FIFA sanctioned the confederations; the confederations sanctioned the national associations.
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And individuals sanctioned in 2014 over Ukraine were sanctioned specifically over their involvement in Ukraine.
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The share of sanctioned business in RNRC's portfolio is forecast not to exceed 10%-15% by 2021, assuming stable absolute amounts of sanctioned business and the growth of RNRC's non-sanctioned insurance portfolio.
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OMZ OAO, a Russian engineering firm, was sanctioned for being linked to Gazprombank, which was itself sanctioned in 2014.
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Back in 2014, after the US sanctioned Russian lawmakers for their actions in Crimea, Russia sanctioned 9 US lawmakers.
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Metzkes seemed to actively undermine state-sanctioned values by showing a lethargic, intoxicated man — basically the antithesis of state sanctioned masculinity.
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North Korea's chief resource right now, beyond its heavily sanctioned mineral deposits, is a giant corps of state-sanctioned cyber criminals.
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The Trump administration on Thursday sanctioned three Nicaraguans linked to allegations of government-sanctioned violence and suppression against citizens in Nicaragua.
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That really kind of limits the kind of entities that can be sanctioned, the breadth of industries that can be sanctioned.
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They excitedly smooch, and then enjoy some American Broadcasting Comedy-sanctioned intercourse (which is, via the transitive property, also Disney-sanctioned intercourse).
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One of the officers sanctioned by the EU, Major General Maung Maung Soe, had already been sanctioned by the United States last December.
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This was not a Pakistan-specific move — Washington also sanctioned 15 Sudanese companies — and the seven sanctioned Pakistani firms are not exactly corporate powerhouses.
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According to Brownback, such sanctions are "double-hatted" -- meaning the countries are sanctioned in other areas but also considered sanctioned as Countries of Particular Concern.
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The Trump administration has already sanctioned Chinese and Russian facilitators of North Korea's sanctions evasion, and in September sanctioned 26 overseas representatives of North Korean banks.
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Blavatnik, the letter notes, co-owns Sual Partners with another sanctioned oligarch, Viktor Vekselberg, and Sual "is a major shareholder" of Rusal, one of Deripaska's sanctioned companies.
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But an increasingly unsavory cast has joined the coalition against him, including a group closely tied to a militia sanctioned as a terrorist organization by the United States and the United Nations; an extremist warlord sanctioned for undermining Libya's stability; and other militia leaders sanctioned for migrant trafficking.
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Any property held by the sanctioned individuals in the United States must now be reported to OFAC, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from dealing with sanctioned individuals.
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Update: This post has been updated to clarify that certain individuals and entities added to the list are not yet formally sanctioned, but may be sanctioned in the future.
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The measures vary in intensity, from banning certain export licenses and corporate visas for sanctioned entities, to prohibiting all bank transfers involving "interests of sanctioned entities" under U.S. jurisdiction.
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He said that it is "proactive to screen for sanctioned groups and reactive to respond when its made aware of a sanctioned group" to which it may be providing services.
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S. entities doing business with the sanctioned individuals and businesses, in effect deterring investors around the world, not simply Americans, from doing business with the sanctioned Russians and their firms.
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The Malaysian Open became the first tournament to be co-sanctioned by the Asian and European tours in 1999, but next year's event will be sanctioned only by the Asian Tour.
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Under the Treasury Department's rules, companies that are under the majority control of sanctioned people are themselves automatically sanctioned until the person in question reduces their stake in the company below 50%.
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"Treasury sanctioned these companies because of their ownership and control by sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, not for the conduct of the companies themselves," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a statement.
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"It made us happy to be sanctioned by the enemy of our nation ... I am honored to be sanctioned by America," Abasali Kadkhodai was quoted as saying by Iran's state agency IRIB.
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"It made us happy to be sanctioned by the enemy of our nation ... I am honoured to be sanctioned by America," Abasali Kadkhodai was quoted as saying by Iran's state agency IRIB.
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The Treasury Department sanctioned two Russian entities for aiding another Russian company, called Divetechnoservices, that was sanctioned in June for providing underwater equipment and diving systems to Russia's domestic security service, the FSB.
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So there would be no need for state sanctioned rape.
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The sanctioned individuals include a Singaporean and a Taiwanese nationals.
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Sheikh Rahman sanctioned the ceasefire agreement from his prison cell.
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Disney didn't want her confused with the park sanctioned Tinkerbell.
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Grand conspiracies, government-sanctioned murders, secret election rigging — crazy, right?
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Documents suggested dealings on behalf of "a sanctioned Iranian party".
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Gambia's former president Yahya Jammeh was among those sanctioned Thursday.
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Adan Chavez, the late president's brother, was among those sanctioned.
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First, sanctioned operatives may continue to engage in nefarious activities.
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I happen to believe all three countries should be sanctioned.
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Estonia and Spain sanctioned two REMIT breach cases in 2015.
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I know there's no achievement, no officially sanctioned high fives.
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How can Ukraine seek western support while aiding sanctioned entities?
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Theoretically, Americans shouldn't be dealing with a sanctioned Russian entity,
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California sanctioned Wells Fargo over the accounts scandal last year.
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The White House has also sanctioned two top Turkish officials.
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That year 18 Azerbaijan lifters were sanctioned for doping offences.
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For a full list of those sanctioned, please see: bit.
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But it was not sanctioned by the Guinness World Records.
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No Chinese bank was sanctioned or fined for this activity.
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It's delivered from an officially sanctioned prep facility in Waltham.
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Qassem Soleimani had previously been sanctioned, the White House said.
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And this was at a race sanctioned by USA Cycling.
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He had told doctors the Lord had sanctioned the robbery.
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Do you think they really care that they've been sanctioned?
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They believe that gay marriage is not sanctioned by God.
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And the referendum was just short of being federally sanctioned.
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Do business with companies; don't do business with sanctioned individuals.
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All 25 targets were previously sanctioned by the United States.
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Torshin was sanctioned by the Treasury Department earlier this year.
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"He essentially could be sanctioned for bad taste," Culverhouse said.
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The European Union and Canada have sanctioned more military figures.
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The U.S. Treasury Department said the newly sanctioned firm, Maritime Assistance LLC, was operating as a front company for OJSC Sovfracht, a company the United States had previously sanctioned in relation to operations in Ukraine.
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Note that this is a Swift-sanctioned teaser for the video.
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The majority of those are unaffiliated with the officially-sanctioned churches.
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The United States has a list of people sanctioned for terrorism.
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Russia's Federal Security Service, another intelligence agency, has also been sanctioned.
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Prigozhin has been sanctioned multiple times by the US Treasury Department.
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The surprise: The sanctioned entities are part of the Chinese military.
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Many of them are suspected of corruption sanctioned by the Kremlin.
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The measure now needs to be sanctioned by President Dilma Rousseff.
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Facebook has been sanctioned for its privacy practices in the past.
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Becca Kufrin's Bachelorette journey — the official, ABC-sanctioned one — has commenced!
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Lindsey Graham tells me he will push to have MBS sanctioned.
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Other sanctioned regimes such as Libya could also seek re-appraisal.
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Dating amid a pool of "government sanctioned liars" can be complicated.
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"It would be unfair to leave it on this sanctioned level."
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Canada sanctioned the same seven officers shortly after the EU announcement.
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Of those, 2,400 doctors had been sanctioned for violations involving patients.
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U.S. officials say the Russian government sanctioned the electronic break-in.
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Maung Maung Soe was sanctioned in December by the United States.
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The administration just sanctioned additional entities with links to North Korea.
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The paper's report was repeated by the state-sanctioned Global Times.
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The sanctioned Russian names are not currently in any MSCI indexes.
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A North Korean intelligence official, Kim Su-Kwang, was also sanctioned.
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No word yet if Booker has been sanctioned for his actions.
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Colorado created a credit union system for state-sanctioned marijuana businesses.
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It will be the first electric racing competition sanctioned by USAC.
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As it stands, the UEFA-sanctioned punishment far outweighs the crime.
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Russia Today has previously been sanctioned by Ofcom for "biased reporting".
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Meanwhile, Russia's sanctioned oligarchs are scrambling to reshuffle company ownership structures.
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In July, regulators sanctioned Holmes and invalidated years of test results.
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So far this year nearly a hundred companies have been sanctioned.
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It allows for 22,000 hectares of legal, government-sanctioned coca fields.
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The Court sanctioned eugenics and forced sterilization against inmates of institutions.
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If the latter are breached, lawyers can be sanctioned or disbarred.
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The visit appears never to have been sanctioned by agency officials.
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It's the most sanctioned country in the world — that hasn't worked.
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The first DNC-sanctioned primary debate will take place in June.
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The European Union sanctioned Arkady Rotenberg, Yuri Kovalchuk and Nikolai Shamalov.
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A sanctioned population does not take action to change their regime.
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Moscow had evidently sanctioned a brazen murder in his own country.
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The U.S. has also sanctioned Russia over its intervention in Ukraine.
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It's been gradual and orchestrated, and largely sanctioned by her husband.
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Law was sanctioned in 2008 for alleged ties to Myanmar's military.
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There are currently zero city-sanctioned OPS in the United States.
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The United States also sanctioned 11 Crimean officials, including top ministers.
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ZTE's trading with sanctioned nations wasn't the only national security issue.
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Similar officially sanctioned bodies exist in industries such as securities brokerages.
