And McMullen's voice — brash, loud — stipulates a funkier style.
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It also stipulates a reduction of American troops in Europe.
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The constitution stipulates a president can only be reelected once.
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Hudud stipulates ancient religious punishments for Muslims who violate the law.
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Dick admits their "sufferings" and "torments" are obvious, he stipulates that
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To escape from the anguish, Glover stipulates, comes with violent cost.
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PROMESA stipulates that the governor's fiscal plan will guide bankruptcy proceedings.
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It stipulates the state's role in achieving the goals with precision.
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The constitution stipulates a president can only be re-elected once.
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Japanese constitutional law stipulates the throne must pass down the male line.
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But his cooperation agreement stipulates he cannot serve less than 25 years.
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British law stipulates that employees should receive equal pay for equal work.
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The deal stipulates that Iraq cut output by 210,000 barrels per day.
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The agreement stipulates that top leaders can serve for only three terms.
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" It also stipulates that police "keep the terms of this program confidential.
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Priorities USA stipulates on its website that donors can't be federal contractors.
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Today, Iraqi law stipulates that anything found in Iraq, stays in Iraq.
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" The Constitution stipulates that a president must be a "natural born citizen.
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Trump's budget stipulates that other aid should be cut, but not Israel's.
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"The UN charter stipulates individual member states' rights to self-defense," Ri said.
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The existing code of conduct stipulates a "cooling off period" of 18 months.
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The law stipulates that average work hours cannot exceed 40 hours per week.
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But it stipulates that they cannot be used for breeding, performance or entertainment.
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It also stipulates that asset buys could be increased if the outlook worsens.
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The colonial-era law stipulates up to 14 years in jail for offenders.
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Protocol stipulates that no one can even ask him a question in public.
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The executive order stipulates that any governors declining refugees must publicly say so.
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Yes, President Washington did, as the Constitution stipulates, deliver annual updates to Congress.
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The Enhanced Conditions Credit Line stipulates that countries have to take certain correctional measures.
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Newton's third law stipulates that any action will create and equal and opposite reaction.
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That contract stipulates a roster of 88, but the players currently number only 76.
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It also stipulates that a father or mother can be legal guardians of children.
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It stipulates that troops would leave within 18 months of the agreement being signed.
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Civil law stipulates jail for up to 20 years, caning and fines for offenders.
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It also stipulates to potential hosts a direct warning against criminal or threatening behavior.
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Indian law stipulates that consent must be "unequivocal," or in other words, absolutely clear.
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Regional rotations have become customary, though nothing in the United Nations Charter stipulates it.
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The policy stipulates that there is one China, of which Taiwan is a province.
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The Constitution stipulates that the prime minister be a member of the federal Parliament.
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The Constitution stipulates that each state is represented by two senators, regardless of population.
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Campaign finance law stipulates that donors cannot make political contributions in another person's name.
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The new law also stipulates all data collected must be deleted after 30 days.
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But the program stipulates that countries meet international norms of human rights and democracy.
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This stipulates that UK emissions must be reduced by 80% from 2005 levels before 2050.
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The public-pension law stipulates a maximum payout of 30% of a worker's final salary.
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The constitution stipulates that presidential candidates must have "a clear past record, honesty and piety".
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Azerbaijani law stipulates that market value should be paid in compensation for a forced sale.
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But, according to Walmsley, the contract also stipulates that the ultimate decision is the woman's.
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It stipulates that all profits must be reinvested into the company to sustain its growth.
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It also stipulates a safe distance to keep from populated areas when using the chemical.
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Friday's agreement also stipulates a final disbursement to Greece of 15 billion euros ($17.4 billion).
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The untried route stipulates that two-thirds of the states can call a constitutional convention.
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The code stipulates that ceremonies should not be used for political, religious or commercial purposes.
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This law stipulates that intersex persons be treated as equals, without prejudice in South Africa.
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Its charter's Article V stipulates that an attack on one ally is an attack against all.
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European law stipulates that the European Commission negotiates trade deals on behalf of the 28 countries.
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Mandler is vague about her rewards, but stipulates that her patrons must be 18 or older.
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"Uber's business is intermediation rather than transportation, as the service contract clearly stipulates," the tribunal said.
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It stipulates that most products must be halal-certified, without precisely defining which products it means.
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This stipulates that the drug is administered under supervision, in a clinic or a doctor's office.
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The parliamentary mandate stipulates that the federal police must take Fidelis to the senate by force.
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" The section stipulates that two languages can be used, but only if French is "markedly predominant.
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All secure areas must have the storage boxes outside them, with clear signage, the policy stipulates.
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The agreement, first reported by Politico, stipulates that the leaders can serve for only three terms.
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The deal stipulates that he will cooperate with the Manhattan District Attorney's office in its investigation.
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It stipulates that the upper house of Thailand's Parliament, for instance, is appointed, rather than elected.
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The accord bans plutonium reactors for 220006 years and stipulates Iran must dismantle its current one.
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The accord bans plutonium reactors for 28503 years and stipulates Iran must dismantle its current one.
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The law stipulates that government employees must fly coach unless they are granted a specific waiver.
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It stipulates that decreased unemployment in an economy will correlate with a higher rate of inflation.
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When I contacted a PR spokesperson from Warner whether Sheeran's rider genuinely stipulates this, she denied it.
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Malaysian Code of Criminal Procedure stipulates that suspects cannot be visited by anyone during the investigation process.
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Other odds and ends: It also stipulates: Disclosure programs and other basic cybersecurity measures are generally good.
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The ISAB's charter stipulates that the board should reflect a balance of backgrounds and points of view.
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Unless one stipulates that workers can only be white and native born, his argument doesn't hold water.
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Royal etiquette stipulates the former Suits actress must not wear a tiara until she officially becomes Mrs.
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The program stipulates that candidates can have their loans forgiven after making minimum payments for 10 years.
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Article 210 generally stipulates that players on playoff teams earn the same pay rate during the playoffs.
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Instead, a gradual reduction of nuclear forces remains the only path to eventual disarmament, the U.S. stipulates.
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Piercing Celebs Most celebrities want me to come to them, but state law stipulates that I can't.
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But California law stipulates that a vehicle containing self-driving technology should be registered as autonomous regardless.
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As for Robinson's minor league contract ... it stipulates he was paid $600 per month during the season.
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Instagram stipulates that a "complete" profile must have a bio, profile picture and at least one post.
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However, the plea deal stipulates Geyser was not criminally responsible due to her mental health, Kuchler said.
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Federal law stipulates that government employees should not supplement their salaries with outside income, according to CNN.
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In theory, that's because UK law stipulates that full nudity is only allowed inside private VIP rooms.
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In both cases, however, federal law stipulates that Congress must approve any move to make DST permanent.
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But Mr. Marclay stipulates that his video should be viewed in museums free to maximize its audience.
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She has not publicly acknowledged Beijing's "One China" principle, which stipulates that Taiwan is part of China.
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The FDA stipulates that tobacco and e-cigarettes may only be sold to people 18 years or older.
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Consumer finance regulation stipulates that pawnbroking loans have to be repaid by debtors, even under debt-relief procedures.
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Quantum mechanics stipulates that all particles in the universe can be accounted for and information cannot be deleted.
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The bill stipulates that the ability to regulate ride-share companies is controlled by the state, not municipalities.
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It stipulates jail of up to six years and fines of up to 500,000 ringgit ($128,000) for offenders.
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One provision stipulates that companies must notify users of data breaches within 72 hours of discovering the issue.
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In theory Mrs Zia has no choice: the law stipulates that her party must participate or be deregistered.
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And in the program rules, it stipulates that a self-report is the same as a positive test.
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Ukrainian law stipulates that it is illegal to enter Crimean waters without the permission of the Ukrainian authorities.
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The document stipulates that Eric will split the treasure among those hunting with him, should it be found.
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The U.S. territory's constitution stipulates that whoever holds that post is first in line to succeed the governor.
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"The criminal law of the Republic of Kenya stipulates that sort of process is high treason," he said.
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ESCAPE stipulates that eligible sites must be within 100 miles of the top metro areas in the country.
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The agreement stipulates that the U.S. would pay back the principal $400 million, plus $1.3 billion in interest.
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The policy they helped form stipulates that half of all new licenses must go to formerly incarcerated people.
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They argue that it violates the country's Constitution, which stipulates that rents are set by the federal government.
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Another stipulates that any relevant documents and information from a police investigation be turned over to M.L.B. investigators.
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The legislation stipulates a minimum 3% of the face value of outstanding covered bonds under a given programme.
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The agreement stipulates that the U.S. would pay back the principal $400 million plus $85033 billion in interest.
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Legislation only stipulates ministers should try to hold a debate before the European Parliament has its own vote.
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The agreement stipulates that an election will be held by April 24, and a new president installed May 14.
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Government regulation stipulates that all industrial-use land purchases are effectively 50-year leases that can potentially be renewed.
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That act stipulates that an acting secretary like Esper can only serve for 210 days, but there are exceptions.
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The same agreement also stipulates that if their kid runs away, River View staffers won't go looking for them.
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Legislation stipulates only that ministers should try to hold a debate before the European Parliament has its own vote.
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The lawsuit stipulates that caddies are instrumental to players because of their expertise in course topography, geography, and strategy.
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Swiss International Air Lines stipulates that its flight attendants must be of "a normal weight", ostensibly for safety reasons.
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The bill further stipulates that "the willful failure to report the child pornography" would be a class B misdemeanor.
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This rule stipulates that a charity typically must receive the lion's share of its revenue from the general public.
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The plan stipulates that construction be completed in time for the 2024 Olympics, which Paris is expected to host.
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The draft order stipulates Mattis must overcome "shortfalls" in ares such as cyberwarfare, personnel recovery and expeditionary naval forces.
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The Emoluments Clause of the U.S. Constitution stipulates that no U.S. political officials should receive gifts from foreign governments.
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The EU's so-called Dublin agreement stipulates that refugees must claim asylum in the first member state they reach.
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Subsequent reports say the contract stipulates MTV is not responsible for "non-consensual physical contact," among other reprehensible claims.
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It stipulates that the vice president and a majority of Cabinet officers may declare the president unfit to serve.
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"The law only stipulates principles; it would take follow-up laws or interpretations to specify the standards," he said.
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Ukrainian law stipulates that martial law is passed through a presidential degree that needs to be approved by parliament.
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The Estonian government says that ignores Article 3, which stipulates that each member should also prepare for individual defense.
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Ohio election law stipulates that if the margin is less than 0.5 percent, there will be an automatic recount.
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Common to master/sub relationships are "contracts" that both parties sign, which stipulates how the relationship will be run.
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The agreement also stipulates a prisoner swap by the start of talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government.
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The amendment stipulates that it would not affect the "delimitation, demarcation, redemarcation of Russia's state borders with neighboring states".
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Our word purpose comes from the Greek telos, a goal that stipulates what and how something needs to be.
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The bill stipulates that members of the KPK must henceforth be civil servants, preventing the recruitment of outside experts.
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It stipulates that police agencies must exhaust all other options, including traditional forensic DNA testing, before accessing genealogy databases.
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A court ruling also stipulates that Hinckley maintain bimonthly contact with his doctors and continue group and individual therapy.
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The settlement also stipulates that Murray Goulburn, a dairy foods company, will agree to the allegations and the proposed penalty.
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Article 5 of NATO stipulates that an attack on one of the group's members is considered an attack on all.
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Malaysian Code of Criminal Procedure stipulates that suspects cannot be visited by anyone during the investigation process, the statement said.
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The settlement stipulates that the attorneys are entitled to 15% of the settlement: just under $13 million in this case.
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It was established under the Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Act, which stipulates its policy role and general operating regulations.
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Article 112 of the Thai criminal code stipulates offenders can spend up to 15 years in prison for defaming him.
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This rule stipulates that only a candidate who has won delegate majorities in at least eight states can be nominated.
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His will stipulates that his body should be handed over to a cryonics company and his brain should be scanned.
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Royal protocol stipulates that if the Queen is wearing a hat, then Meghan also needs to be wearing a hat.
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If you put on some pirate garb (it actually stipulates three pirate items) you'll be rewarded with a whole dozen.
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One key takeaway from the USMCA deal is a clause that stipulates the agreement must be reviewed every six years.
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However, the contract also stipulates that the mainland and Taiwan could have their own interpretation of what 'One China' meant.
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The law also stipulates that offending platforms can have their licenses revoked and their services suspended for failing to comply.
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Current law stipulates that individuals with children under the age of 2540 can receive a $229,000 tax credit per child.
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The Paris Agreement stipulates there is a one-year delay from that point, which would put withdrawal in late 22016.
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The representative explained that Facebook does not have a policy that stipulates information people publish on Facebook must be true.
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Politico said the deal stipulates students who have received previous refunds, meanwhile, will get reduced payments or none at all.
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While such statements are not binding, the Code stipulates that such statements must be accurate and made on reasonable grounds.
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But the White House version refers to a provision that stipulates a physical and mental examination, rather a traditional interview.
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The game's goal, as tradition stipulates, is to keep morale high, while playing different activities — or you'll be writing tombstones.
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Another bailout commitment stipulates that PPC will sell about 40 percent of its coal-fired generation capacity by June 2018.
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The sexual harassment law stipulates any organisation with more than ten employees should have an independent committee to investigate allegations.
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However, BNM currently stipulates that the amount written-off at PONV must be the full principal value of the instrument.
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Jarman stipulates that he thinks what brands like Supreme are doing in the streetwear space right now is really cool.
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It also stipulates that the patient receive two more doses of the drug than the four presently required by law.
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Google Plus's user policy stipulates that much of the content posted by such groups is not welcome on its platform.
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The government's legislation stipulates that death from the disease must be "reasonably foreseeable" and must be stemming from natural causes.
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North Carolina law stipulates that only a voter or a close relative can hand in or mail an absentee ballot.
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Article 3 of the Treaty stipulates members must maintain and develop an individual and collective capacity to resist armed attack.
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For instance, the policy stipulates that even residents with Alzheimer's can give consent for a sexual relationship under certain circumstances.
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To further tackle the issue, the contract stipulates that the Kawasaki cars adhere to specific reliability requirements, as a warranty.
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But that wish ran against the Imperial Household Law of Japan, which stipulates that the emperor will reign for life.
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It stipulates that the position of secretary must go to ranked officials in the department who have cleared Senate confirmation.
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Sanders subscribes to a vision of electoral politics which stipulates that campaigns need to be built from the bottom up.
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"He tweeted a link to the application page, which stipulates applicants must be over 20 and wish for "world peace.
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However, the settlement agreement stipulates that any edits to pre-approved language need to be approved again by Tesla's committee.
