the law, but the rules.
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First, the GOP Standing Committee on Rules will meet and approve a draft of the rules, expected to largely be the 2012 rules, that will go on to the Convention Rules Committee.
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These rules have no application to the "Standing Rules of the Convention" (Rules 220006-2202) that actually govern the 2628 convention.
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State party rules and state law don't trump national party rules Much of the confusion surrounding the Cleveland convention has to do with conflicting state rules and the primacy of national party rules.
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The new rules press conference rules are as follows: 1.
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The interpretation of the rules and clarity of the rules.
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Trump won by the rules — specifically, the electoral college rules.
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The FCC's new rules are really a lack of rules.
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The electoral rules aggregate the votes, and those rules matter.
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Trade needs rules and those rules need to be enforced.
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The ethics rules go beyond existing rules for federal workers.
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But rules are rules, and the math is the math.
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But rules are rules — unless, of course, they get changed.
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She's broken no rules except the rules of good taste.
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"The rules are basically there's no rules," Ms. Kelley said.
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But some rules are better than no rules, almost invariably.
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Floyd says he's still working with the promotion to decide on whether it will be boxing rules, kickboxing rules, MMA rules, etc.
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You can't set rules and not tell somebody what the rules are and then get pissed off when they break the rules.
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"He is making sure that the rules are the rules and that we follow the rules," Ryan told reporters after the meeting.
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" He explained, "the rules, the budget rules that everyone touts and are so arcane, they say the chair rules, and not the parliamentarian.
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You invent rules that don't really exist, but you believe these rules, and for your entire life you try to follow the rules.
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The little rules are just as important as the big rules.
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But rules are rules, and this one can't be ruled out.
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They say Comey deviated from the rules, deviated from the rules?
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It broke all the rules, but we felt comfortable breaking rules.
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If the rules say you can't do something, change the rules.
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Perhaps the most complicated rules are the rules about drafting contestants.
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Everything that's not expressly against the rules is within the rules.
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Rules are rules, I guess, at least some of the time.
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But in the end none of these rules are really rules.
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Saturn rules boundaries and rules, while Neptune dissolves everything it touches.
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Rules are rules, own goals exist, and fates can be twisted.
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We broke the rules because we didn't care about the rules.
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Those used to be the rules, but the rules have changed.
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He plays by different rules and is judged by different rules.
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We have rules and you will have to accept these rules.
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We will end up with Reid breaking the rules and changing the rules, McConnell breaking the rules and changing the rules, it'll just take one tough legislative issue coming up and somebody else will do it.
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In combination with other initiatives — Basel III, systemic risk rules, foreign bank operation rules, risk retention rules and new money market fund rules — it has made business financing more inefficient and, accordingly, economic growth more difficult.
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What it really means is that the US should make the rules to the extent that there are rules—and if we don't like the rules, we're going to operate in our interest against the rules.
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I named them the Serengeti Rules, but I could just as easily have named them the Lake Erie Rules, or the Monterey Bay Rules.
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The third section (rules 240-403) were the rules that solely dealt with the convention and are called the "standing rules" for the convention.
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It's union rules or antitrust rules or tax rules, I think you can use those to tilt the system a little bit toward fairness.
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Because the delegates themselves have complete control over convention rules, with only input from the party's Rules Committee, Priebus has cautioned that the Rules Committee refrain from any rules changes so that the party can remain neutral.
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If there were any rules, those rules have all been blown up.
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The rules adopted at the convention supersede rules of the state parties.
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Straightforward rules save people from decision fatigue, whereas complicated rules intensify it.
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But rules are rules, and this one can't be ruled out. Doomsday.
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Hey listen folks here&aposs the deal, new rules OK, new rules.
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This is an explosive combination—Mars rules war, and Pluto rules power.
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She has already endorsed Gorsuch, but the rules are still the rules.
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"Rules for magic out of the rules for Magic," as Kelman says.
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Comey satisfied bar rules or those rules did not apply to him.
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We don't have as many rules, but we do have some rules.
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" Graham further accused Facebook of "making the rules and changing the rules.
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It happened with methane rules, ozone rules, air pollution petitions and more.
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He is not using the rules, he is deliberately breaking the rules.
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But no one roots for a rules quagmire, not even rules officials.
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"Once you think you know the rules, the rules change," he said.
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There are no rules anymore except the rules you create for yourself.
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The rules -- Criminal trials have detailed rules regarding evidence, witnesses and arguments.
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"People played by the rules, but the rules now changed," Calacanis said.
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International trade is governed by rules — rules America helped put in place.
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He realized that the only rules were that there were no rules.
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And, the only rules in campaigning are that there are no rules.
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He said those 2012 rules don't necessarily carry over to 2016 -- when the delegates will elect a new rules committee to write its convention rules.
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The nuclear option is code for "breaking the rules to change the rules," so that only 51 votes are needed to change Senate rules instead.
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The department said the rules it's proposing to repeal fit into three categories: Rules interpreting tax-code sections that have been repealed, rules interpreting tax-code sections that have been significantly changed and rules that no longer apply.
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Out of the more than 10,000 rules the ACUS discovered, it found six major rules and another 37 significant rules that were missing reports, which seems to back up Dudley's claim that most of these are minor rules.
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The department said that the rules it's proposing to repeal fit into three categories: Rules interpreting tax-code sections that have been repealed, rules interpreting tax-code sections that have been significantly changed and rules that no longer apply.
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And Burgess Owens, obviously as a former player yourself, the rules of the game are the rules of the game, and the owner set the rules.
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Those impacts, the IRS contends, are the result of the underlying laws the rules will implement, not the rules themselves, so the rules don't require review.
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The rules subject internet service providers to tougher rules on storing and using consumer data and were passed under authority from the agency's net neutrality rules.
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One study examined people's propensity to break rules — in this case, driving rules.
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"No one told me about location rules, or lack of rules," she said.
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"You have to play by the rules, and the rules change," he said.
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So the rules are the rules for everyone, unless you're really, really important.
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Power operates by certain rules in this world, and those rules are immutable.
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Be warned: The seventh house rules marriage, but it also rules open enemies!
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Bourdain realized that those aren't just rules for music—they're rules for living.
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The rules are the rules, and the will of the people must prevail.
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These are rules for the sake of having rules, they tend to argue.
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This is nothing personal, just company rules, or even your own personal rules.
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The rules included the expanded transparency rules at issue in the House legislation.
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Parties make their own rules, and those rules vary from state to state.
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They played within the rules Snapchat made, but the rules need to change.
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There are no preset rules, only the rules that we decide to impose.
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This kind of sucks because Saturn rules obstacles—but Saturn also rules mastery!
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They want to set their own rules, or better yet, have no rules.
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But rules are rules, and once you're in the Château, you never leave.
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Those are the rules," and Gibbs then said, "So, those are the rules.
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Would the same rules apply to someone who broke so many tacit rules?
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And the rules set by Google are the rules we all abide by.
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Senate rules are just that — rules the Senate chooses to impose on itself.
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"Some people don't know the rules, because the rules have changed," said Rep.
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EASA rules are also more protective of its crew than the FAA's rules.
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"You can tell the rules, or you can sell the rules," he said.
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We follow a set of rules and we all live within those rules.
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It's about which rules are set for trade and which rules are enforced.
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We have similar rules in place at Code, or rules that we follow.
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It's a set of rules to protect investors, it's a set of rules to protect consumers, it's a set of rules to ensure a level playing field, among institutions, and it's a set of rules to provide-, to deliver financial stability.
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"Here's the irony of it: He changed the rules and we don't want to break the rules to change the rules unlike what he did," said Sen.
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Rules 240-2200 from the 22012 convention will be the set of rules the 2016 convention rules committee will look at to pass, modify or add to.
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"Chairman Priebus wants it to be up to the delegate Rules Committee, not the RNC Rules Committee, to decide the rules," he said to reporters in Florida.
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Cruz will say that rules are rules, and these rules were unanimously adopted by the Colorado Republican Party executive committee all the way back in August 2015.
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Pluto rules death (and rebirth), and Mars rules war and endings (and passion, too).
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Because under Robert's Rules of Order, Cruz would benefit from such a rules change.
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These rules will not change until the users figure out all of the rules.
