Even so, Austin continues to participate in federal task forces.
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Typically, these task forces target suspected gang members or terrorists.
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Appointment of such task forces became common in presidential transitions.
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McConnell has created GOP task forces for drafting the bill.
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Several states, including New Mexico, have set up task forces.
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Since the 1980s various task-forces have tried to curb bullying.
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As deaths mounted, officials formed anti-heroin coalitions and task forces.
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U.S. attorneys in four Florida districts have formed fraud task forces.
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The Senate already has three task forces working on different things.
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Ohr will remain director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces.
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Two task forces offered information and guidance as the zoning plan advanced.
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McConnell assigned task forces to tackle individual parts of the stimulus bill.
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Several chaebol have task-forces preparing re-entry into the North Korean market.
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A three-day siege ended with Russian special task forces storming the building.
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Task forces, road maps and national strategies don't exactly get people's blood running.
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Police-led anti-smoking task forces will be created in towns and cities.
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At least 11 states have set up task forces to examine the question.
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So far in 2019, at least three police departments have left federal task forces.
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The rural ones, the conservative ones, the drug task forces... The actual sanctuary jurisdictions?
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The law requires all states to set up similar task forces, but few have.
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Initially, all Virginia public schools were required by law to create those task forces.
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Big Tech and government agencies have created task forces to fight coordinated misinformation campaigns.
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State, town and village task forces have been formed to investigate subsidies and support.
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Regulatory Reform Task Forces Agencies are charging on and looking for rules to eliminate.
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They are also used to coordinate the air defenses of aircraft carrier task forces.
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"I'm all for committees and task forces but you're the secretary," Mr. Kennedy responded.
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A House Oversight Subcommittee holds a hearing on the administration's regulatory reform task forces.
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Similar task forces were created in the run up to the end of the ban.
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I have been a member of respected bipartisan task forces charged with drafting consensus proposals.
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It would also create new government-industry task forces to work to improve auto safety.
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Chris Christie is running Donald Trump's transition, which includes a series of policy task forces.
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For Hurricane Irma, the federal and state authorities relied on 22 of the task forces.
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Some of these states have also established task forces to study the technology's use further.
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That task forces them to cajole and confront, to engage and entertain, the other side.
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Four of Jordan's trainees currently serve task forces in Seattle, Texas, New York, and now Utah.
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First, you can't exactly break out the confetti cannon over a bunch of new task forces.
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Disclosures were not required until 2011 for the group's task forces, said ACEP spokeswoman Julie Lloyd.
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There have been new programs and initiatives and task forces and law enforcement operations and arrests.
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In preparing the "Phase 3" package, McConnell has directed task forces to come up with proposals.
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We need to launch two task forces dedicated to development of therapeutics and vaccines inside FDA.
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Several federal agencies have not yet released the names of people serving on deregulation task forces.
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Iran has vigorously pursued a program to threaten US aircraft carrier task forces in the region.
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These task forces should be able to meet the psychological, medical and safety needs of affected communities.
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Over the past year, the state also started nine regional STD task forces to address the problem.
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There is talk of task forces and pension protections, of government "being a force for good" again.
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Brady led the tax task force, which Angus said was the smallest of the six task forces.
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Across the nation, prices have spawned state legislative proposals as well as federal hearings and task forces.
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During this time, we have seen increases in anti-trafficking funding, legislation, task forces, and public awareness.
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Robin Kelly (D-Ill.) said Congress has yet to even learn who is on the task forces.
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Federal antiterrorism task forces were bolstered and additional assets were committed from state and local law enforcement.
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There are dozens of task forces, called "WikiProjects," including a one focused on recognizing women in science.
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These topics were the subject of two separate task forces that met at last week's DealBook conference.
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The task forces and new attention have been welcomed by the indigenous residents of Big Horn County.
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The council forged early deadlines for task forces on regulatory issues but hasn't outlined its objectives since.
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Instead, they amount to vague demands that federal agencies establish task forces to investigate and combat crime, anti-police violence, and international drug cartels — with a hint that these task forces could lead to a new push for the types of "tough on crime" policies Trump campaigned on.
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They have the flexibility to target select federal crimes, often assembling interagency task forces for just this purpose.
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But before drug task forces started sprouting up under the Reagan administration, he'd never worked a drug case.
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Todd Young of Indiana said that "We will start to see some details today" from the task forces.
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Both burglaries were actually conducted by joint federal-state law enforcement task forces using delayed-notice search warrants.
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The shortages persist despite widespread publicity, public hearings and attempts by government task forces to address the problem.
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The Stop Bullying Act would provide states with Department of Education grants if the task forces were created.
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Or they could be appointed as the heads of task forces, as Hillary Clinton was during her husband's administration.
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The same incentives that made it easy to use the "task forces" for racial profiling applied to Secure Communities.
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Task forces and traditional intelligence gathering are invaluable assets, but they have not stopped ISIL from spreading its message.
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In addition, localities should create emergency preparedness task forces to more effectively respond to hate violence whenever it occurs.
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The no-recordings policy pushed Atlanta to withdraw from three task forces, sparked by the shooting of Jimmy Atchison.
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Evangelous said police have sought help from the military, including the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and various task forces.
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Sixteen rescue task forces, made up of fire fighters and police officers, were sent out to handle the event.
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While these organizations have diversity task forces, those don't mean much when the leadership reflects the opposite of diversity.
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I would expect him to focus on the House GOP agenda that is being developed by the task forces.
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Many of those ideas have been shared at GOP conference meetings and sorted by task forces that Ryan created.
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U.S. Attorney Offices in affected areas, according to the Justice Department statement, have already established disaster fraud task forces.
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Special Operations units, however, have already been assigned to specific task forces with names such as Trident and Falcon.
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While EU data protection authorities cannot impose joint sanctions, they can set up task-forces to coordinate national investigations.
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Now there are three task forces established specifically to look at the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women.
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Those programs helped establish emergency medical task forces that have dispatched ambulances, personnel and equipment from across the state.
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More recently, Ohr was removed as head of the Justice Department's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces as well.
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I spent a quarter-century in the FBI and several of my assignments were on FBI-NYPD task forces.
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Although this brings national prominence to the problem, task forces make recommendations but don't have the authority to implement.
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Major conglomerates such as Lotte, Hyundai, Hyosung and KT have announced task forces dedicated to exploring inter-Korean ventures.
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Federal and state-level judges, prosecutors and public defenders should set up task forces to immediately resolve outstanding cases.
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Border Patrol has also canceled training, increased overtime hours, brought agents back from "valuable task forces" and shut down checkpoints.
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But we are a long way away from global joint task forces focusing specifically on the spread of white nationalism.
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In the past few years, regulators have been setting up task forces to understand major innovations and their legal impact.
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Yes, but: Plenty of task forces and industry groups have convened over the years to discuss various concerns about cybersecurity.
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The executive order calls on cities and municipalities to form local Smoke-Free Task forces to help enforce the order.
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They are assisted by the 61 Internet Crimes Against Children Task Forces that the Department funds throughout the United States.
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In response, institutions have begun to set up task forces to examine their histories and set standards for the future.