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The second stipulates that he obstructed Congress by resisting subpoenas for congressional testimony and demands for documents, among other acts.
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That's because the order stipulates that it pertains only to activity of "similar character" to speech that isn't already restricted.
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Unifor said the closure was contrary to a contract that stipulates there would be no plant closures prior to Sept.
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A key clause in the contract stipulates that the companies agreed "not to disclose [the contract] by any means," BuzzFeed reports.
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He's also questioned the decades-old "One China" policy, which stipulates Taiwan is a part of China, prompting criticism in China.
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Under the new rules, the DOL stipulates that advisors must reveal conflicts of interest and also enforces higher clarity over fees.
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Indeed, the constitution stipulates that they are not really Muslims (which they say that they are), and mandates discrimination against them.
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The revision announced on Thursday also stipulates stricter sanctions for banks that fail to get BI's approval before raising funds overseas.
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It also stipulates that people should be buried as soon as possible after they have died, and generally within 24 hours.
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Doug Ducey in March, stipulates that a company is liable if one of its self-driving cars negligently kills a person.
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Importantly, Instagram stipulates that your account "can't contain 'add me' links to other social media services," so prune anything like that.
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The Constitution stipulates that presidential candidates must at least be 35 years old by the time he or she is inaugurated.
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They have been charged under a law on the violation of sovereignty, which stipulates punishment of life in prison or death.
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Moreover the law stipulates that the president presides over the Republic rather than the Council of State and Council of Ministers.
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Burmese law conveniently stipulates that burnt land becomes the property of the government, which will redevelop it as it sees fit.
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Thailand's Arms Control Act stipulates that gas masks and ballistic vests are war weapons and those carrying them need a license.
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The North's Public Distribution System (PDS) stipulates that 70 percent of people receive ration coupons to spend at state distribution shops.
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This option stipulates that any Brexit deal approved by Parliament has to go back to the public for a "confirmatory" vote.
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A provision in the M.O.U. stipulates that either party can back out of the agreement by giving just three months' notice.
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The 2013 sexual harassment law stipulates any organization with more than 10 employees should have an independent committee to investigate allegations.
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The proposed constitution stipulates that the president — along with the vice president and cabinet ministers — can be subject to parliamentary investigation.
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But Republicans succeeded in keeping language that stipulates that the federal funding cannot be used to push for gun control measures.
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Adrian has left her $5 million in his will, which stipulates that Cecilia forfeit the money if she's ruled mentally incompetent.
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The Constitution stipulates that it takes two-thirds of the Senate, 67 lawmakers, to convict and remove the president from office.
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It stipulates that people seeking asylum in the United States must wait inside Mexico while their asylum case is being decided.
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The Shenzhen stock exchange stipulates a maximum of six months for a trading suspension in the event of a company restructuring.
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" However, the definition also stipulates "criticism of Israel similar to that leveled against any other country cannot be regarded as antisemitic.
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Civil law stipulates jail for up to 20 years, caning and fines for offenders, although enforcement of the law is rare.
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The act stipulates that any goods shipped from one American port to another must be on American-made and -operated ships.
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Instead, it merely stipulates that children under 12 can only be married with the approval of a quazi, or Muslim family judge.
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The bill stipulates that if fired, the special counsel could, within 10 days of his or her dismissal, file for judicial review.
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And the law stipulates that providers identify their clients before activation, an added cost given Iliad's sparse retail network and online focus.
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Google's contract with Android partners stipulates that they must provide "at least four security updates" within one year of the phone's launch.
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Our lease stipulates that 80% of the hardwood floor has to be carpeted, so we set out to order three rugs online.
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The new agreement also stipulates that Monsanto cannot use CRISPR to create so-called "terminator" seeds, or genetic use restriction technology (GURT).
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The policy also stipulates that employees' parents have to be below 75 and live in China in order to qualify for coverage.
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The ancient lore that stipulates true grime fans should be born within the sound of the Bow bells does not stand anymore.
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The act restricts their use to accredited institutions and stipulates that these institutions must provide at least 85033 percent of the instruction.
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And neither will get access to high-quality care, which costs up to three times the "eligible childcare expenditures" that PACE stipulates.
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Another part of the problem is Europe's Dublin Regulation, which stipulates that asylum seekers file applications in the country of first arrival.
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But zero tolerance will continue to wreak havoc, and incarcerating children with their parents, as the order stipulates, is no real solution.
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The law also stipulates that the DNI "shall" transmit complaints that are deemed to be "of urgent concern" to congressional intelligence committees.
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"Using marijuana does not mean you will have sex more," he stipulates, so don't go hunting some down just for this reason.
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Not only that, but if you made the subscription online, the law stipulates that you are also allowed to cancel it online.
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Furthermore European legislation at the end of this year stipulates more cross-border power trading, a step which requires upgrades to interconnectors.
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The revision to the regulation, known as Rule 39, stipulates penalties for violations, including disqualification or even a ban from future competition.
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Turkey's new regulation stipulates that content providers should get a fresh licence to continue operating in Turkey, and comply with RTUK guidelines.
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Although passed in June, the law stipulates that lawmakers can pursue technical changes in its language until the end of this month.
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The agreement stipulates that the US will draw down to 8,600 soldiers from the current 12,000 or so stationed in Afghanistan now.
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The rule stipulates that floor debate on the healthcare legislation will last four hours, with time equally divided between Republicans and Democrats.
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He retired from the Marines in 2013, and federal law stipulates that the Pentagon chief be out of uniform for seven years.
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If FEMA does not pay PREPA for the work, the Whitefish contract still stipulates that the financially-struggling utility has to pay.
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The Communications Act of 1934 stipulates that only the federal government is permitted to interfere with radio communications—which includes cellular traffic.
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It stipulates that Trump's legal counsel is able to review and respond in writing to impeachment-related evidence only on Nadler's invitation.
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" The company also stipulates that it "in no way, shape or form supports escorts or prostitutes using our website for personal gain.
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Iranian law stipulates that girls as young as nine years old can be put to death, and boys as young as 15.
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Federal election law stipulates that permanent residents and American citizens, including those working outside the United States, can donate to political campaigns.
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Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure stipulates when, and under what circumstances, judges can issue warrants for searches and seizures.
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Queen Latifah doesn't want to die on screen anymore — in fact, her contract stipulates that she cannot die in any movie she's in.
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The Flores agreement stipulates that any facility holding children for longer than 20 days must be licensed by states, according to NBC News.
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It also stipulates that Papillon would provide updates and improvements during the five-year period that ended on the last day of 2013.
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It stipulates "Israel is the historical homeland of the Jewish people and they have an exclusive right to national self-determination in it".
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The new law stipulates that even ballots missing the stamp of the polling officials will be considered valid, raising fears of ballot stuffing.
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The game stipulates that each participant has to guess their assigned password with a one-word clue, which made for some interesting answers.
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The so-called Byrd Rule, which stipulates deficit neutrality over the long run, has been broken many times over the past 30 years.
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That provision also stipulates that former "senior" officials who want to lobby must wait two years to advocate before their previous federal employer.
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The agreement stipulates that the leaders could serve a fourth and final term if they are elected with two-thirds of the caucus.
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The contract stipulates that drones will not be allowed, and an actual pilot and/or crew must conduct the survey from the plane.
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The bill also stipulates that the CPCs provide accurate information in a "non-coercive manner" and be free of any faith-based content.
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The campaign will continue to honor its contract with Mr. Lewandowski, which stipulates he will be paid through the end of the year.
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Now, those hard-won gains will have to be surrendered if, as the deal stipulates, Hudaydah is effectively taken out of the fight.
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The law stipulates that Congress can pay up to 40 percent of the average cost per student for every child receiving special education.
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" The NDA stipulates that volunteers are "not authorized to speak to the press unless given permission by the Executive Director or Communications Director.
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When China finances roads, railways, and hydropower dams, he says, it stipulates that Chinese construction companies build them with Chinese concrete and steel.
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Whereas the first draft originally banned this, the revised constitution simply stipulates that the state must regulate it, according to state-run media.
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UW Athletics' policy regarding admission into the stadium with a costume stipulates that no one may be wearing a mask upon entering the facility.
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The law stipulates former congressional members cannot lobby with the intent of impacting decisions made by current members within a year of leaving office.
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The agreement stipulates that the $123 million will be spent on services "that benefit the safety of local community," but at the city's discretion.
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That mandate stipulates facial recognition identification for "100 percent of all international passengers," including American citizens, in the top 20 US airports by 2021.
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Land legislation enacted in 33 stipulates that a person earns squatter's rights on land if they have occupied it for 10 years or more.
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The settlement also stipulates that the payment should not be construed as "an admission of wrongdoing or liability on the part of Red Granite".
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The bill stipulates that foreign NGOs be overseen by a regulating agency that includes representatives of the military, general intelligence and the Interior Ministry.
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Ukraine's loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund stipulates further increases in household gas prices this year, measures that have already proved deeply unpopular.
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In February 2015, Malaysia's Parliament passed legislation which stipulates that MH370 families need to ask Malaysia Airlines for permission to file lawsuits against it.
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The controversial bill, which also stipulates that women wait 72 hours between counseling and the procedure, was signed into law on Friday by Gov.
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The agreement, seen by Reuters, stipulates that both sides would end hostilities and that the ONLF would "pursue its political obligations through peaceful means".
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The bill also stipulates that foreign NGOs be overseen by a regulating agency that includes representatives of Egypt's military, intelligence service and interior ministry.
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The Constitution of the International Criminal Court stipulates that it should only intervene in cases where countries are unwilling or unable to investigate themselves.
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The ACA repeal bill stipulates that tax credits cannot be used to obtain a plan that covers abortion services, except in extremely limited situations.
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The national constitution stipulates a two-term presidential limit, and having overstayed by two years, Kabila was finally getting out the way of democracy.
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Still, Moonves' exit agreement with CBS stipulates the company must pay for Moonves' "office services" for no less than a year, The Times reported.
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Its founding charter stipulates it must be headquartered in London but the Brexit vote has sparked debate over whether its footprint should be spread.
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It stipulates that "Israel is the historic homeland of the Jewish people and they have an exclusive right to national self-determination in it".
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Washington retains its place in the talks for now because the Paris pact stipulates that no country can formally pull out before November 2020.
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However, the German lender did not admit wrongdoing in its agreement to the settlement, which also stipulates that it reinforce its antitrust compliance procedures.
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In many sectors, NAFTA stipulates that trade barriers would only gradually be phased out, which was designed to smooth economic shocks in vulnerable industries.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Crawford says Megan's contract stipulates all disputes between her and the label must be handled in arbitration.
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Should those officials designate a subordinate to update the president, department policy stipulates the attorney general or his deputy be told what was discussed.
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Indeed, the bill stipulates that signs alerting drivers to the cameras be posted within 300 feet of a school zone, offering plenty of warning.
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Any victor's power, however, will be limited by a military-drafted Constitution that stipulates a military-appointed Senate, among other checks on democratic institutions.
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Developed by the American economists Edward Lazear and Sherwin Rosen, the model stipulates that awards are based on relative rank rather than overall output.
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The ruling also stipulates that World Athletics can ban any shoe or technology that the organization believes might violate the rules while it investigates.
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Current Kenyan law stipulates jail terms of up to three years for support staff found guilty in connection with doping, but not for athletes.
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He reinstated what's called the Mexico City policy, which stipulates that family planning funds cannot go to foreign aid groups that ever discuss abortion.
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The regulation stipulates that they have to exchange old currency notes into those with lower denominations or new current notes, by 30 December 2016.
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Iowa's bill bans abortions once a pregnancy reaches 20 weeks and stipulates a three-day waiting period before a woman can undergo any abortion.
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The Constitution stipulates that federal judges serve indefinite terms, so term limits would almost certainly require a constitutional amendment—which isn't likely to happen.
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She argues that the government petition to oust her violates the constitution, which stipulates that justices like her can be removed only by congressional impeachment.
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The document stipulates that their works must be jointly credited, but Ulay claimed that Abramović had not given him his due on many of them.
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In addition, the airline claims it would be a violation of the Railway Labor Act, which stipulates that union members cannot strike while under contract.
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But it also stipulates "proportionality" — the value of the target must justify the risk of killing or injuring innocent people, and attacks cannot be indiscriminate.
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The country's post-war constitution stipulates that the emperor is no god-king above the law, as he was before the country's defeat in 1945.
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The standard also stipulates that your data is authenticated locally, so no private information is being transferred to the apps and services you're logging into.
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European law stipulates that all countries must absorb some refugees, whether they want to or not, but the law never imagined millions flooding the border.
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Official royal protocol stipulates Middleton must always keep her coat on in public, as taking it off would be deemed "unladylike," Harper's Bazaar Australia reports.
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This revelation stemmed from the passage in the 'Master Plan, Part Deux' that stipulates the producing of a "high passenger-density urban transport" vehicle — i.e.
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" It stipulates that, according the Department of Justice, "non-erotic nudity does not make content inappropriate for children, even those under the age of 10.
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However, Gergel's order stipulates that Roof sit in the third seat from the aisle at the defense table, which is usually occupied by standby counsel.
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America is defined by liberty, democracy, legal equality, free speech, religious freedom and rule of law, as the Constitution stipulates, and our historic mores assume.
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It stipulates that former presidents and their aides will not be liable for arrest for common law violations committed in the exercise of presidential functions.
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The Trump administration's new plan, called the Affordable Clean Energy rule, stipulates that, to reduce emissions, coal-fired plants just need to get more efficient.
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It stipulates that certified "Pizza Napoletana TSG" must consist of a base of twice-leavened, hand-shaped dough (no rolling pin), no wider than 35cm.
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It stipulates that individuals without gender dysphoria can serve, but only if they do so in accordance with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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South Korea's constitution stipulates that North Korea is its territory and its Supreme Court has ruled North Koreans should also be considered South Korean citizens.
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Even for those that are, federal law stipulates a limited number of reasons why a person would be prohibited from purchasing or possessing a firearm.
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A report by the New York Post found that Epstein never checked in with the NYPD and never verified his address as the law stipulates.
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Although the new directive stipulates capacity reductions only over the winter heating season, the extra costs may mean some older, higher-cost capacity closing permanently.
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The deal, reported on Tuesday by The Wall Street Journal's Maureen Farrell and Eliot Brown, stipulates that Neumann will step down from the company's board.
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The gift stipulates that $5 million will go to the museum's endowment, $1 million toward Cuban art and $4 million to Latin-American art generally.
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The list, distributed to aides in his entourage and shared with hotel employees, stipulates that his room must be kept at an arctic 60 degrees.
