"Just because they're waiving the penalty, doesn't mean they're waiving the taxes," he said.
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Both agreed the government could give families a choice between waiving their Flores rights (and staying in detention) and waiving their Ms. L rights (and being separated).
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Waiving costs associated with getting testedA number of insurers have begun to cover the cost of the novel coronavirus test, waiving co-pays, co-insurance and other payments associated with getting tested.
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Waiving sanctions on Arak undercuts, rather than reinforces, nonproliferation norms.
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Most airlines are waiving change fees for flights scheduled Jan.
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Amtrak is waiving fees for passengers who change their reservations.
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Both are waiving reservation change fees as the hurricane approaches.
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The bank remains committed to waiving the interest, Kanaan said.
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In this case, waiving the law is the best course.
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Dan Sullivan (Alaska), are opposed outright to waiving the regulations.
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With the storm's projected path tracking north and east, Atlanta-based Delta is capping some airfares, waiving some bag fees, and waiving certain change fees for flights to airports along the trajectory, including Mobile, Ala.
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Some colleges also provide incentives for students to apply, such as waiving the application fee if they visited the college, or waiving the essay, which allow students to apply easily to more schools, Farley said.
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Will big institutional investors balk at waiving their right to sue?
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The court order allows us to respond without waiving any privilege.
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They are also waiving all service fees for those in need.
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The FAA said the dangers warrant waiving the typical bureaucratic process.
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That's a problem, but waiving competition rules is the wrong solution.
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Insurance companies are waiving copayments for COVID-19 testing, NOT treatment.
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But states are currently waiving that requirement in high-unemployment areas.
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Apparel retailers are amping up online sales and waiving delivery fees
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Waiving upfront loan fees for veterans who want to be entrepreneurs.
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American is waiving the fee for changing flights scheduled through Sept.
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American is waiving the fee for changing flights scheduled through Sept.
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To do so, they are waiving the normal fees for booking changes.
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Amazon is also "proactively waiving" certain late-shipment fees, the emails said.
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I hear you are waiving fees for credit freezes which is good.
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Meantime, it's waiving the upgrade fee through the end of the year.
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Oakland also swapped rookie kickers, signing Daniel Carlson and waiving Matt McCrane.
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During the coronavirus pandemic, PayActiv is also waiving fees for its product.
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"I do," he said repeatedly in a soft voice, waiving each right.
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State health officials asked schools and businesses to consider waiving sick policies.
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But in the Senate, waiving a point of order requires 60 votes.
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The DHS made explicit they were enacting Trump's will by waiving the regulations.
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Which is why some Las Vegas hospitals are waiving fees for shooting victims.
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And get this: I am waiving my copyright fee for your own Toblorange.
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"The court order allows us to respond without waiving any privilege," Giuliani said.
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The Dolphins claimed him and kept him through 2018 before waiving him Wednesday.
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Gillibrand has said she staunchly opposes waiving the seven-year requirement for Mattis.
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The Senate voted 85-12 to resolve the problem by waiving the rule.Sen.
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Such deals allow defense lawyers to share information without waiving attorney-client privilege.
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The company is also waiving the change fee for flights scheduled for Monday.
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Section 22015 carves out an exception to that exception by waiving the shield.
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"Why have term-limit rules if we keep waiving them?" the lawmaker added.
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Other airlines, including United, Southwest, JetBlue and American, are also waiving certain fees.
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Such a pact lets defense lawyers exchange information without waiving attorney-client privilege.
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"Waiving the waiting week would really help as an emergency measure," says Stettner.
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Nike responded by changing its policy, waiving performance-pay reductions for pregnant athletes.
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Scroll down for links to U.S. airlines waiving change fees for Hurricane Irma.
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If the administration is serious about stemming the tide of addiction, waiving this Medicaid prohibition must be part of the strategy, just as the opioid commission has called for waiving a similar prohibition on Medicaid funding for many residential treatment programs.
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The Los Angeles Clippers are waiving center Marcin Gortat, according to multiple reports Thursday.
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Republican senators said the administration was seriously considering waiving the requirements for 10 years.
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But they are waiving change fees for flights in some parts of the Caribbean.
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"I'm the king of waiving late fees," said Aury Reyes, a customer service specialist.
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Shkreli's tweet did not amount to waiving his right against self-incrimination, experts said.
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Cboe will be waiving all of its transaction fees for the month of December.
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There was no prospect of them ever waiving their right to the tenant's rent.
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Case in point: Trump waiving his "Buy American" requirement for the Keystone XL pipeline.
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The ACLU argues that many migrants did not understand what rights they were waiving.
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However, the company is reportedly waiving its policies towards additional absences at this time.
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Trump also announced he was waiving interest on federal student loans until further notice.
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States have the option of waiving the Medicaid rule for pregnant immigrants and children.
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The energy grid was essentially destroyed, and hotels are shutdown and waiving cancellation fees.
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Waiving penalties eliminates any deterrent impact, and giving up damages is unfair to workers.
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For 24 hours on April 20th, the celebrations include waiving all national park entrance fees.
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Chase is also waiving some fees for government employees who have direct-deposit set up.
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This past summer, the San Antonio Spurs signed Fredette before waiving him during the preseason.
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Most of those who turned him down said they opposed waiving the five-year rule.
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States can force investors to sign agreements waiving their right to sue under the CPTPP.
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Chris filed a written plea Tuesday, waiving his right to an arraignment in open court.
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According to prosecutors, those kickbacks were paid by Sanchez by waiving copays required by Medicare.
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You're also waiving the right to be heard in court or have a jury trial.
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Oakland signed DL Demetrius Cherry to the practice squad after waiving him in early October.