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DeWine assembled task forces comprised of non-government officials to plan for the fallout across all industries and business sectors.
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A number of states have already set up tip lines, and others have appointed special task forces with subpoena power.
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Many universities set up reconciliation task forces, formed advisory councils of aboriginal elders and began to recruit indigenous faculty members.
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Hasse also had a history of working on organized crime task forces, though he was not involved in the Houston probe.
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In his new position, Liddell will help form and oversee a series of high impact task forces, the transition team said.
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In concert with this concept, FBI investigators participate or lead task forces and working groups in every state around the country.
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Ohr also worked as the head of Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces before being removed from that position as well.
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How was it none of them, with their thousands of employees and dedicated task forces and diversity officers, saw this coming?
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Two task forces will be created, one in North Carolina and one Pennsylvania, to target areas of especially high violent crime.
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That's why interventions such as targeted college recruitment, mentoring programs, self-managed teams, and task forces have boosted diversity in businesses.
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McConnell declined to say what the three areas for the task forces are, or which GOP senators are involved in them.
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McConnell declined to say what the three areas for the task forces are or which GOP senators are involved in them.
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In 2014, he became the director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces, distributing grant money to bolster prosecutorial work.
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"We almost couldn't believe it," said Ilan Goldenberg, a former Pentagon official who oversaw its Iran task forces at the time.
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Task forces developed recommendations for businesses and policymakers, identifying some central questions that will be driving conversations through the 22020 election.
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House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittees will hear from regulatory reform task forces from the EPA, Interior Department and Energy Department.
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The Department of Homeland Security oversees at least 50 more task forces that mix immigration and border patrol agents with local police.
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As German Lopez explains, all these orders do is create various "task forces" or demand plans be written to address various issues.
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Task forces could be developed to create institutional policies on how to interact with patients who discriminate against providers, the researchers recommended.
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My FBI career spanned a quarter-century, with much of it spent in New York and working within FBI-NYPD task forces.
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Unfortunately, ObamaCare creates or empowers a multitude of government agencies and task forces to interpose themselves in the middle of that relationship.
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On Friday, Trump issued another executive order requiring federal agencies to create "deregulatory" task forces responsible for eliminating outdated and unnecessary rules.
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The plan promises to cut public spending with six task forces, introduce voluntary retirement for state employees, and mount an efficiency drive.
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They are come from Navy special task forces, from the police, from the Basarnas team, and some are volunteers from diving clubs.
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Each week for the next three, Ryan's House task forces will roll out two new policy pieces for a total of six.
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The governor said 13 task forces were working on ways to provide water, food and fuel, if necessary, to seniors at home.
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Suppliers such as Dana and Aptiv also have created task forces to monitor their supply chains and operations, including precautions for employees.
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Whitmer activated the state Emergency Operations Center in late February and created four task forces to stem the spread of the virus.
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The task forces were slated to deploy over the next two years, U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said at an event brook.
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States have enacted task forces and financed studies and created six-figure salaries for investigative experts to help them fill the gaps.
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An officer of the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service's special task forces takes qualification tests to earn the maroon beret on Sept. 27.
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A month later, he created new officers and task forces within federal agencies to enforce deregulation policies—regulating the deregulation process, basically.
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"Prosecutors working closely with regional task forces will ensure that we are targeting mid-level and upper-level drug trafficking organizations," Jividen said.
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Meanwhile, task forces like the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), have underscored the necessity of significantly reducing our global emissions.
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Gomes's plan for dealing with violence and rising crime focuses on boosting investment in law enforcement and creating new agencies and task forces.
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Under Giuliani, task forces of police officers were assembled to go from club to club looking for cabaret law infringements and conducting raids.
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The past few years have seen a sharp rise in "disinvitations" of campus speakers and school-sanctioned task forces to investigate students' speech.
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For Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the group is a convenient excuse to expand the focus of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces.
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Stearney also served previously as the operations director of U.S. Central Command and as chief of staff for joint task forces in Afghanistan.
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"There are structural task forces working around the threatened homes," Jim Gersbach, a spokesman for the Oregon Department of Forestry, said Friday morning.
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Others like Toyota Motor and auto suppliers Dana and Aptiv have established teams, task forces and war rooms to closely monitor the epidemic.
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The task forces will be responsible for combing through existing regulations within 90 days to determine which ones can be repealed or modified.
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And as you have just said, by deploying the task forces, by talking to China, this is rational thinking, this is not a joke.
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And within these task forces, ALEC established clear rules about which members would prevail when there were disputes: organizations that paid more would win.
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At least five cities, including Atlanta, have pulled out of task forces since 2017, and Houston, the nation's fourth-largest, has threatened to follow.
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Social service providers make up a key component of these task forces, but exactly who those actors are varies widely from city to city.
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Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, recently convened several task forces to study extenders, and they are expected to report back within a few weeks.
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It also has never been part of foreign military task forces, preferring to work under the United Nations flag instead, the first official said.
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Robert Novy, the deputy assistant director for investigations, said the task forces help ensure that cases continue to move forward regardless of protection demands.
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President Donald J. Trump dived headlong into that debate this February, issuing an executive order creating "Regulatory Reform Task Forces" across the federal agencies.
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Moniquet added that counterterrorism task forces in France were working, but that the public were just unaware of when a major attack had been foiled.
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The measure directs federal agencies to create "regulatory reform" task forces which will evaluate federal rules and recommend whether to keep, repeal or change them.
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Many organizations have task forces, interest groups, and volunteer groups for those who wish to have a say in their firm's future, according to Won.
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In 1981, President Ronald Reagan created a presidential task force on regulatory relief but that effort did not establish task forces at the cabinet level.
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The police chief, Shields, pushed the Justice Department to allow her cops on the task forces to start using the devices, and was told no.
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She's joined task forces and spoken out, and to this day, she is still battling to get a sexual assault restraining order against her attacker.
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Tech companies formed joint task forces to share information, working in conjunction with governments and the United Nations and establishing more robust information-sharing systems.
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Drug task forces are being depleted in the western US, where officials say they've been forced to shelve drug investigations despite a national opioid crisis.
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The B20, the G20's business outreach arm, and its various task forces are by convention led by companies from the nation holding the presidency.
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Efforts to build a department-wide requirements system, develop operational task forces, and stand-up management leadership forums have been initiated, yet continue to mature.
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It's the latest of a number of task forces and investigations into the causes of the pollution and how to make things right for Flint.
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This year, at least 10 states have enacted laws or sent bills to governors to increase connectivity or establish broadband task forces and state authorities.
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"Later, it was determined that the [Rescue Task Forces] element may not have aided in any additional care to patients," McNally wrote in the report.
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Under heavy international pressure, Guatemala and Honduras have agreed to let anticorruption task forces staffed by international experts help local prosecutors tackle high-profile investigations.
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There are organizations like this around the world with task forces on stolen books, and there are global conferences on theft prevention, Ms. Benne said.
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The Department of Homeland Security made its midterm election task forces permanent, folding them into an election security initiative at their National Risk Management Center.
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Others like Toyota Motor and auto suppliers Dana and Aptiv have established teams, task forces and war rooms to closely monitor the COVID-19 epidemic.