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The agreement stipulates that proceeds between $50 million and $55 million will be held in a fund for acquisitions and to support the museum's collection.
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The legislation also stipulates a 5-year transitional period before it is compulsory for public buildings and structures to become accessible for people with disabilities.
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The agreement stipulates that China will make purchases far in excess of what it bought in 2017, totaling $32 billion over the next two years.
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Rule XXII also stipulates that, once cloture is invoked, each senator may only speak twice and for no more than a total of one hour.
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Some Senate Republicans have instead suggested asking Trump to pass an executive order that stipulates that the cost-sharing reductions can't be used for abortions.
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The document stipulates that only wheeled vehicles are to be used, no tanks as they could damage streets, as well as current and vintage aircraft.
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Apart from the name change, the deal stipulates that the neighboring country "can claim no relation to the ancient Greek civilization of Macedonia," he added.
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His will stipulates that I can live in the house until my own death if he dies first, but only his daughters actually inherit it.
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It stipulates that people arriving after March 20 are to be held on five Aegean islands and sent back if their asylum applications are not accepted.
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The Waha concessions, granted decades ago, are governed by a law that stipulates that Libya's oil ministry must approve the deal, the Presidency Council source said.
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The health law stipulates that co-ops must be governed by their members and that any profits must be used to lower premiums or improve benefits.
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"We dont have a policy that stipulates that the information you post on Facebook must be true," the Post quoted Facebook as saying in a statement.
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The new charter stipulates that mining firms must pay 1 percent of their annual turnover to the Mining Transformation and Development Agency, which helps black communities.
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A new Mexican law stipulates that the protection contract system will end, and all workers will be allowed to vote for authentic unions and bargain freely.
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In its first 103 years, Inslee's plan would require: Inslee's plan also stipulates that by 2035 all electricity will be generated by zero-emission energy sources.
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In its first 20200 years, Inslee's plan would require: Inslee's plan also stipulates that by 103 all electricity will be generated by zero-emission energy sources.
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First: the HONEST Act, which stipulates that the EPA can't make any assessment or analysis based on science that is not openly accessible to the public.
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Thailand stipulates harsh punishments for defaming or insulting the king or senior royals, and critics say it has stifled much needed debate over the country's future.
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This new pact also stipulates that AT&T will also run the show on its own streaming platform, which is due to launch late next year.
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Neither he nor the mainland side mentioned the "One China" principle — which stipulates that Taiwan is a part of China — the South China Morning Post reported.
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Hong Kong and Chinese authorities have repeatedly condemned calls for independence, citing the Basic Law, which stipulates that the city is an inalienable part of China.
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The letter cites the Joint declaration on Freedom of Expression and Countering Violent Extremism which stipulates that states may restrict reporting that appears to incite violence.
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The contact also stipulates that Kogan's company must gain "advanced written approval" from SCL to cover costs not associated with collecting the data — including "IT security".
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CUSD's dress code currently stipulates that male students' hair can't be longer than "the mid-point of a standard stand-up shirt collar," and earlobes visible.
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The agreement stipulates that motor vehicles benefitting from the agreement's terms must be produced with a minimum of 75 percent from a high-wage area, i.e.
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The Pentagon's April memo stipulates that the guardsmen not perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by Homeland Security without approval.
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To combat this, our new user agreement stipulates that no one on our platform is allowed to talk about any of the stuff we just said.
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Iraqi law stipulates that suspects must be brought before an investigative judge within twenty-four hours of arrest, but many people languished in custody for months.
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The lese-majeste law stipulates that those found guilty would face between one and five years in prison and a fine of between $500 and $2,500.
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In addition to the nearly $2 million in compensation that the family will receive, the agreement stipulates that Waller County authorities will change their jail procedures.
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The order also stipulates that Prince's assets are in need of protection and that his heirs will need to be identified and have their addresses verified.
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The German constitution stipulates that culture comes under the jurisdiction of state governments, and the state of Berlin has often been one of the less wealthy.
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Apart from the name change, the deal also stipulates that the neighboring country "can claim no relation to the ancient Greek civilization of Macedonia," he added.
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The EU's Article 7 stipulates that the European Commission can warn member states to change policy directions when these obstruct the so-called rule of law.
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Mattis' memo stipulates that the guardsmen are not to perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by DHS without Mattis' approval.
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Thai law stipulates that once a name is submitted, it cannot be withdrawn -- though the Electoral Commission has the power to decide the legitimacy of candidates.
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The court removed him using Article 62 of the constitution, which stipulates parliamentarians must be "honest and righteous" and which was also used to oust Sharif.
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While both plans would fund the insurer payments through 2019, the Hatch-Brady plan stipulates that insurers must meet "pro-life" conditions to receive the funds.
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Mattis's memo stipulates that the guardsmen are not to perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by DHS without his approval.
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The next step toward the exit could be a revision of the ECB's policy guidance, which currently stipulates that asset purchases will continue until inflation rebounds.
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"We don't have a policy that stipulates that the information you post on Facebook must be true," the Post quoted Facebook as saying in a statement.
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Amy Klobuchar just asked Zuckerberg if he would support a rule that stipulates companies need to notify users within 72 hours of a data breach happening.
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Even if the travel ban for Iranians ends after 90 days, as the order currently stipulates, Javadi doesn't think she will choose to attend a US university.
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That law stipulates that any broadcaster using the communal airwaves must provide equal time—either free, or if paid at the same price—to all qualified candidates.
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The list, called the National Register of Citizens, stipulates that 28.9 million of the current residents are citizens, but leaves off the names of four million people.
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What's more, the settlement stipulates a series of procedure changes at the Texas jail where Bland died, including an around-the-clock nurse, according to these reports.
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The United States keeps unofficial relations with Taiwan, a source of tension with China, whose "one China" policy stipulates that Taiwan is part of the bigger nation.
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And its new "motion to supplement the record" stipulates that Trump and Esper's testimony is needed to determine whether undue influence played a role in the selection.
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Just as no rule stipulates that an American must lead the World Bank or a European the IMF, nothing decrees that the ADB's president must be Japanese.
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Through its agreements with insurers, Doctor On Demand stipulates what kinds of conditions its video consultations can cover, and which ailments and maladies require immediate medical attention.
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The lese-majeste law stipulates that a prosecutor can file a criminal suit on behalf of the monarchy against anyone deemed to be insulting the royal family.
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The current lease agreement with PDVSA stipulates that if neither party ends the agreement two years before its expiration, it is automatically renewed for another 10 years.
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In sensitive sectors such as sugar, NAFTA stipulates that trade barriers would only gradually be phased out, which was designed to smooth economic shocks in vulnerable industries.
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Details: The agreement stipulates Optum will have to sell DaVita's primary care group in the Las Vegas area to Intermountain Healthcare, a hospital system based in Utah.
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" For example, Article 29 of the proposed data policies stipulates that "where mainland users visit the mainland internet, their traffic must not be routed outside the mainland.
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An equality bill, which stipulates that no one gender should have more than two thirds of seats in parliament, has faced strong resistance in the National Assembly.
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ALQST, a London-based Saudi rights group, said the women were charged under the kingdom's cybercrime law, which stipulates prison sentences ranging from one to 10 years.
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The deal, which is expected to close by the beginning of next year pending regulatory approval, stipulates that HTC will receive $1.1 billion in cash from Google.
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The agreement stipulates that people arriving after March 20 are to be held on five Aegean islands and sent back if their asylum applications are not accepted.
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Should the administration decide to withdraw from the agreement, language of the treaty stipulates that there is a six-month notice period to officially exit the pact.
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Brazil, for instance, stipulates that 30 percent of food for its school-feeding program must come from family farms, which earn a premium if they use agroecology.
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Hoettges is concerned that, if the regulator stipulates that access to glass-fibre networks should be open, Telekom's competitors will end up profiting unfairly from its investments.
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Cambodia's lese-majeste law stipulates that a prosecutor can file a criminal suit on behalf of the monarchy against anyone deemed to be insulting the royal family.
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And—just in case you thought they'd forgotten about straws—the law also stipulates that plastic straws and plastic silverware can only be given out by request.
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The capsule contains college students' responses to an existential questionnaire; above ground, a placard stipulates that the capsule is not to be opened until the year 2979.
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The deal stipulates that Beijing will buy $77 billion in additional goods and services in 2020 and $123 billion in 2021 to meet the total $200 billion.
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The draft law stipulates that any new policy or law changes that provide "less favorable" treatment should allow investors to continue enjoying benefits of the earlier policy.
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It outlines the terms of the agreement, which stipulates that "Silent Sam" cannot be placed in any of the 14 counties where UNC System campuses are located.
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The agreement stipulates the creation of a joint "future of work" committee to "ensure worker voices are part of the evolution of grocery jobs," the union said.
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The Charter contains regulations meant to redress imbalances of the nation's past apartheid rule and stipulates rules for white-owned companies to sell stakes to black businesses.
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They're speculating that the agreement stipulates that if Van Gaal can steady the ship, then the swap will happen in June, after the end of the season.
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European Union law stipulates that a maximum nitrogen dioxide concentration of 200 micrograms per cubic meter must not be exceeded for more than 18 hours over the year.
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GUTFELD: OK. The phrase "unconscious bias training" to me sounds very dangerous, because it stipulates that you are unable to prove your own biases, because it&aposs unconscious.
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"Chinese law stipulates that during an appeal, only if new evidence is discovered and retried can there be an increase in the severity of a sentence," Zhang said.
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The law also stipulates that in these cases, the person who doesn't want the embryos would have "no parental responsibilities" and would not have to pay child support.
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"That's false," Mr. Clune said Monday night, pointing to the settlement, which stipulates that the breakdown of the money is a matter between Ms. Kinsman and her lawyers.
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On March 20th Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev, the 65-year-old chairman of the Senate, was sworn in for the rest of Mr Nazarbayev's term, as the constitution stipulates.
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The proposed settlement stipulates that the bureau will not seek any funds through bankruptcy proceedings from ITT, citing the limited amount available to be distributed to former students.
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As of 1990, the artifacts are protected under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, which stipulates that they eventually return to a tribe that claims them.
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Government employees should "avoid any public criticisms of the work of state institutions and their officials," the code stipulates, alongside rules on the need for transparency and integrity.
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To ensure accountability of the local authorities, it also stipulates a time frame of five years for India's 29 states and seven union territories to enforce the law.
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But Cruz has pushed back that beause his mother is American, he is a natural born citizen, which the Constitution stipulates is a requirement when running for president.
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Another weak structural feature is the restricted payment conditions (RPC) covenant, which stipulates that the transaction is subject to a lock-up if the DSCR falls below 1.25x.
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The zoning preserves most of the existing natural areas and stipulates that the center may be reconstructed only for a similar use, such as research, Mr. Russell said.
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Though the AP reported that abortion-related convictions are rare, the current law stipulates that women who have abortions and doctors who perform them can face prison time.
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The rule for the Puppies category stipulates that pups must be under 6 months old, like these dogs in "The Little Twins," taken by Monica van der Maden.
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The Mining Charter contains regulations meant to redress imbalances of the nation's past apartheid rule and stipulates rules for white-owned companies to sell stakes to black businesses.
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But U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar pushed back in a ruling released Monday, noting that existing law stipulates that people can claim asylum from anywhere on U.S. soil.
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When it comes time to draw up a contract, make sure it stipulates that the contractor must put any advance payments into an escrow account, Mr. Singer said.
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The mini-constitution that governs Hong Kong, the Basic Law, stipulates that troops can be called out to help with disaster relief if requested by the local government.
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Turkish electoral law stipulates that ballots should be stamped by election officials and then placed in a stamped envelope before the envelope is placed in a ballot box.
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The draft stipulates that, if German defense contractors fail to meet the requirements of the German armed forces, tenders will be opened to rivals from the European Union.
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The draft stipulates that, if German defense contractors fail to meet the requirements of the German armed forces, tenders will be opened to rivals from the European Union.
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An appendix to the memo, however, stipulates that the NTSB will investigate only a commercial space accident that impacts people or property outside of the designated launch area.
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The new legislation also stipulates no court can prevent the state from selling the assets of insolvent banks even if the insolvency were later found to be unlawful.
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It stipulates that patients must receive both written and oral notice about whether their providers will be in or out of network and what charges they must face.
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According to the Times, her plea agreement stipulates that she'll be transferred to the Federal Bureau of Prisons' medical center in Carswell, Texas where she'll be treated for bulimia.
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The constitution stipulates that the ruling family must choose a new Sultan within three days of the post becoming vacant; otherwise a letter is opened with the Sultan's recommendation.
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The bet between Kenneth Lane and David Gross concerned supersymmetry, or "Susy" for short, a theory which stipulates that all known fundamental particles have heavier, supersymmetric counterparts called sparticles.
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The agreement stipulates that that Turkish and Syrian forces will patrol part of the border region, with the goal of keeping the SDF from moving back into the area.
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Even if he is able to push an amendment through parliament by the required two-thirds majority, the constitution also stipulates that any revision be approved by popular referendum.
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The treaty, which was brokered by the World Bank, stipulates that Pakistan receives water from the Indus and two of its tributaries -- the Jhelum River and the Chenab River.
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The "14-day" regulation stipulates that if lab tests are ordered within 14 days of a patient's discharge from a hospital, the hospital must bill Medicare for the tests.
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In the letter, obtained by VICE News, the commission also requests the information be transmitted to an insecure government email account and stipulates it will be made publicly available.
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The opposition said the budget lacks legitimacy as it is to be approved by the Supreme Court's constitutional chamber, rather than by the national assembly, as the constitution stipulates.
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The constitution stipulates that the ruling family must choose a new Sultan within three days of the post becoming vacant; otherwise a letter containing the sultan's recommendation is opened.
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But keep in mind that raising those limits may not help, if your policy already stipulates lower limits for dog-related injuries, or excludes your pet from coverage entirely.
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New Hampshire law stipulates that it holds the nation's first primary, and Iowa has received dispensation from the Democratic and Republican National Committees to hold the nation's first caucuses.
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A rule put in place nine months ago stipulates that only one senior military leader and one civilian leader are allowed to appear per day at each nongovernment event.
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Notably, the proposal stipulates that algorithmic trading firms must maintain a source code repository and audit trail that will be accessible by the CFTC and the Department of Justice.
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The shareholder must also be able to meet with a company to discuss a proposal, and only one person can submit a proposal at a time, the rule stipulates.
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Flynn's plea agreement stipulates that he'll cooperate with federal, state or even local investigators in any way Mueller's office might need, according to a document filed in court Friday.
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The World Health Organization this year classified parental alienation as a health condition, while the United Nations stipulates children should have the right to maintain bonds with both parents.
