There are pediatricians who get the waiver; OB-GYNS who get the waiver; pain specialists who get the waiver.
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The Part 107.31 waiver for PrecisionHawk was the first "VLOS" waiver the FAA granted.
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Each waiver lasts for 180 days; the deadline for the next IFCA waiver is January.
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Just weeks later, Iowa withdrew its waiver application citing the inflexibility of the waiver process.
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Such an analysis could help us understand what premiums would look like in waiver versus non-waiver states and what kind of plans would be available in the waiver states.
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Trump signed such a waiver in June, but Monday's deadline passed without a waiver being signed.
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I learned about Medicaid waivers, including the Katie Beckett Waiver/TEFRA, and Intellectual and Developmental Disability waiver.
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Now the only waiver is judicial, despite the fact that last year only four minors used a waiver.
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Intellectual and Developmental Disability waiversAnother common type of waiver is the Intellectual and Developmental Disability waiver (I/DD).
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If your waiver gets denied, or if you're ineligible for a waiver to begin with, you're out of luck.
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When they finally did grant that waiver, the aircraft that Amazon had requested the waiver for was already obsolete.
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BlackRock's iShares said the decision to launch with a fee waiver, and recently remove the waiver, relate to the yield trends in the bond market, and the fee waiver was never an effort to entice investors.
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TP ICAP operates with an investment firm consolidation waiver, which requires it to meet consolidated capital requirements at waiver expiry.
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Many of these benefits allow you to decline the Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) and/or the Loss Damage Waiver (LDW).
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And once a waiver is granted, the Senate bill says that the federal government cannot terminate the waiver, no matter what.
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When the committee voted on the waiver last week, Gillibrand was joined in her opposition to the waiver by Democratic Sens.
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Waiver of premiumThe optional waiver of premium rider can help you keep your life insurance policy even after you become disabled.
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"If a religious organization claims they need to receive a waiver in order to provide a certain service, the federal government allows that waiver," he said, adding that it forces these organizations to justify why they need the waiver.
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The committee can vote without a waiver, but based on what is finally decided a waiver might be necessary for a floor vote.
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If you have collision and comprehensive coverage on your own car, then you can skip the loss-damage waiver or collision damage waiver.
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However, each state must apply for the waiver, and the waiver only applies to locations where summer meals programs are already in place.
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New waiver policy or no new waiver policy, the IRS still advises taxpayers arrange direct trustee-to-trustee transfers of retirement plan or IRA balances.
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Interest waiver won't lower your payments The temporary waiver will stop interest from adding up on federal loans, even if the borrower doesn't request it.
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The travel ban allowed for a waiver, but there was no guidance on how to apply for the waiver or what the requirements were, Murray said.
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UPDATE: After denying a waiver, Dept of Agriculture sent a letter to PR approving a waiver that would allow food stamp use to buy hot food.
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The Trump administration gave Iraq a waiver in March to purchase Iranian electricity without incurring American penalties, but that waiver is set to expire in June.
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For the first year, a former waiver state would receive at least 90 percent of their guaranteed waiver funding, dropping to 75 percent in the second.
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But he made it clear that not only would he not seek refuge in a waiver, but his and America's support for Israel would not waiver.
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Last week, it issued a request for more ideas on waiver concepts and programs states could consider under the so-called State Relief and Empowerment Waiver plan.
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What's next: The waiver process has generally played out far from the spotlight, with both Democratic and Republican administrations stretching waiver authority to further their policy goals.
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Every participant must sign a of "track waiver" as well as Xtreme Xperience's own "event waiver," which basically means drivers operate a car at their own risk.
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A waiver can only be challenged on constitutional grounds, and if a district court rules in favor of the waiver, only the Supreme Court can hear the case.
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In its draft waiver application, the state said it hoped that by turning Healthy Texas Women back into a Medicaid waiver program, it would improve access and participation.
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After cautioning that a waiver might not be needed for Puerto Rico, however, the administration issued a 85033-day waiver for the island — eight days after Maria made landfall.
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Evans County, for example, is included in the waiver, but had an unemployment rate of just 5.23 percent during the 24-month period cited in the state's waiver request.
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But he said the school ultimately recruited another punter because it would not seek a waiver to let him play immediately, and the NCAA would not grant such a waiver.
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Under the current law, a doctor can treat only 30 opioid addicts within a year of obtaining a waiver, rising to a maximum 100 after procurement of a second waiver.
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"[T]he Commonwealth has invested significant resources in preparing for the implementation of Kentucky's 1115 Waiver, and any delay in the implementation of the waiver due to judicial action will cause fiscal harm to the commonwealth and will prevent Medicaid beneficiaries from realizing the benefits under the Waiver," Bevin's executive order reads.
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"If we can move to an environment where instead of seeking waivers, we have a clear set of rules we can work under, that is a much better environment than having to ask for waiver by waiver by waiver," said William Ball, executive vice president and chief transmission officer of the Southern Company.
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" With a full waiver, a state could initiate various forms of cost-sharing; volunteer obligations as proposed by Indiana in its 85033 Medicaid waiver request; and/or Montana's "Medicaid work requirement.
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Asked if the use of the word "jurisdiction" meant that the European Union, a group of 28 countries, is getting waiver, Pompeo said the E.U. is not being granted a waiver.
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Asked if the use of the word "jurisdiction" meant that the European Union, a group of 28 countries, is getting waiver, Pompeo said the E.U. is not being granted a waiver.
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" I said, "One condition, I won't sign any waiver.
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" Doe applied for a waiver in October, the lawsuit says, but adds the waiver process "is itself a form of unequal treatment because it targets a specific group -- transgender people, and requires them to seek a waiver that no other service member who meets the military's standards for fitness and deployability is required to seek.
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The sanctions waiver is due to expire in early May and South Korea has been in talks with the United States to extend its waiver to continue to source oil from Iran.
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In that case, she said, you should consider buying the rental company's "loss damage waiver," also called a collision damage waiver, so you won't be responsible for damage to the rental car.
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"Clearly, federal regulations prohibit a blanket waiver to fly first class except to accommodate disabilities or special needs," the letter said, adding that Pruitt needs to obtain a waiver for each flight.
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"I hope that the decision last week to issue this waiver, that that will be the last waiver," Ron Dermer said Friday at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority conference.
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For example, one score would guess that Texas, Florida, and other southern states would seek a waiver, perhaps by assuming that all those that opted not to expand Medicaid would allow the waiver.
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It would require the agency to report to lawmakers on the methodology used to decide whether a waiver is granted, and would make other elements of the largely confidential waiver process more transparent.
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The California waiver provision has long been enshrined in the implementation of the statute, and revoking the waiver would run headlong into the clear intent and language of the Clean Air Act itself.
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"I had to get an ASVAB waiver, I had to get a tattoo waiver, everything ... even though my parents were in the Army, nobody would give me the time of day," he said.
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The Supreme Court, however, has held that any such waiver has to be clear and unmistakable, and there is no such clear and unmistakable waiver in the players' agreements that I'm aware of.
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And even if the department rejects the application for a waiver, the company gets a 180-day (six-month!) grace period, after which there's nothing stopping it from simply submitting another waiver application.
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"A retroactive waiver is as strong a suggestion of guilt as you can get; if you need a retroactive waiver, you've violated a rule," said Walter Shaub Jr., director of the ethics office.
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The current waiver, signed by President Obama, expires June 1.
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Wisconsin is among the states already operating without a waiver.
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The South Carolina couple's lawsuit seeks to rescind the waiver.
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The state has been enjoying its waiver for 48 years.
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Currently, 38 countries are part of the visa waiver program.
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And the hope is they obtain that waiver in 2020.
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Still, the producers handed me a liability waiver to sign.
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Comments close soon on New Hampshire's new Medicaid waiver application.
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They have fought hard to keep the waiver program unscathed.
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I applied to the state to get a testing waiver.
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The waiver of the prohibition is effective through Oct. 1.
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Pruitt is also considering revoking that waiver, per today's announcement.
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In theory, America can still grant Turkey a CAATSA waiver.
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Schumer has not yet taken a position on the waiver.
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" Hatch has repeatedly argued that the waiver isn't necessary. "Mr.
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On Friday, the EPA granted a temporary waiver until Sept.
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"We're not wavering on a national security waiver," Corker said.
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Homeland issued the waiver of the Jones Act on Sept.
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Trump can issue a waiver for anyone for any reason.
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Waiver to permit aliens here unlawfully to become guest workers.
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Relief measures could include a waiver or deferred payment terms.
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A national security waiver for the President is another possibility.
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However, there were no details on what that waiver entails.
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The waiver only covers stays of 43 days or less.
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California's waiver was granted by the 1970 Clean Air Act.
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McMaster named one organization in particular in his waiver request.
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Nor did Kruger have to ask U.N.L.V. for a waiver.
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Halfway through the episode, however, my resolve began to waiver.
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CVR spokeswoman Brandee Stephens declined to comment regarding the waiver.
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Time and testing under the current waiver process will tell.
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No action, though, will be taken on the waiver today.
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The Council is already pushing to make the waiver permanent.
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Iowa's waiver didn't just seek to stabilize the insurance market.
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Florida has already applied for a waiver from such drilling.
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Does the interest waiver apply to all federal student loans?
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It also includes an auto rental car collision damage waiver.
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In this climate, any waiver would probably be agreed to.
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The current waiver process is "very cumbersome," Ms. Miller said.
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"The Visa Waiver Program, that's the gaping hole," he said.
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While the video played, he worked through a lengthy waiver.
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Under the waiver, construction of border barriers near Calexico, Calif.
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Not every state would apply for a waiver, of course.
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio expressed discontent with the waiver renewal.
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Visit this page to read more about the travel waiver.
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Bharti Airtel has also requested the government for a waiver.