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Rewrite the rules The ECB will certainly have to tweak its bond-buying rules.
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So, I set up a 10 rules for ghosts called Julie's Ghost House Rules.
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Rewrite the rules The ECB will certainly have to tweak its bond-buying rules.
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The rules are reminiscent of sci-fi legend Isaac Asimov's Three Rules Of Robotics.
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Maybe these are the rules, but to these rules every song is an exception.
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We're not playing by -- we are playing by rules, but they have no rules.
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Hardware rules, in my experience, tend to actually be yes-we-mean-it rules.
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The most important of all of Riri's beauty rules: there aren't any beauty rules.
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In dating there are rules, too, but the rules of Dungeons & Dragons are concrete.
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But until Congress changes the rules, its current rules should be enforced as written.
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Not rules that govern the sovereignty of another's body, not rules that dictate decorousness.
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The meta-gimmick of Extreme Rules is that each match has, well, extreme rules.
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The FAA finalized updated operational rules for U.S. commercial drone use rules in June.
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My neighbors are clearly in violation of building rules, but what about city rules?
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For now, Italians are following the rules, and the rules have radically transformed life.
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Strict regulations are giving way to easier new rules, or no rules at all.
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Canada's Liberal government announced new rules on Monday, tightening mortgage and foreign tax rules.
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Because the rules of the world that Hill lives in are the Queen's rules.
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" The rules adopted during this late-term regulatory spurt are commonly called "midnight rules.
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" Elizabeth Southerland, the former E.P.A. official, said, "Pruitt's repeal of rules, failure to enforce rules, and weakening of rules will result in him creating many new Superfund sites.
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Businesses seeking new rules considered critical for their markets will not only need to advocate for their favored rules, but will need to identify other rules to repeal.
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Mr. Trump's delegation objected to the term "rules-based international order" until negotiators compromised by expressing support for "a" rules-based order rather than "the" rules-based order.
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RULE #2900 -- NO NEW RULES: The Hill's Harper Neidig reports: A member of the RNC's rules committee is out with a proposed rules change that would stop the committee from making new rules changes that could steal the nomination from Donald Trump.
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Special visual flight rules blend the two: If you're passing through an area enforcing instrument rules, but are heading for an area under visual rules, you can ask to continue flying under visual rules, so long as you stay clear of clouds.
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Everyone on Twitter must follow the Twitter Rules, including our rules that prohibit hateful conduct, as well the rules that prohibit spammy behavior and automated mentions of other people.
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Those rules would address arbitration clauses in consumer credit contracts, payday loans, and debt collection, with the debt collection rules being the first federal rules ever for that industry.
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"Ministers have said these companies will have to comply with Indian rules, and Indian rules are pretty regressive," said Ms. Choudhary, whose group filed comments opposing the new rules.
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The rules are amended versions of rules that the administration first released in October 2017.
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Regulations can mean safety rules for food or cars, or privacy rules for data storage.
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We obeyed the rules set by the RNC and we can not change the rules.
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And if Europe continues to discuss only about technocrats, rules, technicians rules, Europe is finished.
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The rules are clear, but the president is refusing to comply with the established rules.
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THE SECOND OF THOSE RULES IS REALLY OUR REPORTING RULES ENHANCING THE REPORTING OF INFORMATION.
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Interpretive rules Unlike rules that are substantive, interpretive are much easier to amend or repeal.
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The Federal Register will publish nine final rules and five proposed rules in Wednesday's edition.
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Rules are rules and despite being a superstar, Cam should have to follow them, too.
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Give them the rules—almost any set of rules—and they will make things happen.
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The new rules, which would replace the Clean Power Plan, are rules in name only.
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What Rule 28500 provides is that temporary rules for this convention are Rules 6900-2628.
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"It would reinstate the process of changing our rules according to our rules," he said.
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Knowing the rules of a society—or a genre—doesn't imply ease with those rules.
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There are no rules at this hospital, basically: Rules are bureaucracy, and that is bad!
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The Federal Register will publish seven final rules and three proposed rules in Wednesday's edition.
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He talked about the rules, and the way the owners change the rules every year.
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Since they expect everyone to break the rules, you have to break the rules, too.
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The rules were rebuilt after the FCC's 2010 rules were struck down by the courts.
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The rules are have integrity because if you don't have integrity, rules won't protect you.
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"We cannot just have German export rules and French export rules and Spanish," he said.
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The rules are the rules, according to Margaret Mellott, a spokeswoman for Ford Motor Credit.
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Most school administrators cite policies and regulations as reason -- and rules are rules, after all.
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"Punk has no rules, but making your own rules is actually more punk," says José.
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"Now it's time to decide whether to adopt the U.S. rules or the Chinese rules."
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But in this case, the rules of the NDCA trump the rules of the university.
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So they review the rules — and explain the reasons for those rules — ahead of time.
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Both the prison and the gangs have rules, Jacob says, but the gangs' rules matter.
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There are various other Senate rules, as well as special rules governing the reconciliation process.
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And the rules of the law are a lot different than the rules of politics.
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The proposed rules would take effect as of the date that final rules are published.
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Saturn is all about rules—but you get to decide what the rules are, Gemini.
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There are no rules, so you have to make your own rules for the mountain.
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On Wednesday, HHS issued two final rules that are nearly identical to the interim rules.
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And that's to say nothing of the combo platter of U.S. regulatory issues even the simplest ETF faces: IRS diversification rules, SEC disclosure rules, exchange-listing requirements, FINRA communications rules.
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Similarly, while the SEC chair cannot adopt rules unilaterally, SEC rules give the chairman fairly broad latitude to take other actions, such as hiring or directing staff to review rules.
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It's the startling anger evoked by government rules intended to protect the public, even when those rules aren't especially onerous and the public interest case for the rules is overwhelming.
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On the other, a tyrant rules, justice is chained and her scales shattered and fear rules.
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The rules may not allow takeout slides, but the unwritten rules will continue to allow beanballs.
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Now, if the court rules that we were wronged ... Those are the rules of the game.
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In this view, the world isn't bound by rules—or at least, not by quantum rules.
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They didn't play by the rules in Dallas and they didn't play by the rules here.
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They didn't play by the rules in Dallas, and they didn't play by the rules here.
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In trade agreements, content rules or rules of origin are often used to determine import duties.
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Know the rules Roth IRAs are not technically gifts, so gift tax rules do not apply.
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Liberals may complain, but the rules are the rules, and both sides know what they are.
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It will take years, and the result won't be no rules but, at best, weakened rules.
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But it's also like the rules of men apply to us, and the rules of women.
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Game of Thrones rules the Emmys in large part because it rules the non-acting categories.
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Here's a reminder that the rules are the rules, no matter how nice your car is.
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The rules governing this world aren't the rules of the tabloids of New York City media.
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The establishment can't play by the disrupter's rules, because the rules are designed to destroy it.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Germany Wherever there are rules, those rules will be broken.
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"Any inconsistency in rules among countries creates a loophole that renders the rules ineffective," Yamaoka said.
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Under the Senate rules, ending debate on changing the rules actually requires a two-thirds vote.
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The House Rules Committee is expected to mark up the Midnight Rules Relief Act on Monday.
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I'm glad Ted Cruz is playing by the rules, and he's not complaining about the rules.
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Rules can vary by state, so parents may want to discuss their own rules as well.
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Any changes to the rules would have to be ratified by the GOP convention's Rules Committee.
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"As of now, the Rules Committee is simply examining what the rules are," the spokesperson said.
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LCH SwapClear can clear for U.S. participants under U.S. rules and E.U. participants under EU rules.
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There are rules, yes, but those rules come from the deep experience of those before us.
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Feds finalize new rules for prepaid cards: Financial regulators finalized new rules Wednesday for prepaid cards.
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At Stanford, students said they were continuing to sip, gulp and chug, rules or no rules.
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"When you define rules of suspension, you have to make rules of reinstatement, too," he said.
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In other words, if you can't win the game under the existing rules, change the rules.
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But the Swahili story plays out by other rules, which can easily read as no rules.
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"There are rules about eating in France, about mealtimes, and you need to follow the rules."
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Williams did break rules that day, but the most important ones were not rules of tennis.
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We have seen administrations come and go, and we have seen new rules and old rules.