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He gave Coulter an open invitation to Mar-a-Lago, waiving the $100,000 membership fee.
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President Trump also emphasized that the shipping industry is strongly opposed to waiving the rules.
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Already, we've seen fares go down in price and airlines waiving fees to change flights.
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It's also waiving the Amex Travel fee for making flight modifications through April 30, 2020.
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It is also waiving telemedicine costs for all urgent care for the next 90 days.
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Insurers will cover coronavirus care, but have not yet committed to waiving costs for treatment.
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"We'll be extra flexible in returning class credits and waiving late cancellation/no-show fees."
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And certain House chairmen are waiving the words "So help me God" from swearing-ins.
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The IRS in January announced that it is waiving the underpayment penalty for some taxpayers.
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Airlines said they were waiving fees to change flights to and from the East Coast.
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Airlines said they were waiving fees to change flights from and to the East Coast.
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The billionaire has a hearing scheduled for April 9 after waiving his arraignment on Tuesday.
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Most US airlines are waiving cancel and/or change fees for flights to any destination.
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JetBlue responded by capping its prices at $99 for direct flights and waiving certain fees.
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Both American Airlines and United Airlines are waiving change fees for all flyers affected by Irma.
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The government had showered voters with goodies, such as waiving rent fines and trimming prison sentences.
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Authorities said Trice provided police with his account of the incident after waiving his Miranda rights.
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The American Civil Liberties Union claims some parents did not understand they were waiving away rights.
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On Monday, the British Pregnancy Advisory Service announced they'd be waiving payments from Northern Irish women.
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Rossello announced on Twitter that the government is waiving rent for public housing until January 2018.
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Waiving the individual mandate will be too much to ask for most, if not all, Democrats.
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LATAM Airlines group is waiving cancelation and change fees for pregnant passengers afraid of Zika virus.
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For example, Brazil is waiving the visa requirement that typically costs tourists a couple hundred dollars.
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If she is telling the truth, she should have no reason for not waiving the privilege.
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So in other words, you're not waiving your rights in most cases by signing a lease.
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Several airlines are also waiving fees for some passengers who wish to change their travel plans.
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That carries out Trump's announcement last week that he was waiving the interest on student loans.
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The foundation is also waiving some media entry fees in an effort to attract new voices.
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United Airlines is waiving change fees for tickets issued between March 3 through March 31, 2020.
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It rewards flexible hosts for giving full refunds and waiving the usual service and cancellation fees.
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However, due to COVID-211, a growing number of states are waiving that unpaid waiting week.
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The company's Uber Eats service is also waiving delivery fees for small businesses in some places.
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Airbnb is waiving service fees for those affected by the disaster and checking in between Aug.
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The lock/unlock action typically comes with a small fee, which Equifax is waiving through Nov.
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Since then the Modi administration has been encouraging more crude imports by waiving some shipping requirements.
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So far, the two main prerogatives are waiving overdraft fees and extending payment deadlines, Sloan said Friday.
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Additionally, Facebook is waiving its typical 5% fee on donations to U.S-based nonprofits all day long.
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They could choose to have their children deported with them, by "waiving" the child's remaining legal rights.
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McCallum has said the government will consider waiving the repayment requirement for Syrian refugees who arrived earlier.
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Some hotels are waiving corkage fees on day trips, while tour groups are offering free airport pickups.
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And oftentimes, buried in there, is an arbitration clause, waiving your right to a civil jury trial.
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Despite near-record low unemployment, 33 states are still waiving work requirements statewide or in select areas.
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Waiving drug makers into the U.S. market will increase competition, reduce prices and prevent future price hikes.
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Failing to keep waiving the sanctions would essentially mean the United States is withdrawing from the deal.
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It also prohibits nondisclosure agreements from waiving any federal employee's rights under a host of whistleblower laws.
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That agreement was made in exchange for waiving financial sanctions on Iran and on its oil exports.
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Krawcheck has an ownership in that fund, according to the website, but is waiving her advisory fees.
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The provision permits waiving requirements in Medicare, Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program that normally apply.
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The state of New York is waiving the standard seven-day waiting period for workers to file.
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JetBlue is waiving change and cancel fees for customers traveling March 10, 2020 through April 30, 2020.
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The offer was conditional on the worker's waiving her right to be reinstated in her old job.
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And on Sunday, two of the nation's largest insurers said they are waiving patient costs for treatment.
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The trio was seen smiling and waiving from their car as they made their way to church.
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Luckily, most airlines are offering affected passengers options, by waiving change flight fees or offering free cancellations.
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All three airlines said they are waiving change fees for travelers who reschedule their trips to Italy.
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Airbnb is waiving all service fees for those affected by the disaster and checking in between Aug.
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Waiving the work requirement has contributed to record food stamp enrollment, and less time on the job.
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Major travel companies, hotels and airlines are waiving cancellation fees and offering refunds through most of February.
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In communities where ridership has been falling, the cost of waiving fares may be less than expected.
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We need to consider waiving the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requirements for all homeless housing projects.
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Airlines including American, Delta and JetBlue, are waiving ticket-change fees for travelers affected by the storm.
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Airlines including American, Delta and JetBlue are waiving ticket-change fees for travelers affected by the storm.
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The Trump administration is waiving certain procurement regulations to help speed up construction on the border wall.
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United Airlines lead the U.S. travel advisories on Wednesday, waiving change fees for passengers scheduled to fly Jan.
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PIRRO: Well, I want to talk about that, waiving the privilege on the Michael Cohen stuff, his lawyer.
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Capital One is also extending some loan payment due dates and waiving or refunding some credit card fees.
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The government had showered voters with pre-election goodies, such as waiving rent fines and trimming prison sentences.