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The pair were sanctioned by police management but retained their jobs.
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All four of those sanctioned are current or former military officials.
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The close connection between games and sanctioned real-world violence, i.e.
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But Mr. Dowless was never indicted or sanctioned in any way.
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The intensification in state-sanctioned violence has spread across the country.
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But the U.S. has only sanctioned one Chinese national under Magnitsky.
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They must be sanctioned for their attacks on our Kurdish allies.
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Same-sex relationships for clergy are sanctioned if they remain celibate.
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Several people sanctioned have ties to Iran, the Treasury Department said.
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Also sanctioned was a previously indicted Iranian who allegedly hacked HBO.
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The agency sanctioned it for treatment-resistant O.C.D. cases in 2009.
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Trump hasn't sanctioned China, either, for its treatment of the Uyghurs.
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An official sanctioned the search and wished him luck, he said.
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Board of Education of Topeka, striking down government-sanctioned racial segregation.
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The Trump administration has also sanctioned a number of Venezuelan leaders.
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The U.S. government sanctioned Maduro himself a day after the election.
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At worst, they've led to public embarrassment and state-sanctioned harassment.
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There's no parallel to the sanctioned violence of boxing and MMA.
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It was patently clear that he enjoyed state-sanctioned legal impunity.
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There were so many stories of people who had been sanctioned.
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"All parties in the shipping sector should conduct appropriate due diligence to ensure that they are not doing business with nor facilitating business for, directly or indirectly, sanctioned parties or with sanctioned cargo," the official warned.
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Kicker will be sanctioned at a later date, the TIU said, and will not be granted credentials to enter or compete in any professional tennis event sanctioned by the governing bodies of tennis in the meantime.
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Also on Tuesday, the U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Cuban state-run Corporacion Panamericana for facilitating fuel transactions on behalf of another previously sanctioned Cuban entity for its role in Venezuelan oil shipments to the Caribbean island nation.
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Even when just, no matter how just, war is state-sanctioned violence.
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On Friday, the Global Times, a provocative state-sanctioned tabloid, shot back.
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It is, however, only obliged to accept risks related to sanctioned businesses.
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Russian authorities have denied that the poisonings are state-sanctioned terror attacks.
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Both were sanctioned by the Office of Financial Asset Control in 2007.
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The move marked the first time Washington sanctioned Kim Jong Un personally.
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Nornickel is linked with both Rusal and sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
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Now the break finally has its first World Surf League-sanctioned event.
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In total, states have sanctioned nearly 17,000 megawatts of offshore wind power.
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It also sanctioned the two agents suspected of carrying out the attack.
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The group acknowledged the violence but denied that the leadership sanctioned it.
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Other key officials have also been sanctioned, including those involved in oil.
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The move marked the first time Washington sanctioned the nation's leader personally.
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The recent downward trend in state-sanctioned executions may prove short lived.
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The United States has sanctioned Zhuhai Zhenrong before for trading with Iran.
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Maduro is the fourth head of state currently sanctioned by the Treasury.
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This is the second year that it was sanctioned by the city.
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In 2015, the White House sanctioned Benavides Torres over human rights abuses.
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Since then, the FDA has sanctioned the drug's use in other conditions.
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The Iranian officials sanctioned on Wednesday are Morteza Farasatpour and Rahim Ahmadi.
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Uber ignores local regulations, then gets laws rewritten when it is sanctioned.
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Two of his employees and a company he manages were also sanctioned.
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North Korean companies can just change their names once sanctioned, he says.
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The U.N. Security Council has sanctioned leaders in South Sudan in 2015.
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Just like this boxing match that is actually being sanctioned in California.
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The administration has also sanctioned 17 Saudis allegedly involved in Khashoggi's murder.
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The deal is being implemented through a court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement.
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But he said the soldiers' participation was not sanctioned by the military.
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So why restrict markets and have government-sanctioned oligopolies in health insurance?
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But we need access to more than exhibitions sanctioned by white men.
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OFAC also sanctioned nine technology, construction and shipping firms supporting the occupation.
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Athletic Director Ian McCaw was sanctioned and placed on probation, Baylor said.
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This decentralization is incredibly valuable to a sanctioned country like North Korea.
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"People don't realize Russia has been very, very heavily sanctioned," Trump said.
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The U.N. has not sanctioned North Korea's state-owned airline, Air Koryo.
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However, the speed record sanctioned by Guinness World Records is still 135.91.
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Over the next six years, thirty-one more were sanctioned as well.
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Americans will also be barred from any transactions with the sanctioned entities.
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Trump did not meet with Zarif, who the Trump administration has sanctioned.
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This Rajneesh Peace Force is sanctioned officially by the state of Oregon.
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In response, America and its allies sanctioned Russia and have aided Ukraine.
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Violation of state-sanctioned discrimination resulted in physical violence, arrests, or worse.
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Another sanctioned company, Embedi, echoed some of the arguments made by Plyakov.
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"Sixteen times the gun cried…This state sanctioned genocide," Lamar cries out.
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Sonora 128 offers artists a more sanctioned opportunity to display their work.
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It's not officially sanctioned, but I'll make you aware of it anyway.
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But unlike most artisanal mining, this is sanctioned by the Congolese government.
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But it's not the first time North Korean ships have been sanctioned.
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The company's director general, Vasili A. Kolchanov, was also sanctioned on Wednesday.
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"But whether it's sanctioned by the state," he said, is still unproved.
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Of course, Hanson noted, this didn't necessarily mean mass state-sanctioned rape.
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We had tarring and feathering (although it was often extrajudicial, not sanctioned).
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INE recently sanctioned an independent presidential candidate, Jaime Rodriguez, for financing irregularities.
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The center has not been fined or sanctioned by the federal government.
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There are a dozen more NASCAR-sanctioned races scheduled for this season.
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One of the officials sanctioned Thursday by the United States was Gen.
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The free market — not a government-sanctioned, central-planning cartel — knows best.
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Shouldn't we compensate people if they were property, sanctioned by the state?...
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Deutsche was not sanctioned in earlier global probes of foreign exchange manipulation.
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Companies which report a cartel to the European Commission are not sanctioned.
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What's more, the three sanctioned Turkish ministers have no known American assets.
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The Treasury has since sanctioned four Iranian dual nationals of Caribbean nations.
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They closed those companies down, but no one in Consett was sanctioned.
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Gai is the latest South Sudanese official to be sanctioned by Washington.
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The U.S. has sanctioned PDVSA, a major Venezuelan state-owned oil firm.
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The two newly sanctioned North Korean entities, DandongZhongsheng Industry & Trade Co., Ltd.
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A state-sanctioned report accused Matt Shea of participating in domestic terrorism.
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The Treasury sanctioned eight more officials earlier this month after the election.
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The European parliament has already sanctioned Le Pen for misusing EU funds.
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Sixteen of the Russian individuals and entities sanctioned were indicted on Feb.
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The party's fourth sanctioned primary debate will air live at 4543 p.m.
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"Beijing has traditionally focussed on art that is state-sanctioned," he said.
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Right now, raising capital is major concern for Russia's sanctioned financial institutions.
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They are too hard to reverse, tend to increase nationalism and support for elites in the sanctioned state, and usually cause too little pain for those elites compared to the benefits they see in continuing the sanctioned activity.
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The agenda included events with Alexander Torshin, a Russian government official who was later sanctioned by the US Treasury Department, as well as former Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who had already been sanctioned by the US government.
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Paltrow does not like facials, so this entire prank was not goop-sanctioned.
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He was sanctioned by the EU over Russia's annexation of part of Ukraine.
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One reason these older sites have never been officially sanctioned is public opposition.
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If corruption was not encouraged by the White House, it was definitely sanctioned.
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The league says it will recognize any state-sanctioned changes to birth certificates.
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The MNDAA is not sanctioned or designated as a terrorist organization by Washington.
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His lawyer frankly should be sanctioned if he actually tries anything like that.
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That's when the Treasury Department sanctioned both Vekselberg personally and the Renova Group.
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The Treasury also sanctioned China Silver Star's North Korean CEO Jong Song Hwa.
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Contacted by Reuters, Bolle said the sanctioned farmers would mount a legal challenge.
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Obviously, these were not sanctioned videos made by the producers of Peppa Pig.
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By vilifying one kind of drug user, the pro-privatization government sanctioned another.
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The Trump administration has also sanctioned Iran for test-firing of ballistic missile.
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Iran's Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif, would be sanctioned later this week, he said.
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Three South Sudanese officials have been sanctioned by America's Treasury for alleged corruption.
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The final sanctioned debate before the New Hampshire primary has already taken place.
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Most people who approach these councils are women seeking a religiously sanctioned divorce.
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Other scholars note that the norms around state-sanctioned killings have long shifted.
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All contracts and activities with sanctioned firms must be ended within 60 days.
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Then an article was published about the Society — an article Jeff had sanctioned.
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International powers have sanctioned Iran for its own frequent testing of the weapons.
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Kushner also apparently met with Sergey Gorkov, who heads up Obama-sanctioned Vnesheconombank.
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The U.S. personally sanctioned Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in late June.
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The United States already sanctioned 13 Venezuelan leaders connected to Maduro last week.
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These resources have always existed, alongside or in defiance of officially sanctioned channels.
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Deripaska was among the Russian oligarchs sanctioned by the United States in April.
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Bitcoin is for counter-economic black markets and funding non-state sanctioned movements.