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Instagram is changing its rules so it can disable accounts that break its rules more quickly.
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Unlike the U.S. rules, the Australian rules only relate to cabinet ministers and their direct subordinates.
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What was added were new rules and new information that allowed those rules to be followed.
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"It's a discussion of rules reform and potential ways you can change the rules," said Sen.
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World Trade Organization negotiating rules give the US disproportionate leverage over the rules governing global trade.
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"We are following the law, using the rules and we're not bending the rules," Shanahan said.
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It needs to take place on the basis of rules and these rules are in place.
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Direct EPA and Interior to review rules that govern oil and natural gas development, including EPA's methane emissions rules for new sources and Interior's rules that govern fracking on federal lands.
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So there will be FCC privacy rules for some online entities, a different set of FTC privacy rules for other entities and potentially no or conflicting rules for other online platforms.
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"We do not count rules per se as our AI Platform combines thousands of programming concepts, which if combined in individual rules will result in millions of separate rules," he adds.
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Still, the absence of AV-specific rules does not mean there are no rules at all; there are still many vehicle safety rules automakers have to comply with, autonomous or not.
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" He added that Barrasso "has concerns with any legislative effort that will layer new federal rules on a patchwork of current or future state rules – including state rules in two years.
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" He added that Barrasso "has concerns with any legislative effort that will layer new federal rules on a patchwork of current or future state rules -- including state rules in two years.
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" On two sets of rules for society "You cannot have, because of a person's position, one set of rules apply to them and another set of rules apply to everybody else.
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Willette, who did not sign the petition, said some delegates were told that if the rules were voted down, the rules would go back to the 2012 rules, which was not accurate.
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When you're playing a game, you know what the rules are — whether it's chess or a video game or a sport, you know there are rules, and you play by those rules.
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Even so, San Francisco is in the midst of making rules—firmer, stricter rules—for electric scooters.
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They sued to overturn the rules, but so far the rules have been held up in court.
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The reason Congress is not subject to these rules, however, is because Congress makes its own rules.
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Those exchanges have already been regulated with KYC (know your customer) rules and anti-money laundering rules.
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All these rules could be rendered moot once the federal government hammers out nationwide self-driving rules.
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Congress would likely have a much harder time repealing the net neutrality rules than the privacy rules.
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The new directive tightens Europe's data protection rules, and includes stiffer penalties for companies breaching the rules.
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Tuesday's withdrawals, however, seem to include various rules, proposed rules and guidelines that have already been published.
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There are, it turns out, plenty of rules for looking as if you're not following any rules.
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"Rules of Magic" is based on the novels "Rules of Magic" and "Practical Magic" by Alice Hoffman.
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The GOP's complex delegate allocation rules, Trojan horse delegates and shadowy convention rules are seen as undemocratic.
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The rules of behavior are at least as important in cultural linguistics as the rules of grammar.
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The other candidates are desperate to keep playing by the old rules, but Trump destroyed those rules.
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Wednesday's withdrawals, however, seem to include various rules, proposed rules and guidelines that have already been published.
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They tend to think, as Aristotle Onassis once put it, 'The rules are, there are no rules.
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We believe that the Council's proposed rules would make MMFs safer, through portfolio diversification and liquidity rules.
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If dignity and morality require changing the political rules, then changing these rules is certain to occur.
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Dating rules on The Bachelor have always been vastly different than the dating rules of real life.
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And they make it look like by breaking these rules, they're somehow allowed to break these rules.
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Go deeper: Read the new rules, or read Verma's summary of the new rules in Health Affairs.
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The halts were in accordance with Cboe's trading rules and match similar rules for other market products.
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But the rules came with a caveat: a review period during which the rules could be reconsidered.
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Rules for hitting the deck The rules are strict about what is allowed on the pool deck.
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"Breaking the rules to change the rules is un-American," said Mr. McConnell, then the minority leader.
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And maybe we put in place some rules — rules that have real teeth — on big tech companies.
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The commission said its proposed rules complement the existing DMV rules but provide additional protections for passengers.
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Below, we've listed some rules for using commas, as well as examples of those rules in action.
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Submissions Timeline: Prizes: For more information about the ArtFields rules and application, visit www.artfieldssc.org/prizes-and-rules.
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I don't see how knowing the rules and using the rules is a manipulation in any way.
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And will it continue to abide by E.U. rules on labor rights, environmental standards and antitrust rules?
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Zuck went on to compare Chinese censorship rules on Tiananmen & Uyghurs to Germany's rules against Holocaust denial.
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There will be no rules of evidence, no rules of criminal procedure, no judge and no jury.
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Keep an eye on these rules: --The Pentagon will delay Obama-era environmental rules for Navy ships.
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One sets rules for auto manufacturing; the other alters rules for settling disputes between investors and governments.
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Agricultural trade now generally follows rules that, while imperfect, are far better than no rules at all.
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You argue that he doesn't play by the rules of politics but instead the rules of branding.
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Those rules did not apply to tech companies like Facebook and Google, but those firms supported the rollback of the FCC's rules out of fear that similar rules would someday apply to them.
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Unlike other Obama administration rules, the Trump EPA cannot simply walk away from these rules because, after years of foot dragging, the agency is under court order to issue final rules by Dec.
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Treasury said it's considering revoking the rules' documentation requirements, but that it intends to keep other parts of the rules pending the enactment of tax-reform legislation that could make the rules unnecessary.
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On a voice vote, the R.N.C.'s rules committee turned back a bid to switch the rules of the convention from those used by the House of Representatives to Robert's Rules of Order.
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Parents circumvent rules, policies (and even laws) because they feel the rules are hurting, hindering or causing stress for their children or simply because they think the rules do not apply to them.
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He said the agency has zeroed in on crafting general rules, aggregation rules, anti-abuse rules and guidance on the definition of a service business whose income can be ineligible for the deduction.
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However, lawmakers kept rules that make drivers subject to local city authorities for licensing, taxes and other rules.
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I think that the RNC Rules Committee, going forward, with making rules suggestions is not a good idea.
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Should the rules package be rejected, it goes back to the committee to craft another set of rules.
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He said incoming IFRS9 accounting rules and final Basel III capital rules were the main issues to clarify.
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Cole told me 'You don't really play by the rules because you don't really know all the rules.
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"These are the rules and they have always been the rules and they should be applied," she said.
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Clinton, as a Federal agency employee, works under different rules, but she's not alone in flouting the rules.
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An earlier attempt to get that clause in the rules was shut down by the convention's rules committee.
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Rather, they establish house rules then use software to remind children the rules exist and to enforce them.
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PATCHWORK OF RULES Currently cryptocurrencies are subject to a patchwork of rules that vary from country to country.
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"I'll just say, we ask them to follow the rules, so we should follow the rules," he said.
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And once WTO members start writing and enforcing their own rules, the existing rules could lose their force.
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You realize that he is not playing by the rules of what everyone believes the rules should be.
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The complexities of color and the rules of perspective will be commonly understood, like the rules of grammar.
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You can't have rules for the elitist ruling class and not have those rules apply to everybody else.
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The report claims FSOC didn't follow internal rules when assessing non-bank firms and applied unwritten rules inconsistently.
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It includes interpretative rules and policy statements — often referred to as guidance documents — as well as substantive rules.
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The same goes for EPA's carbon rules for new power plants and its rules for natural gas methane.
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The rules will cover custody, know-your-customer rules and the storage of crypto assets, among other issues.
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While a few rules seem mostly unpopular, there is little consensus on what the right rules should be.
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And it won't be following the rules — but rules have never really counted in the Murphy universe anyway.
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"When the federal government set out certain rules, our expectations are that these rules are followed," said Naylor.
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He installed his panels "with the understanding that the rules were going to be the rules," he said.
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He and some colleagues worked to develop a coherent philosophy underpinning the rules, while refining the rules themselves.
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The Rules Committee chairwoman instructed members not to raise their hands, saying the panel rules prohibit straw polls.
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YouTube's rules aren't very strict, but there are still a number of rules that creators need to follow.
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There's also the proposed privacy rules for broadband providers, which came about because of the net neutrality rules.
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The convention is run not under Robert's Rules of Order, but the Rules of the House of Representatives.
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Are the rules voted on by only the rules committee, or does it go out to the floor?