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In the meantime, more states are exploring the waiver program.
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Most Democrats voted against the waiver, while Republicans supported it.
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California sees the waiver as an important states' rights battle.
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On their face, the waiver provisions could be in trouble.
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It is not clear if the waiver would be granted.
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The commission in October rejected Memphis's request for a waiver.
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And he authorized the temporary waiver of the Jones Act.
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Their frustrations raise three key questions about the waiver process.
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Who's making the decisions about who qualifies for a waiver?
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The measure would require the agency to report to lawmakers on the methodology used to decide whether a waiver is granted, and would make other elements of the largely confidential waiver process more transparent.
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But descriptions of the waiver process from consular officers indicate that the State Department requires a separate security check called a "Security Advisory Opinion" in all travel-ban cases before a waiver is granted.
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He also intimated, according to the 7th Circuit, that even if Judge Crabb hadn't struck the class waiver he still would have considered the waiver ambiguous and would have construed the ambiguity against Waterstone.
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A recent decision by U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg highlights the risks of relying solely on waiver requests and executive branch leniency, and it casts much of the waiver process into legal limbo.
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Asked if the use of the word "jurisdiction" meant that the European Union, a group of 6900 countries, is getting waiver, Pompeo said the E.U. as a whole is not being granted a waiver.
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So his premium would drop to $13,600 — a bit below Obamacare levels — in a state that gets a regulatory waiver but would actually increase to $16,100 in a state that doesn't get a waiver.
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The issues stem from a waiver, posted to the White House website on May 31, that is unsigned, undated and lists the waiver as being retroactive to Trump's first day in office on Jan. 20.
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"However, this is not the first time the committee or the Senate has worked constructively to pass a waiver, even when there was not a consensus agreement on the need for the waiver," Hatch said.
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The law allows for a national security waiver to keep refueling aircraft if the certification can't be made, but the administration still has to submit an unclassified justification to Congress if it grants the waiver.
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The travel waiver applies for passengers scheduled to fly to, from, or through:Beijing, China (PEK or PKX)Shanghai, China (PVG)The Hong Kong travel waiver applies for travel scheduled between January 28 and April 24.
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The new money is designated specifically for states that seek a waiver under AHCA and for people in those states who would see higher insurance premiums or out-of-pocket costs because of that waiver.
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They suggest seeking a waiver from WTO rules in the matter.
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Another country that has been seeking a sanctions waiver is Turkey.
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Vargas came into the United States on a visa waiver program.
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The department evaluates waiver requests and provides recommendations to the EPA.
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Besides, the visa-waiver program is a privilege, not a right.
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In a public statement, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai applauded the waiver.
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Doctors won't take the risk, even if she signs a waiver.
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Unless President Donald Trump grants a waiver, further sanctions are likely.
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He might not have signed a waiver to show those images.
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Verizon's competitor said the requested waiver would "eviscerate" the unlocking rule.
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Griffiths, flanked by the two delegations, told them not to waiver.
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Failing that, they could make an effort at a waiver trade.
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Conservatives will not be pleased if this waiver section is removed.
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Hawaii is the only state to obtain a waiver so far.
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The Trump administration has approved a waiver from Iowa, effective Nov.
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To access the Big Sur community, one must sign a waiver.
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Peterson said that Vargas' family came through the visa waiver program.
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Senate will vote on waiver this PM View the discussion thread.
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"It's not clear that this waiver is legally necessary," Hatch said.
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The NGA pledged not to waiver in its own stakeholder engagement.
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In such a scenario, the "California Waiver" would not be necessary.
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The class-action waiver is particularly important where discrimination is concerned.
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This is an eternal truth from which there is no waiver.
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Trump, however, signed a six-month waiver halting the embassy move.
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Kentucky was the first state to receive approval for a waiver.
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Kentucky's waiver is expected to be approved in the coming days.
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Decision time: Kentucky's waiver is scheduled to take effect July 28503.
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The approval of the waiver also raised the ire of Sen.
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The bar for any waiver or delay was set particularly high.
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Ebell also applauded the administration for seeking to revoke California's waiver.
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This includes granting state waiver requests and reducing the regulatory burden.
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Six expanded Medicaid through unconventional means, such as through waiver programs.
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I was given an iPad with an extensive waiver on it.
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It couldn't grant a waiver even it wanted to, he said.
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I think that&aposs what the national security waiver is about.
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The European Union will not be getting a waiver, Pompeo said.
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Pruitt said on Monday the waiver is still being re-examined.
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Indiana and Arkansas are two other states with controversial waiver provisions.
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The worse the situation, the easier it is for a waiver.
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The Raziuddins hope to apply for the waiver again before 2017.
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Mad Dog Mattis just got his waiver approval from the House.
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A successful applicant for a waiver must still seek a visa.
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Then the Obama administration created a waiver to abbreviate the process.
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So to get that money, you need to get a waiver.
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In the meantime, she had Ms. Carden sign a liability waiver.
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But how the ClubCorp waiver would be enforced is not clear.
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Mr. Mantle said ClubCorp's waiver had not deterred him from golfing.
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With a waiver, states could provide assistance to higher-income families.
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Gostowski makes his own case for the post season waiver wires.
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The House is expected to vote on the waiver on Friday.
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I took it with a waiver my counselor got for me.
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The administration announced in September that it was revoking the waiver.
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The waiver would have to be approved by the Steering Committee.
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Things were differing during the Obama years on the waiver front.
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This month, Kentucky received the first waiver issued under this guidance.
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In early April, the agency took steps to challenge California's waiver.
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The waiver is necessary because both men are former military officers.
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The waiver published Tuesday applies to border infrastructure near Calexico, Calif.
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Comparatively, only 5,000 drones are currently operating under the 85033 waiver.
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You have no basis and no authority to pull this waiver.
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Delta issued a waiver for anyone slated to travel on Jan.
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He also posted a now-deleted photo of his workout waiver.
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Still, the waiver could pass the House with Republican support alone.
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TRUMP SAYS ADMINISTRATION IS REVOKING CALIFORNIA'S FEDERAL WAIVER ON VEHICLE EMISSIONS
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Chief among the new questions: Can a waiver ever be revoked?
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The existing FAA Part 107 waiver process is currently limping along.
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Coinciding with FFPSA, the waiver program ended and was not renewed.
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Mike Dunleavy, who this year ended Alaska's statewide work requirement waiver.
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But he also signed a six-month waiver delaying that move.
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Mississippi is the poster child for this new kind of waiver.
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John McCain added his voice to those asking for a waiver.
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So far, what we know about the waiver process is anecdotal.
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Golden Gophers coach P.J. Fleck said the school believes Winfield meets the waiver requirement for a sixth year of eligibility, and the school will file that waiver with the NCAA at the end of the season.
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A White House source tells PEOPLE that Farhadi would qualify for a waiver to allow him to enter the U.S. and attend the award ceremony, but provided no further details on what that waiver may be.
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India stopped oil purchases from Iran after the U.S. sanctions waiver ran out in May but Indian officials have continued working out for a renewal of the waiver amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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More than half of states, including Illinois and Indiana, participated in a waiver program that guaranteed a certain percentage of child welfare funding for a wider array of services, including prevention services, than non-waiver states.
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The new rules removed visa waiver privileges for dual nationals, as well as people from a visa waiver country who had recently visited one of the seven nations (like a Brit who had recently traveled to Iraq).
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EPA spokesman Michael Abboud declined to comment on whether the refinery received a waiver, but pointed out that the waiver program requires the agency only to consider the financial situation of the refinery and not its owner.
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It remains an open question whether CMS will appeal the court's decision, revisit Kentucky's proposal and try again, or stop approving waiver applications all together, and that question has thrown the waiver process into uncertainty and turmoil.
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It says that a waiver "may not be cancelled" before its expiration.
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But a waiver would have enormous indirect effects on employer-sponsored coverage.
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EPA added the companies also can buy waiver credits as an alternative.
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Mattis wouldn't be the first defense secretary to require a congressional waiver.
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John McCain would play a role in issuing the waiver for Mattis.
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EST (1800 GMT) on May 8, four days before the waiver decision.
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They maneuvered to work the waiver into a must-pass spending bill.
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For example, the waiver allowing a pro se defense must be timely.
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Your retirement plan provider may also require signed waiver of beneficiary forms.
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A California waiver increases hospital coordination with social services and welfare offices.
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An existing waiver granted to Iraq is set to expire on Thursday.
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It is not a waiver of all other rights for that image.
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If Mr Trump does not issue a waiver, sanctions will snap back.
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The Palo Alto, California-based company asked for the waiver in April.
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" However, Bannon stressed that Trump and U.S. negotiators "can't waiver on Huawei.
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Only 7% of parents requested a waiver or scholarship for participation fees.
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The waiver would allow suppliers to ship off-season fuels if available.
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The company has published a a waiver for customers traveling on Aug.
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The latest data show a slight increase in the waiver issuance rate.
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Such a waiver is common when a plea deal is being discussed.
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Kentucky's Department of Health says the waiver will save around $331 million.
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"Where do we sign up for a waiver," tweeted New York Gov.
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Before you can start smashing things, you have to sign a waiver.
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Creating a "menu" of state waiver options to expedite the approval process.
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Toshiba was granted a one-month waiver by its banks in January.
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What the waiver does: Creates a market with only one insurance plan.
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The most recent waiver signed by President Barack Obama expires June 1.
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James Mathis, who also required a waiver to be secretary of Defense.
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The Senate is taking up a waiver to allow retired Marine Gen.
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The waiver allows the manager to disclose, and also, eliminate those fees.
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It just hasn't been a super-enticing year for the waiver wire.
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The House on Friday passed a waiver that will let retired Gen.
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The administration can grant such a waiver on grounds of national security.
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Currently, most coastal states that would be affected have requested a waiver.