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Congress must not allow our tax dollars to pay for federally sanctioned discrimination.
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The directors were not sanctioned, disciplined or criticized and that has never changed.
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The U.S. has already sanctioned some top officials close to President Salva Kiir.
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"This manufactured crisis is, in my view, government-sanctioned child abuse," said Rep.
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Twenty-five states have sanctioned some forms of marijuana use for medical purposes.
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The US Treasury has sanctioned Soleimani for his role in black ops, though.
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Three Russian individuals were also sanctioned for acting on behalf of the company.
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The U.S. also sanctioned Iran's foreign minister, Mohamad Javad Zarif, on Aug. 1.
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The Trump administration sanctioned individuals tied to China's Uighur concentration camps in Xinjiang.
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The Trump administration in late July sanctioned Iran's top diplomat, Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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We are victims of what I have defined as state-sanctioned hostage-taking.
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The Treasury Department sanctioned Rosneft and Sechin after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014.
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Others escaped state-sanctioned violence after observing that fellow activists disappeared without explanation.
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Early last year, it sanctioned developers who promised an app that detected melanoma.
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But in 2001, after the rules were codified, Nevada sanctioned mixed martial arts.
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"Investigations and trials will continue so those responsible are rightly sanctioned," he added.
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Both Boyarkin and Deripaska, meanwhile, have been sanctioned by the US Treasury Department.
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Oh, and it sanctioned its CEO over the whole affair, for some reason.
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Bonds from Gazprom, also not sanctioned, tumbled as much as 4-5 cents.
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North Korea is already one of the most sanctioned nations in the world.
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Enter Spirit Possessions Anonymous, a government-sanctioned recovery program for the formerly bedeviled.
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No event of this kind would be sanctioned by the university's senior administration.
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Heavily sanctioned North Korea drew condemnation for its fourth nuclear test on Jan.
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Take this as a rubber-stamped, fully ratified, officially sanctioned Premier League prediction.
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But suit-sanctioned drinking isn't the only reason behind South Korea's collective hangover.
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Mr. Weiss has been sanctioned, though McKinsey declined to say what that involved.
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Morrissey said Mouratoglou's coaching was so blatant it deserved to be sanctioned immediately.
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Official records only happen during sanctioned events where a sanctioning body is officiating.
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At least 22 listed people had already been sanctioned by the Obama administration.
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Oga's Cantina, the tavern, is referenced in "Thrawn: Alliances," a Lucasfilm-sanctioned novel.
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Reed never got over the pain sanctioned by those meant to protect him.
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"Perhaps my name remains sanctioned, but we don't use names online," he said.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Friday blacklisted the ship and sanctioned its captain.
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"People don't realize Russia has been very, very heavily sanctioned," Mr. Trump said.
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It&aposs not clear whether this call was sanctioned by the Iranian government.
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Sessions' announcement yesterday is not: it amounts to a government-sanctioned publicity stunt.
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Last year, the US sanctioned Zarif as it ramped up pressure on Tehran.
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Barclays has also been sanctioned 13 times by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Arkansas cheese beats Texas queso in a legislative-branch sanctioned cheese dip contest.
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Of course, these shares can not be sold back to a sanctioned body.
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He, along with dozens of inmates, say lethal injection creates state-sanctioned torture.
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Next week's event is the final Democratic National Committee-sanctioned debate of 2019.
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Companies House records show he was not sanctioned for his part in Bluemay.
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People who are against the measure say it amounts to state-sanctioned discrimination.
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Unlike the tax case, that potential U.S. action is sanctioned by the WTO.
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Now that the Laver Cup is an ATP-sanctioned event, that might happen.
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The U.S. government has repeatedly sanctioned AVIC and its subsidiaries for proliferation activities.
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Each screenplay is scored by a Black List-sanctioned group of industry professionals.
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After that, the conference officially sanctioned sex toys for 2020 following the outcry.
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He argued that it was correct for dissenters to be sanctioned or expelled.
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We weren't in an actual wilderness, after all — just a government-sanctioned one.
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Was the practice of graffiti legal — or at least unofficially sanctioned — in Melbourne?
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When Arleen didn't show up, the caseworker "sanctioned" her by decreasing her benefit.
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Judges subject to misconduct complaints may be investigated and sanctioned by judicial committees.
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The United States had already sanctioned Velmur for assisting Transatlantic Partners Pte. Ltd.
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However, on Saturday, Tolliver participated in the DNC-sanctioned candidates forum in Houston.
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In December, Obama expelled 35 suspected Russian spies and sanctioned two spy agencies.
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He is on a list of people sanctioned by both Seoul and Washington.
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That Trump has committed egregious misconduct so he must be sanctioned for it.
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China also sanctioned New York-based NGO Human Rights Watch, according to Reuters.
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There are currently no legally sanctioned supervised injection sites in the United States.
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Team B II dismisses this as a form of tactical, sharia-sanctioned lying.
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Torshin was among those sanctioned, though he has since left the central bank.
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The school's athletic director, Ian McCaw, was also sanctioned and placed on probation.
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The government-sanctioned inquiry is due to provide an interim report by Oct.
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The State and Treasury departments on Friday sanctioned 31 entities — 17 organizations and 14 people — with ties to Iran's Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research (SPND), a previously sanctioned research center that was involved in Tehran's efforts to develop nuclear weapons.
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The 16 sanctioned entities are doing business with previously sanctioned companies and people, work in North Korea's energy sector, help move North Korean workers to jobs abroad and allow the government to evade sanctions and access international financial markets, Treasury said.
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The marine companies were sanctioned for doing business with a Russian company, Divetechnoservices, that the Trump administration had sanctioned on June 11 over its links to Russia's Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., the main security and intelligence agency in the country.
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And while to date only one Myanmar military official has been sanctioned over the crisis involving hundreds of thousands of Rohingya, the administration recently sanctioned two members of the Turkish Cabinet over the continued detention of an American Christian pastor.
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However the Global Times, a provocative but state-sanctioned tabloid, had a scathing response.
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He almost certainly isn't in the final two who have sanctioned Neil Lane meetings.
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Kamala Harris, D-California, meanwhile, tweeted excerpts of the letter after Warren was sanctioned.
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Even the officially sanctioned press has not pulled its punches about the difficulties ahead.
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The United States sanctioned seven Russian firms involved in the bridge construction last year.
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While Turkey never sanctioned their movement, it was late in trying to stop it.
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Westworld ended with a robot takeover, seemingly sanctioned by Anthony Hopkins' Dr. Robert Ford.
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Professional celebrity offspring Riley Curry finally got her officially sanctioned moment in the spotlight.
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The Court would have essentially sanctioned the President acting as lawmaker -- not law enforcer.
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Moreover, Congress is not best positioned to identify individuals and businesses to be sanctioned.
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The Democratic National Committee's fourth sanctioned primary debate will air live at 8 p.m.
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Lil Wayne's on there, too, if you want to stay within corporately sanctioned limits.
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Police justified their response by saying that the rally was not sanctioned by authorities.
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Under the rules, players are barred from betting on any aspect of sanctioned tournaments.
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Musical breaks gave state-sanctioned violence a magical realism feel, and somehow it worked.
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If they don't, their banks could get sanctioned by the US in six months.
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In April it was sanctioned as part of a package of measures against Russia.
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In effect, this would mean herding their flocks into the state-sanctioned church system.
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"Hyp3r's actions were not sanctioned and violate our policies," an Instagram spokesperson told CNBC.
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Various Uganda-based traders have been sanctioned for handling gold smuggled out of DRC.
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Political climates rife with oppression and the ever present threat of state sanctioned violence?
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The U.S. Treasury sanctioned him in 2009 for allegedly attacking U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Thant Zin Oo, the commander of the 8th Security Police Battalion, was also sanctioned.
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The U.S. sanctions announced last week marked the first time Washington sanctioned Kim personally.
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The two individuals sanctioned, Jeffrey Ashfield and John Meadows, were listed as British citizens.
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The second source says the workouts at home are sanctioned by the rehab facility.
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Unlike the officially sanctioned Star Wars Celebration conventions, May 4th is a grassroots phenomenon.
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Together, their stories show the heartbreaking reality of this form of state-sanctioned discrimination.
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The only church exteriors in China adorned with steeples or crosses are officially sanctioned.
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Even breeders sanctioned by these groups as experts can turn out to be charlatans.
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It is the official state-sanctioned ideology of Saudi Arabia, as well as ISIS.
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He had sanctioned Schatzow during the Goodson trial for failure to turn over evidence.
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Mueller was also sanctioned for destroying electronic devices that contained evidence in the case.
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Those contributing financial assistance or services related to these weapons can also be sanctioned.
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Critics said the law sanctioned discrimination against LGBT people, and it was ultimately revised.
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"This regulation would be used as a form of federally sanctioned blackmail," Johnson said.
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The United States sanctioned Surkov in 2014 for his involvement in the Ukrainian conflict.
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This is the fourth head of state the U.S. has ever sanctioned, Mnuchin said.
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In a separate earlier post, he described why he thought he had been sanctioned.
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And as long as the shoe brand in question was sanctioned by the league.
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Anyone found to be violating that policy would be "sanctioned appropriately," the school said.
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What we haven't had in Canada (yet) is a legally-sanctioned medical shroom grower.
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Not that long ago, men would have been policed and sanctioned for prioritizing family.