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"Teaming is against the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Rules of Conduct and is a bannable offence," reads the game rules.
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For example: The bodyguard bent the rod, the church bent the rules, and the church altered the rules.
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The problem is when you don't make rules, you're allowing this behavior that ... ends up making the rules.
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"We need rules focused on growth and infrastructure investment, rules that expand high-speed investment everywhere," Pai said.
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But if you go against the quarantine rules or the lockdown rules, you're helping the virus spread, right?
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"You can't pick and choose rules that you want to enforce," the senator said, pointing at Senate rules.
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" Reyes added, "The team puts up rules from spring training, and everybody knows here what the rules are.
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Those were grandfathered in under zoning rules and officials are weighing whether the community center violates the rules.
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Part of the genius of the Obama program was that it harmonized California's rules and the federal rules.
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This is not a rule change, per se, but a clarification of existing rules — Rules 28500 and 6900.
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In effect, state party rules cannot "trump" national party rules — the latter always take precedence in a dispute.
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Take syntax, for example: the rules (and rules of thumb) that define how words group into meaningful sentences.
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There are new rules, and those who figure and factor these rules more rapidly and completely will outperform.
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"The rules that I thought were the rules that we operated under, were: commercial travel — economy," she said.
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When you change rules, you end up penalizing people who were caught behaving according to the old rules.
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Despite the year of examination, the final rules look a lot like the old rules, sources told Meckler.
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Sanders's statement also said he would continue to push for rules changes at the convention's rules committee meeting.
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Under committee rules, the minority party is required to be consulted under the rules when launching an investigation.
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If the co-op has rules prohibiting such behavior, it could argue that the child violated those rules.
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"Yes, we can set rules, but like all rules, not everybody is going to follow them," Foroux said.
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"The rules of the game, the rules that govern all of this technology, matter a lot," he said.
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"Witherspoon defended herself by saying that she wasn't aware of the rules: "Nobody gave me the Oprah rules.
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Rules released at the beginning of September make companies and group owners accountable for breaches of content rules.
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Rules are not inherently bad—in fact, "no bigotry" rules are important for fostering free speech, Phillips explains.
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It shows mainly black children breaking the rules while mainly white kids are commended for following the rules.
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Donald Trump rages against the machine "He who writes the rules, rules -- as the old saying goes," said Gary Emineth, former chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party and expert on the party's rules.
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Rules to clean up coal plants and coal waste, fuel-efficiency rules for cars and trucks, rules to prevent methane leaks from oil and gas—all are on their way out, at Pruitt's doing.
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There are over 1,000 articles, covering, among other things, simplification of the cumbersome business permit system, changes to environmental rules, relaxation of labor rules, removal of foreign ownership limits and rules on land acquisition.
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There are over 1,000 articles, covering, among other things, simplification of the cumbersome business permit system, changes to environmental rules, relaxation of labor rules, removal of foreign ownership limits and rules on land acquisition.
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"And, when Washington insiders don't like the rules they're forced to live by, including rules that limit how much Ex-Im can put taxpayers on the hook for, they change the rules," he said.
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Each one is thought to touch a different area of our regular lives: The suit of cups rules our relationships; the suit of pentacles (also known as the suit of coins) rules financial and practical matters; the suit of swords rules conflicts and truth; and the suit of wands rules creativity.
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Under House rules, a resolution of censure is not privileged for floor consideration so could only be called-up by unanimous consent, a special rule from the Rules Committee or under suspension of the rules.
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If Germany's obedience to rules got it into its low-investment funk, perhaps new rules can get it out.
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Steve Rogers is an uncomplicated guy who just follows the rules — until he sees that the rules are broken.
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"Watch videos of their expectations of you and their rules, agree to the rules," a Georgia-based driver said.
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You can ask them about what rules seem right, and what the consequences should be for breaking those rules.
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Importantly, the FCC is authorized to adopt rules to protect consumers and competition — and not just net neutrality rules.
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Both rules apply to educational institutions, insurance issuers, "and individuals," the memo regarding the rules released by HHS states.
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Those who violate those rules could face a $403,240 fine, and municipalities can further restrict rules around public consumption.
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Last Friday, Lipa released her music video for "New Rules," a song technically about making new rules for relationships.
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When it comes to unwanted sexual advances, for instance, Twitter's new rules sound almost identical to its old rules.
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Play within the rules, but the rules need to be well known and stay there for the long term.
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BLITZER: Gentlemen... (CROSSTALK) BLITZER: ... we actually have rules — we're trying to obey these rules that all of you agreed.
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The all-important Rules Committee creates a draft of the convention rules that will be voted on the floor.
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The FTC enforces rules through court cases against violators, while the FCC seeks to stop abuses through preventative rules.
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" As overall judgement on the FAA's rules, Gemmell said: "The new rules give a lot of leeway to people.
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Many communities have rules around speech that are more restrictive than our own, and we fully support those rules.
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The transition to the new rules would take 12 to 14 years, depending on which transition rules individuals choose.
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But getting rid of "Title II" utility rules doesn't mean we can't still have strong, enforceable net neutrality rules.
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Net neutrality rules aimed to prevent that kind of favoritism, but the current FCC argues those rules impede innovation.
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Keep an eye out for these rules: --The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will delay new rules for farmers.
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But Trump operates from a different set of rules—the same rules, it would seem, that Scaramucci operates from.
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MORE's climate change rules, including limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and rules to restrict methane pollution.
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The U.S. can't have free trade without rules and we can't have meaningful rules if they are not enforced.
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" In more modern times, it is a look that says, "I break the rules because there are no rules.
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These include non-discriminatory treatment, strong subsidy rules, rules to prevent harm and a requirement that commercial considerations apply.
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Rules, Rules Bank regulators on Wednesday sent a message that big banks are still too big and too complex.
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Any violation of FCC rules would surround the release of nonpublic information and violation of the FCC's sunshine rules.
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Because, in his own words on the Senate, `break[ing] the rules to change the rules is un-American.
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Enough founders break rules, or miss the mark about what rules should be broken, to establish a noticeable pattern.
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We already know that clues follow rules and that the entries have to adhere to those rules as well.
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They're the DNC, so I'll follow the rules that are given and I'll have to play by the rules.
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The DNC's Rules and Bylaws Committee will pass initial rules governing the party's 28500 nominating process sometime next year.
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You're rethinking the rules in your relationships, with Mercury retrograde in the sector of your chart that rules partnerships.
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The lawsuit claims that USCIS's new rules contradict DOL's rules, and overstep USCIS's role in the H-1B program.
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"When the federal government set out certain rules, our expectations are that these rules are followed," Naylor told CNBC.
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The privacy rules were passed under the authority that the FCC gained from its landmark 2015 net neutrality rules.
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No matter what rules you put in place, in a conflict situation the rules will go out the window.
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Choosing to fight under unfair rules does not legitimize the rules: it affirms our willingness to defend our rights.
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The rules of the Puppy Bowl aren't too stringent and are mostly loose riffs on existing American football rules.
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If City was trying to find a way around the rules, it was only because the rules were unfair.
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You have a set of rules, and if you are not following those rules, you deserve what you get.
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But it is important to understand the rules of your company's 401(k) plan rules before deciding to borrow.
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"Companies care less about what the rules are than whether the rules are stable and predictable," Professor Rivoli said.
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Alas, as it turns out, the rules of middle school are even more complex than the rules of swordplay.
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Some parents are upset about the fine Rules are rules -- and people who break them must face the consequences.
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USCIS has described criticism of the new rules as "baseless," but what is really baseless are the rules themselves.
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If the service ran over the Internet, it would be subject to Internet rules, rather than separate cable rules.
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Although writing rules is a quasi-legislative function, some regulatory departments also are charged with adjudicating their own rules.
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Easterbrook questioned whether "House rules should be treated differently" than similar internal rules from the executive or legislative branches.
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It's here--the new DOL overtime rules, which look to be pretty much in line with the proposed rules.
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I'm not a rules-setter, and this is odd to say, because, of course, the theater requires strong rules.
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They have rules — we use these lenses; these are the rules of movement, or, in their case, non-movement.
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"We seek to play by the rules, but we can't respond to rules that are ad hoc," Johnson said.