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The agreement included waiving $1 million in permit and review fees for Nike to build the manufacturing facility.
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The New England Patriots are waiving injury-plagued wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell, according to multiple reports on Monday.
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By agreeing to pay, nonmembers are waiving their First Amendment rights, and such a waiver cannot be presumed.
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ReachNow is waiving the sign-up fee for new members who want to try the ride-hailing service.
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Already, house hunters are waiving inspections, making offers without even seeing homes and bidding well above asking price.
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These include details like waiving your right to a juried trial and agreeing to go into arbitration instead.
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The story was also updated to clarify that the waiving of privilege was on behalf of the President.
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Trump faces a May 12 deadline to decide whether to continue waiving sanctions against Iran or reimpose them.
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Hilton is waiving all change fees and offering full refunds for regions affected by government-issued travel restrictions.
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Rwanda's government took other steps too, waiving taxes and duties for glasses and deregulating the sale of glasses.
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Trump also announced that he was waiving all interest on student loan debt held by the federal government.
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He said waiving of arbitration only applied to those claims and not for other legal claims, like discrimination.
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Their food security proposals include waiving restrictions on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and on free school lunches.
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Local restaurants, for example, have been offering new discounts and waiving delivery fees to serve those in quarantine.
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But in an interview with Newsday published Friday, Anthony opened the door to waiving that clause and leaving.
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The Clippers cleared a spot for the extra player brought on in the trade by waiving Marcin Gortat.
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Mayors are considering waiving fares for bus service as a way to fight inequality and lower carbon emissions.
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Most big carriers were waiving change fees for customers ticketed to fly to the region during the storm.
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Thus, an employer or homeowner can always voluntarily cooperate with police in waiving the need for a warrant.
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Its processing partner, Square, waived their fees and ShipStation, partnered with FedEx, is waiving shipping costs, as well.
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Additionally, many insurers are waiving tele-health fees and some are even covering various treatment options for coronavirus.
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But he said the Securities and Exchange Commission should consider waiving such rules during times of market turmoil.
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Sun Country Airlines is waiving change and cancel fees for existing bookings for travel up until April 15.
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This includes waiving cost-sharing for the emergency room, urgent care or provider office visits for COVID-19.
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Carved out a tree trunk, the First Lady's sculpture appears to be waiving towards her hometown of Sevnica.
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Judith TydingsSouth Thomaston, Me. To the Editor: Re "Experts Urge Measures to Topple Cost Barriers That Discourage Care" (news article, March 4): New York and other states should not only be waiving "some fees and expenses" for people who are undergoing coronavirus testing; they should be waiving all of them.
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Authorities moved fast to rebuild: Santa Rosa fast-tracked permits and waiving fees, the Santa Rosa Press Democrat reported.
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Remedies could include waiving the debt, though some still may be ordered to surrender the money, Air Force Gen.
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A panel set up by Sitharaman's ministry had favored waiving the sourcing requirement for the U.S.-based phone-maker.
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SOUTHWEST AIRLINES SAYS WAIVING CHARGES ON FARE DIFFERENCES FOR CUSTOMERS WHO DO NOT WANT TO TRAVEL THE 737 MAX
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On Saturday, the waiving of admission fees was hardly what motivated them to join the steady procession of visitors.
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If Trump's tweets are disregarded, his record of action is largely cooperative in waiving privilege arguments and producing evidence.
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Wine County Animal Lovers is waiving adoption fees for people whose animals died as a result of the fires.
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Good ones can sometimes talk higher-ups at the insurance company into waiving some or all of the fees.
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The company said it is also waiving charges for fare differences following customer concerns about traveling on the jets.
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Your Money President Trump said he was waiving interest on federally held student loans because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Signing a player to a nonguaranteed offer sheet is not against league rules, nor is waiving him shortly thereafter.
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The governor also announced an order waiving mortgage payments for three months for homeowners facing virus-related financial hardship.
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Those steps include waiving copayments or doing away with requirements for prior approval for COVID-19 testing, AHIP said.
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Humana on Monday said that it's waiving telemedicine costs for all urgent care needs for the next 90 days.
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Although insurers are now waiving cost-sharing for COVID-28503 testing, the economic insecurity surrounding this outbreak is real.
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American Airlines is waiving change fees on flights involving 213 airports in the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia through Sept.
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It's also expanding the number of convenience stores available via the app — and waiving delivery fees for them too.
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Some landlords are waiving or lowering rent, and some employers are recognizing an obligation to look out for employees.
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Change policy: Generally, the airline is waiving cancellations for travel through May 31 and issuing credits for future travel.
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Uber Eats is also waiving delivery fees for over 100,000 independent restaurants to encourage people to support local businesses.
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Instead, they are exploring options such as virtual training, smaller groups, or waiving requirements until training can be completed.
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Facing a deadline of Thursday, the administration said it was waiving sanctions against Iran, as required under the deal.
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Later that day, he was presented with forms waiving his right to a lawyer and to contact his family.
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They are dropping educational requirements, waiving criminal background checks and offering training to prospective workers who lack necessary skills.
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In November, the United States said it would cease waiving punitive sanctions related to the Fordow plant from Dec.
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Those airlines, along with Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines, are waiving change fees for travelers affected by the storm.
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If the Trump administration decides to stop waiving these sanctions, it will constitute a material breach of the deal.
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Failure to continue waiving sanctions would likely be seen by Iran as a violation, leading to the agreement's death.
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Concessions usually take the form of waiving at least a months' rent, or recouping a broker's fee, Long said.
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Republicans are waiving that rule so that the package can be voted on the same day it is released.