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The Commerce Department is also said to be investigating Huawei's dealings with sanctioned nations.
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The Associated Press: Sanctioned Russian oligarch linked to Michael Cohen has vast U.S. ties.
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In other news Trump sanctioned Ayatollah Khomeini today who has been dead since 1989.
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The firm must execute the transaction or be sanctioned by state and federal regulators.
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When someone noticed the stand wasn't city sanctioned, he was forced to shut down.
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These encounters were surely sanctioned in some way by Fusion's client, the Clinton campaign.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has sanctioned a bloody drug war that features extrajudicial killing.
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So it's hard to fathom why he would portray the government as divinely sanctioned.
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FBI agents have been censured and sanctioned for their actions during the Clinton case.
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Those at Sunday's rally, which was sanctioned by Russian authorities, chanted "Free them all!"
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All sanctioned tracks -- more than 300 across 49 states -- have loaner bikes and helmets.
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"Our exposure on these (sanctioned) companies of Oleg Deripaska is quite big," Soloviev said.
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We see no reason why Honeywell would be potentially sanctioned by the Chinese government.
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The Trump administration also recently sanctioned Beijing over its purchase of Russian weapons systems.
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First, they provide a more accurate representation of state-sanctioned violence in black communities.
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Ahead, check out three of Gigi's preferred styles (and four Hadid-sanctioned outfit ideas).
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"I think it's unusual to see this behavior at a sanctioned event," said Helder.
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The United Nations says in its report that those crimes are sanctioned by leaders.
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"He led the charge on organized or sanctioned downhill skateboarding in Canada," he said.
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It was hate speech, sanctioned by the biggest, most tremendous idiot of them all.
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So they're effectively treated as orphans and forced to live in state-sanctioned facilities.
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The sanctioned individuals and businesses have extensive financial, construction and infrastructure ties to Crimea.
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Thirteen competitions sanctioned by the United States Equestrian Federation are held in the area.
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Iran is being sanctioned although it has complied with an international arms control agreement.
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The statues sanctioned the return of white supremacy and the violence at its core.
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Some explicitly sanctioned lynching, even going so far as to announce killings in advance.
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But then, of course they did; they were sanctioned and empowered by their publications.
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Obama Admin sanctioned 4 Russian individuals & 5 entities incl GRU & FSB for election meddling.
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Of the newly sanctioned companies, 16 are based in Venezuela and four in Panama.
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He is not allowed to compete in — or even attend — any sanctioned tennis events.
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Whether those rights are sanctioned or not, that's going to be on someone's phone.
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Collectively, they offer projects with subterfuge, refusal, and reconsideration of imposed state-sanctioned boundaries.
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Soon the renegade site will get an officially sanctioned location in a nearby storefront.
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There are university-sanctioned rooms dedicated to them, and they have their own counselors.
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He was sanctioned only belatedly, barred from campus for 22015 years — after he graduated.
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The Treasury Department recently sanctioned a son of Ortega and three Nicaraguan front companies.
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The Supreme Court of Pakistan has legally sanctioned every military coup in the country.
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Wearing sunglasses indoors: officially sanctioned for use by the Hollywood elite during awards shows.
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ESPN recently acquired the rights to broadcast races sanctioned by the Drone Racing League.
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It also sanctioned both companies for allegedly laundering millions of dollars for North Korea.
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The U.S. had already sanctioned two ministers of the Turkish government earlier in August.
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Last month, the European Union sanctioned seven Venezuelan leaders, accusing them of undermining democracy.
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The Trump administration has sanctioned all key Iranian economic sectors, including aviation and shipping.
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I also worry about racist backlash that is not officially sanctioned by local governments.
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In Ms. Williams' reckoning of the future, pedophilia is not only tolerated, it's sanctioned.
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It was his first Tour-sanctioned victory as a pro, and he won $112,0003.
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Several U.S. officials also disputed that Sessions's trip was sanctioned, according to the Post.
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He participated in the Civil Rights movement, encountering white-sanctioned anger and rabid incivility.
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"I've always dedicated "Howlin' Shame" to black victims of state-sanctioned violence," she says.
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Clubs were filled with dealers sanctioned by doormen, and controlled by organized crime gangs.
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The Democratic National Committee requires candidates to get at least 5% in at least two DNC-sanctioned early-voting state (Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina) primary polls or 3% in at least four DNC-sanctioned national or early-state primary polls.
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And such a broadening of targeted sanctions, which are supposed to drive a wedge between those who are sanctioned and those who are not, would dull their effect: If almost everyone is sanctioned, the unity of the Maduro government would be reinforced.
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" The group said it was "shocking" that the Times report didn't mention any of the "sanctioned events," including a panel conversation "literally condemning political violence while claiming to be upset over a meme that was not sanctioned, shown on stage, or approved.
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Qahtani is one of the 17 who was sanctioned by the Trump administration on Thursday.
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The Democratic National Committee had sanctioned only six debates for its candidates this election cycle.
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Winning the case would force China to drop its subsidies or face WTO-sanctioned retaliation.
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So we would be like Iran or something, where you only have state-sanctioned parties?
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Virginia Beach spokesperson Drew Lankford told CNN the event was not city-sponsored or sanctioned.
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The issue that HuffPost raises is whether Cloudflare is providing "material support" to sanctioned organizations.
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It's important to note we've sanctioned Russians for partaking in this kind of information warfare.
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Sometimes it's through hearing bits and pieces that have been doctored by socially sanctioned ideals.
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BSI Bank and Falcon Private Bank were sanctioned by FINMA for their dealings with 1MDB.
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The state civil rights commission sanctioned Phillips after a formal complaint from the gay couple.
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The US Treasury Department sanctioned the group's founder last year for its activities in Ukraine.
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The only consistency implied in the project is that they are all State sanctioned executions.
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At present, the integrity unit does not release information except when a player is sanctioned.
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He was sanctioned last month by the Trump administration as retaliation for Russian election meddling.
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Instead, Huck refers to their shared past as state-sanctioned mercenaries as a "government" job.
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He also sanctioned the rape of female prisoners, who were passed from fighter to fighter.
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He has also been sanctioned by the United Nations for his ties to al Qaeda.
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The gang was sanctioned as a transnational criminal organization by the Treasury Department in 2012 .
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The administration also sanctioned people in Putin's inner circle accused of undermining peace in Ukraine.
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Reuters has no evidence of any payment from Metro or Auchan to the sanctioned entities.
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People who wield state-sanctioned power also have to be willing to follow the laws.
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Seventy-six elite Russian athletes had been sanctioned since 2011 - more than any other country.
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Washington sanctioned Justice Minister Abdulhamit Gul and Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu over the pastor's detention.
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Tech companies have promoted office-sanctioned Nerf fights as a reason to work for them.
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Myanmar The State Department has sanctioned four top Myanmar military officials for human rights abuses.
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The U.S. later sanctioned the bank after Russia invaded Ukraine and occupied Crimea in 2014.
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The result is street-based violence, in-home violence, structural violence and government-sanctioned death.
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The department will also freeze the U.S.-based assets of the sanctioned officials and parties.
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Eliminating state-sanctioned mistreatment of minorities will be a significant first step towards tangible progress.
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When you're flying on an MAAC-sanctioned field, some of the current regulations don't apply.
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Back in the days of sanctioned polygamy, Rachel and Leah are sisters married to Jacob.
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The Treasury Department last month sanctioned Iran after it conducted a ballistic missile in January.
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The U.S. has also sanctioned Russia over its intervention in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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They can be sanctioned as a result of anonymous complaints that cite no patient harm.
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If Theranos is ultimately sanctioned, however, it could spell out the company's demise, George said.
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"It's state-sanctioned loan-sharking," bankruptcy lawyer Daniel Frischberg told ProPublica education reporter Annie Waldman.
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They're criminals with a specific set of principles — albeit principles that are not police-sanctioned.
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He's made similar statements about immigrants and refugees, and he has been sanctioned for it.
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Since 28500, the U.S. Department of Treasury has periodically sanctioned Hezbollah financiers in Latin America.
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Tokyo has now sanctioned 72 organizations and 81 individuals for their dealings with North Korea.
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The sanctioned companies also included ITT Corporation, United Technologies and specialty vehicles maker Oshkosh Corp.
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Another provision would have sanctioned Ankara if it went through with the S-400 purchase.
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It may be that he and other Russians really don't get why they've been sanctioned.
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Feng acknowledged Suzuki's quality at the tournament jointly sanctioned by the LPGA and the JLPGA.
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The eight officials targeted Wednesday join almost a dozen more sanctioned by Treasury this year.
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The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned individuals and businesses tied to the Revolutionary Guards on Friday.
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She is a little scary and a little sexy, and her rage feels divinely sanctioned.
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Two of his companies, including his catering business, were also sanctioned by Treasury this year.
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Yet Russia is more integrated into the global economy than other countries America has sanctioned.
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The Treasury Department sanctioned 2628 individuals and companies working to advance Iran's ballistic missile program.
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All Russian athletes sanctioned for doping in the past have been excluded from the Games.
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"It wasn't sanctioned as a world record because it wasn't in open competition," he said.
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Sadly, the cost we pay here is US sanctioned injustice and loss of our freedom.
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They prohibited lending to the sanctioned state banks and companies for 30 days or more.
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The debate is not sanctioned by the Republican Party, which is supporting Trump's reelection bid.