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But there are conditions that need to be met for the rules to apply, and Brazil said China broke 12 WTO rules with its safeguards, five rules with its quotas, and 13 with its licensing system.
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"The Democrats changed the rules in 2013 to pack the circuit courts … The Democrats embrace the rules of the Senate when it helps them and change the rules when they want to grab power," Graham added.
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And when the previous FCC proposed set-top box rules last year, those proposed rules did not apply the same consumer video privacy rules to edge providers that were required of traditional set-top box providers.
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They could fight as they pleased, but American soldiers were bound by rules limiting their ability to enter homes, rules governing when they could use their weapons, rules governing whether and how firepower could be applied.
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The mechanical rules are meant to be followed, even though explicitly, the in-character rules of the world are not.
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"I'm always happy to follow any of the rules, I just need to know what the rules are," he said.
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While traditional algorithms rely on rules defined by humans, machine learning techniques create their own rules by learning from data.
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Allowing the FTC to set rules: Currently, it can only enforce Congressional law rather than create rules of its own.
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Pros: Interactive, customizable, you make the rules, changes every timeCons: Eventually, you'll run out of cards to add rules to
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The previous rules covered only issuers with securities listed on EU-regulated markets, although some MTFs applied the rules voluntarily.
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But it's just wrong that one of the rules is that apps aren't allowed to explain the rules to users.
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The rules that governed Trump's life up till now are not the same as the rules that govern the presidency.
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"Why have one set of rules for judging [nutrition] and another set of rules for some other area?" he asked.
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Rules restricting QFIIs from moving capital in and out of China would also be eased, according to the new rules.
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And once rules are scrapped via the CRA, agencies are prohibited from issuing "substantially similar" rules to be enacted — ever.
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Image: GizmodoThe usual rules for staying safe on the web still apply, as do the rules for protecting your privacy.
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The rules of morality have always covered a wider range of behavioral issues than that of the rules of law.
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"We wear our topknots, kimonos and sandals, and live by Japanese rules, and the rules of sumo," said Tomozuna Oyakata.
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A last plea to the sweet grandmother of the ganja in the corner and we conceded defeat—rules are rules.
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He added that he now plans to present these rules to the European Council of Justice to create regional rules.
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So I always believe there should be some regulation rules or game rules to keep good order on social platform.
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Congress cannot fabricate new presidential eligibility rules but it is the judge of the eligibility rules prescribed in the Constitution.
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There are rules, naturally; one example of these rules would be not lying about whether or not your graduated college.
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The reason I got into hardcore and metal was because there were no rules—now the scene itself makes rules.
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Substantive rules Existing substantive rules cannot be rescinded or amended without mandated procedures including inviting input from all interested parties.
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Indeed, these norms are built into the rules of Congress, so legislators simply have to live by their own rules.
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The privacy rules were a result of the FCC's contentious net neutrality rules, which reclassified broadband providers as common carriers.
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I think the rules in Congress and, in particular, the rules in the Senate, are unbelievably archaic and slow-moving.
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The rules, described by PwC as "carrots with no sticks," also give firms looser rules on currency controls and visas.
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It's now widely reported upon as if it's just a legitimate alternative way, under Senate rules to change the rules.
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Those include following new net neutrality rules for three years, whether or not the rules are struck down in court.
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Lane said the bank would review the rules in November, and could either tighten or loosen the rules if necessary.
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So changing the Rules now to effect some transitory political outcome means that the Rules have no real ultimate meaning.
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THEN THEY'VE GOT A CRAZY FILIBUSTER RULES, WHICH DRIVES US NUTS IN THE HOUSE BUT IT'S THE RULES THEY HAVE.
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Consumer advocates are eager for new payday lending rules, but some say the bureau's rules do not go far enough.
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Weak or ineffective IP rules and an unwillingness to enforce existing rules among major U.S. trading partners exacerbate this problem.
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The platform, called Road Rules, was designed to help cities create a digital record of their traffic rules and restrictions.
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Johnson took the high road and said that while it was inadvertent and no advantage was gained, rules are rules.
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"Trump's goal is to violate the rules of the debate, to violate the existing rules of the establishment," said Bricker.
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Under the unwritten rules, he'll end up testifying, and if he changes the unwritten rules sufficiently, he might not testify.
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Agencies in the Trump administration are more likely to try to repeal many existing rules than to issue new rules.
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A 2012 law opened up the rules for crowdfunded investments, but Republicans say the rules still need to be tweaked.
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Since the rules were passed last year, Republicans and telecom companies have launched a number of challenges to the rules.
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Senate Rules Chairman Roy Blunt today rejected growing calls among members to change the rules so members can vote remotely.
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Tom Cole of Oklahoma, the ranking Republican member on the House Rules Committee, said he's skeptical of changing the rules.
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We're trying to make them up, other people make up rules and want everybody else to go by their rules.
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"Australia is seen as a country that plays fair, that plays by the rules, abides by the rules," she said.
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Why would Moscow want to change those Cold War-era rules of spy swaps, rules from which Russia also benefits?
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If the organization rules against the United States, that will test the Trump administration's willingness to follow global trade rules.
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" Because of the mining and accounting rules, the attacker "ought to find it more profitable to play by the rules.
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Headlines pointed out what they said was an irony: "The Rules" woman was divorcing; how good could "The Rules" be?
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And so she issued a new set of rules creating the "special counsel" position — rules that govern the position today.
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Family agreements can include rules about when and how the phone may be used, and potential consequences for broken rules.
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Nine said unequivocally that they would push for additional, stronger federal rules, though fewer explained what those rules would be.
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So, it's up to the campaigns to know the rules and compete in each of those states within the rules.
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The Senate performs its essential role by operating under a set of standing rules and the precedents interpreting those rules.
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The new rules allow for looser rules regarding fruits and vegetables served, and provide for a la carte meal options.
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And that's why the Senate, despite outlining the rules for subpoenas, never made its subpoena rules governed by Rule VII.
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By Crews's tally, federal agencies released 28503,22019 rules in Trump's first six months in office compared to Obama's 1,865 rules.
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His point — and Ms. Warren's — wasn't that they didn't know the rules, but that the rules were unjust and antidemocratic.
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"There are stringent rules in Formula One, rules of the game that are outside our scope today," Mr. Rocca said.
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The rules resolution is not expected to include a built-in motion to dismiss, a break from the Clinton rules.
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Republicans lawmakers moved against the privacy rules under the Congressional Review Act, a procedure used to overturn new agency rules.
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Rules are rules, but the Guerrillas bounced back in their second series against the Florida Mutineers and won 3-2.
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But in 2017 the now Republican-controlled FCC repealed the 2015 rules and banned states from passing their own rules.
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The Senators make the rules and then listen to the evidence according to the rules they establish for the case.
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Facebook's rules say that people convicted of a violent or sexual crime are exempt from the rules forbidding cruel mocking.
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The measure also would change the rules governing minimum distribution rules when a 401(k) or IRA account holder dies.
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Set house rules for keeping the peace, even if the words "rules" and "party" feel weird anywhere near each other.
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After that, the convention rules committee and finally a majority of all convention delegates must approve the whole rules package.
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And because we're sociocultural creatures, we have a tendency to accept the rules and try to play by the rules.
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"The funny thing is, there's this charade of all these rules and the rules are designed against us," Sarah said.
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I think the rules in Congress and in particular the rules in the Senate are unbelievably archaic and slow-moving.
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Over the course of the program, people brought up the need for changes to what's called consensus rules, the separation of those consensus rules from the rest of the code, and the governance of those consensus rules.
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The problem is that giving the FCC broad discretion to write strong network neutrality rules necessarily means that the FCC also has the option to write very weak network neutrality rules — or perhaps no rules at all.
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Lawmakers have long fought over how to reinstate the net neutrality rules, whether through a measure that would roll back the Federal Communications Commission's 2017 repeal of the rules or through legislation that codifies the rules themselves.
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And the reason is that if you're the CEO, you look at the one hand, I could put money into machinery and have these crazy, irrational rules from the EPA and other -- some rules, you need rules.
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I can see as it is rolled out the Commission and the EU collectively wanting a degree of consistency, and that links to single market rules, it links to competition rules, it links to commercial policy rules.
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"As we're unlikely to see global rules, that tension between global tech and national rules will continue, and this means that some jurisdictions will still try to implement rules which will have a global impact," he added.