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Delta and American are both waiving charges for changes in European travel as a result of the U.S. announcement.
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However, in an embarrassing overheard lunch conversation, Cobb revealed that McGahn is resisting in waiving claims to executive privilege.
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Noah and Rose are all but untradeable, and Anthony has shown no indication of waiving his no-trade clause.
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It's a pretty lovely gesture: There is no financial incentive for the hosts, other than Airbnb waiving small service fees.
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Other immigrant parents said they were misinformed, coerced, or tricked into waiving their rights to be reunited with their kids.
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It also asked the court to stop DHS from waiving any laws in order to expedite the project in California.
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Verizon plans to charge customers an extra $25 per month for 53G service, but it's currently waiving that added fee.
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These include: discounts on the application and franchise fees, waiving royalties for serveral months and providing training and other incentives.
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Accepting that they cannot pay it back, and waiving part of the debt, might be seen as abetting crony capitalists.
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There are actually a separate set of deadlines, entirely independent of INARA, for waiving a slew of sanctions on Iran.
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United is waiving fees for changing flights for customers flying into or out of 15 cities in Texas and Louisiana.
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In return, Amazon is waiving the placement fee required to run Prime Day promotions, which typically costs $500 per deal.
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The judge then reminded the actress that she would be waiving her right to stand trial if she pleaded guilty.
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The church also is waiving any confidentiality rights the diocese obtained while reaching abuse settlements over the years, Gainer said.
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Bennett makes sure the record reflects he felt strongly enough to request that Iowa's US Attorney consider waiving the mandatory minimum.
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Here's what is happening: Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is waiving certain flight test requirements for an airplane manufacturer.
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Verizon is waiving the Note 7's restocking fee through September 30th if customers wish to return the device completely.
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But the agency persisted, and the renowned engineering school agreed to accommodate the CIA by waiving its usual screening procedures.
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In waiving the opportunity to fire back with an emotional response of her own, she exemplified high emotional intelligence. Sen.
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The Trump administration is waiving numerous major environmental laws to build a wall and fencing along the border with Mexico.
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The ruling means that the administration will be able to continue waiving the regulations to build barriers on the border.
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Such clauses have long been criticized by consumer advocates who say that they unfairly force consumers into waiving their rights.
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Kavanaugh then clarified if Dorsey was waiving the argument for the purposes of this litigation, including at the Supreme Court.
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Iran's foreign minister has said Iran will restart its nuclear program if Trump decides to stop waiving sanctions next month.
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That agreement required waiving a statute specifying that the Parks Service wouldn't accept advertising dollars from alcohol or tobacco manufacturers.
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So if MacDonough said waiving Obamacare's regulations didn't comply with the Byrd Rule, that policy would traditionally be stripped out.
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"It's a research and demonstration statute; it's not carte blanche to waive whatever the secretary feels like waiving," Rosenbaum says.
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Mount Rainier National Park outside Seattle is open but waiving entrance fees, as is Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah.
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Ordinary Afghans have stepped up to share what little they have — waiving rent, delivering food and running fund-raising events.
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Like other delivery services, Uber is waiving delivery fees on all Eats orders from independent restaurants across the US & Canada.
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It will also be waiving late fees, along with domestic overcharges for data, voice and text, retroactive to March 13.
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Waiving the law now would allow foreign cargo ships to carry supplies to the devastated islands from the American mainland.
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Amazon told sellers on Tuesday that it's delaying inventory removal orders and waiving long term storage fees at its warehouses.
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Sephora said it's waiving standard shipping fees and extending its return policy to 60 days to be more online-friendly.
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That includes making moves on paid leave, debt relief, waiving work req's, guaranteeing healthcare, UBI, detention relief (pretrial, elderly, imm).
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When Shaqiri and Xhaka scored hundreds took to the streets across Kosovo to celebrate, waiving Kosovan, Albanian and Swiss flags.
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The ban mandates a worldwide review of vetting procedures and also prevents consulates from waiving visa interviews for repeat applicants.
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This is a scenario not unlike when Washington was in the nuclear deal but faced deadlines to continue waiving sanctions.
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Most of the banks are waiving fees, delaying loan payments, offering special services for your employees and stuff like that.
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The Philadelphia Eagles pared their roster of quarterbacks on Friday, waiving Christian Hackenberg and Joe Callahan, according to multiple reports.
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The union representing store workers launched a public campaign on the issue and both grocers capitulated, temporarily waiving the fee.
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American began waiving fees for rebookings on Friday so travelers using 39 airports in the Northeast could change their itineraries.
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Signing a player to a nonguaranteed offer sheet is technically not against league rules, nor is waiving him shortly thereafter.
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Terah Jay was front row at RiRi's Cincinnati concert Saturday when he goaded her into waiving the mic his way.
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Marriot Hotels and the Intercontinental Hotel Group are waiving cancellation fees and rules about pets "throughout the Southeast," Fox News reports.
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Regardless, Epic's move — not just with revenue split, but also its waiving of Unreal royalty fees — will earn developers more money.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN) floated the idea in a closed-door meeting as a condition for waiving Obamacare's regulations, and Sen.
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Airbnb is accommodating those affected by the disaster in Missouri by waiving all service fees and hosts are offering free rooms.
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United: The airline is waiving all fees and any additional costs are being waived for flights to and from 19 airports.
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These sanctions may inflame tensions in the region despite the fact that Trump is waiving economic sanctions related to the deal.
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Brussels aims to propose waiving visas for Turks on May 4 but that is strongly opposed by some EU member states.
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"We took a line that we wouldn't mind waiving off the local sourcing norm for Apple's high-end products," said Sitharaman.
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Waiving the essential health benefits could hurt people with pre-existing conditions because insurers could opt not to cover their treatment.