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And in both cases, this has been sanctioned by the highest court in the land.
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It is a telling sign of bin Salman's growing power that seems sanctioned by Trump.
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The new additions bring the total number of those sanctioned by the law to 49.
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If the judge finds that there indeed were illegal leaks, the investigators could be sanctioned.
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Already the DNC has come out with its number of officially sanctioned debates: a dozen.
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The sanctions prohibit U.S. citizens or entities from doing business with the sanctioned Russian entities.
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On race days, RVs, some having traveled hundreds of miles, are parked around sanctioned racetracks.
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The board also approved a $250 million state-sanctioned property tax hike exclusively for pensions.
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It is also officially being sanctioned by SLACR, the Society for Lazy and Carefree Runners.
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More than 100 Russian individuals and companies have been sanctioned for a variety of reasons.
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It and Zhao were both sanctioned by the Treasury Department in January of this year.
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Commuters at a Pyongyang subway station pass Rodong Sinmun, the country's largest state-sanctioned newspaper.
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Zion's attendees were also given pamphlets of officially sanctioned churches that they might attend instead.
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Nitschke created Exit International as an alternative to state-sanctioned euthanasia and physician-assisted death.
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Evidently very guilty, Schumacher was thrown out of the championship and sanctioned by the FIA.
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The Commerce Department this week sanctioned seven Pakistani companies for alleged links to nuclear trade.
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They searched the bags of people arriving, a move sanctioned by the state of emergency.
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About 60 have been sanctioned for anti-doping rule violations in the past five years.
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The ship did not appear on a United Nations list of sanctioned North Korean vessels.
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In short, the courts have just sanctioned men to say whatever they want to women.
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He has been sanctioned in violation of his first amendment right to freedom of speech.
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Mr. Plahotniuc fled Moldova last year and was sanctioned by the State Department in January.
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In Southern California, San Diego is opening its first city-sanctioned homeless camp on Monday.
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Vekselberg was sanctioned along with six other Russian oligarchs by the Trump administration in April.
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It would be called the use of sexual intercourse for divinely sanctioned purposes of procreation.
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The same appears to be true for most of the other individuals sanctioned on Monday.
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Russia has consistently denied any state-sanctioned doping programs, and vowed to defend its athletes.
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Facebook and General Electric have also been sanctioned in recent years for breaching merger rules.
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We are despised … We are the victims of continuous, malevolent, and sanctioned violence against us.
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The current lack of a culturally sanctioned life course creates a great deal of anxiety.
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Interestingly, because the tournament wasn't sanctioned by the PGA Tour and conflicted with the Frys.
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Digital Security, Kvant Scientific Research Institute and Divetechnoservices were among the groups that were sanctioned.
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The US last year sanctioned PDVSA, barring Americans from doing business with the oil giant.
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They were told both images were sanctioned by the artist, to alleviate any ethical worries.
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The PMF is government sanctioned and formally reports to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's office.
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"This has to be severely sanctioned by the corresponding authorities," Motagua club wrote on Twitter.
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Girls varsity flag football has been sanctioned as a high school sport in five states.
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On the books, the recent school closures and teacher absences are sanctioned as sick leave.
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They have not been sanctioned at any time, before the advent of coronavirus or concurrently.
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Here's everything you need to know about the ninth Democratic National Committee-sanctioned primary debate.
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For instance, citizens could be required to pass a government-sanctioned civics test to vote.
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The oil shipments so far are small and are not believed to be state-sanctioned.
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Some of these state-sanctioned programs have now been in place for nearly two decades.
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But what will an administration that openly condones extrajudicial killings do with state-sanctioned executions?
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Last year, independent testing showed lead levels significantly different than the state-sanctioned testing there.
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It aims to use legally sanctioned contests to tame the dangers of deep political disagreement.
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America has always sanctioned and besieged Black and Brown bodies both at home and abroad.
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Didier Casimiro, president and board chairman of Rosneft Trading S.A., was also sanctioned on Tuesday.
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And, although he initially sanctioned it, Claire's relationship with Tom Yates visibly grates on him.
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"And, you know, people don't realize Russia has been very, very heavily sanctioned," he continued.
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The bank has said Mr. Leissner's conduct was not sanctioned or approved by his bosses.
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Purdue Pharma, the FDA sanctioned its long-term use, despite an absence of new research
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Among those sanctioned is Saud al-Qahtani, a hawkish former adviser to the crown prince.
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Venezuela's state-sanctioned mafia has been pillaging the country's coffers for the last two decades.
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The FARC accepted the referendum on the condition it is sanctioned by Colombia's Constitutional Court.
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They now also believe passionately in Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court-sanctioned spying on U.S. citizens.
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And if that happens, few will remember the Democrats as the party that sanctioned Russia.
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And patterns of negative social interactions are often implicitly sanctioned by society and our organizations.
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Muslim leaders see the violence as a state-sanctioned campaign to teach them a lesson.
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Most Chinese distrusted the Communist Party's sanctioned art; it was not entertainment, it was propaganda.
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They involve moves that can be used in actual fights, but they're not sanctioned bouts.
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The Quds force was declared a terrorist organization in 2007, and Soleimani himself was sanctioned.
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Today there are more than 400 sanctioned markets in the country, representing about 600,000 vendors.
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Among those sanctioned were Qahtani, who was formerly a top aide to the crown prince.
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Despite these benefits, not everyone agrees that officially-sanctioned drug-use is a good thing.
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One was sanctioning Iran's elite military unit, the Revolutionary Guard, which is already heavily sanctioned.
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The Democratic National Committee is requiring candidates to garner at least 5% in at least two DNC-sanctioned early voting state (Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina) primary polls or 3% in at least four DNC-sanctioned national or early state primary polls.
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Prosecutors separately alleged that Huawei did business in countries sanctioned by the U.S., the United Nations or the European Union, such as North Korea and Iran, and that Huawei arranged for shipment of its equipment to these sanctioned countries in violation of international law.
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There were 25 Democratic primary debates in 2008 and 15 in 2004, both sanctioned and unsanctioned.
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"That's a serious offense and that's what must be sanctioned," Ortiz said on local broadcaster RPP.
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If people behave badly they need to be sanctioned and this is not happening right now.
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The Obama administration had previously sanctioned Russia over its annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014.
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Mike Pence in March, with critics saying it sanctioned discrimination against gay people on religious grounds.
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But beyond her ABC-sanctioned bio, Tayshia's life seems to be all about exploring new places.
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Meanwhile, Sarandon, 69, admitted this is the first time she's sanctioned a shot of herself unvarnished.
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"We are going to be sanctioned again," said Hossein, who declined to give his full name.
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With a wink and a nod, they tacitly sanctioned the acts of Klan violence that resulted.
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The bomb was part of an arms deal with Saudi Arabia sanctioned by the State Department.
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In Georgia and Kansas, two thirds of doctors publicly sanctioned for sexual misconduct kept their jobs.
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Since his departure, the list of state-sanctioned crimes uncovered — or openly spoken about — has grown.
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The secret killings were sanctioned by the highest levels of the Syrian government, according to Amnesty.
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Furthermore, black women have faced state-sanctioned discrimination, like segregation, and limited autonomy over reproductive rights.
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"United Nations staff must never be threatened or sanctioned for doing their work," Mr. Ban said.
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A new law passed Thursday officially sanctioned Uber and other ride-hailing companies in the country.
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General Carlos Rotondaro was sanctioned last year for incompetent management of a state-run medicine program.
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Mr. Bao had official approval to lead a congregation, and he oversaw a government-sanctioned church.
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But Wednesday's action marks the first time regime officials have been sanctioned for human rights abuses.
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She also suggests that the orders were fully sanctioned by the physicians at the Ohio hospital.
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On Sunday, Toninelli said the small island nation should be sanctioned for not performing the rescue.
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Earlier this year, Ruggles was sanctioned by the CME Group for the same set of activities.
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On Wednesday, the WBA officially sanctioned the match between the two fighters for the vacant title.
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Fernando Karadima, a charismatic preacher who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for molesting youths.
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The council sanctioned several senior South Sudanese officials on both sides of the conflict in 2015.
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In the Netherlands, Germany, Poland and other countries, courts have sanctioned evidence from scent-identification lineups.
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Paul complained that it sanctioned U.S. allies and harmed international companies that employ thousands of Americans.
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Well, now you can do it in a way that is officially sanctioned by the show.
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In December, Obama's administration sanctioned Dandong Hongxiang Industrial Development for using front companies to avoid sanctions.
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It is illegal for banks to knowingly allow financial transfers that involve countries sanctioned under IEEPA.
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It's also clearly part of a government-sanctioned effort to cultivate a socialist ideal of wholesomeness.
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Mahan Air, the airline for which Malakotipour was working when he was sanctioned, declined to comment.
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Two months later, he won the U.S. Open, too, and finished 203 with seven sanctioned victories.
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Ultimately, Chinese art was one of 286 items removed from the final list of sanctioned goods.
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The U.S.-led coalition has said the Ocalan banner was not sanctioned by the SDF leadership.
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It's a surge of state-sanctioned cruelty, and being daily executed by working class government officials.
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Firms outside U.S. jurisdiction can be punished if Washington deems they are helping a sanctioned entity.
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The United Nations sanctioned it in 220 as a global day of education to raise awareness.
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But when encampments are sanctioned and infused with ample services, cash, and infrastructure, they can work.