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Instead of quibbling over whether the FCC has authority to write the rules or not, and then quibbling over the rules themselves, the act just codifies the rules as law and sets the FCC as the official watchdog.
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There's two ways of doing things: You can have rules to start with and see if you're OK with things and then have less rules, or you can go into it with no rules and see what works.
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"It's the most significant rules change in the modern era, certainly the biggest this generation of professional players are going to see," said PGA Tour rules official Steve Rintoul, who was on the committee that wrote the rules.
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Facebook and thousands of other corporations are beholden largely to their shareholders and their bottom lines; it's easy to play by the rules when there are no rules, or they aren't enforced, or you've written the rules yourself.
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Under EU securities rules which come into force in 2018, financial firms from outside the bloc might gain access to the single market if they can show their home rules are "equivalent" in strictness to the bloc's rules.
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Floor fight over rules Democrats are criticizing new Republican proposed rules governing decorum in the chamber of the House of Representatives.
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Europe was keen on adding that trade should be "rules-based", meaning subject to rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Under convention rules, the delegates could consider a rules change if the majority of delegates of seven states signed a petition.
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And either path requires 51 senators willing to vote for either the rules change or the product of the rules change.
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The white paper addressed five key areas; swaps central counterparties, reporting rules, execution rules, swap dealer capital, and end-user exceptions.
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The Democratic National Committee made clear from the outset that one of the rules is that the rules can be changed.
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And so, rules get abrogated, and they can be violated pretty quickly, and not just rules, but behaviors can turn toxic.
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Pai has made no secret of his hostility to the net neutrality rules, saying recently that the rules' "days are numbered."
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China tightened index futures trading rules during the 2015 crash but has been gradually relaxing rules over the past two years.
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Taylor Swift's internet rules are a separate conversation from her songwriting rules, which she seems to have thrown out the window.
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Journalists were also given a handout of "Our House Rules," with 17 rules written up in English for children to follow.
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THE RULES The Candid Forum itself is highly organized, with a strict set of rules that members are told to follow.
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By undoing the legal authority used to apply net neutrality rules, the commission effectively kills those rules at the same time.
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Still, experts say it's unlikely carriers would directly violate the state rules for fear of future lawsuits where rules already exist.
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When we write our rules, when we enforce our rules, we're not trying to discriminate against this group or that group.
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The Donald Trump administration has shown just about no interest in enacting aggressive new rules or even in enforcing old rules.
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There's always a need to override the rules, and there's always a need for the ability to make permanent rules changes.
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Turbojugend, for example, have rules, many rules, most of which are tongue in cheek, and many of which concern the Kutte.
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This will also include a link to those rules and an article that provides details on how Twitter enforces its rules.
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Kelly also said the new rules replace almost all previous rules issued under previous administrations on how deportations should be conducted.
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What he's saying: Backers of the repeal of U.S. net neutrality rules note that Portugal is subject to Europe-wide rules.
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They are all experts in the law and bureaucracy; they know the rules, understand why the rules exist, and enforce them.
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There are rules for hatred against Jews, which some will always try to justify, and there are rules for all others.
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"The government changes the rules or adds more rules," Juan told CNN by phone from the inside of a Texas shelter.
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I've done some things this summer I would never imagine doing—I've broken my own moral rules (and my parents' rules).
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Under UK takeover rules that effectively rules out Sports Direct from making a bid for six months, subject to various caveats.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new Internet access rules for low-income homes, housing discrimination rules and silica protections.
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The House Rules Committee had delayed a meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday to discuss funding rules after the deadline on Friday.
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All Internet service providers are already required to follow more baseline transparency rules, which were included in years-old FCC rules.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new historical preservation rules, as well as efficiency rules for cooking products and dehumidifiers.
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The reality is we call the games by the rules, use replay to support our officiating and have rules applied properly.
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The Facebook Rules Facebook has used these rules to train its "content reviewers" to decide whether to delete or allow posts.
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Taken together, a slowdown in the creation of new rules and less enforcement of old rules could, in theory, boost growth.
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"He has played by a different set of rules, or should we say no rules at all," she said of Cohen.
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Yes, [01] that article is referencing the RNC Standing Committee on Rules, which could not make changes to the rules anyway.
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It was that sense of 'there are no rules, you make the rules' – that really appeals to me and still does.
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Rules are rules, but they almost always broken, and only occasionally enforced when it becomes embarrassing for the people in charge.
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Ground rules are ground rules and if something's off the record, I'm going to honor that, no matter where you're working.
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I wrote about that today, was talking about that concept of community, that if you make rules ... It's not just rules.
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Your planetary ruler Venus—which rules money and love—is currently transiting the section of your chart that rules shared resources.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for company-sponsored wellness programs and copyright rules for online-only books.
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This practice is against Instagram's rules — but the activity just goes to show how rules aren't sufficient for protecting users' privacy.
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It is not efficient to list all the rules of "The Rules" here, but they came down to: Don't chase men.
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If you want to talk about new rules you can put together all of the new rules that you want to.
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The DNC has issued temporary convention rules, but the final rules package will have to be approved by the delegates themselves.
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Q: I am so confused about these new rules banning broker fees for renters now that the rules are on hold.
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LG: Now, recognizing that each city has its own rules and regulations, what are typically the rules around using these things?
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The new federal rules do require each school to appoint a staff member to help oversee the new healthy eating rules.
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"I really don't know if they work or not, but rules are rules," Clemson lineman Mitch Hyatt said with a shrug.
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Twitter Safety's new version of its rules aims to "clarify" current policies and elaborate upon how it enforces rules and why.
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However broken the rules that govern our real courts, the court of last resort is bound by no rules at all.
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While there are federal rules about unpaid leave, most companies set their own rules, with an eye toward their bottom lines.
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It too is a game with rules, and even a majority of voters should not be allowed to break these rules.
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But if he and the Democrats cannot agree to special rules in advance of the trial, the permanent rules will govern.
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The Rules Committee approved a measure early Friday morning inserting changes to the legislation, along with the rules for floor debate.
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What Mr. Yang understands is that the old rules no longer apply — and that flouting those rules is an energizing strategy.
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The proposed rules would establish more oversight for school meal programs as well as penalties for officials that break the rules.
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Campaign advisers also note that rules premised on public health have a longer and more robust record than carbon-focused rules.
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After the Democrats "broke the rules to change the rules", the parties agreed in 2013 to limit debate for most nominations.
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Others escape the rules by seeking jobs in neighboring countries like the United Arab Emirates, where social rules are more lax.
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"My job is to follow the rules to the T, and if Congress wants to change rules, Congress can," he said.
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But there is nothing to require future attorneys general to continue the existing rules, or even have any rules at all.
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The House Rules Committee will take up the articles to set the rules for the floor debate in a Tuesday hearing.
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They should conduct objective cost-benefit analysis of those rules to ensure new rules do not diminish consumer access to credit.
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The final rules are slated to take effect in January, but, like the interim rules, they'll probably be challenged in court.
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To be sure, each house has adopted rules requiring super-majority votes on certain things not covered by specific provisions of the Constitution, such as three-fifths votes to invoke cloture or waive budget rules in the Senate, or a two-thirds vote to suspend House rules or invoke cloture on debate over changing Senate rules.
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This was the place where the story shattered—where the rules of Westeros, the rules of hospitality, the rules of fantasy stories themselves sheared away from themselves like a great wall of ice and floated away into the sea.
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Vestager says beefing up global rules on subsidies and trade defense instruments, controlling foreign investments, strengthening public procurement rules to ensure mutual access to markets and reinforcing data protection and privacy rules should be part of the tool kit.
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Since 2011, federal agencies have been systematically reviewing rules on the books, under a governmentwide effort begun by President Barack Obama to revise and eliminate duplicative or outdated rules and to identify regulatory gaps where new rules are needed.
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And Congress ordered the FAA to create rules back in 2012 and they were supposed to be done with the rules that they just finished in August by 2015, so they were a year late on creating those rules.
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Several of the members have served on the Rules Committee for decades, and many also serve on the RNC's Standing Rules Committee.
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Convention Rules Committee delegate and RNC Standing Rules Committee member Solomon Yue, of Oregon is adamant there will be no successful revolt.