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I fired off an email to customer service, received an apology, a waiving of my styling fee, and I started over.
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Waiving the rating provision, but not the coverage guarantee for people with pre-existing conditions, would make the latter functionally useless.
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American Airlines and United Airlines also said they are waiving change fees for passengers whose travel plans are impacted by Irma.
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Access to treatment is particularly limited in rural areas, and waiving the IMD exclusion will do little to address that problem.
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And just because the airlines are waiving the rebooking fee doesn't mean that flights are an equal one-to-one swap.
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The statement came after the administration faced criticism Tuesday for not waiving the law, despite waivers for previous hurricanes this season.
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The Army is compensating by recruiting people who test below the preferred standard and by waiving certain felonies or medical conditions.
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The airline is waiving ticket-change fees for travelers booked through Monday if they can travel no later than Dec. 18.
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"[Waiving the change fee] is probably the only way I can get people to book," said Michael Boyd, an airline consultant.
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Many of the airlines are also waiving checked baggage and pet fees for those traveling out of Florida and the Bahamas.
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TESLA CEO ELON MUSK SAYS FOR THE REMAINDER OF SEPTEMBER, TESLA IS PERMANENTLY WAIVING THE $1500 SOLAR REMOVAL FEE REQUIREMENT - TWEET
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But Ellsbury is still here and he said that the Yankees had not asked him about waiving his no-trade clause.
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Not these days though ... we're told they're waiving it in light of the new safety measures brought on by the outbreak.
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The company said it would work with customers individually on things like waiving late fees, return check fees and interest charges.
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American Airlines is waiving rebooking fees for 14 Caribbean islands including Antigua, Puerto Rico and St. Lucia for flights scheduled Sept.
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Change policy: Broadly speaking, the airline is waiving cancellation fees for travel through May 31 and issuing credits for future travel.
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For any new bookings made between March 6 and 123, the airline is waiving change fees for travel through Sept. 8.
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United and American on Thursday joined Delta in also waiving fees for several routes in Italy as the outbreak expands there.
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Under the new rules, states will have a harder time waiving work requirements for able-bodied adults in high unemployment areas.
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Some in Congress have said that they oppose waiving the law that bans recently retired generals from being secretary of defense.
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We should consider waiving the debt ceiling if the debt hits certain targets, like declining as a share of the economy.
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Last week, ministers approved an order waiving fees for replacing lost or damaged passports, driver's licenses, ID cards, and work permits.
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Also, people were informed that they were waiving the mental-health screening recommended by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health.
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Accepting one of the settlement options means you're waiving your right to later sue Equifax (say, if your identity is stolen).
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" Environmental groups who were involved in the lawsuit also attacked the decision, calling the Trump administration's waiving of environmental statutes "unconstitutional.
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However, states like Kentucky, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin are waiving mandatory waiting periods so workers can get benefits faster.
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In a gesture aimed at boosting tourism, Brazil said it was waiving a visa requirement for visitors from the United States.
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Lunsford was arrested on Thursday in Florida and is on her way back to West Virginia after waiving extradition, authorities tell PEOPLE.
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Lyft also told Gizmodo in an email that it was only waiving forced arbitration for individual claims of sexual assault or harassment.
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Meanwhile, Bank of America, J. P. Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo are not offering loans but are waiving late and overdraft fees.
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"The possibilities include waiving late fees and not reporting an issue to the credit bureaus," a spokesman at Chase explained to CNBC.
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It's also the main way the company plans to make money, although it's waiving transaction fees for the rest of the year.
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January 12, 2015 - The DWSD offers to reconnect the city with Lake Huron water, waiving a $4 million fee to restore service.
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Another new perk: Google Express is waiving any delivery fees moving forward, so long as your order is above a store's minimum.
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The team also placed cornerback Horace Richardson and tight end Bug Howard on injured reserve while waiving/injured outside linebacker Aaron Wallace.
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The HHS Secretary has the power to permit states to advance the purposes of Medicaid by waiving some provisions of federal law.
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American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines issued travel alerts and began waiving re-booking fees for flights within affected regions.
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I didn't read mine carefully, but it had something to do with waiving my rights to sue in case I injured myself.
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"They call it active management and thinning, but they are really talking about logging by waiving environmental laws and input," Spivak said.
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But agency has said that waiving the rule would not help in this case due to damaged ports preventing ships from docking.
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The company also says that it is now waiving costs associated with credit freezes after Schatz accused Equifax of "ripping off" consumers.
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This second $500 million is conditioned on states waiving work-search requirements, waiting periods and penalties for employers that lay off workers.
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There might be political reasons for that — House Republicans have seen for themselves the blowback you can face for waiving those protections.
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Rx.Health usually charges hospitals a fee to use its platform, but it's temporarily waiving those fees in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
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American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and other major airlines are waiving some ticket change and cancellation fees as the coronavirus spreads globally.
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Uber Eats is waiving delivery and activations fees in the UK to support restaurants hit by decreasing demand during the coronavirus crisis.
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Airlines are waiving change fees for new bookings and in some cases cutting fares in an effort to entice travelers on board.
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Lawmakers have proposed legislation that would relax the system only somewhat, waiving the polygraph for certain veterans and former security clearance holders.
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Virgin Airlines is waiving the change fee for any guests who need to change flights because they are affected by the fire.
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Roy Cooper issued a state of emergency Friday so that farmers could harvest and move crops more quickly, waiving certain transportation restrictions.
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In January the board in effect gave Mr Smith tenure for life, by waiving the firm's retirement age of 75 for executives.
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President Trump is widely expected to try to do just that on May 12 by not waiving sanctions as the deal requires.