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Intelligence officials have told joint terrorism task forces about the possibility that al Qaeda is planning attacks in three states on Monday, sources told CBS.
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There are also seemingly less weighty bills to create task forces, rename subway stations and include the Asian longhorned tick on the invasive species list.
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It would be helpful if Congress could initiate the merging of the fusion centers into the older, more established and active Joint Terrorism Task Forces.
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Today, Mr. Khan's Twitter feed reads almost like a caricature of earnest liberalness, with tweets about homelessness, pollution, subway disruptions and worthy municipal task forces.
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Language in the bill was also changed to explicitly allow local agencies to participate in task forces even if they include immigration enforcement in investigations.
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Though the task force was mocked nationally—including in the cartoon Doonesbury—more than40 out of the 58 counties in California had self-esteem task forces.
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We pressed for changes in federal hate crime data collection and called for interagency task forces to address the ongoing threat of post 9/11 backlash.
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So it's very curious why the task forces were demoted in the bureaucracy and the leadership has not committed resources to prepare for the 2020 election.
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Self-appointed task forces of Reddit and 4chan users published her address and flooded her professional organization with emails, demanding that her professional license be rescinded.
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He should also ensure that there are sufficient resources for special units and task forces, such as the Cassandra project, which can take down Hezbollah's networks.
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The bill would instructs DHS and DOJ to issue annual reports on domestic terrorism and require local terrorism task forces to develop counter-domestic terrorism plans.
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It appears that the current Task Forces are already failing on this front, and instead are actively hiding their members and their meetings from public view.
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Task forces have identified more than 15,000 single residences that were damaged and 85033,240 single residences that were destroyed by the hurricane, according to the outlet.
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Just a few appear to have raised serious concerns, and they were referred to the Justice Department or to Joint Terrorism task forces for further review.
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The site is in the district of the City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, and she served a co-chairwoman of one of the task forces.
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These include task forces covering the provision of medical services, K-12 public schools and higher education, the workforce, and state operations, including state-owned facilities.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement runs several task forces that involve personnel from other agencies, including the Defense Department, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Treasury Department.
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There are 13 other states across the country whose governors have created similar offices or task forces, and the number is expected to continue to increase.
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She has testified numerous times before Congress, and has served as a Child Online Protection Act (COPA) Commissioner and other national and state government task forces.
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To get the job done, Temer has appointed cost-saving task forces, whose leaders say that most opportunities lie in revamping procurement for 120 federal agencies.
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By teaming up with the feds to form task-forces, local cops can help enforce federal law, while federal agents can crack down on weed businesses.
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He served on presidential task forces on urban affairs and education, and held teaching positions at Bennington College, Smith College and the University of California, Berkeley.
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Currently a sub-unified combatant command, CYBERCOM was created through the merging of two joint-task forces with separate goals: offensive cyberspace operations and Pentagon network defense.
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National Guard task forces -- including engineer route-clearance and combat aviation units -- provided support to special operations and combat arms units overseas, increasing total force mission success.
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He said he had ordered dela Rosa to recruit young men for task forces who were "imbued with the fervor of patriotism" and not tainted by corruption.
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The bulk of the funds went to the police and corrections departments for crime lab equipment, drug and gang task forces, crime prevention and domestic violence programs.
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Gorka also was a member of the White House's Strategic Initiatives Group, which he described as a focal point for task forces collaborating with people outside government.
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Now, cybercrime units, child exploitation task forces, white collar crime centers, and ordinary highway patrol departments all use this technology, according to the documents obtained by Motherboard.
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The security agreements centered on combating organized crime and terrorism through joint task forces and collaboration on on-board security for air travel between the two countries.
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The task forces are the result of a February executive order in which Trump directed agencies to find two regulations to rescind for every new rule issued.
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Inside Jordan, Special Operation Command Central operates its own task forces and remote bases, as do the "black" forces of Joint Special Operations Command and the CIA.
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Belgium intensified efforts to prevent young people from becoming radicalized over the last 18 months, with federal security agencies coordinating with district task forces to share information.
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While he has been stripped of his position within the deputy attorney general's office, Ohr remains head of the Justice Department's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces.
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He's put the brakes on ongoing work involving police oversight and the use of forensic evidence, while putting together his own task forces to study violent crime.
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The operation will increase the number of federal law enforcement officers in the seven cities and expand collaboration between federal task forces and state and local partners.
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Once synonymous with white men in dark suits, IBM created task forces in 1995 to address the issue and soon greatly increased the diversity of its management.
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Under Operation Relentless Pursuit, seven cities, including Detroit, will build new task forces with increased federal manpower bolstered by a $71 million grant from the federal government.
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Dr. Kotlikoff countered that the faculty and others had for years weighed in on the fragmented nature of the business programs at Cornell, through task forces and committees.
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"In a coordinated manner, the Task Forces of the Veracruz Government will work in the care of the accident that occurred," the Veracruz state government said on Twitter.
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Today about a thousand task forces nationwide operate under the direction of the U.S. Marshals, the FBI or the federal Drug Enforcement Administration, according to Justice Department figures.
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The industry is littered with reports, task forces and initiatives on how to diversify — less than 262 percent of financial advisors are women — and serve women investors better.
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It reminded me of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild; the task forces you to closely observe your surroundings with little in the way of guidance.
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It requires building task forces, ideally with ample student input, to evaluate the status of a campus's mental healthcare services and needs, the experts I spoke to agree.
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The big picture: About 20 states and the District of Columbia are preparing for fully automated vehicles by enacting legislation, creating task forces or conducting research, says GHSA.
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Intelligence, law enforcement, and security agencies from the CIA and the FBI to the Pentagon and the Treasury have formed task forces dedicated to halting the insurgents' fundraising.
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The British, Germans, French, and Canadians, among others, have promised to support rotations of "battlegroups," small battalion-sized task forces of about 1,000 soldiers, through the Baltic States.
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His bill would mandate that the FBI director and the Joint Terrorism Task Forces be contacted when someone who's been investigated for terrorism tries to purchase a firearm.
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These US attorneys will coordinate investigations and task forces with the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration and Health and Human Services Inspector General to identify and arrest opioid violators.
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While he has been stripped of his position within the deputy attorney general's office, Bruce Ohr remains director of the Justice Department's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces.
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In order to negotiate with the Democrats — and to help him control the process — McConnell created four bipartisan "task forces" to hash out issues and begin drafting language.
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"I've divided -- created -- three task forces among Senate Republicans, each of them tasked with coming up with what could best be described as the next bill," McConnell said.
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FEMA said search and rescue task forces have saved or assisted more than 500 people so far and delivered 1.5 million meals and 1.1 million liters of water.
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At the beginning of the month, Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan created state task forces to oversee responses to the virus in areas like education and the work force.
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But in fact, according to Chris Fussell, a former Navy SEAL and a partner at the McChrystal Group Leadership Institute, task forces thrive when this isn't the case.
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Going forward, the FBI should develop the Joint Terrorism Task Forces into truly joint ventures where local law enforcement officials sit as equal partners with their federal counterparts.
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Despite Obama's sweeping campaign rhetoric, the first effort to close the prison was distinctly technocratic: he created interagency task forces to vet detainees and to study detention policy.