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But one memo indicates there was only one request for a waiver.
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Texas law requires parental consent or a judicial waiver before an abortion.
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The committee voted 34-28 on the waiver, splitting along party lines.
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Under the new rule, the waiver process will no longer be needed.
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In its statement, Mylan said it planned to seek such a waiver.
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Trump is expected to sign the waiver, according to several U.S. officials.
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As the FAA itself recently admitted, the waiver process is limping along.
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"The reality is that the waiver process is a sham," she said.
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The boy's mother applied for a waiver to be with her child.
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Additionally, Kentucky's waiver addresses dental coverage, vision coverage and substance abuse treatment.
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However, there's a bigger lesson to be learned from the waiver process.
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The sanctions up for waiver on Saturday strictly target Iran's oil exports.
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In the wake of the waiver becoming public, Charles Robinson at Yahoo!
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His visit to the United States would indicate a waiver was granted.
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It joins Alaska, Minnesota and Oregon in receiving such a federal waiver.
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Currently, most coastal states that would be affected have requested a waiver.
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States have complained that the waiver process is too long and complicated.
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But the waiver would still need 60 votes to pass the Senate.
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That would allow a waiver permitting India to do business with Russia.
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The last time a waiver was used was in 1950, when Gen.
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Alaska has already had such a waiver approved by the Trump administration.
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This waiver will allow more medical professionals to see more patients remotely.
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A visit to the United States would indicate a waiver was granted.
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Current regulations do not permit multiple drones per operator without a waiver.
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No freshman player, Rueda said, ever declined to sign a health waiver.
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Or consider an ice-skating rink, where a waiver would be required.
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The state would then likely go to court to defend that waiver.
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It's unstaffed, so you'll have to sign a waiver before using it.
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She wondered aloud if the museum obtained a privacy waiver from him.
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Sergeant Harrison applied for a medical waiver in 2014, but was denied.
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In recent filings, the Justice Department appeared to waiver on seeking prison.
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Verma can tout the approval of South Carolina's waiver as a victory.
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"We are reluctant to find an implied waiver here," the opinion said.
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France would need a U.S. sanctions waiver to extend the credit line.
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A presidential waiver gives the President the right to make the decision.
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U.S. MULLS EXTENDING CHEVRONS VENEZUELA WAIVER WITH MORE LIMITS - BLOOMBERG, CITING SOURCES
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With the waiver, Alaska expects premiums will fall 20 percent by 2018.
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He would need a special congressional waiver to serve as defense secretary.
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The FBI, and our intelligence and law enforcement partners, will not waiver.
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The law requires a federal waiver that may be tough to get.
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The waiver, which stayed in effect for 10 days, expired on Sunday.
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Indiana's waiver builds on a program that was spearheaded by then-Gov.
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A Commerce spokesperson declined to confirm if the waiver would be extended.
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So the EPA has set out to deny the state its waiver.
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They did not immediately say how long the renewed waiver would last.
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This does not set an especially high bar for this waiver option.
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He hoped to settle the waiver issue before Trump's inauguration Jan. 20.
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Felons with drug convictions are likewise banned unless states request a waiver.
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The 1332 waiver changes are, quite honestly, a little hard to digest.
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He'll need a special waiver just to visit the United States Tuesday.
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An immigrant with family in the US could try to get a waiver, but would still have to leave the US to do so — and if the waiver was denied, she'd be stuck outside the US for years.
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Those opposing Kentucky's waiver will seek an injunction to block any provisions of the waiver from going into effect while the case winds its way through the court system, according to a summary of the lawsuit from NHeLP.
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" On potential instability in states: "If a state takes a waiver, then a state in order to get that waiver has to have a risk system in place…Let states be innovative, like my own state was before Obamacare.
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"The parties agree a (parent's) waiver under the Flores Settlement Agreement or (Sabraw's reunification order) can be reconsidered after it is made, but disagree about whether there are circumstances when such a waiver cannot be reconsidered," court papers said.
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The travel waiver applies for passengers scheduled to fly to, from, or through:Beijing, China (PEK or PKX)Shanghai, China (PVG)Seoul-Incheon, South Korea (ICN)The Italy travel waiver applies for travel scheduled between February 25 and March 2.
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But the description has no legal bearing on whether to grant the waiver.
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Go deeper: Trump's new waiver rules take a big swing at the ACA
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EPA does not disclose the waiver recipients, arguing the information is business confidential.
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An early indicator of Mattis' favor was the overwhelming vote for his waiver.
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Nevertheless, Warren and Blumenthal both voted against the waiver for Mattis in committee.
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Clients must wear closed-toe shoes and sign a waiver before suiting up.
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Henry McMaster, who requested the waiver; and the state Department of Social Services.
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HHS pointed CNN to a statement from January, when it issued the waiver.
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If he didn't get that waiver there'd be a lot of angry people.
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They may even have to pay to join an EU visa-waiver programme.
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In September, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it was revoking California's waiver entirely.
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Oklahoma applied for a federal waiver to make several changes to its system.
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Just before he arrived, he extended a waiver on (separate) sanctions on Iran.
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Her husband will remain behind in Mexico if Mendoza-Sanchez's waiver is granted.
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The office previously denied a waiver request for Tesla's autopilot "brain" in May.
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Pompeo earlier this month extended to May 1 the waiver for foreign firms.
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If Trump refrains from issuing that waiver, the deal will essentially be dead.
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"He'll get that waiver, right?" beamed Mr Trump on stage next to him.
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Last year, the State Department spared China from Tier 3 with a waiver.
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Some argued the waiver of Saudi Arabia's sovereign immunity would violate international law.
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" It then reversed course and denied the waiver, due to a "clerical error.
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But America will suffer, too, if Mr Trump refuses to sign the waiver.
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The House and the Senate ultimately passed the waiver with several Democrats opposing.
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After being denied a waiver for the fees, he sought out crowdfunding help.
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They will now have up to 1 year to apply for the waiver.
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Exxon's waiver request was met with resistance from key lawmakers this week. Sen.
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Waiver Abbas has said such a move could shatter chances for peace talks.
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I'll either pay a fine through the IRS or I'll get a waiver.
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Kelly: Reports Bannon tried to stop green card waiver 'fantasy,' 12:21 p.m.
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It's unclear what other waiver changes have been agreed to at this time.
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The waiver from ethics rules would allow him to contact his former outlet.
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Ruben Gallego (Ariz.), have expressly said they will not vote for a waiver.
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Signing the waiver this week would forestall any move for another six months.
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Thirty-six Democrats voted in favor of the waiver, while one Republican, Rep.
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Prior to this week, little opposition existed in either party to the waiver.
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Still, Reed said he won't support a similar waiver for any future nominees.
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Matt Bevin has proposed in a waiver currently pending with the Trump administration.
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Neither requested a visa waiver for Atiku, spokespeople for the two congressmen said.
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America, too, is tightening its waiver programme following the terrorist attacks in Paris.
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EPA lost a court case recently over its previous rejections of waiver requests.
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The waiver will only be in effect for 10 days though. http://bit.
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The waiver could not be granted without submitting a detailed justification to Congress.
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The industry plans to aggressively pursue all available legal remedies against this waiver.
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The NCAA had denied a waiver filed twice by Wisconsin on Potter's behalf.
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The administration renewed a statutory waiver of nuclear sanctions against Iran's petroleum exports.
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The Dutch museum believed its State Department waiver protected the works from seizure.
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A federal decision on the waiver application could take several months, officials said.
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Four Republicans broke with their party to oppose adoption of the waiver: Reps.
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The waiver also covers any construction for improvement of Border Patrol service roads.
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Many banks will give you a one-time fee waiver as a courtesy.
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Lawmakers can get a waiver from the rules, though they are rarely granted.
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However, a waiver for Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria was slower in coming.
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For example, the administration recently granted Mississippi the nation's first 10-year waiver.
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Prior to Thursday, there was little opposition to the waiver, even among Democrats.
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The waiver now goes to the Senate floor for a full Senate vote.
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He wrote in July that Apple would not be granted a tariff waiver.
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California has had its waiver in place since the 1970 Clean Air Act.
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Trump maintains that removing the waiver would lead to cheaper and safer cars.
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The last sanctions waiver for Iraq was granted by Washington on Dec. 21.
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Mattis would also need a waiver from Congress in order to be confirmed.
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"Our goal is full reciprocal visa waiver with our strategic partners," she said.
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It is surprising that Christmas invites do not come with notarized waiver forms.
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The administration is considering freezing the standards and revoking the Golden State's waiver.
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The court remanded the waiver to HHS, and it could resurface with changes.
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The FCC's action comes in response to a waiver request made by Sen.
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Now, no interest will accrue as long as the waiver is in effect.
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Attorneys who regularly deal with visa issues say the waiver process is opaque.
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The Ravens lost Payne to a waiver claim two years ago to Jacksonville.
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The amendment does make it quite easy for states to get a waiver.
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Could I even afford to do-over the SAT without a fee waiver?
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His application for a waiver, relying on his mother's insurance plan, was denied.
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"The S.E.C.'s waiver process has taken up to nine months," she said.
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Indiana expanded Medicaid through a waiver process, creating the Healthy Indiana Plan 2.0.
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He renewed his call for repeal on Thursday after the waiver was announced.
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McMaster told investigators that he did not know about the Army's waiver requirement.
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In the waiver, she is identified as Heather Norby, her husband's last name.
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The highest rates of overstays were from countries outside the visa-waiver program.
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The social worker kept following up on the Medicaid waiver throughout the year.
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But the president signed a six-month waiver putting off the embassy move.
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One county with a waiver even has an unemployment rate of 3.6 percent.
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Refusal to cooperate could be grounds for restricting those countries' Visa Waiver status.
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On Wednesday, Delta added Seoul-Incheon Airport, South Korea to the travel waiver.