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It is often assumed that North Korea is already heavily sanctioned and under a tight embargo.
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An organization called Concerned Veterans for America is sanctioned by the influential conservative siblings, Sanders said.
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Airbus and Boeing are selling their aircraft to no-longer-sanctioned Iran Air, rather than Mahan.
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The lawsuit went through two more versions after Kriss' attorney was sanctioned for using stolen information.
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It is unclear whether Sheikh Abdullah's role in the mediation was sanctioned by the Qatari government.
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The federal government has sanctioned Tenet several times after finding instances of billing fraud and kickbacks.
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After some doctor-sanctioned violence, her father instituted a strict workout regimen, enforced with the paddle.
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The United Nations has sanctioned the holiday as a global day of education to raise awareness.
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The secret campuses were for conducting "enhanced interrogation"—that is, officially sanctioned torture—on suspected terrorists.
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And on whether Crown Prince Mohammed should be sanctioned, he said he cannot discuss classified information.
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It exists in the sanctioned Star Wars paracosm; it's a door between our universe and theirs.
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The US Treasury Department sanctioned the company and its president after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014.
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Accurate and officially sanctioned sports data must be available to allow leagues and teams to profit.
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She's now an amateur level fighter and has had 11 sanctioned fights, including fights throughout Thailand.
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It was first thought Trump was referring to two Chinese shipping companies sanctioned the previous day.
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Her actions, I believe, will eventually be sanctioned, as Manafort was never a serious flight risk.
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And each, in his or her way, embodies the vindictive, idiosyncratic nature of state-sanctioned killing.
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While government-sanctioned property theft is bad enough, it isn't just content being taken — it's eyeballs.
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The Supreme Court, in the name of the rule of law, has sanctioned a corrupt system.
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The latest version of the bill clarifies that only Russian energy export pipelines can be sanctioned.
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But physicians are often hesitant to perform an abortion, even when it's legally sanctioned, Carino said.
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He is also training to win a sanctioned boxing fight, one of his goals for 2019.
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Several of those officers were sanctioned by the Treasury Department for alleged election interference on Wednesday.
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"It's a huge step forward, toward officially-sanctioned global data," Trodd told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Denial of citizenship, property requirements, and sanctioned violence against voters barred Native Americans from the polls.
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Participants chanted "free them all" at the Sunday event, which was sanctioned by the Russian government.
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State-sanctioned Catholic churches are run by bishops chosen and ordained by Beijing, not the Vatican.
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The UN Security Council sanctioned Eritrea in 2009 for its alleged ties with Somalia extremist groups.
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Among the sanctioned entities are the government of North Korea and the Workers' Party of Korea.
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Speaking of official state-sanctioned symbols, you had a nice column on this the other day.
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In the end the effort failed, with most groups refusing to adopt the officially sanctioned routines.
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They prepared their own feasts, too, either sanctioned by their owners or organized on the quiet.
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The implicit admission—by this UFC-sanctioned propaganda—is that sheer skills and sportsmanship aren't enough.
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Our system still has some inactivated accounts from some sanctioned countries for audit and logging purposes.
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The fund was sanctioned by the U.S. in 2015 in retaliation for Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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"They were sanctioned at a very high level, and that took place very recently," he said.
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He was sanctioned on Thursday by the U.S. Treasury, which said he is 51 years old.
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Many students are, understandably, angry about what they see as a school-sanctioned neo-Nazi organization.
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In the best cases, this has allowed for a remarkable degree of elite-sanctioned social progress.
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Legalized discrimination and state-sanctioned brutality, murder, dispossession and disenfranchisement continued long after the war ended.
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Even if Ms. Monk had sanctioned it, others couldn't take on these sprawling, complicated, idiosyncratic pieces.
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Suu Kyi is not among those sanctioned, nor are Myanmar's top military commanders, according to Reuters.
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He was also asked whether Benedict had sanctioned the American cardinal, as the letter also claimed.
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In February, it added Rosneft's trading arm, Rosneft Trading SA, to its list of sanctioned companies.
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"One of the children of slaves is marrying a royal whose forerunners sanctioned slavery," she said.
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Pitino, tired of the intraoffice hectoring, bolted for Kentucky, a sanctioned-ridden program, another reconstruction job.
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The military units sanctioned are the 33rd Light Infantry Division and the 99th Light Infantry Division.
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A Trump campaign official said the event was not "affiliated with or sanctioned by" the campaign.
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The U.S. actions bar American individuals or companies from dealing with the sanctioned people or companies.
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After the February attack, the United States, Britain and France asked for Azhar to be sanctioned.
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If people behave badly they need to be sanctioned and this is not happening right now.
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YOU ALSO SANCTIONED A NUMBER OF RUSSIAN OLIGARCHS THIS MORNING AND A NUMBER OF RUSSIAN COMPANIES.
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In the last Cup, Oracle started at minus 2 after being sanctioned by an arbitration panel.
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American companies must insure that they are not receiving funds that originated with any sanctioned entity.
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Logan has two fights under his belt -- though the first bout with KSI wasn't officially sanctioned.
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It's actually state-sanctioned, and businesses who want to operate in China have to play ball.
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China subsequently suspended U.S. military visits to Hong Kong and sanctioned several U.S. non-government organizations.
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Just last week, Panama likewise sanctioned Venezuelan officials — and immediately suffered reprisals from the Maduro government.
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The U.S. took things a step further Monday after the Treasury Department officially sanctioned Maduro himself.
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If Congress passes this law, it will be opening the door to state-sanctioned health discrimination.
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During a meeting Friday with Australia's prime minister, Trump announced he has sanctioned Iran's national bank.
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Kim is named on the list of individuals sanctioned by both the US and South Korea.
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I have been offered bribes for this and I have been sanctioned because of my integrity.
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"The problem that Congress was confronting was state-sponsored and sanctioned sports gambling schemes," he said.
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Philadelphia is now angling to become the first city with a legally sanctioned safe injection site.
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"We have sanctioned them a hundred times, and it didn't stop developing nuclear weapons," he said.
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Al-Qahtani has been sanctioned for his suspected role in orchestrating the brutal killing of Khashoggi.
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It is, for Douthat and other Catholic conservatives, a back-door form of Catholic-sanctioned divorce.
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Polyus is controlled by the family of Suleiman Kerimov who is on the sanctioned individuals list.
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Treasury also sanctioned Yevgeny Prigozhin, known as "Putin's chef," for his role in bankrolling Russian hackers.
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In 1966, the longest women's race sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) was 1.5 miles.
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That history existed, but we weren't given it: those books weren't sanctioned for use in schools.
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As Mr. Maduro orchestrated a vote to establish a new ruling body on July 30, the White House blacklisted judges and sanctioned more officials; after the vote was held, Mr. Maduro was sanctioned personally, leaving him one of four heads of state to be blacklisted that way.
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That would be in addition to Braunschweig's fine which sanctioned violations tied to 4-cylinder diesel engines.
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Users will, however, be able to log into their account once they leave sanctioned regions or countries.
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CNN is airing the much-anticipated Democratic National Committee-sanctioned debates live from Detroit at 8 p.m.
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"If they are designated or sanctioned as a practical matter it won't be as significant for them."
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The U.S. government in 2015 sanctioned the firm, saying it was acting for Timchenko and his network.
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Human rights groups attacked the campaign for its state-sanctioned violence and called for a UN investigation.
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Dong ministers to hundreds of underground Catholics, some of whom were dismissive of the officially sanctioned body.
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That unsanctioned user experience is seen as markedly superior to the sanctioned user experience that publishers provide.
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Having her memory wiped causes Victoria intense physical pain, but that's part of a legally sanctioned punishment.
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This was to cover equity decrease below RUB21.3 billion due to losses occurring under sanctioned business agreements.
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The US measures also prevent the sanctioned Chinese firms and citizens from using the US financial system.
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Gazprom remains a U.S.-sanctioned entity, but Moscow is intensifying its lobbying for an end to sanctions.
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It was announced that state-sanctioned cigarette makers were required to put health warning notices on packaging.
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The idea is to have an official and sanctioned place for companies to register their bots securely.
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Don't expect to see a Bethesda-sanctioned Thomas the Tank Engine mod for Skyrim any time soon.
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A legally sanctioned walk of shame, one to which the media is invited, is a strange ritual.
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The Russian sovereign, which is not sanctioned, sent out a request for proposal to banks on Friday.
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The airport there is operated by Basel Aero, a company owned by sanctioned Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska.
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He sanctioned Turkey over its detention of an American pastor, Andrew Brunson, hurting the NATO ally's economy.
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His repeated use of chemical weapons and his crimes against his own population had to be sanctioned.
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Coinbase doesn't officially allow secondary trading, so a sanctioned round like this would require the company's approval.
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Cruz goes too far by suggesting the country has two state-sanctioned days of hatred and intolerance.
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U.S.-based creditors are not prohibited from attending meetings, but are barred from dealings with sanctioned officials.
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Archbishop Welby, whose homeland has sanctioned Russia for its behaviour in Ukraine, promised to study the matter.
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The government has sanctioned Rs 218,000 crores ($1.5 billion) for the Gaganyaan mission, it was unveiled today.
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But although neither arrest was sanctioned by the Kremlin, the gangs were only following the Kremlin's example.
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I think the first is, Donald Trump recently sanctioned Oleg Deripaska as part of the Russia sanctions.