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The two dozen state task forces, commissions and agency divisions he formed in his first term covered policy areas such as homelessness, higher education, pension fraud and gun violence.
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We tackle it both through our joint terrorism task forces on the domestic side as well as the civil rights program on the criminal side through hate crime enforcement.
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Two 30-member task forces from each organization are working on the review, the statement adds, but it did not say how far along they were in the process.
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Congresswoman Ann Wagner will chair the Suburban Caucus and work closely with each of the task forces to shape a legislative platform that is dynamically responsive to suburban Americans.
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For every passing day and every withdrawal symptom, a person is playing on this secret server, and they are gaining xp, leveling up, performing task forces and forming supergroups.
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I had visited nearly every country in the Americas, mastered the bureaucratic skills needed to get things done and served on crisis task forces for hurricanes, earthquakes and coups.
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"No one knows what's going on in those task forces," said Tracy Siska, founder and director of the Chicago Justice Project, which tracks criminal justice issues in the city.
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In successful turnarounds, CEOs find competent, courageous people a few levels below who can be elevated to leadership roles and populate interdepartmental task forces addressing issues requiring innovative thinking.
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The states, for their part, have at least made some progress: Seven states have passed legislation setting aside state funds to create task forces or MMIW law-enforcement specialists.
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Trump could bolster the impact of Obama's efficient deportation machine by bringing back tactics from the Bush era — workplace and neighborhood raids and roving "task forces" of local police officers.
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It was conducted by Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task forces in all 833 states, comprising more than 4,500 law enforcement agencies at the federal, state, local and tribal levels.
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The problem, police officials say, is that local cops assigned to joint task forces are not bound by department rules, such as wearing body cameras, which the feds have prohibited.
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However, following Monday's changes, it would preserve the ability of law officers to cooperate on federal task forces as long as the task force doesn't specifically work on immigration enforcement.
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In Chicago, as in many other major sanctuary cities, the police still routinely work on joint task forces with Homeland Security Investigations, the unit of ICE that investigates transnational crimes.
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Trump already signed an order last month directing federal agencies to create "regulatory reform" task forces which will evaluate federal rules and recommend whether to keep, repeal or change them.
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We're told law enforcement has created task forces to find the burglars -- and have put undercover officers in the area in the hopes of catching these guys in the act.
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On Tuesday, de la Torre announced that the university would be assembling two task forces to review fraternity and sorority life and the use of alcohol and drugs on campus.
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Two Fed national task forces are looking over 19 proposals from across the finance and technology industries that focus on how money can be transferred electronically between businesses and people.
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And nothing would prevent federal authorities from assisting state police and prosecutors in the investigation — just as state authorities customarily assist the FBI in the latter's joint terrorism task forces.
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But more substantively, the officers and federal agents have rekindled joint task forces for bank robbery and other crimes, and worked together in September 2016 to solve the Chelsea bombing.
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Laying out the goals of a paper he co-authored on Thursday, Gottlieb pushed for the FDA to launch task forces dedicated to the development of therapeutics and vaccines. 1.
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A few weeks ago, the House passed a package of 18 bills on the issue, setting up federal grants and task forces to address everything from opioid addiction to treatment.
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Central to her diversity plan is just that: making diversity a core principle of how the college operates at every level, not just set apart into task forces and studies.
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As experts, we work closely with the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and joint terrorism task forces as well as state and local law enforcement to coordinate and share information.
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Gorka described the group as a focal point for task forces collaborating with people outside government, offering a cybersecurity task force with former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani as one example.
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He said there is a risk California could lose funds for counter-narcotics efforts at the border as well as for local task forces and other operations inland that target drugs.
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The much-touted wall may not be necessary after all -- as the barriers, made up of policy briefs and administrative regulations and executive orders and task forces, have already been erected.
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If DHS task forces are not operating at full strength now, how can it tackle current threats to the 2020 election, let alone foreign attacks against our democratic institutions more broadly?
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In the closing months of 2017, Sessions launched task forces and funneled millions in new grant funding to disrupt the manufacturing and distribution of illegal opioids in the US and abroad.
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The F.B.I., the intelligence agencies and the Department of Homeland Security have made permanent the task forces they created to confront 2018 midterm election interference, senior American national security officials said.
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Investigated by task forces of federal, state and city authorities in New York and New Jersey, Mr. Lucas was arrested in a raid at his home in Teaneck, N.J., on Jan.
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One American official said the White House had bypassed the Pentagon by getting classified briefings of coming operations directly from the Special Operations task forces, to the frustration of Mr. Mattis.
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These agreements give local law-enforcement agencies the power to place immigration detainers inside jails and to assemble task forces to arrest people suspected of being undocumented while out on patrol.
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Under direct orders from the president, shadowy task forces have been established by the Office of Management and Budget to formulate plans to halt or undo actions by most federal agencies.
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The Argentine central banker outlined a summer deadline for G-20 members to have "specific recommendations on what to do" and said task forces are working to submit proposals by July.
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We tackle it both through our joint terrorism task forces on the domestic terrorism side as well as through our civil rights program on the civil side through hate crime enforcement.
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Furthermore, committees could be encouraged to devote resources to special project task forces that would give rising members a space to build expertise and generate innovative policy ideas across party lines.
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Reagan's economic policy agenda also took clear shape during the transition, under the guidance of Anderson and incoming OMB director David Stockman, and assisted by a wide variety of task forces.
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And Trump signed executive orders that established task forces to propose strategies to reduce crime (particularly "illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and violent crime"), protect police from violence, and combat drug cartels.
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No number of new government committees and task forces will be able to protect businesses and organizations if they don't know, on the most basic level, with whom they are doing business.
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To address these challenges, governments will convene task forces and galvanize health agencies to draft action plans with the input of physicians, researchers, hospitals, medical organizations, nongovernmental organizations (NGO) and pharmaceutical companies.
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Those were spread over nearly 50,000 acres inside Virachey National Park that had been scrutinized in a 2013 report by Mr. Leng's one-man advocacy group, the Cambodia Human Rights Task Forces.
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Fortunately, plenty of administration officials are less sanguine, with various agencies working to shore up the system; the F.B.I. and the Department of Homeland Security have formed task forces to that end.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Army plans to deploy two specialized task forces to the Pacific capable of conducting information, electronic, cyber and missile operations against Beijing, a Pentagon official said on Friday.
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The bills allow for the development of task forces, identifying jurisdictional loopholes and gaps in data collection and law enforcement, funding liaison positions with law enforcement, and developing better data on MMIWG.
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It has created task forces charged with addressing the profession's problems and with recruiting more women and people of color, and a permanent committee on issues facing gay, lesbian and transgender economists.
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The governor has also been using his executive powers sparingly, creating just two commissions and task forces over the past year, compared with the roughly two dozen he convened in his first term.
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As a practical matter, federal officials say that task forces need one set of rules for all members to follow—and that the Constitution gives the feds the right to set those rules.
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While the name of Brooklyn-based singer and producer Pepi Ginsberg's new project N-A-R-C might evoke strict anti-drug task forces, there's nothing invasive about her sweetly melodic electro-pop.