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California sued the Trump administration over the revoke of the waiver last Friday.
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Most airlines already had included some Caribbean destinations in their fee-waiver policies.
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Purposely pursuing a legal waiver or deferment for any reason is draft avoidance.
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United also expanded it's travel waiver to include Hong Kong on Tuesday evening.
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After he received the rejection, he submitted an application for a visa waiver.
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California must now seek a waiver from the EPA for its stricter limits.
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The FAA waiver authorizes the news organization to operate a 1.37-pound aircraft.
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Every state except Delaware has used the waiver in the past 23 years.
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However, due to his ethics waiver this restriction no longer applies to him.
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She simply should not have been granted a waiver, because of the implication.
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You can't just stay at current levels until then and get a waiver.
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The legislation would require a federal waiver that may be tough to get.
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An unequal application of the law will create a delineated CAATSA-waiver club.
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An EPA spokesperson said the agency hasn't changed how it vets waiver requests.
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But, the spokesman added, the Pentagon can't by law give a blanket waiver.
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The fee waiver changes were set to be implemented on December 2, 2019.
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It was not the first state to obtain a waiver to do so.
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Kaepernick's lawyers rejected what they called an "unusual liability waiver" as a precondition.
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Separately, Pruitt still needs to decide if he'll try to revoke California's waiver.
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He appeared to applaud Kelly for issuing a waiver to green-card holders.
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Just sign the bed bug waiver and get ready to smell the luxury.
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Fanning said those factors made Element a unique case, worthy of a waiver.
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Democrats on Wednesday also unveiled legislation to provide a waiver for Puerto Rico.
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She also receives a tax-free waiver for the program's $31,860 tuition cost.
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Moderate Republicans were hoping the hurdle to secure a waiver would be high.
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Now, the White House appears to saying the entire waiver process wasn't necessary.
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"You couldn't make that kind of commitment about any waiver," Mr. Azar said.
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But under the statute as currently written, EPA lacks authority for the waiver.
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I mean, obviously, you have to get a waiver from the vampire. Yeah.
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Of the San Diego waiver, critics say it's not necessary, and potentially harmful.
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Mother waited for waiver for more than a year Swileh spent over a year trying to get a waiver that would let her join Hassan and their son, Abdullah, as they sought medical care in the US, the family's attorneys said.
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"That appears to create a wide opening [for] a future Democratic Secretary of HHS to either deny a waiver outright, or create a litany of new information requirements to kill the waiver," the Washington Examiner's Philip Klein wrote on Wednesday.
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Travel waiver applies for passengers flying to or from, or connecting through the following airport November 26:Denver, Colorado (DEN)For the waiver to apply, travel must be rescheduled by November 29 between the same cities and in the same cabin.
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A strong signal could include withdrawing and then revising the Obama-era 1332 guidance, approving a strong Medicaid waiver with work requirements, implementing a Medicaid expansion freeze, or implementing a change in expansion eligibility such as an Arkansas waiver proposal.
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TRUMP, CALIFORNIA FIGHT RAGES ON: Today the Trump administration formally announced it will revoke California's tailpipe emissions waiver... The Trump administration on Thursday officially revoked California's tailpipe waiver under the Clean Air Act, a decision likely to face quick legal challenges.
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"Three days later, beyond health plan commitment and rate filing deadlines, Oklahoma is forced to withdraw our waiver request due to the failure of departments to provide timely waiver approval," Oklahoma Health Commissioner Terry Cline wrote to administration officials earlier Friday.
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In Graham-Cassidy 1.0, you had to apply for a waiver and say, "I want insurance companies to charge older people more, and charge sick people more," and the federal government would have to give you a waiver to do that.
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Trump had come under heavy pressure from European allies to issue the sanctions waiver.
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"Our goal remains full and reciprocal visa waiver with our strategic partners," Andreeva said.
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Murray is helping the family obtain an emergency waiver to navigate around the ban.
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A decision by ECB officials on the waiver is expected in the coming months.
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The fee waiver is available to existing organizations whose apps are already live, too.
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Indiana got a waiver from the Obama administration to launch the program in 2015.
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The creditors had previously extended the waiver but decided not to do that again.
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Revoking the California waiver and implementing Trump's plan to freeze the Obama-era standards.
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REGAN: If you get the visa waiver program, does that shut down international commerce?
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The Iranian presidential election comes two days after the waiver deadline on May 17th.
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Refusing to issue the waiver would also undermine America's foreign-policy goals in Asia.
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The waiver programs were often run as actual experiments, and the results were encouraging.
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Doege received a waiver from the NCAA and can play immediately, multiple outlets reported.
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You'll have to be over 18 and sign a waiver just to view it.
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Once he got the waiver, he breezed through confirmation by an 81-17 vote.
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Meet these standards and the consular officer is supposed to grant them a waiver.
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Nothing would make her waiver from making Sci-Hub a titan of Open Access.
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To prescribe buprenorphine, doctors need a special waiver which requires eight hours of training.
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The visa waiver bill, voted through by over 90% of the House on Dec.
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Americans traveling to South Africa don't need visas as part of a waiver program.
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Travelers can see a full list of the waiver details before planning their itinerary.
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Allowing states to impose those same changes by statutory waiver would be extremely controversial.
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The program is the first so-called state innovation waiver approved by the agency.
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And when my name came through the waiver wire, Marv said, 'Pick him up.
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Requires HHS to release guidance on model state plans that meet waiver approval requirements.
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It has received waiver consents from most of its lenders for breach of covenants.
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But Congress passed a waiver last week that allows Mattis to bypass that law.
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She said the Sinclair case did not influence the changes to the waiver program.
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Rcom has breached some debt covenants, but has received waiver consents from its lenders.
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With a full waiver, Texas could enroll only those who truly need state help.
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Claimants already sign a waiver saying their claim is real under penalty of perjury.
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Total has said it would pull out unless it secured a U.S. sanctions waiver.
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This waiver received conditional approval and has been publicly lauded by Secretary Tom Price.
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Other California lawmakers raised concerns about reports that the EPA could undermine California's waiver.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), a wounded combat veteran, has expressed concerns over the waiver.
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Currently, the inquiry is limited to visitors entering under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP).
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The waiver now goes to the Senate floor for a the full chamber's vote.
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Students will, however, be able to obtain a waiver exempting them from these requirements.
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So far, the administration has not indicated whether it plans to grant the waiver.
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He gladly agreed to come answer our questions about the waiver or other topics.
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But Republicans countered that the waiver process takes time and is filled with uncertainty.
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The secretary could also issue a waiver allowing the refueling for national security reasons.
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Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon who wrote the Affordable Care Act's waiver provision.
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It continues to discuss agreeing a similar waiver with other creditors, the firm added.
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The move means that Gordon is available to other teams on the waiver wire.
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Still, state legislators have told reporters they are confident the waiver will be approved.
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Appallingly, DHS also created a visa waiver loophole, with Obama's permission, solely for Iran.
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He, too, would have required a waiver in order to remain on the panel.
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The waiver would also help families in which only some members are undocumented immigrants.
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He received one month's free rent, and negotiated a waiver of the gym fee.
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The EPA has said it has not changed how it handles biofuel waiver applications.
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To get around that restriction, a lobbyist would have to be granted a waiver.
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However, the White House can argue that speaking with Mueller is not a waiver.
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Trump signed a law passed by Congress granting a waiver allowing retired Marine Gen.
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But now, states don't need to apply to the Trump administration for a waiver.
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A waiver was needed because the surgery was performed at a civilian health facility.
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Plea deals usually involve the waiver of other possible charges in exchange for cooperation.
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Kentucky's goals for the waiver included moving people out of poverty and into jobs.
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I'm speaking of requesting a Jones Act waiver in the aftermath of a disaster.
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Few if any employers in the wider community are making use of this waiver.
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Medicaid waiversThe first word I learned was "waiver" in the context of Medicaid eligibility.
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The assumption that TVEL would not cooperate with a canceled Fordow waiver seems unfounded.
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Khanna said a waiver to the pay-go rule may require a House vote.
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Self Help had the exemption — but the DOL revoked that waiver after its investigation.
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A similar coalition is challenging a related legal waiver for border barriers in Texas.
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The waiver request has passed several House votes, but repeatedly stalled in the Senate.
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The waiver does not cover the cost of damage to someone else's car, however.
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Additionally, employee contracts in the U.S. still have an arbitration waiver, the employees wrote.
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What's next: A House vote on the waiver, and a Senate vote on confirmation.
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Some claimed the cleanup effort was subtly undermining the act and the waiver process.
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Few would argue against a waiver in the case of Hurricanes Harvey and Rita.
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Singh and two other Sikhs are awaiting decisions on their requests for a waiver.
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Sign the waiver, focus on the missile programs, the human rights, Hezbollah, the Houthis.
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An EPA spokesperson previously said the first-class travel was approved through a waiver.
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Are federal PLUS loans, which graduate students and parents use, part of the waiver?
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Any expansion would require a waiver from the city's Board of Standards and Appeals.
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The agency confirmed that Mr. Perrotta had gotten a waiver to maintain outside employment.
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All told, this makes Starbucks a good snag off the waiver wire, Cramer said.
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Disney has also been granted an FAA waiver to fly drones over its parks.
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But you know, there's a 45-page waiver that you have to sign, right?
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This one-time waiver of the 10% penalty makes it less painful to do.
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The Trump administration has used that waiver at least 16 times, according to Grijalva.
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The power authority's creditors claim the company received a waiver exempting it from Promesa.
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But the president signed a six-month waiver putting the embassy move on hold.
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If you&aposre traveling this weekend, check this page for updated travel waiver information.
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A week before the Iranian election, the U.S. signed a waiver extending sanction relief.
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The waiver process has existed in one form or another for half a century.