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The scene's meaning was deliberately left ambiguous: Is this a street protest or a sanctioned election rally?
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He said Sidewalk Labs has proposed an independent, government sanctioned trust control that aspect of the project.
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Most forms of gambling are illegal across almost the entire country, outside of two officially sanctioned lotteries.
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Another person sanctioned was the brothers' attorney, who the Treasury said was involved in their criminal activities.
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Reuters was unable to contact Malakotipour and could find no public response from him to being sanctioned.
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All have now been sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee, which had at first resisted the additions.
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So far, the United States has sanctioned only one Myanmar general for abuses during the Rakhine campaign.
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Also sanctioned on Thursday was the Ministry of State Security of the so-called Luhansk People's Republic.
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In May 2017, CIDE sanctioned another professor, Carlos Vilalta, after documenting that he sexually harassed doctoral students.
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It seems unlikely that an approval will open a large market for government-sanctioned, marijuana-based medicine.
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Now, outside groups or individuals to have sponsorship from a university-sanctioned group to reserve campus facilities.
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A Japanese government-sanctioned seal of quality has been revoked on some of its product as well.
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It was the Obama's Treasury Department in 2012 that sanctioned the gang as a transnational criminal organization.
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Hannah and Marcus connect when Marcus gets her name during a school-sanctioned "match-making" charity event.
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Anything that in any way alters, disrupts or interferes with it should not be approved nor sanctioned.
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Glocom, a front company for the government of North Korea that sells sanctioned equipment, isn't giving up.
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Emojis are officially sanctioned by Unicode — a nonprofit consortium of tech giants, many of them North American.
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Despite being denounced by reputable psychiatric organizations, it's basically a form of legally sanctioned trans and homophobia.
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Around the country, 20 people were executed in 2016, the lowest state-sanctioned body count since 1991.
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Washington previously sanctioned Iran's elite IRGC in April, designating it a terrorist organization in an unprecedented move.
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These ideologies justified the horrors of colonialism, slavery, exclusionary immigration policies, racial segregation and state-sanctioned discrimination.
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Countries sanctioned by the US such as North Korea, Iran, and Syria, are referred to using code.
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Late last month, the United States sanctioned a Chinese state military company for buying weapons from Russia.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday sanctioned three senior North Korean officials for alleged human rights abuses.
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Boeing's products also cannot be used by sanctioned entities in Iran, notably the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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Now headed by Dicko's brother Jafar, Ansarul Islam was sanctioned by the United States in February 2018.
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Those sanctioned include three Russian individuals and two Singapore-based companies that provide oil to North Korea.
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In Macedonia Square, the city's main quad, I made my way through the gaudy, government-sanctioned statues.
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The state-run investment firm that Dmitriev leads in Russia was sanctioned by the US in 2015.
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The sanctioned parties are now banned from the U.S. financial system and from accessing U.S-based assets.
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The U.S. has warned bondholders that they could face stiff penalties if they deal with sanctioned officials.
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Today, we see Buddhists from Thailand, Sri Lanka and Myanmar engage in state-sanctioned violence against minorities.
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Meanwhile, the State Department last week sanctioned three Nicaraguan individuals whom officials accused of human rights abuses.
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"This has to be severely sanctioned by the corresponding authorities," the Motagua club said in a tweet.
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Well, at Auburn University's famed Toomer's Corner, these antics are sanctioned -- even encouraged -- to celebrate gridiron conquests.
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Wagner was sanctioned by the United States last year for its involvement with separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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The US Treasury says Wagner is run by a man called Dmitry Utkin, who has been sanctioned.
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Looking to global politics, the U.S. sanctioned on Tuesday, involved in the state's ballistic missile development programs.
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Russian police violently dispersed some of the election protests that weren't sanctioned, detaining more than 2,400 people.
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Still, until the travel ban is completely lifted, travel will remain restricted to the government-sanctioned categories.
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Monday's sharp declines come after the U.S. sanctioned several Russian oligarchs, officials, businesses and agencies on Friday.
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The Treasury Department previously sanctioned two Turkish officials involved in Brunson's detainment at the start of August.
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In the London apartment tower in this futuristic drama, the social stratification by floor is officially sanctioned.
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On Chosun Central TV (the state-sanctioned broadcaster), there was one feature drama that playing in evenings.
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Hend had a 14-under 202 total in the event, sanctioned by the European and Asian tours.
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Still, merely accessing the machine required patients to undergo a rigorous psychiatric evaluation by state-sanctioned physicians.
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Considering the volume of lawsuits he has filed, Liebowitz has been sanctioned in only a tiny percentage.
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The other versions of the bill, however, contained language that could give rise to state-sanctioned discrimination.
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All outside music is strictly prohibited and non-sanctioned indigenous North Korean music has been wiped out.
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The report also outlines North Korea's use of the financial system to pay for its sanctioned operations.
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More than half of the sanctioned primary debates this cycle have been co-sponsored by tech companies.
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Some is done by rogue agents, but much of the criminal activity is apparently sanctioned by Beijing.
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The organization has previously been sanctioned by the United States and the United Nations for terrorist activities.
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Some of the sanctioned Russian athletes have appealed the disciplinary decisions to the global sports arbitration court.
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While segregation was not legally sanctioned in Seattle, the Central District emerged in the shadow of discrimination.
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All those companies were also sanctioned for being controlled or owned directly or indirectly by Mr. Deripaska.
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The company does not appear to apply this policy to all people sanctioned by the United States.
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"The problem that Congress was confronting was state sponsored and sanctioned sports gambling schemes," Mr. Wall said.
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Cover: Rows of tents at Camp Second Chance, a city-sanctioned homeless encampment in Seattle Tuesday, Sept.
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"It's a detailed list of transactions between the Trump Organization and three sanctioned Russian oligarchs," Haspel said.
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" Further, the court said, when the women reported the sexual harassment, they were "systematically sanctioned for it.
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In 2006, the Taliban code of conduct banned all N.G.O.s and sanctioned the burning of government schools.
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The bomb had been sold to Saudi Arabia as part of a State Department-sanctioned arms deal.
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Street protests are illegal in the former Soviet republic of 19 million unless sanctioned by the authorities.
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For those political activities, Pope John Paul II sanctioned Cardenal in 1984, expelling him from the priesthood.
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" He added, "Those prisons they are talking about are sanctioned by government agencies, audited by government agencies.
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In 2011, Najib was one of several Syrian officials sanctioned by the Obama administration for their actions.
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The unholy matrimony of dynastic totalitarian control and regime-sanctioned commercial activity breeds corruption, oppression and abuse.
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The Chinese government also sanctioned a U.S.-headquartered NGO for supporting extremist, violent activities in Hong Kong.
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"DGCCRF will control how the talks proceed so that any abusive practices are immediately sanctioned," they said.
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Plus, the words "natural" and "clean" are just as meaningless as "superfood," with no officially sanctioned definition.
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The U.S. Treasury sanctioned him in 2008, based on accusations he helped the FARC rebels smuggle cocaine.
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Some Uber drivers already record their passengers, although the practice has not been sanctioned by the company.
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The four manufacturers apparently threatened or sanctioned the online retailers who wouldn't comply with their price suggestions.
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Still, many human rights activists say the symbolism alone of being sanctioned can deter other bad actors.
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About 60 Kenyan athletes have been sanctioned for anti-doping rule violations in the past five years.
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Contact sports include football, lacrosse, ice hockey and wrestling, all competitions in which contact is officially sanctioned.
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Suggested there was moral equivalence between state-sanctioned killings by Russia and actions of the United States.
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None of these private companies is under U.S. sanctions, but Ukraine's fleet caters to sanctioned entities, too.
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Brokers have been sanctioned for selling the products to retail investors for whom they were not suitable.
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The US has sanctioned Cuba longer than any other country, according to the Council on Foreign Relations.
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There is no indication President Donald Trump has sanctioned Ross over his failure to follow ethics rules.
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"We've squeezed them, we've sanctioned them, we've tried diplomacy, we've tried agreements, they broke agreements," Rubin said.
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Russia's sovereign debt and assets of other Russian companies are not yet sanctioned but that might change.
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The council, however, sanctioned several senior South Sudanese officials on both sides of the conflict in 2015.
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The government violently represses political organization, free speech, and basically any activity not sanctioned by the regime.
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A guerilla tribute by arts activists LeRoy McCarthy and Vincent Ballentine led to the MTA-sanctioned recognition.
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But it does have some indirect influence by regulating who can participate in DNC-sanctioned presidential debates.
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It sanctioned Maduro himself for having "deliberately and repeatedly abused the rights of citizens" with repressive tactics.
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In March of this year, the U.S. government sanctioned Russian entities involved in cyber hacking during the 2016 election, and in April delivered a painful blow to Russia's elite: It sanctioned seven Russian oligarchs and 17 Russian government officials, as well as 12 entities owned by those oligarchs.
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The minister contacted the university's leadership directly and was told the student group had not been officially sanctioned.
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Moreover, the president himself sanctioned Russian intelligence agents that one of the special counsel&aposs grand juries indicted.
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Around this same time in 2008, at a sanctioned debate in Los Angeles, Obama didn't backload his disagreements.
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I thought that, because I "passed" well, I was immune to the effects of the government-sanctioned discrimination.
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CAS say that Olympic ban is "unenforceable", saying an athlete cannot be sanctioned twice for a doping offense.