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We need to change policies to align with many of the recommendations from the 1968 Kerner Commission, which remain valid today, and those suggested reforms from the more recent commissions and task forces.
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Contributing to the Reagan presidency Whereas Mondale had avoided ongoing responsibilities in particular areas, Bush chaired task forces to reduce federal regulations and combat the importation of illegal drugs into the United States.
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Details of order: The new legislation directs federal agencies to create "regulatory reform" task forces to evaluate federal rules and recommend whether to repeal or simplify those deemed burdensome to the U.S. economy.
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Without any legal changes, schools have become the start of a law-enforcement chain that lets ICE agents on transnational-crime task forces peer into hallways and backpacks without ever entering the property.
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He assembled a team that grew to 50 full-time veteran organizers and set up task forces in swing states with large veteran populations, including North Carolina, Florida, New Hampshire, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Infections have been reported in every continent with the exception of Antarctica, driving governments to set up special task forces and enact bans on public events in an attempt to curb new diagnoses.
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Much of that funding goes to the police and corrections departments for the police crime lab; ballistic helmets and vests for officers; crime prevention programs; drug and gang task forces; and the like.
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It is possible to have false or illusory political will, focused on short-term fixes or other means (see: commissions and task forces) to distract the public or create the illusion of action.
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Others have tried poisons and traps, special task forces to sniff out breeding hot spots, even a "rodent academy" to teach public employees how to be first-line responders to the Rattus norvegicus epidemic.
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Clashes are erupting between local and federal officials over the hundreds of joint task forces that operate around the country, specializing in missions such as finding fugitives, fighting drug dealers, or tracking potential terrorists.
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ICE agents don't use cell-tower simulators for civil immigration law enforcement, Homan said, but sometimes do work with federal, state, and local agencies as part of task forces that may use the devices.
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Those agencies could not immediately provide comment, but records show their grants—more than 50 in the past decade—jointly fund local law enforcement and social services groups to establish anti-trafficking task forces.
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As well as veterans and the environment, other states also set money aside for programs such as anti-drug task forces, treatment for gambling addicts, senior citizens, the homeless, and even juvenile detention facilities.
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Some of the larger companies — notably Facebook and Google — engage civil society through the creation of expert task forces and targeted subject matter working sessions dedicated to the problem of online harassment and crime.
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And in February, he ordered all federal agencies to create regulatory reform task forces to evaluate existing regulations and make recommendations to agency chiefs on repealing, replacing or modifying them consistent with applicable law.
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Until December 2017, in fact, he had two jobs within the DOJ: associate deputy attorney general, serving under Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein; and director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF).
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American law-enforcement officials have developed a clear preference for prosecuting maritime smuggling cases in Florida, where federal agencies have set up interagency drug-task forces and prosecutors have expertise on maritime drug cases.
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We have successfully opposed the taxation of financial planning services in many states, and our members and chapters are being sought out to serve on financial task forces, committees, and commissions within their states.
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Through strong partnerships, federal, state, and local governments create local gun crime reduction task forces and form coalitions with other local government agencies, social services, community groups, and citizens committed to reducing gun crime.
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Under the Speaker's leadership, two committee-led task forces will work to make sure Congress is the only body writing laws and executive agencies are held accountable when they act outside of their authority.
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The State Taskforce Opportunity Program (STOP) Bullying Act would encourage states to develop anti-bullying task forces to research and reduce bullying in primary and secondary schools, according to a release from Krishnamoorthi's office.
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The increase in knife crimes has been a focus of Khan's and his critics, with the mayor establishing additional task forces, educational summits, increased metal detection at schools and other measures to combat the increase.
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In many states, the disbursements allow sheriffs' offices to host drug task forces — which are multi-agency endeavors typically consisting of city cops, county deputies, state patrol, and DEA agents supplied by the Justice Department.
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At least 19 states have state-level task forces that have begun to take on misclassification, and the U.S. Department of Labor has agreements with more than half of the states to tackle misclassification together.
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Growing incremental influence can already be seen in federal grant programs that require the following of federal guidelines for funding and the federal and local task forces run and paid for with federal tax dollars.
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ALEC moved through various experimental phases before it eventually realized it could build enduring clout by enrolling both businesses and conservative-minded state legislators as dues-paying members who collaborate in issue-focused task forces.
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FEMA said it had mobilized all 28 of the task forces to respond to Hurricane Harvey, the first instance that the entire network had been used for a single disaster since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Representatives from the FAA, FBI, Department of Homeland Security, New York police department, U.S. Coast Guard, and the New York and New Jersey Joint Terrorism Task Forces all attended, according to a Port Authority spokesperson.
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For every successful terrorist attack on American soil; the FBI, Homeland Security Investigations and their task forces do a tremendous job in thwarting many others through the use of informants, undercover agents and intelligence analysis.
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During the course of the operation, the task forces investigated more than 25,200 complaints of technology-facilitated crimes against children and delivered more than 3,700 presentations on Internet safety to more than 390,000 children and adults.
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But Atlanta is still dealing with the questions raised by the death of Jamarion Robinson: Who has oversight over cops on federal task forces, and what recourse do relatives have if a family member is killed?
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NICB agents help vet thousands of suspected fraud reports shared by insurance companies, embed in task forces with the FBI, and help craft threatening letters to customers suspected of fraud on behalf of state insurance regulators.
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Alexander Vinnik was arrested in a small beachside village in northern Greece on Tuesday, according to local authorities, following an investigation led by the U.S. Justice Department along with several other federal agencies and task forces.
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All 50 states now have laws that criminalize human trafficking, and many have task forces dedicated to implementing effective policies and procedures to combat human trafficking through the collaboration of prosecutors, law enforcement, and service providers.
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They proposed task forces that would figure out ways to remove lead in drinking water and paint in vulnerable cities and states, and a jobs program that would train young men and women in lead abatement.
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When he took office, he ordered federal agencies to eliminate two rules for every new rule proposed and told his Cabinet officials to create regulatory task forces to come up with rules that can be repealed.
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Trump last month signed an executive order to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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At a G-210 meeting this month, Argentina's central bank governor outlined a summer deadline for members to have "specific recommendations on what to do" and said task forces are working to submit proposals by July.
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At a G-20 meeting this month, Argentina's central bank governor outlined a summer deadline for members to have "specific recommendations on what to do" and said task forces are working to submit proposals by July.
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Throughout the years we've created band-aid solutions to this lack of complexity within the current system—it's why under President Obama and previous administrations there have been so many policymaking task forces, commissions, and panels.
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Although authorities are still investigating the credibility of the threats, they have alerted terrorist task forces that al Qaeda may be targeting Texas, Virginia, and New York—although no specific locations in those states were named.
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McConnell created three so-called "task forces" to come up with specific proposals to assist small businesses as they deal with the plummeting demand that comes with the lockdown orders in several cities across the country.
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The third coronavirus package is in very initial phases; McConnell is designating three task forces in his Republican conference to start working with the White House on their opening bid before they negotiate with Senate Democrats.
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To amplify its effect, the agency relies on dozens of electronic and financial crimes task forces across the country, where local and state law officers and people in academia and businesses work alongside its own agents.