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Although the companies would prefer that the municipalities sign on of their own accord, the proposal stipulates that states could compel them to comply through legislation or their courts.
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On Thursday, an opinion piece published in a state newspaper argued that 996 violated China's Labor Law, which stipulates that average work hours cannot exceed 40 hours a week.
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He has only 5 percent of a haircut, and the barber-client code stipulates that he can't just jump into another chair and let someone else finish the job.
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George Gershwin famously turned down companies that wanted to perform the opera in blackface, and his estate stipulates that the work should be performed by an all-black cast.
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The constitution stipulates that the prime minister needs at least 376 votes - a majority of the House of Representatives' 500 seats and the upper house Senate's 250 seats combined.
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If you can't get to a hospital, a physician can give you a virtual diagnosisYour policy stipulates exactly what definition of disability the insurer will consider for any claims.
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While German law says even a good faith purchaser cannot pass good title to a stolen work, it also stipulates that theft claims should be made within 30 years.
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The Senate passed an organizing resolution that stipulates that new witnesses and documents will be considered after opening arguments and a 16-hour question and answer period for senators.
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The source noted the USMCA stipulates that if Washington imposes autos tariffs on national security grounds, Canada would get a tariff-free passenger vehicle quota of 2.6 million units.
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Airbnb stipulates that hosts must make guests aware that their homes are equipped with the noise surveillance devices—a policy that was reiterated to me by an Airbnb spokesman.
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Of course, an automatic continuing resolution does not preclude policy changes; it just stipulates that if lawmakers can't reach an agreement on a new policy, the government stays open.
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Bad Robot will still be able to sell projects to third-party suppliers, the deal stipulates, but it's likely these will be series or films that WarnerMedia passes on.
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However, he acknowledged that getting that is difficult given that to be part of the common market, EU law stipulates that there needs to be freedom of movement too.
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The White House stipulates that any use of a disclosure for any commercial purposes, "other than by news and communications media for dissemination to the general public," is unlawful.
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The agreement stipulates that Macedonia must change the plaques on government institutions and reword official documents — indeed, every single one that has ever contained the words "Republic of Macedonia."
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The law stipulates that secretaries who have recently served must attain the waiver from Congress to assume office, which could require a 60-vote bipartisan majority in the Senate.
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Moreover, Washington and industry need to re-evaluate the 1920 Jones Act, which stipulates that shipping between United States ports must be on American built, registered and crewed vessels.
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The executive order stipulates that for the next 90 days, the US will not take any immigrants or visa holders from Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, or Yemen.
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In order to foster entrepreneurship and a low-cost space economy, Google Lunar XPrize stipulates that government funding can only account for 10 percent of a team's total mission cost.
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The measure, which he also sponsored in 2017 before it died in committee, stipulates that embryos have the same rights as a "human child" starting at the moment of conception.
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Tsai has refused to acknowledge Beijing's "One China" principle, which stipulates that Taiwan is part of China, bringing Taiwan's relationship with the mainland to a low since she was elected.
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SoundCloud's revised contract no longer stipulates an artist must reach $100 in accrued revenue in order to be paid out, and it has replaced language about its variable payment schedule.
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General Paiboon Kumchaiya's comments come as police said they are investigating 12 people under Thailand's strict lese majeste law, which stipulates harsh punishments for defaming or insulting the royal family.
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Trump has promised to repeal the Obama administration's signature climate change rules, including the Clean Power Plan, which stipulates that power plants cut their carbon emissions 30 percent by 2030.
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According to the lawsuit, the company is in violation of the WARN Act, which stipulates that employers must give advance written notice of at least 60 days before mass layoffs.
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It should be noted, too, that despite hemp's new federal status, the Farm Bill stipulates that individual states can choose to establish their own agriculture and commerce programs, or not.
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The March 18 deal stipulates that anyone arriving clandestinely on Greek islands on or after March 20 will be returned to Turkey unless they successfully apply for asylum in Greece.
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The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA, stipulates that the EU will de-sanction Parchin Chemical Industries in seven years, although it (and CAVIM) will remain under U.S. sanctions.
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It also essentially stipulates that transgender people need to use gendered bathrooms in schools and government buildings that match the gender on their birth certificate, not their own gender identity.
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"We don't have a policy that stipulates that everything posted on Facebook must be true — you can imagine how hard that would be to enforce," a Facebook spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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One of the most important provisions of the 2010 health care law stipulates that insurers cannot deny coverage or charge high premiums because of a person's medical condition or history.
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Kendi's position has radical implications: in ruling out criticism of black culture or black behavior, it stipulates that any problems must be either fictional or the result of contemporary discrimination.
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But that position is almost certain to be challenged in court because of a 1997 consent agreement that stipulates that children can be kept in detention only for 20 days.
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The lawsuit stipulates that any sale of the company must ensure victims are adequately compensated, employers are protected and those who enabled Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct are not unjustly enriched.
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The Pentagon's April memo also stipulates that the guardsmen are not to perform law enforcement activities or interact with migrants or other individuals detained by Homeland Security without his approval.
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" The proposal stipulates that states would need to eliminate mandatory minimums for nonviolent crimes, implement earned credit programs and "take other steps to reduce incarceration rates without impacting public safety.
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The amendment stipulates that any attempt to transfer sovereign control of Jerusalem to a foreign entity needs to be approved by a supermajority of 80 Knesset members out of 120.
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The original resolution calling for the list stipulates only that the council's high commissioner is requested "to transmit the data therein in the form of a report" to the council.
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" Facebook officials have told media outlets in the wake of the scandal that "we don't have a policy that stipulates that the information you post on Facebook must be true.
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The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) stipulates that employers must treat pregnant employees "in the same way as it treats any other temporarily disabled employees" by providing alternative work.
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The agreement also stipulates that the government's share of cumulative benefits from the mine will not be less than 50 percent, with Lundin paying an annual adjustment for any shortfall.
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There's a strange but popular little something on the internet called Rule 34, which stipulates that for any conceivable subject there exists some type of related sexual or pornographic content.
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CreditCreditDiego Mayon Given the distances to be traveled and the imperfect roads, conventional wisdom stipulates that even ambitious short-term visitors to Sicily stick to either side of the island.
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State law stipulates that a request for a Colorado Bureau of Investigation review must come from the CEO of a public safety organization, such as a sheriff or district attorney.
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But, critically, the agreement also stipulates that Afghanistan's government and the Taliban must both release political prisoners before talks between the two sides can start on March 10 in Norway.
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Similar to the Times policy, however, The A.P. stipulates that editors should first try to edit sentences to avoid using any pronoun, and only use "they" as a last resort.
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For example, he said, lawmakers could pass a resolution of approval that stipulates the agreement will be terminated if Saudi Arabia ever seeks to enrich uranium and reprocess spent fuel.
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He also acknowledges that simply sharing a creed is insufficient to fully sustain a democratic order: Achieving that goal requires an active and involved citizenry, exactly as civic republicanism stipulates.
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The agreement, ostensibly designed to reduce costs and provide stability, stipulates that the next two Cups will be sailed in the America's Cup Class foiling catamarans being used in Bermuda.
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The Polisario Front requested that the United Nations intervene immediately to uphold the military agreement of the cease-fire, which stipulates that neither side may venture outside agreed-upon borders.
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To his surprise, Joe's will stipulates that Lee become the guardian of Joe's teenage son — which will require Lee moving back to the town that harbors so much pain for him.
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Mr Edwards tried to give a nuanced answer, saying in a letter released to the media only that he would uphold Louisiana law—which stipulates execution must be by lethal injection.
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Federal law stipulates that whether there's a settlement or not, an aggrieved employee always has the option to file charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or their state nondiscrimination agency.
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In 2015 Wisconsin adopted a "right-to-work" (RTW) law, which stipulates that private-sector workers cannot be forced to join a union, and pay dues, as a condition of employment.
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Open banking refers to an emerging idea in the financial services and fintech which stipulates that banks should allow third party companies to build applications and services using the bank's data.
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DMC general manager Ramzi Malik said that its joint venture contract stipulates that renewing licences was the responsibility of the government, through its state mining arm Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC).
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The so-called one-and-done rule stipulates players must be one year removed from high school — a few notable athletes opted to play overseas — even in the most extreme circumstances.
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The bill stipulates that Americans wouldn't have to avoid seeing a doctor because they can't afford it, and that doctor's visits wouldn't be limited to ones covered by your insurance plan.
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The Houthis have also rejected a proposed agenda that stipulates they hand over heavy weapons and withdraw from areas they control before a new government comprising all Yemeni forces is formed.
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Scott Bomboy, editor-in-chief of the National Constitution Center, wrote last month that the Constitution stipulates that Congress, the Supreme Court and the president all get paid no matter what.
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Relations between Beijing and Taipei have been chilly since Tsai took office in 2016 as she has not acknowledged Beijing's "One China" principle, which stipulates that Taiwan is part of China.
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Alibaba's current profit-sharing agreement stipulates it could take up to 33 percent of equity in a listing - but that could hit regulatory hurdles designed to keep financial institutions domestically owned.
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Canadian union Unifor, which had fiercely opposed the shutting of the plant's doors, had previously said the closure was contrary to a contract that stipulates there would be no plant closure.
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George Conway argued in the op-ed that Whitaker's appointment is in violation of the Appointments Clause of the Constitution, which stipulates that principal officers must be confirmed by the Senate.
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They said that the code of conduct established by the International Fact-Checking Network (ICFN) stipulates that fact-checkers not advocate or take policy decisions on issues which they fact-check.
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U.S. officials, travelling with Secretary of State Pompeo on his return to America, noted that the agreement stipulates "up to" 5,000 prisoners would be released, without referring specifically to Ghani's statements.
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German MEP Nico Semsrott says he noticed that the Treaty of Amsterdam stipulates that the parliament should have its seat in Strasbourg, but did not say "in the city of Strasbourg".
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The joint statement from the summit stipulates his commitment to a "verifiable, irreversible dismantlement" of the nuclear programs, and ending the war would be a first U.S. reciprocal step, Moon said.
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Critics claimed the 52-year-old former rebel leader's move violated the country's constitution, passed following its 12-year civil war, which stipulates a limit of two terms for the president.
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The two countries also signed a pact to jointly explore oil and gas development in the disputed waterway even though the ruling stipulates that Beijing has no sovereign rights to the area.
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It's basically a contract between the reviewer and video game company that stipulates when you can talk about the game you're being provided ahead of release and what you can talk about.
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In Denmark, Lunar Way also acts as a "NemKonto" — or national Danish account — a type of bank account that the Danish government stipulates by law that all citizens and businesses must have.
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The ECB's guidance now stipulates that rates will stay at their current level until 'well past' the end of asset buys, a clause that will lose its potency as that point approaches.
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The bill also stipulates that asylum seekers must wait three years before they can apply to bring their families to Denmark, a provision that some advocates for refugees have criticized as inhumane.
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It stipulates that at least five of the eight board members must agree to any future decision, and that the chairman no longer exercises a vote in the event of a deadlock.
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"We have referred to Article 10 of the electoral law which stipulates that people guilty of corruption — witness tampering being a form of corruption — do not satisfy the eligibility criteria," Atundu said.
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This expansion of the city's Hoy No Circula program — which stipulates that certain vehicles must stay off the road one day a week — has been met with skepticism from a beleaguered public.
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Guaidó assumed power under a constitutional provision which stipulates that in the absence of a legitimately elected President, the President of the National Assembly takes up presidential powers on an interim basis.
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The settlement stipulates that Straight Path pay a $2628 million civil penalty upfront and surrender 28503 percent of its 22019G license and another $85 million if they don't sell their remaining licenses.
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Essentially, if a phone manufacturer wants to include the official Play Store on its devices by default, Google stipulates that 10 other apps have to be included on the device, as well.
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However, this does not reflect Greenland's current status in the Kingdom of Denmark, whose constitution stipulates that the future of Greenland's sovereignty is up to its population to decide in a referendum.
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What makes Enter the Florpus feel particularly timely is that it stipulates that the coming of the end will be marked by random, chaotic, dumb acts—like firing a pug into space.
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How it works: The NFL's funding rule stipulates that every fully guaranteed dollar owed to a player, but not yet paid to him, must be placed in a league-run escrow account.
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The N.D.A.A. also stipulates that health care costs associated with housing, such as mold-induced asthma, will be reimbursed by the housing contractor and include any relocation costs associated with health issues.
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An experimenter raises an eyebrow—protocol stipulates that the subject should not know when the stim is turned on—but he does, and immediately Spetic begins to pick the ball up easily.
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Lebanese law stipulates that "any sexual intercourse contrary to the order of nature" is punishable by up to one year in prison, but it does not specify which sexual practices are illegal.
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" State law also stipulates that organizations can file an objection to this designation if its building's use as a voting site would "unreasonably interfere with the usual activities conducted in such building.
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One channel advertising free money in the children's game Roblox stipulates that players must subscribe and like the YouTube Gaming stream and "stay this stream 24/7" to get their free cash.
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One of the central government's most ardently held tenets is "One China," which stipulates that territories ceded in weaker times remain sovereign Chinese lands that will eventually revert to full Chinese control.
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His statement that he had the "funding secured" came under particular scrutiny, as it may have violated an SEC rule that essentially stipulates public statements made by company executives must be true.
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Britain's Misuse of Drugs Act, the 211990 law, stipulates that anyone "concerned in the management of any premises" or any occupier who knowingly allows drugs to be prepared there can face prosecution.
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Mamdouh Abdel Fattah, vice chairman of Egypt's General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC), said a wheat import agreement stipulates that health and agricultural authorities in Egypt need to approve shipments of wheat.
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The bipartisan legislation that established COFINA in 2006 stipulates that a set percentage of collected sales tax flows to a lockbox — separate from the commonwealth's general fund — before going to pay bondholders.
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His practice owes to Joseph Beuys's theory of "social sculpture" which stipulates that society as a whole can be understood as an artwork, allowing all manners of life to be approached creatively.
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A five-year government defense plan that runs until the end of March 2019 stipulates that annual defense budget increases, minus spending to maintain U.S. military bases, should be limited to 0.8 percent.
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The directive also stipulates that US officials can grant waivers to the travel restrictions on a case-by-case basis, if denying entry would cause "undue hardship" and would not threaten national security.
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Although the narrow ruling restricts what information law enforcement may use, the precise wording of today's decision still provided wiggle room for them because it only stipulates that a warrant is generally required.
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Danyelle is trying to push back on the "rainbow" policy that stipulates only one waitress of color can be scheduled per shift — because that's true diversity, according to owner Cubby (James Le Gros).