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S. citizens from dealing with sanctioned individuals or companies, and were the type of sanctions levied against Iran.
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Most of the seven sanctioned North Koreans on the blacklist work in top-level security and prison operations.
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I think some of the initial people that were upset have come around and sanctioned what they're doing.
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Gastineau now works with USA Football's Heads Up Football, an NFL-sanctioned program that promotes safer tackling practices.
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She says the men would kneel and pray before raping her, convinced that it was sanctioned by religion.
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However, it said that athletes who have been sanctioned in the past for doping will not be eligible.
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Once investors feel a higher authority has sanctioned the aircraft, they will likely look forward rather than back.
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And economic importance is translating into political heft: last year Kenya declared it an officially sanctioned cash crop.
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If a bank somewhere in the world works with Venezuela, they feel they are going to be sanctioned.
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The administration sanctioned 17 Saudi officials connected to the killing, including a top aide to the crown prince.
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Worse, it willingly rubber-stamped the single largest, sanctioned expansion of executive power and corruption in American history.
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A candidate can also qualify by polling at 12 percent in two sanctioned national or early-state surveys.
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The living room is a room she rarely enters, sanctioned as it is for weekend gatherings of adults.
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The pair's first officially Sega-sanctioned remaster, for iOS, was Sonic CD, and Sonic 2 followed close behind.
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Outside UN-sanctioned peacekeeping missions, it is difficult to see circumstances in which British troops would be deployed.
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Two people were also sanctioned for the nerve gas attack against a former Russian agent earlier this year.
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In New Zealand, the Electoral Commission has a government-sanctioned mandate to facilitate voting for underrepresented social categories.
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A criminal court in Paris has sanctioned Uber for its UberPOP operations between February 2014 and July 2015.
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And what's permitted in one state isn't always sanctioned by another, even if the two share a border.
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Fernando Karadima, who was originally sanctioned to a lifetime of "penance and prayer" for having sexually abused minors.
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And if you want to sign up for a weekly delivery service of Brady-sanctioned meals, you can.
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All most people see is a country-wide intranet, which only provides access to state-sanctioned content.[AP]
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Yes, Americans were fighting a just war, defending South Korea against Soviet-sanctioned invasion by the Communist North.
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That's because they get financing from French banks, which would be sanctioned unless France cut its oil imports.
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Eritrea has been sanctioned by the UN since 2009, in part for allegedly arming jihadists in neighbouring Somalia.
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Washington (CNN)Rudy Giuliani said Thursday that Donald Trump is prepared to do all three sanctioned presidential debates.
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Putin said he was "sad" he hadn't made it on to the list of potentially sanctioned individuals himself.
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He said the church sanctioned Ilarraz in 1997, but didn&apost immediately inform his victims of the fact.
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Assam's pursuit of slow, democratic and legally sanctioned ethnic cleansing is also causing friction with the central government.
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EA is investigating how it can implement better preventive measures at its sanctioned and hosted events going forward.
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Governors in Georgia and Virginia vetoed such bills this week, saying they could have allowed state-sanctioned discrimination.
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Why it matters: The Russian aluminum company, Rusal, was sanctioned last year, banning the business from U.S. operations.
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Rather than being a defector like Litvinenko, Mr Skripal arrived in Britain as part of a sanctioned swap.
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Hundreds of kids have been taken from their parents and sent to government-sanctioned shelters across the country.
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CNN will broadcast the second round of Democratic National Committee-sanctioned debates live from Detroit at 8 p.m.
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In a related action, the U.S. State Department sanctioned Hezbollah commander Haytham 'Ali Tabataba'i under U.S. terrorism rules.
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The U.S. Treasury sanctioned Hezbollah operatives in the tri-border area in 2004 and then again in 2006.
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Following its enactment, 18 culpable officials were formally sanctioned by the U.S. under the widely heralded Magnitsky Act.
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It gradually became a government-sanctioned part of Anzac Day celebrations, played by ex-servicemen and civilians alike.
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Egypt has had three lifters sanctioned in the past four years, all women and all for taking steroids.
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So please remember, distinguished guests of Rio, that the cocaine is not an officially-sanctioned Rio 2016 product.
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His administration has sanctioned a number of Russian officials and oligarchs for human rights abuses and election meddling.
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MORE allocated $2.5 million back in 2013 for the purpose of carrying out a federally-sanctioned status referendum.
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All the sanctioned athletes were ordered to return any medals, pins or diplomas they had won in Beijing.
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"This may enable some major projects to be sanctioned in the next 12-18 months," the group said.
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In making its decision, CAS had argued there could not be a double punishment for already-sanctioned athletes.
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The U.S. Justice Department said in 2014 it would not prosecute banks for serving state-sanctioned marijuana businesses.
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The revised bill also clarifies that American companies cannot do business with already sanctioned defense interests in Russia.
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In late April, Jacobs reported on Gianforte's substantial investments in US-sanctioned Russian companies, including Gazprom and Rosneft.
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In 26, 25 states sanctioned lacrosse as a full varsity high school sport, including California, Florida, and Colorado.
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"I've been working hard, almost day and night ... so that Italy will not be sanctioned either," Moscovici said.
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Unlike hockey fights, baseball brawls do not exist in the liminal space between sanctioned sport and street fight.
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It had also grown more aware of the cybersecurity risks of not using a government-sanctioned email account.
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Lukoil is among the Russian entities sanctioned by the United States over Moscow's annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.
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In 2011, the Tokyo Financial Services Agency sanctioned Citigroup for its actions and temporarily suspended a derivatives product.
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In Ontario, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) recently sanctioned a cryptoasset firm for violations of provincial securities laws.
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We're all pushing our stuff, but it's all sanctioned by whatever low bit rate Apple is currently pushing.
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In response to that review, the Trump administration sanctioned 17 individuals for their alleged roles in Khashoggi's death.
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SeaWorld Entertainment – SeaWorld received an SEC notice that it could be sanctioned for possible violation of securities laws.
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But Mr. Trump still has no sanctioned "super PAC" able to raise unlimited sums to support his campaign.
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Imagine that your local TV news could be sanctioned for reporting things that aren't "approved" by the government.
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All the same, even sanctioned devices are allowing North Koreans to experiment with what they watch and say.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday sanctioned a Lebanese businessman with ties to a Middle East terror organization.
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The United States sanctioned this slush fund in 2013 but did not sanction Khamenei personally until late June.
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Now that he has been sanctioned, his mobility will be limited to a few blocks in New York.
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It is likely that Trump will go down in history as the president who sanctioned the most individuals.
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They asked the administration for public acknowledgement that industries like pharmaceuticals and health care will not be sanctioned.
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Only one California physician has been sanctioned for fraudulently writing medical exemptions in recent years, the newspaper noted.
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After Singapore, the administration sanctioned a few tranches of a small number of North Korean or related entities.
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Treasury also sanctioned two North Korean government agencies and five shipping companies alleged to have violated the sanctions.
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It is sanctioned by the Defense Department and recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration, according to its website.
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Mr. Mansky would not be allowed to talk to the actors or film anything other than sanctioned scenes.
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The Obama Administration has advocated to allow Puerto Rico to restructure its debt in a court-sanctioned process.
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Now out of office, he has been sanctioned by the US Treasury Department for allegedly helping Colombian guerrillas.
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Separately, the United States has unilaterally sanctioned Air Koryo, banning its citizens from doing business with the airline.
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The so-called end-use verification requirement would give some sanctioned products the same treatment as arms shipments.
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The U.S. does not have a permanent envoy to Iran, and it recently sanctioned the Iranian foreign minister.
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But only regular feeders and restaurants that leave their rubbish bins open were at risk of being sanctioned.
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They can include freezing assets, such as property, revoking US visas, and banning US exports to those sanctioned.
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"It is outrageous that victims languish in hardship while government-sanctioned administrators collect millions in fees," Buchanan said.
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And that it's something about a kind of socially sanctioned right that males have to consume females' bodies.
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In 2013 the US Treasury Department sanctioned Sistemas Elite, a Guadalajara-based security firm with over 150 employees.
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He began recruiting for a new state-sanctioned militia and called on the Amhara people to arm themselves.
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The worst anti-Semitic acts in history had been either perpetrated by governments or implicitly sanctioned by them.
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Don't get it twisted: in terms of sanctioned face-punching, Maia-Masvidal is a highlight of my spring.
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The U.S. Treasury Department in 2018 sanctioned Padrino for helping Maduro maintain power through control of the military.
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While not officially sanctioned by the Wikimedia Foundation, it's polished enough that it seems like it should be.
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Others relate to the workplace: the proverbial "breaking of the ice" in a air-conditioned, HR-sanctioned meeting.
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It also sanctioned two shipping operators and a vessel that delivered oil to Cuba in February and March.
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It was said to involve a Texas A&M University fraternity but was not sanctioned by the school.
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The U.S. Treasury added 38 individuals and entities Tuesday to those sanctioned because of Russia's actions in Ukraine.
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He is also the former director general of the Tehran Prisons Organization, which was also sanctioned on Thursday.
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But Rohrabacher said it made no difference to him that Yakunin had been sanctioned by the U.S. government.
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"Some people like having them, or they feel better about using an Officially Sanctioned Product," Ms. Kerr said.
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The two Turkish officials were sanctioned under the Global Magnitsky Act, which penalizes authorities for human rights abuses.
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