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The task forces would send a report to the chief education officer of the state and the secretary of state on their findings, recommendations and suggested best practices to limit bullying and inform parents and staff.
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This could include, for instance, precluding representatives from states that repeatedly divert 6900-2628-28503 fees from participating on advisory panels and task forces that inform the emergency calling work of the FCC, NTIA and NHTSA.
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Think about this, America relies on more than 1.3 million active-duty personnel and a trillion dollar annual national security budget; yet, domestically, the FBI's national terrorism task forces includes just 4,000 local, state and federal officers.
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Unsolved will be based on the experiences of LAPD Detective Greg Kading, who led multiple task forces to investigate both murders and wrote the book Murder Rap: The Untold Story of Biggie Smalls & Tupac Shakur Murder Investigations.
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They included a recommendation to freeze undergraduate tuition, a deadline extension for housing deposits, more student say in administrative appointments, and the creation of task forces to examine mental health and sexual assault services, among other agreements.
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Members of one of its task forces are expected to vote on whether to draft a proposal calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to withdraw a scientific finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger public health and welfare.
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Meanwhile, DHS reportedly reduced the size of its task forces on election security and countering foreign influence after the midterms, ignoring the fact that interference in our democracy does not begin and end with a particular election.
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The CDC and HHS should convene task forces and workgroups to develop a research agenda that includes epidemiological and clinical research so that there is more information and evidence that can guide policy decisions around vision impairment.
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The negotiations began Friday morning in the historic Hart 216 room, where Supreme Court nominations and crucial hearings often are held, and then shifted to the Finance Committee's offices as four "task forces" and sub-groups met.
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Proponents of the move say that the drug office is better suited strictly as a policy shop, and that housing the grant program under the Justice Department could make its 28 local interagency task forces more accountable.
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" What to watch: The FBI said it will coordinate for notifications and investigations, and will work with applicable task forces if the app is perceived as a threat to "elected officials, candidates, political campaigns or political parties.
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President Donald Trump planned to sign an executive order on Friday that would establish regulatory reform officers and task forces within federal agencies as part of his push to slash federal government regulations, a White House official said.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far-reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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Janot said it was not the first time prosecutors have run into hurdles in setting up binational task forces to investigate international connections of Brazil's massive graft scandal first centered on contracts at state-run oil company Petrobras.
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While the debate ultimately resulted in budget sequestration, as articulated in the Budget Control Act of 2011, a number of commissions, task forces and members of Congress assembled proposals to improve fiscal discipline and reform the tax code.
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Narco tunnels are hard to detect, extremely lucrative, and cartels have become adept at constructing them — all of which means that tunnel task forces on both sides of the border won't have a shortage of work anytime soon.
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Just a few days after Makonda's announcement for local task forces in Dar es Salaam, Faki helped a group of 10 people who had been beaten and arrested for being gay while on local Pongwe beach, he said.
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In October, Sessions designated the gang a priority for enforcement by specialized drug task forces, and in November, the DOJ in coordination with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced the arrest of 214 gang members across the country.
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A year later, drug task forces have new powers to fight MS-13, more federal prosecutors are pursuing charges against the street gang with ties to El Salvador and foreign allies have been enlisted to capture its members.
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Homan also noted that ICE agents sometimes work in joint task forces with other "federal, state and local law enforcement partners, in furtherance of our shared public safety mission"—and that in those cases, Stingrays may sometimes be used.
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The test follows a visit to Pyongyang by a high-level Chinese envoy, the U.S. government's re-designation of North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism, and the deployment of three American carrier task forces to the region.
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There aren't lawmakers who are trying to crack down on this stuff, so in a lot of cases drug task forces have no legislative oversight, meaning it's up to individual cases in court to set any sort of precedent.
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Keep in mind that the "White House task Forces that considered PR" and the DOJ have expressed that if Puerto Rico chooses independence or Free Association, those born in the new and separate nation will not be American citizens.
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He said his plan to improve the caucus's effectiveness in the new Congress includes providing resources and suggested messaging strategies to members, increasing the number of press conferences and streamlining its task forces to produce tangible policies and proposals.
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There will forever be investigative overlap, as drugs are often the "currency" of damn near every investigative category, but give DEA exclusive domain, and simply assign more FBI Special Agents to DEA task forces for collaboration and deconfliction purposes.
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Nadia Masri, founder and CEO of Perksy, said she founded the company as a way for brands to collect anonymous and compliant data and that she is increasingly seeing brands create their own internal task forces that handle privacy.
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As a researcher, author and editor of several books, and as a member of New York State employment and training task forces, Professor Gray remained versed in the latest technological, competitive and political challenges facing both labor and management.
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As a founder of the Florida chapter of the National Organisation for Women, she was fighting for equal pay and equal rights, mandatory maternity leave, more women on task-forces and reform of Florida's statutes to widen the definition of rape.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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Finer points of the deal are being worked out in Geneva by U.S.- and Russian-led task forces that aim to rush humanitarian aid to besieged areas and force a pause in the 5-year-old civil war within a week.
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The admiral oversaw thousands of U.S. sailors and other forces as commander of the Navy's 5th Fleet and served previously as the operations director of U.S. Central Command, as well as chief of staff for joint task forces in Afghanistan.
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Gorka is a deputy assistant to President Donald Trump and has been working on the National Security Council and on the Strategic Initiatives Group, which Gorka has described as a focal point for task forces collaborating with people outside government.
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In their recommendations, the international panel pushed for better protection of whistleblowers; more criminal proceedings in addition to administrative sanctions; probes into tax law violation by alleged dealers; and the establishment of task forces to detect wildlife crime on social media.
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In August, the F.B.I. said that its Safe Streets Gang Task Forces in Queens and Long Island had arrested more than 133 MS-13 members in the area since January 2016, charging them with murder, attempted murder, arson and assault.
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The group has publicly pushed for special task forces from Customs & Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security and for the creation for a White House Office of Supply Chain about getting supplies into the US and getting them distributed.
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They also spoke of a "very brief" handbook for bishops to understand their duties when it comes to abuse cases, and of new task forces of experts and canon lawyers to assist bishops in countries with less experience and resources.
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They were modeled on China's regional anti-corruption task forces, and were given powers to conduct spot checks anywhere and without warning, and to summon any local government or company official of any rank to explain their record on pollution.
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As a researcher on women's health and wellness, I've spent the last year participating in grassroots workshops, doula training, and locally sponsored task forces on birth equity and breastfeeding initiatives to learn about what's happening to improve black women's maternal health.
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They were carried, Hopkinson said, by units like the organized crime and emergency task forces and are now meant to serve street cops as an alternative to the shotgun — one less likely to send a stray slug into an unintended target.
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For instance, ALEC set up a system of task forces that decentralized policy proposal writing to the businesses and activists who cared the most about an issue; agricultural companies wrote model bills on environmental regulations while social conservative groups crafted welfare proposals.
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The House will set up committee task forces to complete a policy agenda "by the time we have a nominee," Speaker Paul D. Ryan said during a brief news conference Friday afternoon after numerous policy sessions, some of them with Senate Republicans.