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The agreement in 1965 clearly stipulates that any claims between Japan and South Korea as well as their nationals were "settled completely and finally" and "no contention shall be made" on these problems.
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While your name is on that credit card account, mortgage or car loan, you still share in the liability, even if your divorce agreement stipulates your spouse is responsible for payments, she said.
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During a speech in Europe, Trump did not mention support for the Article 5 component of the NATO treaty, which stipulates an attack on one country is an attack on the whole alliance.
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The law, passed by Iowa's Republican-controlled House and Senate last month, bans abortions once a pregnancy reaches 20 weeks and stipulates a three-day waiting period before women can undergo any abortion.
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It stipulates that private parties rebuilding property with the help of FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) would no longer have to adhere to species and habitat protections as determined under the ESA.
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Rights for the unborn As does the House version of the plan, the Senate proposal includes a definition of an unborn child and stipulates that they are eligible for a college savings account.
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Abbott this past May, stipulates that "the legislature may not appropriate money to pay for a cost of planning, facility construction or maintenance, or security for, promotion of, or operation of" the railway.
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"Where the JEDI RFP [request for proposal] stipulates a single, static cloud solution, the strategy outlines a rich environment including multiple cloud solutions," the report from the Information Technology Acquisition Advisory Council reads.
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You can be fired on the spot; your contract often stipulates that you agree to not involve a trade union to bargain on your behalf, and there is constant surveillance of your performance.
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For example, the contract stipulates that disciplinary files be destroyed within five to seven years, even though an officer may still be on the job and displaying patterns of misconduct during that time.
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The mandatory reporting provision stipulates "that those reports should be made to internal Vatican prosecutors, not independent and secular law enforcement officials," said a statement from SNAP, the Survivors Network for abuse victims.
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The researcher Hesham Gaafar was conditionally released on Wednesday, after spending more than three years in pretrial detention — in violation of Egyptian law, which stipulates that pretrial detention should not exceed two years.
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Fox News's criteria stipulates that candidates must poll within the top six in national polls or the top five in polls from early-voting Iowa or New Hampshire to make the main stage.
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The government proposal also stipulates that the German finance and economy ministries will work with at least two independent appraisers to determine how many certificates placed in the EU reserve should be cancelled.
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However, he added, the law clearly stipulates that any bodies that cannot be identified must be buried "without unnecessary delays" and that it is the duty of the mayor to get it done.
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Much like the party cells in the Red Army decades earlier, party units in companies were expected to "firmly implement the Party's line, principles and policies," as the Constitution of the C.C.P. stipulates.
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The modified accord also takes foreign magistrates off special peace tribunals, although there will be foreign observers, and stipulates the FARC must turn in exhaustive information about its involvement in the drug trade.
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"The criminal law of the Republic of Kenya stipulates that sort of process is high treason ... It is high treason of the persons involved, and any other person facilitating that process," he added.
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The new agreement also stipulates that a new raft of tariffs on $156 billion worth of Chinese goods like cellphones and toys that was set to kick in on Sunday will be canceled.
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It stipulates that private parties rebuilding property with the help of FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) would no longer have to adhere to species and habitat protections as determined under the ESA.
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The agreement stipulates that countries need to wait three years before withdrawing, at which point they can file a notice of intent to withdraw, which will go into effect exactly one year later.
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The executive order only explicitly protects speech that is technically already protected, and specifically stipulates that any speech that might be ordinarily considered political campaign intervention still ought to be treated as such.
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A new crop of young people like Moniot are falling off their parents' insurance plans when they turn 26—the age when the Affordable Care Act stipulates that children must leave family policies.
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The House bill chops the highest pass-through rates by 25 to 30 percent on a certain amount of business income, and stipulates that only some types of firms should get that lower rate.
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The Attorney General Succession Act, Section 508, stipulates that when there is a vacancy in the office of the attorney general, the deputy attorney general — currently Rod Rosenstein — can serve as the attorney general.
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The CHP inherited a 28.09 percent stake in Isbank from the founder of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, whose will stipulates that dividends go to the Turkish Language Association and Turkish History Association.
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" Pepe Scream was rejected for violating section 1.1 of Apple's App Store Review Guidelines, which stipulates that apps cannot "include content that is offensive, insensitive, upsetting, intended to disgust, or in exceptionally poor taste.
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The law also stipulates the creation of a cabinet-level committee headed by Prime Minister Sherif Ismail dedicated to coordinating various national and international efforts for the prevention of illegal migration and human trafficking.
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She said that getting rid of the individual mandate that stipulates people must purchase insurance or pay a penalty will require more spending by the federal government if people are going to keep insurance.
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Speaking to world leaders at the NATO summit in Brussels last week, Trump conspicuously declined to endorse Article 5 of the alliance, which stipulates that an attack on one is an attack on all.
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Since filing her first suit in 2014, she's been attempting to break free of her contract with Sony Records, which currently stipulates that she must record her next six albums with her alleged rapist.
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But the Enquirer noted that the agreement stipulates that Uecker cannot block Anthony Fambry from his Facebook page in the future unless Fambry posts something that could be interpreted as a threat or harassment.
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The new EU directive stipulates that companies must report data breaches involving personal information to their local regulator and face fines as high as 4 percent of global turnover for the worst data breaches.
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Beyond retroactivity, the latest version stipulates that all data and models used in studies under consideration at the E.P.A. would have to be made available to the agency so it can reanalyze research itself.
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Haro and other lawyers who have represented defendants in these cases say the use of anonymous informers is illegal because Venezuelan law stipulates that denunciations must be accompanied by full identification of the accuser.
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The Hollywood rule book stipulates that the climactic sequence should involve the noisy destruction of a lot of buildings and an extended hand-to-hand fight between the good guy and the main villain.
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Although the IAAF stipulates a three-year gap for those switching flags, the Spanish Athletics Federation successfully argued that Ortega, who only became resident in November 2013, had been living in the country earlier.
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The federal law stipulates that state programs must provide coverage that is "at least as comprehensive" as that available under the Affordable Care Act, and must cover "at least a comparable number" of people.
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After that, the Department of Homeland Security initiated deportation proceedings against him, arguing that Dimaya's burglaries violated the Immigration and Nationality Act, which stipulates non-citizens involved in "crimes of violence" can face deportation.
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The federal law stipulates that state programs must provide coverage that is "at least as comprehensive" as that available under the Affordable Care Act and must cover "at least a comparable number" of people.
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The federal law stipulates that state programs must provide coverage that is at least as affordable as that available under the Affordable Care Act, and must cover "at least a comparable number" of people.
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For example, a constitutional requirement in Rwanda — the world's leader in terms of female representation in Parliament — stipulates that women must account for at least 30 percent of all decision-making organizations in government.
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The company also stipulates that customers might be required to get their affected iPhones repaired in the country or region or purchase, and if the device has unrelated issues such as a cracked screen.
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The legislation, which parliament will discuss next week, also stipulates that judges must inform their superiors of past membership of political parties and of their activity in non-governmental organizations and on social media.
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Maguire said he did not give Congress the complaint because the protection act stipulates that complaints must concern members of the intelligence community, and the president is not considered a part of the community.
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The law stipulates that in cases where embryos are turned into babies, the parent who was not in favor of their use would have "no parental responsibilities" and would not have to pay child support.
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In addition to having her hand in their latest manicure (heh), her royal highness' dress code stipulates that nude tights should be worn for all public appearances, but also that she...not wear wedge sandals?
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It stipulates that contributions from the faithful and groups must go into an account managed by an administrator who must "scrupulously respect the intentions" of contributors, keep detailed documentation, and present budgets to a superior.
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Without government approval, the South Korean National Security Act stipulates that any contact or correspondence with what it defines as "a member of an anti-government organization" can result in up to 10 years' imprisonment.
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The "unilateral" announcement also violated the cooperation framework agreement signed by the two sides, which stipulates that one side should not release related information without approval by the other, Xinhua mentioned the executive as saying.
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Here's the policy backstory: Title I of ESSA earmarks $16 billion for schools that serve low-income students, and stipulates that the money be spent in addition to, not instead of, state and local dollars.
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But the language only covers miners who retired before the fall of 1994, and stipulates that still-profitable coal companies have to pay the health care costs for their miners who retired after that date.
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The government of Brunei introduced revisions to its penal code on Wednesday which stipulates the death penalty for rape, adultery, sodomy, extramarital sexual relations for Muslims, robbery, and insult or defamation of the Prophet Muhammad.
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In her 35-page ruling Ms Walton Pratt referred to the 14th Amendment, which stipulates that no state shall deny any person in its jurisdiction "the equal protection of the laws", including civil-rights laws.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has for too long turned a blind eye toward enforcing the federal standard of identity that stipulates milk has to come from the animal side of agriculture.
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Thunberg and her peers filed the complaint under the 1989 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which stipulates a set of inalienable rights for all children worldwide, including to life, health, and peace.
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In September, many of those student workers returned to school, which led to a decrease in the number of temporary workers, but it was still greater than what Chinese law stipulates, the advocacy group said.
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In the wake of #MeToo, some companies are trying to narrow their contract language so that it stipulates that sexual harassment constitutes cause for termination, allowing them to deny a payout to a departing executive.
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Asylum petitions, on the other hand, are taking upward of six months to process, and often more than a year, officials said, even though the law stipulates a review period of up to three months.
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The law stipulates that people who engage in prostitution or visit prostitutes shall be detained for no less than 10 days but no more than 15 days, and may also be fined 5,000 yuan ($705).
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But Barstool&aposs deal with Penn National stipulates that the media company won&apost be able to accept ad deals from other sports-betting and online-casino companies after its contracts expire later this year.
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The inclusion rider is an addendum to an industry heavyweight's contract that stipulates a process for ensuring minority representation in the audition and interview pools and establishes objectives and tracking requirements for casting and hiring.
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Bei Bei was born at the zoo in 2015, and an agreement with China stipulates that all cubs born at the zoo must move to China at age 4, the zoo said on its website.
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The bill stipulates that those with a valid gun-carry permit can bring the firearm into any state as long as they carry that permit, valid photo ID and abide by that state's gun laws.
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A separate amendment stipulates that the office of president can only be held by a Russian citizen aged at least 35 who has not held citizenship of, or official residency rights in, any other country.
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This includes: tweaking your job description and duties, having a written contract that stipulates that you have control over how and when you do your work, establishing an official business entity, and marketing your business.
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The MOU also stipulates that dangerously placed oBikes be relocated within two hours, any inappropriately placed oBikes be relocated within 48 hours, and any oBikes reported as faulty, damaged or unsafe are immediately removed from service.
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Scientists are well acquainted with the "observer effect", which, in physics, for example, stipulates that the characteristics of a subatomic particle can never be fully known because they are changed by the act of measuring them.
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Allemansrätten may seem alien to Americans, but in fact the Public Trust Doctrine, which stipulates that the sovereign holds land in trust for public use, dates back centuries and was a tenant of early U.S. law.
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Her contract requires her to put out three more albums under Kemosabe — and according to the New York Times, it also stipulates that Dr. Luke must produce at least six songs on each of those albums.
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In order stay under the NPF's $83,000 salary cap, Abbott's contract stipulates an annual salary of $20,000 for six years; she will receive the rest (roughly 83 percent, at $166,666 per year) based on attendance records.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at the daily media briefing that Comey had violated the Privacy Act, a 1974 statute that stipulates how personal information can be used and disseminated by federal agencies.
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This rule stipulates that while it is permissible to answer questions from media about psychological symptoms that typically characterize a disorder, it is unethical to tie that disorder to a person they have not personally examined.
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A provision in the Hadden plea agreement stipulates that the DA cannot prosecute any "similar crimes" against the doctor that the office knew about on or before February 22, 2016 -- the day the deal was struck.
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However, more than $475.5 million of that should be dedicated to evidence-based opioid drug overdose prevention programs, it stipulates, and some will have to be spent researching traumatic brain injury, domestic violence and other programs.
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The lawsuit stipulates that $2 billion be paid in damages from several defendants and that a $6 billion redevelopment currently planned for the island be paused until all toxic substances are confirmed to have been removed.
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ECB Chief Economist Peter Praet has been in damage control mode since, arguing that there is "strong logic" backing up the guidance, which stipulates that asset buys would have to end before any interest rate hike.
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"The government will apply the law that stipulates that Measure 3 is (applied for soldiers) in confrontation with the Israeli enemy," Information Minister Jamal al-Jarrah said, adding that retirement ages for soldiers would be raised.
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The president received criticism after the visit for not explicitly mentioning his support for Article 5 of NATO's founding treaty, which stipulates that a threat to one nation member is a threat to all nation members.
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Chinese law stipulates that temp workers, who are known as "dispatch workers," must not exceed 10% of a company's workforce, but they now make up around 50% of those working onsite, according to China Labor Watch.
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The law stipulates that sentences will only be recalculated after the new risk assessment tool is created, a requirement that criminal justice reform advocates say amounts to an error in the way the legislation was drafted.
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Hariri said shortly after his return that his government, which he shares with Iran-backed Hezbollah, would reaffirm the so-called disassociation policy that stipulates that Lebanon stay out of the affairs of other Arab states.
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The "Residence" rule adopted by the Census Bureau for the 2020 census stipulates that foreign nationals will be counted and allocated to the state where their "usual residence" is located, regardless of whether they are legally present.
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Ideally, the reform should pass with broad consensus to give it rock-solid backing, but Prime Minister Edi Rama said 94 votes in the 140-member chamber would do, as the constitution stipulates a two-thirds majority.
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The Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), passed by Illinois lawmakers in 2008, stipulates that a company doing business in the state must obtain explicit written consent from an individual before collecting their biometric identifiers, such as fingerprints.
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The ACA offers states the option of setting up their own form of universal healthcare, though the legislation also stipulates that the Department of Health and Human Services would have to certify the state health-care proposal.
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If you are wondering about Posse Commitatus, Title 10 stipulates that the military can provide support in times of emergency, via tasks dictated by FEMA, and carried out under the orders of the US Northern Command (USNORTHCOM).
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Still, the ECB should eventually revisit its policy framework and may have to tell markets how interest rates would rise as the guidance now only stipulates that rates would stay unchanged until "well past" its bond buys.
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The provision stipulates that if at least 40 percent of students within a school, group of schools, or a school district are deemed eligible for free meals, then those schools must provide free meals to all students.
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In a video clip posted online on Wednesday evening, Sobchak, 35, said she had the right to run for Russia's top political job under the country's constitution, which stipulates that all candidates must be 35 or older.
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Meanwhile, the new prison sentence will update the existing law—passed in 2014—on child protection that stipulates that perpetrators of child abuse that end in the victims' death get a maximum prison sentence of 15 years.