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But, as the situation escalates in real life in Miami, Patrick changes the rules (much to the chagrin of Mr. The Rules).
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The final rules were extremely similar to the interim rules introduced by the Department of Health and Human Services in late 2017.
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Many small internet service providers did object to the rules, saying that the rules made it harder for them to attract investment.
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The U.S. Treasury said these two rules would have added new capital and liquidity requirements to existing rules banks have to follow.
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Galimberti said the Canada Border Services Agency would need more resources to quickly investigate and enforce trade rules, including rules against dumping.
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In love, there are no rules (except chain-dating and ABC-sanctioned proposals) but in the Bachelor Fantasy League, there are rules.
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The things life-hackers have underneath are: fascination with the system and the rules and optimizing and maybe even subverting those rules.
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The executive order targets three separate Obama-era rules relating to financial services: Trump's order does not rescind any of these rules.
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Mars rules war and Uranus rules breakups, so their opposition could signal the severing of a union—especially one that involves finances.
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But more often than not, deregulation was just a form of "re-regulation," in which new complicated rules replaced old complicated rules.
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Even if the WTO finds that American trade measures violate their rules, those rules set limits on the extent of retaliation allowed.
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"University rules say that you cannot post in certain places, so they were in violation of university rules of posting," Reilly said.
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Reggie Minton, the chairman of the N.C.A.A. rules committee from 1998 to 2000, said that some obscure rules were probably often overlooked.
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"The rules" are not really rules, but a series of in-jokes and allusions, along with the (rare) piece of useful advice.
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Twitter is committed to enforcing our rules without bias and empowering every voice on our platform, in accordance with the Twitter Rules.
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Following the rules immediately post-op and sticking to those rules for a long time changed the way I approached food altogether.
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Break the Rules It has been a long time coming, but thankfully the world is changing and the old rules don't apply.
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CNBC's knows that he constantly repeats the same old investing rules, but it's because rules mean discipline, and discipline always trumps conviction.
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Beyond the safety and environment rules, the NDRC also listed other infractions such as violations of energy consumption rules or quality standards.
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It'd take a united Republican front to change the rules, and with so many Republicans opposed, the rules won't change anytime soon.
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Clarify rules Fourth, regulators and lawmakers should step up and clarify the rules governing the gig economy for workers and companies alike.
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If you think there should be some basic rules around buying guns, then let's have some basic rules around regulating new startups.
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Mr. Mulvaney has encouraged the new HUD rules as well as similar work rules being enforced in Medicaid and food assistance programs.
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In esports, the most relevant document for performing this rules analysis is the list of League of Legends rules violations at esportpedia.
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By bundling many rules together, the sponsors hope to undermine accountability and avoid public scrutiny about what rules are being rolled back.
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The argument isn't about what the rules should be, Quinn argues, it's about the legal basis for rules in the first place!
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Not a playing field that is rule-free, but one where the rules are known, and where rules are stable and consistent.
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Judging by the crowd's reaction, maybe no one wanted GNR to play by the rules, including the people who made the rules.
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Think of it as a sort of double reverse skeuomorphism — digital objects following physical rules, but rules native to the digital world.
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She says that she understands why rules exist, but adds that rights and freedoms shouldn't fall victim to sexism and outdated rules.
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The consequence for rulemakers' failure to follow the rules that apply to them is not to protect their rules from congressional review.
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It began its quest for net neutrality rules in 2009, with two previous attempts at creating rules overturned by the same court.
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A society has rules for a reason, and this is one of those rules, that's just the way it is, they say.
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It forces developers to play by their rules, even though some of those rules are just here to protect Apple or Google.
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" Jerrod disagrees that a verbal yes is part of "the rules" for sex, as it is "the rules for emergency exit seating.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new open Internet rules, recall notification requirements for car manufacturers, and efficiency rules for pumps.
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Should you refuse to follow these rules in the future, we will take action in accordance with the rules set forth above.
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On Thursday, Democrats criticized Pai for moving to dismantle Obama-era internet access rules and taking other steps to deregulate telecommunications rules.
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Treasury also said that the rules' compliance burdens would have been excessive and that the rules would have been difficult to apply.
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REINS also requires agencies to amend or repeal old rules to offset all the costs of new rules, without regard to benefits.
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It is obvious that Democrats believe there is one set of rules for themselves and another set of rules for everyone else.
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Congress' rules in regards to "art" are clear: it doesn't adhere to the rules of the contest through which is was selected.
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In the event of any discrepancy between the Privacy Policy and these Official Rules, these Official Rules shall control and govern. 13.
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Now some of the #NEVERTRUMP dead-enders what to change that by an RNC Rules change which would nullify state binding rules.
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The rules that apply to private citizens are much different from the rules (written or unwritten) that we apply to presidential candidates.
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But the FCC, when it approved net neutrality rules last year, claimed the right to enforce privacy rules for internet service providers.
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The problem here is that the rules dictated a campaign -- such as they are -- aren't the same rules that apply to governance.
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The ultimate goal, Trump said, would be to strengthen the rules that are useful and reduce the rules that harm the economy.
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Failure to adopt the rules could also force Switzerland out of common rules for handling asylum requests known as the Dublin system.
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"But push up your glasses, geeks, because first Omagari's got to lay out the rules, in a section literally titled "The Rules.
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In the rules it passed last year to reduce the regulations, the agency explicitly said states could not create their own rules.
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"You can't set rules and then make new rules that would violate our commitment to fairness, transparency and consistency," Mr. Perez said.
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A final observation on the rule change: Rules governing how collectors interact with consumers, including rules on appropriate language, have not changed.
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And with California's GDPR-like rules going into effect in 2020, it's possible more states and countries could also enforce similar rules.
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We play the game and follow the rules, only to find out again that the rules are only for people like us.
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"They say I don't play by the rules – their rules ... They're quite right I don't," Corbyn said, practically begging to be memed.
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"What we say to the Syrians is there are rules to live here, so you have to obey those rules," she said.
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Supporters of tougher anti-piracy rules, for instance, argue that its "safe harbor" rules don't motivate websites to keep pirated content offline.
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But under well-established legal principles, they may jointly lobby government for rules they prefer, and comply with those rules once adopted.
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Any changes to the rules will not be binding, however, unless a separate convention rules committee convening in Cleveland agrees to it.
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Additionally, Alabama abortion clinics must obtain special permits and follow specific rules of operation—rules other healthcare providers don't have to follow.
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"Any game has predetermined rules, and you can't change those rules after the game," said Enayatullah Babur Farahmand, Mr. Abdullah's running mate.
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Trump signed the bills Monday, not only eliminating the Obama-era education rules, but also prohibiting future presidents from issuing similar rules.
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The House Rules Committee passed the Midnight Rules Relief Act of 2016 Monday night along party lines by a 7-2 vote.
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Harmonizing the rules mean that social media companies, along with other businesses, have to adhere to the same rules around data storage.
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Because even if we apply DOJ's own made-up rules of absolute immunity, I question how Mr. Dearborn fits under those rules.
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As of November, the SEC had adopted 67 of those rules, proposed another 15, and has only four remaining rules to propose.
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The FAA is making rules about flying over populated areas in December, but those rules are still being written, like I said.
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After carding a triple bogey, Fowler, in a show of gallows humor, petitioned the rules official, Slugger White, for a rules modification.
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Because legislation is harder to pass than new FCC rules, congressional action could finally establish stable, predictable rules for the broadband market.
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said rules were rules and the stewards had to be respected but changes might be made in future.
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Burden is on FERC to show current market rules are unjust and unreasonable and that the proposed rules are just and reasonable.
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At the school, teachers are now starting to do a lesson on rules, such as how do they create their own classroom rules, what happens when people don't follow rules and what happens when the person in charge doesn't follow them.
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Instead, this effort improves the process by which rules are developed to ensure greater transparency, earlier public participation in the development of major rules, high-quality regulatory analysis and periodic review to ensure that rules are accomplishing their objectives effectively.
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GUTFELD: Your point about -- your first point which I&aposve already forgotten-- no, it&aposs in fact about rules, liberals were supposed to be liberal -- now, they have more rules and conservatives are the ones who don&apost want rules.