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With the storm's path uncertain, almost 2000 flights have been canceled and airlines and hotels are waiving fees in a widening area.
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Waiving the essential benefits could also potentially weaken prohibitions on insurers limiting the amount of care they cover, even in employer plans.
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Airlines are adding flights from Hawaii, capping airfares and waiving change fees as Hurricane Lane moves closer to the popular vacation destination.
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Waiving the rule is known as "martial law" and is typically only reserved for tight deadlines, like avoiding an imminent government shutdown.
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The EBA benefits 49 of the world's least-developed countries, waiving import duties to the EU on 99% of all exported products.
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They are also are waiving change fees, baggage and in-cabin pet fees for travelers who could be affected by the storm.
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He was full of ideas on how the city could help looted businesses, from offering interest-free loans to waiving July taxes.
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Waiving the essential health benefits rule won't directly affect most of the health plans that people get as a fringe benefit of employment.
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This program includes waiving late fees for up to 2000 days after the shutdown ends and preventing the suspension or cancellation of accounts.
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A public defender, Mike Kabakoff, told a judge that Terrell was waiving his right to attend Thursday's hearing in person or by video.
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Waiving the fees for companies with revenue under $5 million should help narrow the range of attack vectors PAEs have against smaller startups.
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Airbnb is waiving all service fees for those affected by the wildfire and are checking in between May 3 and May 21, 2016.
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Travel providers have begun waiving change fees and relax policies for select travel dates and airports in Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, and South Carolina.
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In December, CB&I said it reached a settlement with Cameron LNG resolving claims against the engineering firm and waiving schedule-related damages.
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Zimmerman, a white Hispanic, ended up waiving his right to a self-defense immunity hearing and was acquitted of criminal charges at trial.
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This was due to a number of extenuating circumstances, including the parent waiving reunification or a red flag indicating a possible criminal history.
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Gillibrand is the first lawmaker to oppose waiving the prohibition on former military officers heading the Pentagon less than seven years after retiring.
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The ruling means that the Department of Homeland Security will be able to continue waiving the regulations to build barriers on the border.
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There have been reports that parents who were deported without their children signed papers waiving their rights without knowing what they were signing.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said he would back waiving the committee's rules if Democrats skip the Judiciary Committee meeting on Thursday.
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Several banks, including J.P. Morgan, are waiving fees, extending loan repayment terms and working with customers to remove some of the financial strain.
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Thiam told weekly Sonntagszeitung that he is waiving part of his bonus in response to the lender's first full-year loss since 2008.
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The brand is waiving cancellation fees for existing bookings at all Arlo Hotels for stays beginning March 13, 2020 through May 31, 2020.
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It has committed to providing free disinfectant products to drivers and waiving delivery fees for Uber Eats for orders from over 100,000 restaurants.
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And on Sunday, Trump announced that health insurers Humana and Cigna would be waiving co-pays, co-insurance and deductibles on coronavirus costs.
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Trump must decide by mid-January whether to continue waiving U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports under the terms of the international deal.
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"Waiving interest doesn't waive the requirement to make your monthly payments — additional guidance or clarification would be needed from the government," she says.
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U.S. carriers are waiving change fees for new bookings as a way to encourage travelers to book, but that may not be enough.
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This also means if you played your cards right and waited until the last minute, you're waiving both the 2019 and 2020 distributions.
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Change policy: For customers scheduled to fly through May 31, JetBlue is waiving change fees and issuing credits for travel through Oct. 24.
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According to the Palm Beach Post, rumors have spread through the devastated island nation that the U.S. was waiving travel requirements for refugees.
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Shell's and Eni's local subsidiaries have also been charged with illegally assisting Adoke in waiving the taxes, according to last week's charge sheet.
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For example, it would all but prohibit states from waiving a federal rule that generally cuts off unemployed childless adults after three months.
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Carriers are also waiving fees for changing flights, baggage and for in-cabin pets for travelers who could be affected by the storm.
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Some were compelled to sign documents in a language they didn't understand, unknowingly waiving their right or their children's right to claim asylum.
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Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg brought out on cross-examination that the prosecutors did not videotape Ms. Ortega waiving her rights on Oct. 31.
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She also said airlines like JetBlue, American, Delta and United have been "unbelievable," waiving pet and change fees and capping prices on flights.
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Shell's and Eni's local subsidiaries have also been charged with illegally assisting Adoke in waiving the taxes, according to last week's charge sheet.
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If Congress does not restore sanctions, Trump has another opportunity in January, the next deadline to continue waiving the sanctions under the JCPOA.
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"I really don't have a reaction to that," said Anthony, who did acknowledge that he was open to waiving his no-trade clause.
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China on Wednesday announced that it is waiving tariffs on 16 types of U.S. products ahead of trade negotiations between Beijing and Washington.
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While the proposal requires a three-fifths vote for increasing the debt ceiling, it contains no such provision for waiving or suspending it.
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President Trump on Wednesday said he is considering waiving U.S. shipping restrictions under the Jones Act to help disaster aid reach Puerto Rico.
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Nineteen days after waiving Halak, the Islanders, in last place at the time, fired Coach Jack Capuano and replaced him with Doug Weight.
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Winds are likely to be strong enough to lead to major airline delays from Chicago to Boston, and airlines are waiving change fees.
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The weird things ... Desiigner is still charged with criminal menacing for allegedly waiving a firearm, yet authorities now concede there was no gun.
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Trump must decide by mid-January whether to continue waiving U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports under the terms of the international deal.
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The ACLU filed a set of affidavits Wednesday from lawyers who said that separated immigrant parents reported being coerced or pressured into waiving reunification.