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" Others were skeptical of some vague language tacked onto the end of the NCAA's statement, which stipulates that the financial rewards student athletes reap from their name, image and likeness must be "consistent with the collegiate model.
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Yet just 26.3 percent of adults have an advance directive, a legal document that stipulates your wishes if you are debilitated or unable to speak for yourself, according to 2013 data from the National Institutes of Health.
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The letter, read out in the Senate on Tuesday, requested amendments to the law, which stipulates allocation of government spending, to allow Nigeria to fund recurrent expenditure from proceeds of the debt rather than just capital projects.
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Not all gun purchases in the US are subject to a federal background check system, and federal law stipulates only a limited number of reasons why a person would be prohibited from purchasing or possessing a firearm.
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Walt Disney World's hurricane policy stipulates that customers can reschedule or cancel room reservations at Disney Resort Hotels without any additional fees if a hurricane alert is issued by the National Hurricane Center for the Orlando area.
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Once the man was allowed to stand, they applied four-point soft restraints but neglected to observe a time limit on those restraints, which hospital, state, and CMS policy stipulates should be no longer than four hours.
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The third controversial aspect of the law on rape is the interpretation of consent: it stipulates that visible proof—by injury or wound—of resistance must be presented for the police to consider the crime as rape.
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Depending on his menu selections, Barr's party could run north of $45,000, according to calculations by the Post, and the contract stipulates that he pay at least $31,500, even if he cancels the event, the paper said.
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While its plan stipulates an amount for damages to wildfire victims, a lawyer familiar with the case said the figure was a placeholder in negotiations and efforts to secure funding for reorganization plans, not a maximum payout.
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Nor would it accept giving Northern Ireland's Assembly — which has been suspended since its governing coalition collapsed in January 2017 in a sectarian dispute — a veto over the plan once every four years, which the proposal stipulates.
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To be with their spouses-to-be, the people outside the U.S. apply for a K-1 visa, which stipulates that they have to get married within 90 days or else they have to leave the country.
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She had argued in a lawsuit suit filed on Sunday that the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law that created the CFPB stipulates that the agency's deputy director is to take over in the short term.
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" Article 41.2 of the Irish Constitution, which was created in 1937, stipulates that: "The State recognises that by her life within the home, woman gives to the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved.
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But the divide between Turkish feminists has a long history that dovetails with the long-standing tensions between the country's secular and religious citizens, stemming from the country's constitution, which stipulates a strict separation between religion and government.
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A criminal court in Bangkok sentenced Wirapol to 114 years in prison though he will only serve 20 years because Thai law stipulates that is the maximum for someone found guilty of multiple counts of the same offense.
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But that preference has left the president boxed in when searching for a new DHS secretary because of the Federal Vacancies Act, which stipulates that the secretary position must be filled by an official confirmed by the Senate.
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The agreement between the Berkshire Museum and the attorney general's office stipulates that proceeds in excess of $50 million and up to $55 million will be held in a fund for acquisitions and to support the museum's collection.
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Rousseff has been accused of concealing budget deficits to strengthen her re-election prospects in 20183, and Article 85 of Brazil's Constitution stipulates that infringing on budget laws is a crime for which a president can be impeached.
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The new law stipulates that ride-sharing companies obtain five-year renewable licences for a fee of 30 million Egyptian pounds ($1.71 million) and that drivers pay annual fees to obtain special licences to work with the company.
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China points to a different part of the convention, which stipulates that diplomats should not interfere in the internal affairs of the host country, to support its claim that Canada violated international law in organising the ambassadorial letter.
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The contract stipulates that Facebook can take up to a 30 percent cut of subscriptions when the feature formally launches, and it asks for a lifetime license to use creators' work even after they stop using Fan Subscriptions.
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The law stipulates that the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) must approve any information collection requests — in other words, forms, required reports, surveys — of 22019 or more people, conducted by, or for, a federal agency.
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The final rule also stipulates an external long-term debt (LTD) requirement as part of TLAC, which must be the greater of 6% plus a G-SIB surcharge of total risk-weighted assets or 4.5% of total leverage.
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The initial investment law stipulates investors get back half of what they pay to acquire land for industrial projects if production begins within two years, and provides a 50 percent tax discount on investments made in underdeveloped areas.
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The treaty extension, negotiated over the past year though short on details, stipulates that it will be a priority of German-French diplomacy for Germany to be accepted as a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.
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Current state law stipulates that abortion can only be performed by licensed physicians, but the RHA would clarify the right of physician assistants and nurse practitioners to perform abortions, either by prescribing medical abortion or providing abortion procedures.
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The Islamic law in the state of Kelantan stipulates that the minimum age for a woman to be married is 16 unless approval is given by a Shariah court judge or a chief minister, according to Wan Azizah.
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However, it stipulates that those who receive a free home or renovation assistance must be aged under 40, or be in a couple with at least one child under 20173-years-old and one partner aged under 50.
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Rousseff has been accused of concealing budget deficits to strengthen her re-election prospects in 2014 and Article 85 of Brazil's Constitution stipulates that infringing on budget laws is a crime for which a president can be impeached.
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The 2010 law stipulates that some of the money "shall be deposited into the general fund of the Treasury of the United States and may not be used for the program" to provide financial assistance to insurance companies.
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New York's current law stipulates that a person is unable to give consent if they are "mentally incapacitated," which is defined by involuntary intoxication; however, it does not apply if the person chose to consume drugs or alcohol.
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AIQ's contract with SCL, a portion of which was published by The Guardian last year, stipulates that SCL is the sole owner of the intellectual property pertaining to the contract—namely, the development of Ripon, Cambridge Analytica's campaign platform.
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Rule 9.1 of the Takeover Panel's code stipulates that an investor buying 30 percent or more of a listed company must automatically make an offer for the rest of the shares, although exemptions can be agreed by the watchdog.
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The partnership isn't exclusive — Uber is also working with Toyota and can pursue additional automotive partnerships — but it also stipulates that Uber will buy Volvo's "base vehicles," which the ride-hail company can retrofit with its own autonomous technology.
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The accord stipulates that the nuclear fuel and equipment provided can only be used for peaceful purposes, and a separate document signed in parallel has a clause allowing Japan to terminate the pact if India conducts a nuclear test.
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In February, for example, she went to Topeka to testify before the state legislature, which passed a bill—the Andrew T. Finch Act—that toughens the penalties for swatting; it stipulates a maximum sentence of 41 years in prison.
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Under the new policy, which Sessions called "entirely consistent" with the Obama-era policy, jurisdictions applying for DOJ grants must certify compliance with Section 1373 of the federal code, which stipulates that localities comply with federal immigration enforcement officials.
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Federal law already stipulates that crimes committed against law enforcement can be considered an aggravating factor in weighing the imposition of capital punishment, and all 50 states have laws in place that heighten sentences for crimes against law enforcement.
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As Kyle Cheney and Jimmy Vielkind at Politico explain, New York law stipulates that Collins's name can be supplanted on the ballot at this stage only if he dies, moves out of state, or is nominated for another office.
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According to slides recreated by Motherboard, Facebook asserts that "we don't allow praise, support and representation of white supremacy as an ideology" but stipulates that it does "allow praise, support and representation" for both white nationalism and white separatism.
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While the company does include both 'gender' and 'gender identity' among the many categories it stipulates that users must not direct harassment, at or promote violence against, it does not offer the same shield based on a user's sex.
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The law targets enterprises and public institutions that discharge listed pollutants directly into the environment, and stipulates that companies will have to pay taxes for producing noise, air and water pollutants, as well as solid waste, according to Xinhua.
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The bill also stipulates that advisors doing business with the state pension funds would need to adhere to a strict code of conduct, requiring them to disclose potential conflicts of interests such as referral fees paid by third parties.
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That process could enable businesses to circumvent the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture which stipulates that the benefits derived from using material from species it covers - including money and new technology - must be shared.
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The law stipulates that through this activity it cannot be ruled out that the communications of German citizens and entities could also be accidentally intercepted, a major shift for the BND, which had been forbidden from spying on Germans.
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The draft deal, agreed after six days of talks last week, stipulates that U.S. troops would leave within 18 months of the agreement being signed, potentially ending the war more than 17 years after American-led forces invaded Afghanistan.
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Another is whether the executive order will set off further legal battles, since it seems to run contrary to a consent decree that stipulates that the federal government cannot hold children in immigration detention for longer than 20 days.
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HB 233 would require providers in the state of Florida to undergo costly renovations in order to continue operating, and HB 1411 stipulates that abortion providers must have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of their clinic.
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For instance, the first law stipulates a robot may not harm a human being, or through inactivity allow a human to come to harm; while the second says that robots must obey the orders given to it by humans.
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The plan further stipulates that if a European partner refused to take back asylum applicants, they would be sent back "on the basis of a deal with Austria," though it is not yet clear what that deal would entail.
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The case against Telegram was brought in the wake of sweeping anti-terror legislation introduced in 2016 that stipulates all messaging services had to provide the FSB with keys to access their platforms in order to prevent terror attacks.
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CNN has reported that Clay stipulates that House members cannot select the artists, do not sign off on the artistic concepts and have no role in judging the competition, so we should not view this as an act of petty provocation.
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The rule, a collective bargaining agreement, or CBA, stipulates all Mystics players who work for the Wizards in the off-season — this includes Toliver, 31, as the D.C. teams have the same ownership — cannot be paid more than a combined $50,000.
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" The DoD stipulates that the new ammunition should, instead, contain seeds that produce food for animals: "This effort will make use of seeds to grow environmentally friendly plants that remove soil contaminants and consume the biodegradable components developed under this project.
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The bill would likely repeal the individual mandate in Obamacare, which stipulates that most people pay a monthly penalty for not buying insurance, as well as the employer mandate, which imposes the same penalty on companies with more than 50 people.
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The 21950th Amendment stipulates that the "terms of the President and Vice President shall end at noon on the 143th day of January," which saves the government the trouble of having to figure out a time that works for everyone.
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The ruling, however, caps the amount of financing at $500 million and stipulates that any fresh equity fundraising cannot be at a discount to the deal with Evergrande Health, according to the statement from the unit of property giant China Evergrande.
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His appeal came after a meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in Belgrade, and two days after Kosovo's parliament adopted a 12-point negotiating platform that stipulates mutual recognition between Serbia and Kosovo, while preserving current borders between the two.
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Thanks to the large number of polls taken over the past few months, we were able to calculate a covariance matrix covering all candidate pairs—a table that stipulates how each candidate's votes are likely to trade off with everyone else's.
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The IRS code stipulates that the credit can only be applied while an automaker has sold fewer than 200,000 qualifying vehicles in the U.S. Tesla's eligibility is dwindling, according to a market estimate by Edmunds that was reported by CNBC.
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On the surface, the controversy sounds trivial; PC gamers are generally upset they have to use a different app to launch games on Epic's platform, unlike the exclusivity arrangement on consoles that stipulates consumers own an entirely different piece of hardware.
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In tandem, a uniquely worded provision stipulates that if he suffers an injury that renders him "unable to perform football services" and the team does cut him before that deadline, they will have to pay him $27.5m to walk away.
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It stipulates first that a person taking a foreign passport "automatically" loses their Chinese nationality and then, contradictorily, that an individual has to "renounce" their nationality (hand in their household-registration documents and passport) and that the renunciation must be approved.
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Dubbed "Jail the Gays" in the media, the law stipulates that anyone who registers, operates or takes part in gay organizations, or makes a public show of a same-sex relationship, will be punished with up to 10 years in prison.
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The watchdog also found LaLiga to have violated Article 7.3 of the GDPR which stipulates that when consent is being used as the legal basis for processing personal data users should have the right to withdraw their consent at any time.
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"As the government's basic energy plan stipulates, coal is an important base-load electricity supply that is excellent as a stable and economical power source ... and for fuel procurement stability," Chubu Electric Power, Japan's third-biggest electric utility, told Reuters.
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The text stipulates that humanitarian supplies be permitted entry with minimal interference, and that coal originating from outside the DPRK be allowed to traverse the port of Rajin, near the Russian border — an inclusion made at the request of Moscow.
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The fine print stipulates that the offer is exclusive to like purchases, which means that you can't get a liquid lipstick and expect a free eyeshadow single — you must buy two of the same items in order to get the discount.
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The proposed amendment to the basic law that governs the work of the Knesset stipulates that at least 90 of the legislature's members would have to vote to suspend a lawmaker, an unlikely scenario in Israel's tight and fractious political arena.
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The queue would have activated LILO, which stipulates a warehouse must load out its normal requirement and all the metal delivered in over those same three months in March, April and May, which means less rent would be payable by Glencore.
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One option would be for the RNC to change its rules, specifically "rule nine," which stipulates that the party can only replace its presidential nominee if he quits, dies or is so ill or incapacitated that he can no longer serve.
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But if government attorneys are satisfied with Ramirez's cooperation, they can opt to write a letter to a sentencing judge that could help Ramirez receive less time -- though his cooperation agreement stipulates he may not serve less than 25 years.
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The "Disclosure Requirement for Official Business Conducted Using Electronic Messaging Accounts" stipulates that if White House staffers have already used private accounts like the RNC ones, they must copy or forward those communications into the government system within 20 days.
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United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley in an interview broadcast Sunday said the U.S. still supports Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's (NATO) founding treaty, which stipulates that a threat to one member nation is a threat to all nations.
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The embattled industry is waiting for the latest version of the Mining Charter which contains regulations meant to redress imbalances of the nation's past apartheid rule and stipulates rules for miners to perpetually keep black ownership levels at 26 percent.
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The "clean energy plan" established by the Obama administration stipulates that each state would come out with a plan to use greenhouse gas emissions in 2005 as a baseline and hoped to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 32% by 2030.
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Asked whether parliament had the right to dismiss Kareem, Suhail referred to an article of Iraq's provincial law, which parliament used as the legal basis for the vote and which stipulates the prime minister's authority to remove a regional governor.
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While their plea agreement stipulates that the Finans will pay Amazon restitution of $1,218,504, authorities said that the Finans only made $725,000 off the scheme due to the nature of trafficking stolen goods through a fence and across state lines.
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Some EU officials believe that Britain's refusal to put forward a proposed commissioner even though it is still an EU member might put the new Commission in legal difficulty as EU law stipulates there should be one commissioner per EU country.
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At such moments, Mr. McNally, who has won four competitive Tonys and will receive a special award for lifetime achievement at this year's ceremony, seems to undermine the premise of romantic comedy, which stipulates that there is someone for everyone.
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It would require presidents and vice presidents, as well as candidates for the nation's highest offices, to release at least 10 years of federal tax returns — Mr. Trump has released none — and it stipulates that inaugural committees must disclose their expenditures.