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That the likes of Mossack Fonseca use these rules to help clients who are not in similarly delicate positions is not the law firm's fault—the rules allow them to do it, and it's those rules that desperately need changing.
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The House voted down Democratic amendments that would have exempted rules protecting student loan borrowers, rules relating to the enforcement of the Clean Air Act, rules that impact the federal government's relationship with tribal communities and another that protects whistleblowers. Rep.
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And while there weren't network neutrality rules in effect prior to 20213, the FCC has been working on rules since 2008 (the agency's rules were struck down twice by the courts), giving ISPs an incentive to be on their best behavior.
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One ongoing lawsuit argues the FCC was unreasonable and capricious in repealing the rules, and hopes to reinstate the rules on those grounds.
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Lax federal rules have prompted many cities and states to come up with stronger rules that have spurred clashes with the federal agency.
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We think that Americans see that the rules of the game are fixed and are ready to come together to change the rules.
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The new rules package includes a Republican provision to impose fines on any House member who violates the decorum rules of the House.
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The new rules were a welcome theoretical update to Twitter, but it (and Twitter's other rules) doesn't mean much if they're not enforced.
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While federal ethics rules place strict limits on nearly all government employees and elected officials, the rules do not apply to the president.
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Keeping the current rules on the books---or replacing them with new, enforceable rules from Congress---requires steady pressure, ongoing on public officials.
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The FCC's current rules don't outright prohibit zero rating, so the company's support for the rules doesn't run counter to its own interests.
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But, like the international rules that outlaw killing whales, the Law of the Sea has no teeth — there's no enforcement of these rules.
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The rules the party makes to govern the actual convention are far from ironclad; in fact, there are arguably no rules at all.
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Koger's objection, which lots of Senate rules wonks share, is that at least when you change the rules, you change them for everyone.
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With the likelihood that Pai's FCC will do the same with net neutrality rules high, numerous states have begun passing their own rules.
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The latest changes in the Rules represent a significant rewriting of both the Rules and of the mythology that Twitter projects about itself.
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Yet many employers say it's British rules, coupled with the sometimes overly rigorous British implementation of EU rules, that are their main hindrance.
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It shows him weeping alone when he plays by the rules, and dancing wildly in public when he decides to break those rules.
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He's also winning under the established rules of the game, and no one is more shocked than the people who made those rules.
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The rules that govern these interactions are "infinitely more complicated" than the rules that govern interactions in more familiar physical systems, Young said.
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Responding to Trump's criticism about the GOP delegate rules, Romney was dismissive, saying the rules were well known more than a year ago.
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Davis alleges that the team has one set of rules for the players, but an entirely different set of rules for the cheerleaders.
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The FCC said in repealing the Obama-era rules that it was pre-empting states from setting their own rules governing internet access.
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The commission's privacy rules were struck down by Congress earlier this year, so there aren't any privacy rules in place at the moment.
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" "You are bound by the rules of the system — and they are not the normal rules a parent would have for a child.
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Users have found ways to work around rules like "no female-presenting nipples," but even when they follow the rules, they're sometimes removed.
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The bulk of big rulemaking documents like Restoring Internet Freedom isn't composed of the actual rules but in the justification of those rules.
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The rules also allow students to settle their case through mediation, which the old rules strangely forbid, if they voluntarily agree to it.
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The order does not apply to most of the financial reform rules introduced by the Obama administration or to rules mandated by statutes.
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Suge Knight's chances of getting out of jail to attend his mother's funeral have dwindled down to about zero ... because rules are rules.
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It also means that we've got to free up our own markets and our law rules competition rules to make markets more open.
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Or if their parents set rules about behavior or what they can do, they don't face any consequences when they break those rules.
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Democrats argue that without Title II-based rules, there would be no "cop on the beat" to ensure that the rules are enforced.
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They follow the competition rules and they expect sports officials to enforce those rules, get rid of cheats, and not to be blind.
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Existing rules also don't allow for flying over densely populated areas — all of which require a waiver or new rules to be made.
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What are the rules over what it can collect, what are the rules for what it can't collect and what it can store?
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"China does not play by the rules; they do not respect the rules," Bukele said on Wednesday at the Washington-based Heritage Foundation.
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"People who take the time to learn grammatical rules in school can sometimes get very, very attached to those specific rules," Solomon said.
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They argued the order would needlessly put health, environment and safety rules in regulators' crosshairs when Trump's administration begins rolling out new rules.
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The White House Office of Management and Budget must first approve the new transparency rules before the old rules can be formally rescinded.
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Trade would fall under World Trade Organisation rules and the EU would immediately apply WTO rules and tariffs to goods traded with Britain.
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It really is very simple, especially the data protection rules; anyway, it's just an expansion of earlier rules companies were already subject to.
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It is planning new listing rules to be announced this fall alongside new M&A rules, with an emphasis on driving debt issuance.
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There are rules that come with being the police, and the very act of policing requires the negotiation and violation of those rules.
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"We have rules around here, and the rules are very clear that you don't impugn another Senator," Risch said at the time. 23.
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"China, which has been lax about imposing rules, are just applying those rules," said former South Korean foreign ministry official Choi Won-Mog.
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It's premised on the idea that the number of rules is more important than whether those rules are actually serving a vital purpose.
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Her willingness to jettison her own strict rules on the mystic arts would force anyone to question whether those rules are actually necessary.
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Even if the Trump administration has a hard time rescinding specific Obama-era environmental rules, can't they still weaken enforcement of these rules?
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Venus famously rules love and beauty, but it also rules cash—material success is certainly on your mind now, and you're feeling ambitious.
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All cases should be decided using the rules of law and the rules of evidence -- by you, your neighbors and your fellow citizens.
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The agency has been in the process of developing rules for commercial drones, but the new registration rules also apply to recreational devices.
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But states that get the rules wrong could fall foul of global rules to stamp out illicit use of digital coins, he added.
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The Federal Aviation Administration's operational rules for small, commercial drones will put national licensing requirements in place and clarify the rules for flying.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) noted that CRA resolutions stop regulators from writing rules that are similar to the rules that are being blocked.
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Number two, clearly, continue to implement the various rules and regulatory approaches that have been started: the Clean Power Plan, efficiency rules, etc.
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The repeal of net neutrality rules also eliminated rules requiring that ISPs be transparent with consumers about the restrictions on their broadband lines.
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Their supporters feel like their nations are "on the brink of disaster" and they need tight rules and strong-arm rules to survive.
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The ability to tailor domestic financial rules will be constrained in any case by the need to stick to global rules, it added.
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There were rules about who could wear what and when, and these rules were strictly enforced: Think Fashion Police meets Game Of Thrones.
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In a deviation from global rules, the Commission said the new rules will be phased in beyond the globally-agreed 2019 starting date.
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Since Auer, the Supreme Court has held that courts should defer to agencies' interpretations of their own rules if those rules are ambiguous.
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But we need a truly independent organization overseeing political ads — the rules that govern them and holding organizations accountable to following those rules.
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Yes, though they'd still have to abide by the executive branch's ethical conduct standards and rules, as well as any relevant agency rules.
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But they see the rules as heavy-handed and want to scrap the rules that put them under tougher oversight from the FCC.
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The official began his quest to change the rules two years ago, after his passport photograph was rejected for violating Interior Ministry rules.
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The Rules of the GOP, through state laws and state party rules, have vested in the people the power to elect our nominee.
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"It's almost near impossible because the rules change so quickly…keeping up with the different rules or even what they mean," he lamented.
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The car greenhouse gas rules were developed and enforced alongside the Department of Transportation's (DOT) vehicle efficiency rules, and administered as one program.
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And the Trump administration this week finalized rules lifting an Obama-era limitation on "short term" plans that don't meet ObamaCare's coverage rules.
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And while some of the rules may change, few Republicans believe the rules committee would vote to unbind delegates before the first ballot.
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His change would throw out the complex convention rulebook based on the U.S. House rules in favor of a simpler set of rules.
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" Net neutrality: "Even if [the Trump administration] undermines the Title II rules, my guess would be the net neutrality rules are still followed.
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Activity unfolds in real time according to rules programmed by Cheng and his collaborators, but, as in life, rules do not control outcome.
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When the NHL adopts new rules, sometimes they are tested in the AHL, which will enact a few rules starting in 43-17.
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