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In December, Congress passed the Visa Waiver Program Improvement and Terrorist Travel Prevention Act.
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UNITED AIRLINES ADDS SOUTH KOREA TO TRAVEL WAIVER LIST BUT IS NOT CANCELLING FLIGHTS
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The airline is also offering a travel waiver for passengers flying to Northern Italy.
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United added Charleston, Hilton Head Island, Myrtle Beach, Savannah, and Wilmington to its waiver.
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He may or may not have been granted a waiver by the White House.
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That diagnosis allowed applicants to seek a waiver for parts of the citizenship test.
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Minnesota has a "reinsurance-type" waiver application pending, said CMS Deputy Administrator Randy Pate.
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And, he noted, if the waiver isn't granted, the state will fully expand Medicaid.
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Should the E.P.A. try to revoke the waiver prematurely, California will, without question, sue.
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Verizon last week extended the three-month bill waiver to another seven Florida counties.
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The waiver can be as broad or narrow in scope as a state chooses.
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However, he said a bankruptcy case involving tribal immunity could support Mylan's waiver argument.
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Countries in the visa waiver program, including most of Europe, are generally not affected.
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Only 17 Senate Democrats voted against the waiver, signaling an easy confirmation vote ahead.
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So nothing is gained, lots is lost if the president doesn't sign the waiver.
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The agency used a waiver provision written into the law to propose the level.
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"There are different exceptions that qualify for a 10% early withdrawal waiver," Marshall says.
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Trump granted such a waiver in May, but he should not do so again.
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California sued the George W. Bush administration after it challenged California's waiver in 2007.
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But such a waiver is prohibited, and the EPA later walked back the statement.
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Yet, once again, the military academies have been given a waiver by the association.
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The president, however, signed a six-month waiver putting the embassy move on hold.
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But forced arbitration is effectively a corporately forced waiver of an important constitutional right.
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Note that liability coverage isn't included in any credit card auto collision damage waiver.
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Jose had to get a waiver from his mother — the biological one — to go.
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She had been dubious about the compliance of previous iterations of the waiver concept.
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The bulk of Alexander-Murray's changes would be to the ACA's 1332 waiver program.
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There was never much doubt that the EPA would grant a waiver for California.
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The average bump in bosses' pay in the sample of hospitals benefiting most from the waiver was 81% over the same period, equating to a pay rise of about $428,000 per year above that received by bosses of similar hospitals with no waiver.
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If an ETF wasn't gaining enough assets and the manager decided it could no longer afford to offer the waiver because it wasn't making enough money on the portfolio, it's more likely the ETF would be shut down than the fee waiver removed.
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" In a recent case where a fee waiver did end, it was dictated by unique circumstances in the bond market, but it does show that this issue of why a fee waiver is used at a fund launch can get a little "squishy.
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This LDW coverage — sometimes called a collision damage waiver or an excess damage waiver — will allow you to avoid paying if your rental car is vandalized, stolen or damaged in an accident, though it won't cover injuries to other parties or to you.
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Pruitt and his team added fuel to the fire by changing their rationale for the luxurious accommodations, first claiming that Pruitt had a "blanket waiver" for such travel because of security concerns and then saying they had a waiver approved for each trip.
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"But the waiver process still won't allow for flights beyond visual line-of-sight for commercial delivery…" The Department of Transportation indicated a waiver for some package delivery could be possible with regard to FAA rules and Zipline's pending U.S. medical delivery program.
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It also found that former ORR director Scott Lloyd issued a waiver for the facility's required Child Abuse and Neglect background checks in June, shortly before the facility opened — and that he'd erroneously cited the FBI fingerprints as a justification for the waiver.
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While the travel ban includes a process for those covered to request for a waiver in the case of "undue hardship" and other factors, the reality on the ground is that thousands have been denied visas and often without consideration of a waiver.
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The waiver allows the program to overlook an employee's missed days under the right circumstances: In the case of a Covid-19 outbreak, workers could theoretically receive a waiver if they fall ill or if their workplace is disrupted by the virus.
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The second waiver, known as a state innovation or 85033 waiver, will ask Washington to waive several costly burdens imposed by Obama-era regulations, including the unpopular individual mandate and many of the coverage mandates forced on consumers participating in Obamacare exchanges.
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"The lack of timely waiver approval will prevent thousands of Oklahomans from realizing the benefits of significantly lower insurance premiums in 2018," the letter added, saying approving the waiver would have helped more than 85033,000 Oklahomans and reduced premiums by 30 percent.
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The National Farmers Union said it was particularly incensed by the waiver Andeavor had acquired.
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Andrew Cuomo helped Fatemeh and her family obtain the waiver necessary to enter the country.
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Officials in Prince George's County made the decision that Hayes needed a waiver, he said.
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Mobily continues to discuss a similar waiver with other creditors, the operator added on Thursday.
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He ordered members of his Cabinet to review the waiver program based on those complaints.
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Trump only took action, after Governor Rosselló made a public plea for a temporary waiver.
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The airline said it is granting the waiver "due to recent events" in Punta Cana.
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That panel is also expected to approve the Mattis waiver bill later in the day.
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With the NFL's worst record (3-12), the Cardinals have the league's top waiver priority.
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The waiver comes despite President Donald Trump's attempts to ban transgender soldiers from the military.
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Even his hearing aids required a security waiver, because they use Bluetooth technology, Clapper said.
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Fowler, like other Uber employees, signed a class action waiver as a condition of employment.
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Mr Trump can issue the waiver pending completion of the review of the nuclear deal.
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Iraq currently has a waiver from the U.S. allowing it to import gas from Iran.
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Other lawyers have argued that making McGahn available for interviews was not a total waiver.
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Typically, the waiver is used to pay hospitals more in places where labour is expensive.
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As for Oklahoma's failed waiver, it hardly made a splash, even on the local news.
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I signed an insurance waiver so that I could be a part of it. 22.
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A U.S. official confirmed Iraq had been granted a waiver to import some Iranian products.
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"However, Mr. Smith Bey may apply for a waiver, for good cause," the statement concludes.
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Current waiver systems do not allow for this type of financial management by the state.
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The EPA is expected to propose revoking the Clean Air Act waiver given to California.
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Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sergio Tapia approved an extradition waiver for Couch on Tuesday.
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They determined that just 6 percent - or 2,23 applicants - met the criteria for a waiver.
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Manning had signed a Privacy Act waiver giving the bureau permission to release the files.
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Acquired from Detroit at the waiver trade deadline for moments like these, Verlander again delivered.
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The company also received a waiver under its U.S. credit agreement, according to the filing.
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Walker on Friday told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel he would consider applying for a waiver.
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The committee's public hearings have focused mainly on non-controversial changes to the waiver process.
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Trump would need to sign the waiver by June 1 to preserve the status quo.
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The federal government approved most of the requested changes from the original waiver, but Gov.
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Va., has tied that waiver to a request for extending pension benefits for coal miners.
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The agency is also expected to expand the waiver to off-road diesel died red.
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Hatch has called the tactic of linking unrelated legislation to a waiver an "unprecedented" tactic.
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The cancellation angered House Democrats, who refused to vote for the waiver without Mattis's testimony.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday easily passed a waiver to allow retired Gen.
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Or, as Kudrow told the crowd, she, at least, never had to sign this waiver.
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This might involve governments offering some sort of reinsurance cover or waiver from such liability.
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So far, two Democrats have said they would not support the waiver for Mattis — Sen.
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Arizona submitted a similar waiver last year, but it was rejected by the Obama administration.
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However, he later told Politico the EPA submitted a waiver for Pruitt on every trip.
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But a compromise was struck to include stricter requirements for the U.S. visa waiver program.
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Trump has to sign a waiver every six months technically suspending the embassy's relocation here.
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India requested that the U.S. grant it a waiver from sanctions that could be levied.
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To receive a waiver, though, a state would have to offer high-risk pool coverage.
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The Navy was granted a waiver as it waited for the Ford to be completed.
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The waiver clause can be broadly applied to many issues, not just accusations of discrimination.
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Backers said the improvements would make the visa waiver program more secure for legitimate tourists.
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"Every aspect of Medicaid can be altered if you do a waiver," the lobbyist said.
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The move means that Gordon is now available to other teams on the waiver wire.
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The property was so derelict auction attendees were asked to sign a waiver before entering.
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The administration's decision is likely to keep jostling oil markets as the waiver deadline approaches.
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The House Armed Services Committee passed a waiver Thursday that would allow retired Marine Gen.
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"The government plans to ask Washington for a waiver," a central bank official told Reuters.
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USCIS simultaneously announced plans to expand the current fee waiver program for lower-income applicants.
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Perks include auto rental damage waiver insurance, travel and emergency assistance services, and extended warranties.
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About 145,000 graduate students benefited from a waiver in 2012, the most recent data available.
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Every six months, the President has used the presidential waiver to circumvent the embassy move.
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Blake Parker — an August waiver claim from Seattle — got his first save in three years.
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The waiver perpetuates the Iranian fiction that Fordow was part of a civilian nuclear program.
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State officials have estimated Kentucky's Medicaid waiver will result in 95,85033 fewer people on Medicaid.
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However, the company said last week it had secured a second waiver from its lenders.
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Cepsa previously said that it would load crude until November and hoped for a waiver.
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General Mattis retired three years ago, and Congress would have to grant him a waiver.
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" They also said the NFL wanted him to sign a waiver they described as "unusual.
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A closer look, however, reveals that TENEX would be unaffected by canceling the Fordow waiver.
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TVEL has cooperated with the cancellation of another waiver relating to uranium swaps with Iran.
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Plus, the credit card provides both auto rental collision damage waiver and travel accident insurance.
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And they've offered their help to soldiers applying for a waiver to repay the bonus.
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The average number of comments for a 1115 waiver is 85033, according to the center.