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Mr. Moonves's most recent contract, which he signed last year, stipulates that cause for being fired includes a felony conviction, fraud, failing to cooperate fully in a company investigation and violation of any company policies, including those concerning sexual harassment.
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The 100-year-old law stipulates that no one — not any state, not any county or city, not the District of Columbia, not any other territories, not even Puerto Rico itself — can tax the interest that Puerto Rico pays its investors.
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CFTC regulations allow designated contract markets such as CME to list products for trading without prior CFTC approval by filing a written self-certification with the regulator, meaning CME stipulates the product complies with the Commodity Exchange Act and CFTC regulations.
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His first book, "The Conversions," published in 1962, is about a wealthy New Yorker who dies and stipulates that the protagonist will inherit his fortune if he can decode the mysterious symbols engraved on the blade of a ritual ax.
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But there has been no progress since the evacuation of hundreds of fighters in implementing later phases of the deal that stipulates that fighters still in the district must surrender heavy weapons while being allowed to keep their light arms.
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Clarke's organization and the Campaign Legal Center filed a separate lawsuit earlier this month that challenges the constitutionality of Georgia's "exact match" law, which stipulates that voters' registration applications must match information on their state ID's or Social Security records.
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Koike, a former LDP lawmaker, has repeatedly denied she would run for a seat in the election, which means she could not lead a government herself as the constitution stipulates a prime minister has to be selected from elected lawmakers.
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It also stipulates 40 percent to 45 percent of a vehicle's value be made in areas paying at least $16 an hour, such as the United States or Canada, which could potentially stem the southward drift of industrial capacity to Mexico.
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Earlier on Friday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang reiterated that Beijing was opposed to the legislation and urged the United States to abide by the "one China" policy, that stipulates that Taiwan is part of China, and cease official exchanges with Taiwan.
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His legal interpretation of the law is that since Title IX stipulates "facilities provided for students of one sex shall be comparable to such facilities provided for students of the other sex," that means that the sexes are binary and MUST be separate.
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The judge was relying on an article in the Tunisian Criminal Code which stipulates that while sex with a girl under 15 without the use of force is punishable by six years in prison, the culprit can halt proceedings by marrying the victim.
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The primary objection rests with originalists' interpretation of Article IV of the Constitution, which stipulates that the federal government should only own very small amounts of land — not the millions of acres for which they are currently responsible for managing across the West.
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The American Health Care Act stipulates that states can allow insurers to charge people with pre-existing conditions more for health insurance (which is banned under the ACA) if the states meet certain conditions, such as setting up high-risk insurance pools.
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While Lawrence is still under a contract with Dior that stipulates she has to wear the house's fashions at major events, the Britannia Awards (presented by the L.A. branch of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts) don't seem to count.
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But despite federal law — and the Office on Violence Against Women's stated mission of eliminating gender bias in law enforcement — the DOJ still uses the same outdated definition of cyberstalking, which, according to its website, stipulates that a victim must fear the perpetrator.
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Clinton is attempting something risky: an attack, from the left, against Sanders Sanders's bill also stipulates that the federal government will pay for, at most, 91 percent of the cost of each state's plan — leaving the state to cover the last 9 percent.
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It adds $45 billion in opioid treatment, offers about $70 billion more in funds to hold down the costs of premiums and stipulates that under public health emergencies, Medicaid spending in a particular part of a state would not count toward spending limits.
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The mining industry said in a statement that the sliding scale, whereby royalties due to the government move in line with the commodity price, would give Congo an immediately higher share of revenues at current prices than what the new code stipulates.
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The gift, which will be paid out over several years based on the university carrying out the agreement, also requires that the school "retain focus" on Law and Economics and stipulates that the foundation be notified immediately should Mr. Butler step down.
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To prevent this kind of market manipulation, FERC came up with the "minimum offer price rule" (MOPR), which stipulates that suppliers of capacity that are also buyers of capacity must meet certain minimum price bids, meant to reflect their true operating costs.
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Details: The agreement stipulates that $425 million of the $500 million settlement will be distributed to the claimants in the lawsuit, while the remaining $75 million will be set aside for two years to protect any future claimants alleging sexual abuse by Nassar.
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The Endangered Species Act stipulates that in order for such trophies to be approved, exporting countries must demonstrate that hunting enhances survival of a particular species in the wild — by reinvesting the money into conservation, for example, and by supporting local communities.
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Addressing concerns about Americans doing business with Kremlin insiders, the sanction law passed by Congress in August stipulates that American officials are to prepare a report on Russian oligarchs by early next year, identifying those deemed close to Mr. Putin for possible sanctions.
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Afscme, a historic case that challenges a four-decade-old precedent that stipulates union members must pay the union in exchange for the union fulfilling its legal responsibility to represent every member, negotiate a contract and fight for pay increases for everyone.
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It stipulates that "no person is under any circumstances permitted to disseminate information about detention or re-education via telephone, smartphone, or the internet," and that officials are "strictly forbidden" from receiving "related media interviews" or make "unauthorized disclosure" about the internment campaign.
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Next, the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office published a report January 16 finding that the Ukraine aid freeze did, in fact, break federal law by violating the Impoundment Control Act, which stipulates that congressionally appropriated funds must be spent within a given window.
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The plea deal also requires Haig to forfeit his existing inventory of ammo and presumably should end his career in bullets for good, as the agreement stipulates it would be a felony for him to possess ammunition or firearms in the future.
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The sound is being introduced in response to a new EU law which stipulates that all electric vehicles will eventually need to produce artificial noise while traveling at low speeds, to make up for the lack of noise from their internal engines.
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Article 102 stipulates that in the case of the president's inability to carry out his duties due to a serious or chronic illness, the head of the national assembly should take his place for a period of no more than 45 days.
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Instead, he returned to a grievance about Europe's drop in defense spending since the end of the Cold War and failed to publicly commit to NATO's founding Article V rule which stipulates that an attack on one ally is an attack against all.
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Under the Vienna Convention of 1963, people arrested abroad have the right to be visited by consular officers from their home country — the State Department stipulates that notification of all cases should be made in the first 24 to 72 hours after the arrest.
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But there's no rule in "family plans" that stipulates that groups of people sharing the same phone bill have to actually be related, which is why many people have banded together with groups of friends to share the cost of a single phone bill.
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Seeking to reassure his audience, Mr Durbin noted that a spending bill now in Congress stipulates "not one penny" for a new border wall, no new officers for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which pursues illegal immigrants, and "no penalty for sanctuary cities like Chicago".
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" Though it's not exactly romantic, everyone getting married should sign a prenuptial agreement, which stipulates how a couple's assets will be distributed in a divorce, Lowry tells CNBC Make It. "While marriage is about love and about trust, it is also the merger of assets.
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Maggie Hassan to also agree to the pledge, which stipulates that if a third party runs an ad on TV, radio or online on behalf of a candidate, that candidate must donate 50 percent of the ad's cost to a charity of the opponent's choice.
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" Although prosecutors have not brought conspicuous evidence of racial animus on Mr. Slager's part, they have depicted him as an officer who broke the law and local policies, including one that stipulates that "the preservation of life must always take priority over apprehension of criminals.
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The 2000 Good Friday Agreement which ended the 30-year civil conflict in Northern Ireland stipulates that the power-sharing Executive must be made up of the biggest parties from both nationalist and unionist representatives, and so the resignation of McGuinness will force its dissolution.
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The 1998 Good Friday Agreement which ended the 30-year civil conflict in Northern Ireland stipulates that the power-sharing Executive must be made up of the biggest parties from both nationalist and unionist representatives, and so the resignation of McGuinness will force its dissolution.
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Then again, it also stipulates that dancers aren't permitted to touch customers sexually, so it seems pretty clear that—at least in some cases—the sight of a completely naked woman wasn't always the only thing enticing men to the VIP room at Legs 211.
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The duo's current arrangement with the museum stipulates that, if they died, someone on behalf of the developers would send the source, project files, and digital design docs (which are just a bunch of text files) to whoever's running MoMA's design department at the time.
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General Mattis, who would be the first former ranking general to become defense secretary since George Marshall in the early 1950s, would need a congressional waiver to take office because federal law stipulates that the Pentagon chief be out of uniform for seven years.
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The management company — or its corporate parent, like Marriott International — sets brand standards, but it cannot require an ownership entity (often a specialized investment vehicle called a real estate investment trust) to sink millions of dollars into a renovation years earlier than the contract stipulates.
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The deal, which now must be approved by a judge, stipulates that Ms. Butina must cooperate with federal, state and local authorities in exchange for what could be a short prison term, or possibly a release after having already spent five months in jail.
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The recent announcement of the impending engagement of Princess Mako, 25, the emperor's oldest granddaughter, focused attention on the flaws in the current law, which not only prohibits women from ruling, but also stipulates that succession pass only through the men of the royal family.
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Though the U.K cannot formally negotiate independent trade deals until it leaves the EU, it is allowed to prepare for them by holding discussions with current European trade partners, "so as to deliver maximum continuity and certainty for businesses," a U.K. government white paper stipulates.
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Crucially, the department warned several times that continuing to withhold the aid violated the Impoundment Control Act, which stipulates that if the federal funds are not spent on their designated purpose within a certain period, they will be taken, or impounded, by the Treasury Department.
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In written responses to questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee during his confirmation hearing, Sessions indicated that he would "review and evaluate" the Cole Memorandum, which stipulates that the federal government will not interfere in states' decision to legalize and regulate the sale of marijuana to adults.
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In addition, a second aspect of Open Banking, which arguably targets the Visa-Mastercard duopoly, stipulates that banks offer an API to let customers authorise payments directly from their bank account as an alternative to other types of payments, such as card payments or manual bank transfers.
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While some influencers are hesitant to acknowledge freebies, others like Bryanboy have made of habit of disclosing who paid for his travel — the FTC also stipulates that social media posts be clearly labeled as an #ad when an endorsement has been the result of a gift.
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And on Wednesday, shortly before Trump spoke in the White House, news broke that the presidents of Turkey and Russia had reached a new agreement about the policy: It stipulates that if Kurdish forces don't cede part of their territory, Turkey will continue its attack against them.
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Section 1621 covers general perjury, and stipulates that anyone who "willfully and contrary to such oath states or subscribes any material matter which he does not believe to be true" is guilty of perjury and shall be fined or imprisoned up to five years, or both.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission stipulates that arrests alone cannot be used as a basis to fire, suspend or avoid hiring a particular individual (the practice of which could disproportionally affect minority populations, and look like racial bias) — and Mr. Chapman, of course, was not arrested.
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An amendment to a government decree to rein in this year's budget deficit stipulates that multinationals with total revenues of more than 13 billion euros ($56 billion) per year and sales worth more than 50 million euros in Italy can fix their tax bill in advance.
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Athletic footwear has long been exempt from what is known as the "Berry Amendment" — which stipulates that the Pentagon must purchase American-made gear and uniforms for its recruits — because it was difficult to find brands made entirely in the United States, according to The Boston Globe.
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The constitution also stipulates that the president names the ministers, "on the proposal" of the prime minister-designate—a provision that has been interpreted to mean that a prospective head of government must table a list of choices that the president can accept or, sometimes, reject.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU regulators will say this week the European Union does not need to set a more ambitious greenhouse gas target until the next decade, a text seen by Reuters shows, even though the Paris climate deal stipulates a preliminary review of goals in 2018.
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" A weaker version, adopted by the nations that attended the Earth Summit in Rio in 1992, stipulates, "Where there are threats of serious or irreversible damage, lack of full scientific certainty shall not be used as a reason for postponing cost-effective measures to prevent environmental degradation.
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Trudeau has continued to insist that Canada won't ink a deal unless it maintains NAFTA's Chapter 19 — which stipulates that an independent panel will resolve certain trade disputes between US and Canadian companies — and provides exemptions for certain Canadian cultural industries, such as broadcasting, publishing, and music.
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"It would appear that this provision violates the Byrd Rule, since the Byrd Rule stipulates that if a provision's budgetary impact is 'merely incidental' to the non-budgetary components of the provision, it should not qualify for reconciliation in the United States Senate," the report reads.
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He estimated that global palm oil stocks would fall by 1 million to 1.5 million tonnes in 2019, if Indonesia holds to its so-called B20 mandate that stipulates biodiesel must have a bio-content of 20 percent, and if Malaysia successfully implements a B10 mandate.
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It's common for policies to include an "insurance to value" clause that stipulates if at the time of a claim your coverage is for less than 80 percent of the cost to rebuild the home, the insurer will not pay you the full value of the claim.
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To address this perceived flaw, Section 4 of ATCA stipulates that a defendant consents to personal jurisdiction if it accepts the types of aid the U.S. government has given the PA: most importantly, economic support funds (ESF) and international narcotics control and law enforcement (INCLE) aid.
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"Although cost estimates for the project are not yet known, the RFQ (Request for Qualifications) stipulates that the O'Hare Express Service will be funded solely by project-specific revenues (like fares or advertising) and financed entirely by the concessionaire," Mayor Emanuel's office said in a statement.
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The agreement to resume flights stipulates that the Emirati airline must abide by a bilateral aviation accord signed in 2000, and a desire to "avoid any future incident that affects or harms the fraternal relations between the two brotherly nations", the Tunisian transport ministry statement said.
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That legislation — which stipulates that Johnson must ask the EU for an extension to the Brexit deadline if no deal is approved or rejected by parliament by October 19 — received royal approval and became law on Monday, making it ostensibly illegal for Johnson to defy it.
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The War Powers Resolution stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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The War Powers Act stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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In addition to the problems outlined above, S. 204 stipulates that if a patient were to die or be seriously harmed while using a drug obtained via right to try, information about the incident could not be evaluated by the FDA except under certain, select conditions.
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But a United Nations resolution passed right after the agreement was reached in Vienna in 2015 stipulates that "Iran is called upon not to undertake any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons" until eight years after the agreement is adopted.
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Currently, a 1995 U.S. law stipulates that the U.S. embassy must be relocated to Jerusalem – an important symbolic recognition of Israeli claims over the disputed city – unless a waiver is signed by the president stating that it's not in the national security interest to do so.
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The country they enter into agreements with need not meet strict human rights standards—the bill only stipulates that the executive branch consider as a factor whether a government "demonstrates respect" for human rights and is similarly vague as to what practices would exclude a particular country from consideration.
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The section stipulates that "whoever, in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the government of the United States, knowingly and willfully" falsifies or conceals information, including before a congressional committee's inquiry, may also be fined or imprisoned up to five years.