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The sheriff of Tarrant County in Texas, Dee Anderson, said in a telephone interview on Monday that the waiving of extradition would speed Mrs.
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The carrier said on Twitter it was waiving boarding pass fees at the airport while passengers are unable to print tickets from the website.
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Waiving off online transaction fees could hurt the market value of these banks and their profit could decline up to 5 percent, analysts warned.
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Trump must decide by mid-January whether to continue waiving U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports under the terms of an international nuclear deal.
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The resort is waiving all cancellation penalties and change fees, and noted that should Doral be evacuated, guests will have to find alternate lodging.
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After waiving Sanders under the NBA's stretch provision, the Bucks signed Greg Monroe and later drafted Thon Maker to replace him on the interior.
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Delta Airlines: Delta and partner brand KLM are waiving fees until February 12 on flights to and from 24 airports on the East Coast.
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Buried in the Alexa Terms of Use is a clause that states that by using Alexa, you are waiving your right to sue Amazon.
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Trump must decide by mid-January whether to continue waiving U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports under terms of the nuclear deal he opposed.
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Credit Suisse's chief executive has announced he is waiving part of his bonus after the bank reported its first full-year loss since 2008.
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Brazil is waiving its typical visa process for foreign visitors this summer in a bid to increase foreign tourism for the Olympics and beyond.
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Travel + Leisure reports that American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Delta, and United Airlines are all waiving flight-change fees for travelers affected by the storm.
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That includes suspending foreclosures, waiving penalties or late fees for those with damaged homes and not reporting forbearances or delinquencies to credit reporting companies.
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Mr. Peña provided free robes and tried to keep prices down, sometimes entirely waiving fees for families unable to make the $70 monthly payment.
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The complete waiving of all eligible security assistance is another glaring indication that this administration is not serious about holding human rights abusers accountable.
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The good folks at the New South Wales RSPCA are waiving feline adoption fees for two weeks only at two of its Sydney shelters.
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As part of the rebrand, the company is offering customers free grocery pickup — waiving a fee that typically costs about $4.99 — until January 1.
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Hyatt is waiving all cancellation fees for stays through March 31, 2020 for any guests living in Greater China, South Korea, Japan, and Italy.
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Nor were they asked, as they were supposed to be, whether they understood the risk they were taking by waiving their right to one.
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In addition, both multiple airlines, including Delta and United announced they are waiving change fees for tickets associated with certain travel dates in March.
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In a May 24 letter, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo notified congressional leaders of the emergency declaration, waiving congressional review of the weapon sales.
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Last week, popular music platform Bandcamp announced that it would be waiving its revenue shares from all sales for 24 hours, starting Friday morning.
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It's unclear why the menacing charge is still on the table since it was based on him waiving a gun at the other driver.
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The call came days before Mr. Trump must decide whether to continue waiving American nuclear-related sanctions on Iran, as required by the agreement.
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Zencastr, one of the better tools for remote podcasters, announced today that it will be waiving the limits for those on its Hobbyist tier.
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In New York City and Washington, DC, the chain is moving to digital-only ordering, as well as waiving delivery fees in both cities.
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Delivery services like Grubhub and UberEats are deferring or waiving commissions in order to encourage diners to order more takeout from independent local restaurants.
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It's also waiving the standard $250 delivery and installation fee in light of the current situation, according to an email sent out to customers.
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Vendors and venue owners have also been waiving food minimums or site fees to ameliorate the stress of paying twice over for a wedding.
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Further, some banks, including Marcus and Citi, are now allowing customers impacted by coronavirus to break certificates of deposit early and are waiving fees.
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JetBlue is currently waiving change and cancellation fees to allow customers the opportunity to change or pause their travel plans should they need to.
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In the days after Thursday's certification deadline, Trump will also have to decide whether to continue waiving sanctions lifted as part of the deal.
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The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas and Frenchman's Reef & Morning Star Marriott Beach Resort are waiving hotel cancellation and change fees for certain arrival dates.
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Airlines were canceling flights and waiving changes fees Friday as a winter storm brought heavy snow to airports in the Midwest and Great Lakes.
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President Obama first began the process of waiving the sanctions in mid-January, and President Trump reluctantly continued to do so in May, 2017.
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Rather, it focused on what Trump was doing, like waiving the Jones Act, saying there are "tremendous strides" being made, and, of course tweeting.
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All three major US airlines operating transatlantic and transpacific routes are waiving change and cancel fees for travel to all of Europe and Asia.
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The dearth of Latinos in the Trump Cabinet is particularly noteworthy when Trump seems to be waiving many of the traditional requirements for such jobs.
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Metlife (MET) is waiving its retirement rule for Chairman and CEO Steven Kandarian, allowing the 64-year-old to stay on past his next birthday.
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Biden, instead, proposes waiving $10,000 per year -- up to five years -- for those with public service jobs, such as teachers and members of the military.
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Republicans have attacked these funds as an industry bailout, but Alexander proposed Republicans could live with them if Democrats bend on waiving some Obamacare rules.
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If this is a one-time situation, the lawyer could get both the board and the seller to sign a letter waiving the potential conflict.
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Q: With the Clippers waiving Isaiah Thomas, could you feasibly see the Celtics picking him up as an offensive upgrade to the Brad Wanamaker minutes?
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When you sign a contract with a forced arbitration clause, you are waiving your right to have your case heard by a trial by jury.
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Thai banks announced in March they are waiving fees for digital transactions, a major source of their fee income, in a bid to retain customers.
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Now fast forward almost a decade to January 2019, when Democrats objected to waiving Rule 85033 for 209 executive branch and 76 judicial branch nominees.