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The incident underscores how the waiver program for workers with disabilities can be horribly misused.
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WIRED's original story, about why a HIPAA waiver would not have been necessary, is below.
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Companies typically pay a fee to the banks and get a waiver from the debtholders.
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I'm all for adding Dixon as a speculative waiver guy in a 12-team league.
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The waiver was granted in recent months but the sources did not say precisely when.
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Perdue has often publicly criticized the EPA's administration of the waiver program, siding with farmers.
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Same goes if you have a credit card that offers this waiver—and most do.
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That's a requirement of the waiver process under which HHS has been approving work requirements.
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Before they can prescribe buprenorphine, medical practitioners have to obtain a waiver from the DEA.
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"Honestly," Verlander said with the non-waiver trade deadline coming up at 4 p.m. Monday.
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Before starting my 55-minute sweat session, I signed a fairly extensive agreement and waiver.
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The waiver is automatic; you don't have to contact your loan servicer to be eligible.
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Will this new waiver change that and cause monthly payments to go toward principal instead?
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Massachusetts asked the administration for a waiver that would allow it to try this approach.
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Trump mentioned the student loan interest waiver Friday during a news conference on the coronavirus.
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For now, the fee waiver covers only tickets purchased between Sunday evening and March 16.
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It would also allow businesses with fewer than 50 employees to apply for a waiver.
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Some presidents, including George W. Bush, have considered revoking the waiver, but none have tried.
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We have a plan that will be a state plan amendment and also a waiver.
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Texas law requires minors get parental permission or a judicial waiver before undergoing the procedure.
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California's waiver to impose its own efficiency standards is being re-examined, the EPA said.
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So have the criteria by which consular officers evaluate the waiver applications they do receive.
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"It is not a nationwide waiver of environmental rules," said Andrea Woods, an E.P.A. spokeswoman.
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The new waiver will expire in 90 days, in the middle of Iraq's scorching summer.
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EUROPEAN AIRLINES CALL FOR 'DEFERMENT OR WAIVER' OF NEW AVIATION TAXES IN RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS
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They failed to meet the Olympic qualifying requirements, however, and could not get a waiver.
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An unsuccessful ESTA application may mean people can no longer apply for a visa waiver.
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"For the people who attend them, you may be signing a waiver," Mr. Bailey said.
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The agency did not grant an automatic bad actor waiver as part of the settlement.
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Thursday's waiver was issued eight days after Hurricane Maria first made landfall in Puerto Rico.
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"Pulling that waiver would be like declaring an all-out war on California," he said.
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The new countries and the revised waiver policy are set to take effect Oct. 18.
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The bill, which would have required a federal waiver, did not become law because Gov.
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Police searched her iPhone after she signed a waiver and gave verbal and written consent.
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But the crashworthiness waiver only applied to the old route, not the Point Defiance Bypass.
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Investors have been asked to commit to the waiver and the loan by December 6.
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The league and Kaepernick battled over waiver language, media access to the workout, and more.
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Such recommendation has not been made, neither has the FOMB produced the required written waiver.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), a Marine veteran, similarly has said he would oppose the waiver.
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So, rescinding this waiver — granted five years ago — is a brazen attack on state authority.
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The move also comes as the administration is defending two other waiver approvals in court.
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Trips must be rescheduled or cancelled before May 31, 2020 for the waiver to apply.
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Trips must be rescheduled for travel by June 1, 2020 for the waiver to apply.
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The full China travel waiver applies for travel scheduled between January 24 and April 30.
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"There is no such thing as a retroactive waiver," Mr. Shaub said in an interview.
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His advocates had sought a waiver for him from the State Department, citing family reunification.
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Kentucky's waiver was just approved making it the first state to allow Medicaid work requirements.
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There would be no waiver for those who cannot afford to pay the $50 fee.
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Certainly, not all members of the court focused on the waiver procedure that Breyer emphasized.
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Revoking California's waiver will also affect 13 other states that adopt California's tougher emissions standards.
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But at least one top Republican opposes tucking a Mattis waiver into the spending package.
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But that access could soon be cut off -- unless Trump steps in with a waiver.
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In fact, this partial fee waiver affects only 21625 percent of all citizenship-eligible LPRs.
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It's important to applaud USCIS for recognizing the need for a sliding scale fee waiver.
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Deutsche Boerse has said a waiver was needed due to legal uncertainty created by Brexit.
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American Airlines issued a similar waiver for more than a dozen airports in the Northeast.
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European foreign ministers on Thursday urged Trump to sign the waiver and support the deal.
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Revoking California's waiver will also affect 13 other states that adopt California's tougher emissions standards.
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When we packed our oldest daughter off to college, we obtained the waiver but worried.
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We have no way of knowing how many people have tried to obtain a waiver.
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If the injury was work related, an employer can offer evidence to support the waiver.
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Alexander said the bipartisan repair proposal would allow the federal government to approve Iowa's waiver.
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Many business owners say the process to apply for a waiver is lengthy and opaque.
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Arkansas began enforcing such requirements last year under a waiver granted by the Trump administration.
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These waiver requests have been sitting with Medicare administrator Seema Verma, many for months now.
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Four others have chosen to reimpose the time limit despite qualifying for a statewide waiver.
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The department got such a waiver request Monday from 8 members of Congress, including Rep.
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Despite the waiver, the state will now be forced to give Parhamovich his money back.
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That means Congress would need to grant a waiver — something it hasn't done since 1950.
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The lawmakers said the Department of Homeland Security must provide Congress with details of every visa waiver for those who have traveled to the listed countries on a monthly basis, including name and nationality of each traveler and the justification for granting the visa waiver.
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"There is no blanket waiver or country waiver when it comes to the S-400," US principal deputy assistant secretary for South and Central Asia, Alice Wells, told Congress this month, adding that the United States had "serious concerns" about the possible Indian purchase.
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There's also a waiver for passengers flying to or from, or connecting through the following airports on November 27:Minneapolis, Minnesota (MSP)For the full waiver to apply, flights must be rescheduled for a date on or before November 29 between the same cities.
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Spirit's travel waiver applies for passengers flying to or from, or connecting through the following airport on November 26:Denver, Colorado (DEN)The full waiver applies as long as you reschedule your flight for travel on or before November 29 between the same cities.
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Mattis would need a special waiver from Congress since he has only been retired for three.
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They now have a legitimate No. 1 corner to play next to waiver sensation David Amerson.
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The waiver program, however, has emerged as a battlefield between the rivaling oil and corn industries.
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Mattis would need a special waiver from Congress, since he retired from the military in 2013.
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Attorneys contacted the State Department to help the family obtain the waiver to navigate the ban.
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So, if Frank signs the liability waiver for the possibly faulty heart, Sasha can have it.
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Under federal law, doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants can obtain a waiver to prescribe buprenorphine.
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The waiver passed the Senate 81-17 and the House 268-151 -- no funny business there.
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The bulk of the original Alexander-Murray's changes would be to the ACA's 1332 waiver program.
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Commercial drone operations have been illegal in the United States without a waiver from the FAA.
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" "Even now," he added, "I need security waiver for my hearing aids which have Bluetooth connectivity.
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Bloomberg News reported last week that Trump was leaning in favor of some kind of waiver.
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A waiver of their bank debt was among the key demands of the marchers in Mumbai.
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The changes to the visa-waiver program come after the terrorist attacks in Paris on Nov.
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" In other words, doctors can talk to a patient's family and loved ones without a "waiver.
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Bour was required to clear waivers since the non-waiver trading deadline closed on July 31.
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According to documents, Khatib needed a passport waiver to enter the country, which was not issued.
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They made me sign a waiver that I wouldn't use the toilet in my next flight.
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The LNA later called on NOC to lift force majeure, a contractual waiver declared in December.
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It brought stability to our market, and the waiver is going to bring funding to us.
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Designs waiver from bright, crisp, and shockingly ornate to the more subtle and deceptively simple dishes.
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The proposal required a waiver from HHS of requirements under the joint federal-state Medicaid program.
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Cosby was mum other than to say "thank you" to the judge for explaining the waiver.
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The current temporary waiver is conditional on Iraq not paying Iran for imports in U.S. dollars.
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The waiver stated that the certificate would become invalid if there was a relapse into depression.
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The EPA waiver also allows for the blending of reformulated gasolines with other blendstocks or oxygenates.
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And the Trump administration has not looked kindly on all waiver requests under the current rules.
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In March, Google applied for a waiver from the FCC to operate at higher power levels.
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For 2018, there are a total of 40 petitions pending to obtain a small refinery waiver.
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Corallo told Reuters on Friday that he had signed a waiver of potential conflicts on Monday.
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Trump must decide by June 1 whether to sign a six-month waiver forestalling a move.
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The move is the second significant trade by the Pirates ahead of the non-waiver deadline.
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Arizona, the only exception, received a Medicaid waiver authorizing it to test only some enrolled children.
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Mayor Bowser's steadfast commitment to our diverse and vibrant Arts and Humanities community will not waiver.
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But, he noted, other states are still waiting for answers on far more straightforward waiver requests.
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For instance, China has a waiver allowing it to temporarily purchase 360,000 barrels of Iranian oil.
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Parrish notes the powers-that-be could apply a waiver and reinstate Brock's eligibility right away.
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Energy analyst Joe McMonigle predicts the Iranian protests increase the likelihood Trump won't issue another waiver.
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Mattis left the military three years ago, so he'll need a waiver from Congress to serve.
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Tennessee also lost its waiver in January — its SNAP enrollment decreased 220006 percent year over year.
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If the waiver is approved, Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield will participate in the marketplace.
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In both 913 and 2014 they hit the non-waiver trading deadline with a winning record.
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And the payment period may be extended beyond that if you agree to sign a waiver.
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Trump signed a waiver to continue to keep the embassy in Tel Aviv on June 1.