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Trump's top two choices to replace McAleenan — U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) acting Director Ken Cuccinelli and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) acting Commissioner Mark Morgan — are ineligible under the Vacancies Act, which stipulates officials can't hold two acting titles concurrently at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Rule 9 of the Republican National Committee rules governs "Filling Vacancies in Nominations," and stipulates that should the party's presidential or vice presidential candidate leave the ticket for whatever reason, the hole may be filled either by a reconvening of the national convention or by the party committee itself.
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Elections in California happen very slowly—less than three-quarters of votes are usually counted by the day after the vote—because California election law stipulates that ballots don't have to arrive by Election Day to be counted, they only have to be postmarked on or before Election Day.
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At the same time it also explicitly stipulates that intelligence work should be conducted according to law and in a way that respects and protects human rights and the lawful rights of individuals and organizations," government spokesperson Zhang Yesui said, urging people to "not take anything out of context.
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But a job advert from early 2018 issued by the company for a research analyst specialising in "ISR"—intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance—mentions work "to support US government customers" (archived here): The job description further stipulates the need for applicants to hold secret—and ideally Top Secret—security clearance.
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Calling Pharma's bluff, the Doggett bill stipulates that if Pharma refused to agree to a reasonable price on a given medication, the secretary of Health and Human Services would issue a competitive license to another company, which would be more than eager to produce it as a generic.
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This is true with HIPAA too—but unlike with HIPAA, FERPA stipulates that if parents declare an over-18 student as a tax dependent, they can request and receive mental health records from the college without needing the student's permission, and in situations that aren't deemed immediately life-threatening.
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Pharmacielo, which has a four-hectare pilot project in Corinto, said it can employ about 18 farmers in each hectare, but since the government stipulates that it must provide farmers with a minimum of 10 percent of the total productive land, the farmers have only half a hectare.
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The suit, which was obtained by TMZ, claims the rapper is tied up in an exploitative contract, which according to Megan, stipulates that the label receives 60 percent of her earnings, leaving her to front the bill herself for features and sound engineers using the other 40 percent.
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"Approved by the Central Military Commission, the move is normal routine annual rotation in line with the Law of the People's Republic of China on Garrisoning the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, which stipulates that 'the Hong Kong Garrison shall practice a system of rotation of its members'".
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The War Powers Resolution further stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress appraised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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The country they enter into agreements with need not meet strict human rights standards – the bill only stipulates that the executive branch consider as a factor whether a government "demonstrates respect" for human rights and is similarly vague as to what practices would exclude a particular country from consideration.
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The War Powers Resolution further stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress apprised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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Don't blur the lines between work and your business It may seem tempting to create a "better version of the company where you work," but unless your employer missed some major lessons along the way, your contract probably clearly stipulates that you've agreed not to do exactly that.
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Apple also stipulates that it may require the customer to get their affected iPhones repaired in the country or region or purchase, and if the device has unrelated issues such as a cracked screen, customers will need to get that resolved first before going through the complimentary No Service repair.
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The nation's top court has never established a clear and enduring test for when such displays violate the Constitution's Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, which stipulates that Congress may not pass a law "respecting an establishment of religion" and has been interpreted in different and at times conflicting forms.
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In a letter sent to four Democratic lawmakers who requested the GAO investigation, the watchdog said that because the EPA approved the booth's construction without congressional approval, the agency was also in violation of the Antideficiency Act, which stipulates that an agency can't use money that is not appropriated to it.
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Some protesters stormed into parliament, graffitied black the Hong Kong Special Autonomous Region (of China) symbol, tore out pages of the Basic Law that stipulates Hong Kong's rights as part of China, hung the British colonial flag and occupied the chamber in an ultimate rebuke of Beijing's authority over Hong Kong.
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To be clear, what has been happening in Myanmar represents a clear violation of Article 2 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which stipulates that the national government must protect and respect the human rights of everyone regardless of their race, color, sex, language, religious convictions, opinions and origins.
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"Approved by the Central Military Commission, the move is normal routine annual rotation in line with the Law of the People's Republic of China on Garrisoning the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, which stipulates that 'the Hong Kong Garrison shall practice a system of rotation of its members,'" it said.
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The judge, Randolph D. Moss of United States District Court in Washington, said the Trump administration violated a federal law that stipulates who can fill vacant leadership positions at federal agencies when Mr. Cuccinelli was tapped in June to be the acting director of the agency that oversees legal immigration.
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Bickert's blog post stipulates that manipulated content which doesn't meet Facebook's new standard for removal may still be reviewed by the independent third party fact-checkers Facebook relies upon for the lion's share of 'truth sifting' on its platform — and who may still rate such content as 'false' or 'partly false'.
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The judgements show that the General Court, Europe's second-highest court, in general endorses the European Commission's methodology in its tax crackdown but stipulates the Commission must do its homework properly to prove its case - potentially a bad omen for Apple fighting a record 13-billion-euro Irish tax order.
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At the University of Alabama, for example, the school has made an agreement with an apartment complex across the street from the football team's practice facility in which the complex stipulates in its leases that tenants are not allowed to be on their balconies and watch practice, according to ESPN.
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"Unless there is a specific clause in Icahn's settlement with AIG that stipulates Merksamer needing to step down should his contract with Icahn Enterprises expire, directors' tenures are usually are not tied to employee terms," said Dan Marcec, director of content and marketing at Equilar, a database that tracks board directors.
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The agreement, negotiated by Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, stipulates that the government of President Bashar al-Assad and an array of rebel groups opposing it, which includes those backed by the United States and its allies, will stop fighting each other.
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New York's existing law states that if an individual pleads guilty or is convicted of a federal crime and then is pardoned by the president, prosecutors cannot bring charges for violating state laws because of a double-jeopardy rule that stipulates a person cannot be tried for the same crime twice.
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However the draft programme for government being negotiated ahead of a parliamentary vote to re-elect Kenny on Friday - a copy of which was published on the Irish Times newspaper's website on Thursday - stipulates that the state will not sell more than 25 percent in any Irish bank before 2019.
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The legislation stipulates that doctors must show women who want an abortion an ultrasound of the fetus, it mandates that abortion clinics have admitting privileges—an expensive and needless regulatory burden that causes a lot of clinics to shut down—and bars women from getting an abortion in cases of known fetal disability.
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The act, passed by a Republican-controlled Congress during the Clinton administration, stipulates that only a principal deputy to a position can serve in an acting capacity for a position to which she or he has been nominated, according to a very thorough examination of the law by the Congressional Research Service.
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Bankers who leave for these boutiques stand to earn potentially more money if they make a success of it, free from a cap imposed by the European Union after the financial crisis that stipulates that bank bonuses can no longer exceed 203 percent of fixed salaries, or twice that with shareholder approval.
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Japan's postwar constitution stipulates the emperor is a symbol of the state and shall not have powers related to government; the emperor cannot issue statements that might be considered political and Akihito therefore avoided any direct reference to abdication, which some might construe as a critique of the laws governing the imperial household.
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" KCNA reported that a spokesman from the North Korean Foreign Ministry said, "The DPRK legally stipulates that if the supreme dignity of the DPRK is threatened, it must preemptively annihilate those countries and entities that are directly or indirectly involved in it, by mobilizing all kinds of strike means including the nuclear ones.
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The agreement also stipulates that the FARC will create a political party that must participate in the elections of 2018 and 2022, and guarantees to its political organization a minimum of five of the 102 seats in the Senate and five of the 166 in the House of Representatives during those two periods.
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The UN charter stipulates individual member states' rights to self defense," said Ri."Since the United States declared war on our country we will have every right to make countermeasures including the right to shoot down the United States strategic bombers, even when they're not yet inside the airspace border of our country.
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It was primarily about ensuring continuity in government, but Section 225 of the amendment stipulates that the vice president and a majority of the Cabinet can declare the president unfit for office and then send a formal notice to the speaker of the House and the president pro tempore of the Senate.
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" According to KCNA, a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said, "The DPRK legally stipulates that if the supreme dignity of the DPRK is threatened, it must pre-emptively annihilate those countries and entities that are directly or indirectly involved in it, by mobilizing all kinds of strike means including the nuclear ones.
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It's also possible that the agency is debating the meaning of the word "tackling"—the NFL definition stipulates that a tackle occurs when a defensive player takes an offensive player all the way to the ground, but there's as of yet no photo or video of the encounter that might shed more light on it.
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But Ms Dean, more hard-line than Mr Nolan, stipulates that all her films must always be shown as film prints on traditional projectors; as a result the halls of her National Portrait Gallery show hum with the sound of over a dozen of these increasingly rare machines, throwing out her films in flickering loops.
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The code stipulates that there should be absolutely no promotion of breast-milk substitutes, bottles and teats to the general public; that neither health facilities nor health professionals should play a role in promoting breast-milk substitutes; and that free samples of infant formula should not be provided to pregnant women, new mothers or families.
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A provision of the Texas law stipulates that a governmental entity may not enter into a contract with a company for goods or services unless the contract contains a written verification from the company that it does not boycott Israel and will not boycott Israel during the term of the contract, the lawsuit states.
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Unifor, which had fiercely opposed the shutting of the plant's doors, had previously said the closure was contrary to a contract that stipulates there would be no plant closure (Reporting by David Shepardson in Washington, Tyler Choi in Toronto and Allison Lampert in Montreal Additional reporting by Ben Klayman in Detroit Editing by Matthew Lewis)
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The rule stipulates that the state party can refuse access "to a candidate for public office if in a prior election that person was a Republican office holder and either publicly participated in the primary election of another political party or publicly supported a nominee of another political party," according to the state party's bylaws.
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Surgery Partners, a healthcare services provider, included a provision in its credit agreement for a US$1.29bn term loan that stipulates that if a new rate is not already in place, the administrative agent, Jefferies, "from time to time" in consultation with the borrower, may select a new one, according to a regulatory filing.
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The language in US Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs), the largest buyers of leveraged loans, has varied, but a popular option with managers is to include a provision that stipulates the new benchmark is the one identified as the market standard by the US loan trade group, the Loan Syndications and Trading Association, according to investors.
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Even though border controls within the EU were long gone and EU law stipulates a freedom of movement, I couldn't forget the time I was on a train docked at Hamburg, departing for Copenhagen, when several armed, plain-clothed German Polizei boarded the carriage and removed anyone who couldn't produce their passports or documents.
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It also stipulates that the PLA Hong Kong Garrison — composed of personnel from China's navy, ground, and air forces — can intervene in Hong Kong affairs if the local government calls on the military arm for the "maintenance of public order," or if China's Standing Committee decides Hong Kong is in a state of emergency.
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Not only does this deal, which sees Marvel and Disney receiving around 25% of the profits, ensure Tom Holland will return as the titular character after the questions left unanswered in Far From Home, but also stipulates that the character will appear in a future Marvel Studios film, as the MCU is wont to do.
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Read more: A truckload giant just filed for bankruptcy, and it leaves nearly 3,000 truck drivers joblessCeladon did not file a notice in compliance with the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act — a federal law that stipulates that companies need to alert employees 60 days in advance of mass layoffs or plant closings.
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In fact, the constitution even stipulates that "the ballot for the election of the President of the Republic is convoked by the Independent National Electoral Commission ninety days before the expiration of the mandate of the President in office" (Article 73), which means that the election date should have been announced on Sept. 19.
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The section of the bill that passed the Senate with an 87-10 vote stipulates that the Department of Defense cannot use any software product in a range of its systems unless the manufacturer fully discloses the software reviews by foreign governments that it has previously allowed or is under obligation to allow in the future.
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A separate Republican lawmaker in New York state last month reportedly proposed a bill to require both public and privately run universities in the state to collect certain data on the nationality and number of foreign-born students enrolled in educational programs, although the bill stipulates the state would not collect personally identifying information on such students.
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Haven Life Insurance is one entirely online life insurance company that can provide an immediate quote on how much a policy may cost (around $25 to $40 a month if you don't have kids.)2) A Last Will & Testament What It Is: A legal document that stipulates how your assets will be divided when you pass away.
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From an AI standpoint, this links well with problem-solving models like The Searle's Chinese room argument, which stipulates that if you have a room full of people enacting an algorithm, all you need to do is insert some question and without realizing what's happening, they would follow the algorithm, and that will produce an answer.
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The Amazon standard agreement stipulates: "You grant us a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable right and licence to use, reproduce, perform, display (public communication), distribute, adapt, modify, re-format, create and exploit derivative works of, and otherwise commercially or non-commercially exploit in any manner, any and all of Your Materials" - with some exclusions for trademarks.
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The Amazon standard agreement stipulates: "You grant us a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable right and license to use, reproduce, perform, display (public communication), distribute, adapt, modify, re-format, create and exploit derivative works of, and otherwise commercially or non-commercially exploit in any manner, any and all of Your Materials" - with some exclusions for trademarks.
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ThinkProgress reports that H.R. 3219, a so-called spending "minibus" bill, stipulates cuts to Appalachian Regional Commission funding, weeks after Trump's "skinny budget" proposed cutting funding altogether: The "minibus" also reduces spending in coal communities where recent economic and workforce development programs have started revitalizing the local and regional economy and offering new opportunities to miners and their families.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE does not need an executive order to exit NAFTA as the deal stipulates that parties are allowed to leave six months after written notice to the other member nations.
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And the new rule stipulates that only Iowans who supported candidates on the first alignment who failed to reach that viability threshold can move during the realignment process, meaning if a voter backed Joe Biden in a certain caucus where the former Vice President reached viability, they cannot realign to support former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Since his release he has spoken at the state legislature in California about criminal-justice reform; he says he is on a mission "to end California's three-strikes law", which stipulates a mandatory state prison term of 25 years for any defendant convicted of two or more prior felonies, regardless of the nature of their crime.
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The complaint — which has also been filed with other EU data protection agencies — agues that the systematic broadcasting of people's personal data to bidders in the adtech chain is inherently insecure and thereby contravenes Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which stipulates that personal data be processed "in a manner that ensures appropriate security of the personal data".
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To ensure balance, the board can hear claims by both creators and users and stipulates that the board's judges be appointed and removable by the Librarian of Congress, that they have experience representing or presiding over the copyright interests of both owners and users of copyrighted works, and that they follow judicial precedent when deciding cases.
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State law stipulates that if the defendant "intentionally selects the person against whom the crime ... is committed ... in whole or in part because of the actor's belief or perception regarding the race, religion, color, disability, sexual orientation, national origin or ancestry of that person" a hate crime enhancement of five years could be added to a sentence.
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The solar system is filled with all kinds of intriguing moons and dwarf planets that don't get attention because they don't match the official definition used by the International Astronomical Union, which stipulates that a planet: Among the objects that don't fit this are Enceladus, a moon of Saturn that spits off huge plumes of water vapor into space.
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