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The big picture: While federal officers will still be banned from wearing body cameras in operations that include fugitive hunts and building searches, both federal and local police officers working in joint task forces will be allowed to use them in other operations.
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With enforcement long seen as a weak link, the government has been at pains to show it is beefing up its supervision and punishment capabilities, and it has established task forces and real-time monitoring systems to help crack down on polluters.
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"I'm not saying the [Rescue Task Forces] would have made a difference, and I'm not saying they wouldn't have made a difference, but it would have been more medics and more hands helping out," Coral Springs Fire Chief Frank Babinec told the Herald.
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But a review from the Los Angeles Times of 101 executive orders Trump signed since inauguration day found that few altered policy in a significant way — many had instead created task forces or otherwise demanded enforcement of laws already on the books.
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Before vacating the committee, Ryan directed House leadership, in cooperation with the House Ways and Means Committee, to create six task forces and launch a series of public hearings to address the "broken tax system" and develop policy recommendations for the new administration.
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"We have committed the full strength of the FBI's resources and, together with our partners on our Joint Terrorism Task Forces, we will continue to work to identify and arrest whoever is responsible for sending these packages," Wray said in a statement.
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Repeated destructive hurricanes in the last 20 years have spurred the military to create what he called an "exquisite bureaucracy" of task forces, road maps and public assurances about actions it is taking toward climate, but he said that little has actually changed.
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State legislatures across the country have been far more proactive in combatting the MMIW crisis, passing legislation to form MMIW task forces, underwrite statewide studies and technology updates, and loop in tribal leadership and law enforcement to work alongside their state counterparts.
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Therefore, while task forces and law enforcement technologies are valuable and necessary in preventing violent crime; they should be supported by a community effort to stem the growth of criminal behaviors before they result in the need to process a crime scene.
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What to watch: Shields pulled Atlanta's officers from federal joint task forces with the DEA, the FBI and others after federal agents refused to wear body cameras — and chiefs in Houston and Austin are considering the same if a compromise isn't reached with federal agencies.
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Earlier this year, three former and current officials from the Department of Homeland Security spoke out about the agency, warning that President Donald Trump was quietly disassembling two task forces that had been established in response to Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election.
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DOD officials said task forces are working to deal with the growing problem, but the scammers are often from African nations and are using cyber cafes with untraceable email addresses, then routing their accounts across the world to make them incredibly difficult to trace.
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"We have committed the full strength of the FBI's resources and, together with our partners on our Joint Terrorism Task Forces, we will continue to work to identify and arrest whoever is responsible for sending these packages," FBI Director Christopher Wray says in a statement.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is in talks with Bangladesh and Myanmar about its plan to deport around 40,000 Rohingya Muslims it says are living in the country illegally, a government spokesman said on Friday, with state governments told to form task forces for the purpose.
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It's like we've become too comfortable living in the dark ages of addiction treatment, too at home in a country where sympathetic, bipartisan rhetoric in the form of do-nothing awareness campaigns and task forces headed by criminal prosecutors prevails over action backed by evidence.
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Both South Dakota and North Dakota established task forces designed to "reform" the initiative process, and Arizona banned advocacy groups from paying people for each signature they collect to place an initiative on the ballot—creating yet another hurdle in an already difficult process.
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H. R. McMaster, Mr. Trump's national security adviser, played a central role in President Barack Obama's effort in Afghanistan as the leader of one of the American task forces that sought to root out the rampant corruption that had taken hold in the Afghan government.
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It seems like every day there's another headline about a death related to a drug overdose and while the government-created task forces in various states and federally are a great start, they're not addressing the root cause of the sobering epidemic plaguing the country.
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But the fact that Trump signed three executive orders to set up three different task forces is notable, showing that the president wants to make these issues a big part of his presidency — even though the statistics show that crime is still near historic lows.
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In recent months, several arms of the US government have geared up to fight foreign influence operations, including task forces at the departments of Justice and Homeland Security, as well as the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force, which is tasked with taking the lead among the agencies.
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The office manages the grants, known as the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Program, sending millions of federal dollars to 28 task forces across the country, composed of state, local and federal law enforcement officers, who use the money to combat drug trafficking in their communities.
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The administration denounced the huge trove of confidential State Department cables released by WikiLeaks as damaging to American diplomacy, and it created task forces to counter Edward J. Snowden's revelations about the National Security Agency – some of which involved genuine secrets, and some of which did not.
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As I noted earlier this year, our domestic intelligence system needs to be reformed by consolidating state and local information and intelligence fusion centers with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Forces to make sure our federal, state, and local law enforcement entities are as bolted together as possible.
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The task forces could be shrinking because the administration believes that border security and immigration issues are bigger priorities, or it could be because it also doesn't really believe that Russian interference was an issue during the previous election—or that it will be during the next one.
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In several states, neurointerventionalists and other health care providers who have a deep understanding of the challenges inherent to stroke treatment are working with local task forces to update stroke protocols so that all severe stroke patients have an equal chance at survival – not just the lucky ones.
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Officials from the Department of Defense, the Department of Transportation and the General Services Administration appeared before a House Oversight joint subcommittee hearing Tuesday to update members on the progress of the regulatory task forces President Trump ordered each agency to create to find existing rules to repeal.
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We have been flooded with suggestions on how to promote innovation: streamlined tender procedures; greater commitment by decision makers to innovation; development of transparent work processes; appointment of special task forces dedicated to innovation; incentive plans; dissemination of relevant best-practice procedures; and, of course, out-of-box thinking.
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Drone engineer Greg Crutsinger, alongside 16 teams of Northern California law and fire departments and task forces of public safety drone operators, captured the destruction in aerial shots and 360-degree panoramas of what's left of Paradise, California—a town that is now all but burned to the ground.
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It's postwar Britain, and Christopher's imagination has been flattened by the gears of professional life and World War II. After a particularly cruel work task forces him to miss a family outing, Christopher (or Mr. Robin, if you like) has a run-in with Pooh (voiced by Jim Cummings).
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Frans Kamenye, the fund manager for Namibia's Game Products Trust Fund, said the $350,000 raised from Knowlton's 2015 hunt was used to buy ten Land Cruisers, an air patrol boat, four amphibian eight-wheel vehicles, and gasoline -- all key resources that are used by anti-poaching task forces.
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The task forces would need to be led by the chief education officer of the state and include teachers from elementary and secondary schools, administrators, K-12 students, parents, guidance counselors, child psychologists, lawyers, representatives from organizations that focus on LGBTQ students and representatives from the state's education agency.
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The official mentioned "media reports that said South Korean financial institutions were preparing to re-open branches within North Korea or task forces and working groups to support inter-Korean economic cooperation", according to the document, excerpts of which were released by the office of opposition lawmaker Kim Seon-dong.
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The statement said two task forces composed of 30 personnel from both the Office of Special Investigations and Security Forces are conducting the review of the 60,000 cases and "are aggressively working to ensure 100 percent compliance," adding the full review will be "be completed over the next several months."
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"The fear is, if it goes to the Justice Department, it will become a Justice Department administrative program, and that will take away the ability for a lot of state and local agencies," said Bob Bushman, the president of the National Narcotic Officers' Associations' Coalition, which works with the task forces.