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The most recent waiver expires June 1, just a little over a week after Trump's visit.
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Two other states — California and Vermont — have also submitted waiver applications, but neither are moving forward.
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Lawyers and bankers expect Beijing would grant a waiver, but caution that it could take time.
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The waiver must pass both chambers of Congress and requires 60 votes to pass the Senate.
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On the cruise side, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian are among those that have posted waiver details.
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Two comprehensive waivers give whole swaths of White House employees a waiver from the ethics pledge.
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An entity that makes changes without a committee waiver would be fined $25,000 for each violation.
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The potential changes could affect countries that are currently part of the U.S. Visa Waiver Program.
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New Hampshire's waiver is much more recent, and isn't in as vulnerable a position as Arkansas.
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Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says Democrats should approve a waiver allowing retired Marine Corps. Gen.
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Dia says to extend longstop date for fulfillment or waiver of conditions precedent until July 19.
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Still China's January imports remained above the 360,000 bpd that Beijing can import under the waiver.
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Mattis left the military three years ago, so he'd need a waiver from Congress to serve.
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He could start with the overstays who used the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) to come here.
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Government employees must fly coach unless they are granted a specific waiver, according to U.S. law.
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This necessitated a waiver for his trip to New York to meet with Pompeo this week.
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That clause, known as a class-action waiver, crops up whenever someone logs into Airbnb's site.
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When there is litigation, Airbnb has not been afraid to use the class-action waiver clause.
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Maryland has been regulating hospital prices for decades under an unusual waiver from the federal government.
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" He also defended the timing of the Jones Act waiver, saying "that was not too late.
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The Paygo waiver passed as part of the CR will likely be for all of 2018.
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His waiver allowed him to bring his wife to the United States after nine years apart.
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The decision to seek a waiver passed by a large bipartisan majority in the California Legislature.
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Current rules prohibit nighttime drone flights or operations over people without a waiver from the FAA.
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They included increasing fuel economy standards and granting California a waiver to enact tougher emission restrictions.
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To the extent that such information was shared with Congress, such a waiver may have occurred.
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After I signed the waiver, Kathleen led me to a hallway with cubbies and changing rooms.
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"We continued lifting Iranian oil in November because we received the waiver," the second source said.
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But California, which has a waiver to set its own standards, decided to go it alone.
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The MMPA waiver is subject to a public hearing before an administrative law judge on Aug.
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But the administration has to submit an unclassified justification to Congress if it grants that waiver.
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Asked if Trump has explicitly signaled he would issue a waiver, Kalin said he did not.
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Instead, he is expected to sign a waiver keeping the facility in Tel Aviv for now.
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CMS has also provided clearer guidance for how states may expedite the timeline for waiver approval.
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Even if your state does not engage with TEFRA, it may offer an I/DD waiver.
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However, that would only apply if they lived in a state that had received a waiver.
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Kemp's office selects consultant to craft health care 'waiver' (Atlanta Journal Constitution) View the discussion thread.
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"Fundamentally, they just haven't met the requirements for the visa waiver program," spokesman Mark Toner said.
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Its bank lenders also gave it a loan waiver in the second quarter of this year.
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Given these dynamics, Congress would have been hard-pressed to justify not giving India the waiver.
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Before Mr. Brooks took the stage, a functionary came out and speed-read a blanket waiver.
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A federal judge in D.C. recently blocked Kentucky's waiver, the first work requirements CMS ever approved.
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If another team claims Tejada by Thursday's waiver deadline, that club will pick up his contract.
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EPA does not reveal the names of waiver applicants or recipients - arguing the information is confidential.
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"Is my health insurance waiver on file?" kept coming up, said Joel Evans, n_Powered's co-CEO.
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There could be reluctance to extend the waiver over concerns it could further exacerbate the problem.
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Utah has asked the Trump administration for a waiver to permit the "partial expansion" of Medicaid.
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It also allowed businesses with fewer than 2628 people to request a waiver from the requirement.
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Justice Department officials have not addressed whether a waiver would be needed if Mr. Rosenstein departs.
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Since the insurer announced the waiver last week, members' usage telemedicine services has more than doubled.
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All 50 states along with Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico have already applied for this waiver.
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Only eight people are admitted during each time slot, and everyone must sign a waiver beforehand.
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The California waiver gives the state considerable power to require automakers to stick to stricter standards.
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The announcement by Mr. Pruitt was not expected to include a decision on challenging the waiver.
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I had heard some concerns about this from conservatives when the waiver concept was first floated.
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But given the Freedom Caucus's endorsement, a 10-year waiver must be good enough for them.
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The Arkansas program, the third waiver approved, initially targets about 40,000 people ages 30 to 49.
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Because league formats vary, one size doesn't fit all when it comes to your waiver wire.
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Last week, the federal government announced an automatic student loan interest waiver for federally held loans.
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Last week, the federal government announced an automatic student loan interest waiver for federally held loans.
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Minnesota recently received a similar waiver, and several other states are exploring their own reinsurance programs.
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Investors over the age of 72 have been given a waiver to halt RMDs through 2020.
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They can avoid that fate by applying for a waiver from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The signs were handed out to audience members after they signed a waiver and climbed aboard.
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The waiver will be published in the Federal Register in the coming days, the agency said.
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Experts said it's not clear if that waiver authority extends to ideas that Congress previously rejected.
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I was determined that he would make so much progress that we wouldn't need the waiver.
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The team argued that their contracts included a waiver of such disclosures, and refused to budge.
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Students with limited financial resources, however, have options, and might qualify for an application fee waiver.
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The waiver made public this week applies only to a 15-mile segment around San Diego.
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"A 6900-day waiver ... is far from sufficient given the scope of this tragedy," said Rep.
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"None of the new provisions to the visa waiver program have been enacted yet," he said.
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The law stipulates that government employees must fly coach unless they are granted a specific waiver.
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There was only one problem with this narrative—no waiver was issued, nor was one needed.
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Before stepping into the S-Pod, I signed a safety waiver and put on a helmet.
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The United States should require that Visa Waiver countries offering CIPs agree to more data sharing.
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California must, however, first obtain a waiver from the Environmental Protection Agency and meet certain conditions.
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He has continued to extend a waiver that keeps sanctions against Tehran from kicking back in.
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When the information was accompanied by a waiver of application fees, the effect was even greater.
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"A 10-day waiver … is far from sufficient given the scope of this tragedy," said Rep.
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Twenty-four states have seriously explored using a 1332 waiver to improve their health-care systems.
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But he failed to strip the waiver out of the legislation in a 85033-8 vote.
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Northam can still try to expand Medicaid without getting a waiver approved by the Trump administration.
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Under a Section 1332 waiver, a state may request variance from virtually any component of ObamaCare.
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States can't get a waiver unless they have a high-risk pool or a reinsurance program.
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The EU is readying a new electronic visa waiver system by 2021 to beef up security.
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Such support could be in the form of property development rights, dividend waiver or capital grants.
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Rick Scott received a waiver excluding Florida from the proposal to open new waters to drilling.
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This is a much shorter review time, as the waiver is usually signed every six months.
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Its waiver from the Clean Air Act, which allows it to impose pollution standards on vehicles.
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But that prospect seems unlikely if European companies are denied a waiver from the "secondary" sanctions.
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Yanking the waiver is a precursor to rolling back the Obama-era emissions and mileage mandates.
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Signed a general waiver with its leasers and debt holders representing a majority of its debt.
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Russia and China, along with waiver recipients Turkey, India and Iraq, still do business with Iran.
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The secretary of homeland security has the authority to remove countries from the visa-waiver program.
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Corallo told Reuters on Friday that he had signed a waiver of potential conflicts last week.
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I paid in advance to reserve my spot and signed a waiver after I got there.
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Backers of a Jones Act waiver for Puerto Rico said it would help the relief effort.
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Singapore had asked the U.N. sanctions panel for a blanket waiver for the North Koreans' participation.
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"We have pressed strongly for a waiver of immunity, so that justice can be done ... Whilst the US government has steadfastly declined to give that waiver, that is not the end of the matter," Dunn family spokesman Radd Seiger said in the letter, which CNN has seen.
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Lighthizer testified on March 85033 before the Finance Committee, but his nomination is in a holding pattern while panel Democrats insist that he needs a waiver for confirmation and that such a waiver should be attached to legislation providing health and pension benefits for coal miners.
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Travel waiver applies for passengers flying to, from, and connecting through the following airports on July 11-13:New Orleans, Louisiana (MSY)The waiver applies as long as you reschedule your flight for anytime between July 11–20 between the same cities and in the same cabin.
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Travel waiver applies for passengers flying to, from, or connecting through the following airports on July 11-14:Houston, Texas (IAH)New Orleans, Louisiana (MSY)The full waiver applies as long as you reschedule your flight for travel on or before July 19 between the same cities.
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The bills introduced Tuesday include a five-year waiver of the medical device tax, a two-year waiver for the tax on over-the-counter medications and a delay of the health insurance tax, along with relief from that tax if insurers give customers a premium rebate.
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In fact, serious, concerning questions remain about whether such waiver was knowing, with the ACLU arguing that the government acted in a "coercive and misleading" manner that led parents to sign documents without understanding the impact of their waiver: that they might never see their children again.
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Travel waiver applies for passengers flying to or from or connecting through the following airports September 4–5383:Charleston, SC (CHS)Savannah, GA (SAV)Flights must be rebooked September 13 or earlier between the same cities and in the same cabin for the waiver to apply.
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" In Court on Monday, Flentje distinguished the most recent case from the "Doe" case, noting that while Doe lived in a state that required a judicial waiver before the minor could obtain an abortion, the states involved in the latest case do not require such a waiver."
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The process was trickier before 2013, when the Obama administration created a provisional unlawful presence waiver, allowing undocumented spouses to apply for status while remaining in the US. Before then, they would have to return to their home countries in order to apply for the waiver.
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The Republican health care bill that passed the House would allow states to apply for a waiver from the community-rating rule for those who haven't maintained continuous coverage, effectively allowing health status underwriting again, if the Department of Health and Human Services grants the waiver.
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Travel waiver applies for passengers flying to or from, or connecting through the following airports November 25-26:Denver, Colorado (DEN)Flights must be rebooked for travel by November 29 or earlier between the same cities and in the same cabin for the waiver to apply.
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Under the Senate bill, to get a waiver, a state doesn't have to demonstrate anything about coverage.
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It was a K-1 fiancée visa; the attacker did not enter through the visa-waiver program.
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India was able to buy about 2.53,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Iranian oil under the waiver.
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A decision to withhold a waiver would have effectively ended the deal that limits Iran's nuclear program.
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That date comes just days before a waiver signed by President Barack Obama blocking the move expires.
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Oh, if he didn't get that waiver there are going to be a lot of angry people.
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A waiver had only been granted only once before, to George Marshall under then-President Harry Truman.
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Congress passed the waiver last week, and Trump signed it shortly after he was inaugurated on Friday.
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With a deadline approaching for another such waiver, evangelical advocates saw a window to increase the pressure.
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" From WSJ: "Exxon Seeks Waiver for Russia Deal," by Jay Solomon and Brad Olson: "Exxon Mobil Corp.
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DJI itself has told Motherboard that sometimes the process of getting a waiver can take several days.
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The waiver would be based on the principle that the Bank of England's checks are good enough.
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To attend, Zarif may now need a waiver that it isn't clear the Trump administration will grant.
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If done soon, the waiver could be in effect in time for the 2018 summer driving season.
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Just because you signed a waiver doesn't mean it's safe, especially with a phone in your hand.
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It was unclear whether Bredow has sought a waiver, and her attorney could not immediately be reached.
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And Kaine would not say if he would support a waiver for Trump's pick of retired Gen.
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So the White House will be under intense scrutiny once the next waiver is due, by June.
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I'd like to say yes to the whole sibling set and get a waiver for our license.
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It refiled a new waiver application and the Trump administration approved it after the first court ruling.
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Without a second waiver from its lenders, the company would have to pay back the debt immediately.
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EPA spokeswoman Liz Bowman said halting the hardship waiver program would be a violation of the RFS.
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Last year the FAA granted a waiver for CNN to fly a tethered drone for newsgathering purposes.
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However, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, there was no "waiver" after all.
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"The official was simply enforcing this rule since a waiver had not been submitted," Mr. Stried said.
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Trump's expansion of the waiver program has saved the oil industry billions of dollars in compliance costs.
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By law, doctors need a special waiver from the Drug Enforcement Administration in order to prescribe it.
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"The EPA's misuse of the small refinery hardship waiver authority must end," Axne said in her letter.
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I tell him, 'Jared, the president is supposed to sign the waiver not to move the embassy.
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There would be no waiver of the fee for those who cannot afford to pay the $50.
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"This is the last such waiver he will issue," a senior administration official told reporters on Friday.
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Passing a waiver to the PAYGO law doesn't mean entitlement programs are safe from budget cuts, however.
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The waiver issued by the U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control will expire on July 27.
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The waiver was granted in part because of planned strong fiscal adjustments in the next two years.
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This waiver would allow Congress to bypass the sequestration law meant to keep the deficit in check.
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So far, Mr Trump has twice reluctantly agreed to certify and thus renew the presidential sanctions waiver.
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The Brazilian fee was levied in retaliation for exclusion of Brazil from the U.S. visa waiver program.
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U.S. COMMERCE SECRETARY ROSS SAYS WILL DEAL WITH HUAWEI WAIVER APPLICATIONS WITHIN NEXT FEW WEEKS - BLOOMBERG TV
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People are often not aware of certain options, she said, such as the waiver-of-premium rider.
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It extends a waiver from clearing of derivative contracts from pension schemes by two years, it added.
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She signed a class-action waiver before starting as an engineer at Uber, her amicus brief said.
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The National Association of College Admission Counseling has a form you can use to request the waiver.
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There, under a Medicaid waiver program, assessors interviewed beneficiaries and decided how frequently the caretaker should visit.
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California's new Democrat Senator Kamala Harris asked Pruitt whether he would commit to upholding the California waiver.
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Scroll down to links to the waiver policies in place at U.S. airlines as of 11 p.m.
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While he can apply for a travel waiver to be admitted temporarily, it is costly and discretionary.
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Teams can apply for a waiver, which they surely will, and which the NFL will surely grant.
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It is not clear whether that technical decision would require an additional waiver from the Trump administration.
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There is no application for a waiver - the State Department says it "automatically" considers applicants for them.
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It's important to note that nothing is going to happen unless states decide to pursue a waiver.
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And every year since the law came into effect in 2010, the president has used the waiver.
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Hook on Wednesday declined to comment on whether the administration will telegraph its waiver decision to OPEC.
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How far to cut back the ACA's regulatory infrastructure -- This is, once again, the state waiver issue.
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Those cases are often cited by EPA officials and refining industry representatives defending the expanded waiver program.
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He maintained that EPA has been consistent in its justification for the expansion of the waiver program.
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Trump will sign a waiver that will delay moving the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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The Navy was granted a waiver as it waited for the USS Gerald Ford to be completed.
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"Trump can issue a waiver for anyone for any reason and not even disclose it," Holman said.
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He told them to collaborate, even if it means asking for an antitrust waiver to do so.
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In order to list overseas Ant would require a waiver from Beijing, said one mainland-based lawyer.
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"This waiver frees up federal dollars to help more people diagnosed with mental health issues," said Gidley.
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Lighthizer needs the waiver because federal law prohibits former advocates for foreign governments from holding the job.
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Never waiver, and never falter in defense of our people, our freedom and our great American flag.
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If it was repeal, you would not need the option for a waiver for states to seek.
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U.S. EPA EXPECTED TO PUBLISH E15 GASOLINE WAIVER AND BIOFUEL CREDIT TRADING REFORM RULE BY WEDNESDAY - SOURCES
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Of course the waiver option is all about shifting the political heat if people start losing coverage.
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Other Democrats have not ruled out passing a waiver, but have said the issue deserves careful consideration.
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He decided to turn himself in and he was released into the US on a provisional waiver.
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"While I deeply respect General Mattis's service, I will oppose a waiver," she said in a statement.
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In Pennsylvania, students can obtain a waiver from the MMR vaccine for medical, religious, and philosophical reasons.
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Asked to comment, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said such a waiver is not yet needed.
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While certified physicians can prescribe opiate-based painkillers, only those with a special waiver can prescribe buprenorphine.
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Other states like Ohio are working to submit a new waiver with some type of work requirements.
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Pant:which India has a major stake in developingissued India a waiver to develop ChabaharPresident Donald Trump said
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The burden of proving medical frailty in the Kentucky waiver program will generally fall on the recipient.
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But she said it's not clear if that waiver authority extends to ideas that Congress previously rejected.
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Cruz received his waiver at the start of 2013 but not at the beginning of this Congress.
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The proposed withdrawal of California's Clean Air Act waiver also seems to run afoul of the law.
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If the deal survives May, its next hurdle would be the next waiver due on July 11.
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Obama also, through the Clean Air Act, granted California a waiver to set its own, higher standards.
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If the waiver is not granted within 18 months, the entire Medicaid expansion would be ripped up.
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Every six months, however, presidents can sign a waiver to avoid these penalties on national security grounds.
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Instead, a complicated and most likely ineffective state waiver process has been substituted for a clear repeal.
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Every president since has used the waiver in an effort to avoid conflict with the peace negotiations.
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On most cards, you'll find rental car insurance is referred to as a waiver or similar term.
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Mexico and Canada have a waiver in place during negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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But some relatives -- like Nur's -- have had difficulty getting a waiver, which can be denied without explanation.
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The proposal comes after Congress passed legislation last year to add restrictions to the Visa Waiver Program.
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If he's still available in your league, drop whatever you're doing and put in a waiver claim.
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While this is not necessarily a difficult case to make, someone does need to request the waiver.
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"If you utilize this waiver, we look forward to reviewing the report as required," the senators wrote.
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The administration's attorneys said Kentucky's waiver will help people "graduate" from Medicaid to other forms of coverage.
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But unsatisfied with the state of negotiations that may have provided a permanent waiver from the tariffs.
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ROSS: WELL, QUITE A FEW WAIVER REQUESTS HAVE COME IN. MORE ACTUALLY THAN WE HAD HAD ANTICIPATED.
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Medical clearance, or the waiver of that clearance, was needed prior to the purchase of hearing aids.
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Earlier in the day, the committee voted to pass the waiver 34-85033, splitting on party lines.
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In response, Washington should revoke Fordow's sanctions waiver and use the opportunity to clarify its Iran policy.
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SunPower is one of many U.S. solar companies hoping to qualify for a waiver from the tariff.
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It's not just within USDA's legal authority to rein in this waiver abuse—it's the agency's duty.
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States could potentially make the changes without congressional approval if the Trump administration granted them a waiver.
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Earlier, sources said the United States will renew a waiver of the most punitive sanctions on Iran.
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The senior White House official said the White House believes issuing a waiver would survive legal scrutiny.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has applied this waiver to the entry of lawful permanent residents.
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But defense leaders on the Hill respect Mattis and are expected to push for the waiver. Sen.
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Senate Democrats like Bob Menendez and Republican Russia hawks, particularly in the Senate, may oppose the waiver.
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That state has a federal waiver to issue tougher standards, and the EPA is considering revoking it.
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The bills: One would begin the process of seeking a federal waiver to establish a reinsurance program.
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