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And there's a whole new suite of boards and task forces out there ready to help with this compliance--the SASB, or Sustainability Accounting Standards Board; the CDSB, or Climate Disclosure Standards Board; and the TCFD, or Task force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, of which BlackRock is a founding member.
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Robin KellyRobin Lynne KellyTo combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks Democratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Ill.) said Congress has yet to even learn who is on the task forces.
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But based on Trump and Sessions's rhetoric, we can expect these reviews and task forces to push toward old "tough on crime" policies — the kind that Obama and his Justice Department tried to move away from by, for example, sending out memos that asked prosecutors to avoid going after low-level drug offenders.
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Many local law enforcement agents, too, have taken an enthusiastic role in helping apprehend unauthorized immigrants, whether it's by taking part in federal-local "task forces" (which Trump is likely to reinstate) or changing their policing strategies to maximize the chances they'll arrest and book an unauthorized immigrant so ICE can take him away.
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"Newly-developed tactics, based on the needs of our front line operators, have expanded the "all-tools" approach adopted by our Joint Terrorist Task Forces to include the use of clinical psychologists, threat assessment professionals, intervention teams and community groups when such resources are helpful to detect, understand and mitigate the risk," Barr wrote.
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Read the memo here: 100 Days Of Accomplishments CUTTING REGULATIONS Energy Independence Executive OrderRevocation Of Federal Contracting Executive OrdersReexamination Of CAFE StandardsReview Of Waters Of The United States RuleCreation Of Regulatory Task Forces Eliminating Stream Protection RuleEliminating Regulations On Extraction CompaniesOne-In-Two-Out Regulation ReformMinimizing Affordable Care Act JOB CREATION Buy American, Hire American PipelineDakota Access PipelineU.
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"We can learn from this history that when the Department of Justice, the FBI, the DEA and state and local police and prosecutors were combined in Task Forces directed at the Mafia, they were able to have great success in prosecuting them, seizing their business interests and removing their infiltration from legitimate areas of society," he said.
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Price is the world's leading expert on the relationships between US anthropologists, social scientists, and US military intelligence agencies, the author of the book Weaponizing Anthropology: Social Science in Service of the National Security State, and has served on several American Anthropological Associations commissions and task forces dealing with the ethical issues of engaging with the US intelligence community.
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This failure was delivered by the same Iowa Democratic Party officials who have said for the last four years they were "ramping up" their technology capabilities, convening seemingly endless security task forces to ensure foreign powers did not disenfranchise voters, and collaborating with federal agencies like the Department of Homeland Security to make sure everyone was in the loop on voting security.
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To help with the deregulatory effort, Mr. Trump ordered agencies in February to create teams to identify rules that could be cut, task forces that in many cases include members who previously worked for private-sector employers that had sought to weaken or kill the same rules, and others that may be positioned to profit if certain regulations are undone.
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" (The White House Press Office, "Presidential Executive Order On Restoring The Rule Of Law, Federalism, And Economic Growth By Reviewing The 'Waters Of The United States' Rule," 2310/232017/234) Creation Of Regulatory Task Forces: On February 2310th 2317, The President Signed An Executive Order Requiring Every Executive Agency To Establish A Regulatory Reform Task Force To Eliminate Costly And Unnecessary Regulations. "Sec. 2.
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One thing that would help is a more willing partner in New York State government; the city is asking the state to join it in creating task forces to help newly released prison inmates avoid the shelter system, and for treatment alternatives for residents in the city's 27 mental health shelters, which are responsible for a disproportionate share of the shelter system's violence and mayhem.
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"Why would you want to check the terror watch list for people who are coming to your office to seek help?" said Sheikh Sa'ad Musse Roble, president of the World Peace Organization in Minneapolis, who has spoken at the White House and serves on several local law enforcement task forces to counter violent extremism, including one led by the United States attorney for Minnesota, Andrew M. Luger.
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"These Task Forces must have an effective and transparent guard against conflicts of interest, especially those in which industry lobbyists seek to overturn environmental and health protections for financial gain," wrote the lawmakers, who are the ranking Democrats on the House's Committee on Oversight and Government Reform; Committee on the Judiciary; Subcommittee on Government Operations; and Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform, Commercial and Antitrust Law.
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After attending undergraduate and law school out of state, she returned to South Dakota and served as attorney general of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, a role that familiarized her with the ins and outs of tribal, state, and federal law, for more than four years and on statewide task forces on child abuse and reforming how juvenile cases, especially those involving Native American teens, are handled in the criminal justice system.
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Some schools have begun creating mental health task forces for students, like New York University's Mental Health Advocacy Nursing Student Association, and both nursing students and nurses in federally funded facilities who experience mental health issues may request accommodations under the Americans With Disabilities Act—a list of resources for those experiencing depression, compiled by the Job Accommodation Network and the U.S. Department of Labor, outlines what some of those might look like.
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Sen. John CornynJohn CornynTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction Hillicon Valley: FCC chief aims to ban Huawei, ZTE from federal program | DOJ to allow body cameras in joint task forces | Facebook workers push back over political ads Advocates warn kids' privacy at risk in GOP gun violence bill MORE (R-Texas) sought to clarify comments he made Wednesday about getting U.S. troops "out of harm's way" if Turkey was attempting to "ethnically cleanse" the Kurds.
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Second, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoOvernight Defense: Navy hospital ship deploying to New York | Trump invokes defense law to boost coronavirus response | Air Force moves 500K virus test swabs to US Democrats press Pompeo to help Americans stranded abroad amid coronavirus State warns foreigners 'attacked' in Ethiopia over coronavirus fears MORE should direct embassy country teams, along with regional and global task forces, to partner with other nations to share best practices in reducing and mitigating the spread of coronavirus.
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The caucus unveiled a series of task forces charged with crafting specific policy proposals with two overarching goals in mind: practically, they want to help the middle class thicken their wallets; politically, they want to reclaim the populist mantle from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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F.B.I. Warns of Russian Interference in 28 Race and Boosts Counterintelligence Operations Julian E. Barnes and Adam Goldman report that intelligence agency task forces set up to protect election integrity for the midterm elections have been made permanent: "We recognize that our adversaries are going to keep adapting and upping their game," Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, said Friday in a speech in Washington, citing the presence of Russian intelligence officers in the United States and the Kremlin's record of malign influence operations.
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Recognizing the difficulty of bringing his caucus together on a massive stimulus bill, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFlorida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus On The Money: Senate sends coronavirus aid package to Trump | Lawmakers race to draft next stimulus | Stocks close with steep loses | Treasury offers guidance on deferring tax payments McConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill MORE (R-Ky.) announced Tuesday afternoon that he will set up three Senate GOP task forces to negotiate with the Treasury Department.
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The FAST team, which is comprised of Customs analysts, agents and inspectors complemented by investigative resources from IRS, HHS [United States Department of Health and Human Services], DEA, Brooklyn District attorney's office, New York State Police, and the Manhattan District attorney's office, provides a mechanism for target identification, preliminary evaluation, intelligence collection, and dissemination to a variety of US Customs operational investigative groups and multiagency task forces—that is, southern district task force, Long Island task force, and Customs/New York State Police task force.
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