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Ongoing credit costs along with waiving fees while working with customers most impacted by the natural disasters may have a marginally adverse effect on revenue.
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Waiving the nonproliferation standard would open a pathway for Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear weapons as tensions with its regional rival, Iran, continue to escalate.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield said they are expanding coverage for telehealth services, which includes waiving cost-sharing for all telehealth services for fully-insured members.
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Last week, US Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos issued guidance for elementary and secondary schools and said the department may consider waiving federal assessment requirements.
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Delta is waiving change fees for all tickets issued between March 20203 and March 31 for travel between March 1, 2020 and February 25, 2021.
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American Express says it will work with affected card members on potential options such as waiving late fees, return check fees, and future interest charges.
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Other garages were waiving leasing fees altogether, and instead waiting until the end of drivers' shifts to see if there was any profit to split.
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The company will also be waiving some annual membership fees for non-profit orgs and government agencies looking to develop apps related to the outbreak.
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From waiving payments for members to allowing virtual visits, here's what major health insurers are doing to increase access to care for the novel coronavirus.
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But none of this will be possible if there is an international crisis every time there's a new deadline for certifying compliance or waiving sanctions.
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Some of the world's largest hotel chains are also waiving change and cancellation fees through March 31 for travelers who have booked in affected areas.
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In both cities, school officials were waiving certain paperwork requirements, including immunization records and birth certificates, in order to quickly enroll displaced children, he said.
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So should lawyers who conduct internal investigations worry about waiving the work product privilege when they lobby the SEC to go easy on their clients?
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It is also waiving the cost of an educational version of Minecraft, a popular video game it owns, for the first year schools use it.
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The new rule would limit states from waiving those standards, instead restricting their use to those areas that have a 6% unemployment rate or higher.
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"I guess I have to, your honor," Winslow told San Diego Superior Court Judge Blaine K. Bowman about waiving his right to a jury trial.
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In fact, they specifically said employees were not waiving their right when it came to age and could pursue age discrimination cases against the company.
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The largest U.S. airline is also waiving change fees for travel from 14 airports in the South, including Savannah and Raleigh, due to the storm.
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These include regulating the pharmaceutical industry as a utility, allowing states to operate as pharmacy benefit managers and waiving some provisions of the Medicaid program.
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The Department of Homeland Security wants to move ahead with U.S.-Mexico border projects, and it's waiving dozens of laws to get the job done.
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Typically, Google Express requires a membership fee or per-delivery charge, but it is waiving those costs until April 30th for purchases made through the Home.
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A Navy P-8 aircrew operating out of Misawa Air Base in Japan spotted the "help" sign and the castaways waiving their life jackets Thursday morning.
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And while Google Express typically has a membership fee or per-delivery charge, Google is waiving those costs for purchases made with Home through April 30th.
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Rosen Hotels and Resorts around Orlando, Florida, are offering a "distress rate" for those fleeing Florence, and is waiving fees for pets, per the Orlando Sentinel.
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In countries around the world, including many in Europe, cannot ensure that their citizens are not jihadists, why are we waiving the visa requirement at all?
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Russian policymakers have discussed scrapping profit tax on funds repatriated from abroad, and waiving any penalties incurred because the money was held outside Russia's tax jurisdiction.
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The Baltimore Ravens made a change at their No. 3 running back spot on Saturday, promoting Alex Collins from their practice squad and waiving Jeremy Langford.
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Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere will propose new security measures on Thursday, including speedier deportations and waiving doctor-patient confidentiality in some cases, German media reported.
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As Hurricane Madeline approaches Hawaii and Tropical Depression Nine strengthens near Florida, airlines have begun waiving change and cancellation fees for destinations that could be affected.
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But for Mr. Modanlo, whose soft-spoken English is laced with legalese, the idea of waiving his right to pursue vindication in court was especially difficult.
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To bolster its economy, Hong Kong is cutting taxes for small and medium-sized enterprises and waiving license fees for hospitality players hurt by the slowdown.
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But waiving the essential health benefits rule increases the risk that sicker people would not be able to buy insurance that covers the services they need.
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Additionally, through September 30, 2016, Verizon is waiving the restocking fee for any customers who purchased a Galaxy Note73 and wish to return or exchange it.
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They are waiving the change fees for travelers to reschedule their flights to, from or through New Orleans and other cities along the storm's predicted path.
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But DHS officials maintain that waiving the act for Puerto Rico would not help the U.S. island territory due to damaged ports preventing ships from docking.
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In December 2009, Republicans objected to waiving Rule 31 for a total of eight nominations, six to executive branch positions and two to judicial branch positions.
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On top of waiving fees and forgiving penalties, finance coach Carlos Then says your bank can lower your monthly payments so they're a bit more manageable.
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Taxes could be up to almost 40 percent depending on other earnings, but waiving the taxes will not represent much of a hit to the Treasury.
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Cassidy says states would have to show how they are providing "adequate and affordable" coverage to people with pre-existing conditions before waiving the ObamaCare rule.
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Three of the largest banks, J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Wells Fargo, are not offering loans, but are waiving fees and providing other assistance.
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Normally, each statue would incur $3113,125 for a "minor encroachment permit," but the Recreation and Parks Department waived this in the spirit of, uh, waiving fees.
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Each US airline is waiving change fees on new tickets — details of each airline's offer are here — to try and convince US travelers to book vacations.
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Justice Alito wrote a dissenting opinion, arguing that Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure treats a guilty plea as waiving such a claim.
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Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are doing their part to help financially-strapped folks living in the L.A. buildings they own ... by waiving rent for April.
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AT&T does impose data caps on its home internet service, but the company previously said it is waiving those fees for all home internet customers.
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The state is also making its own coronavirus test and waiving testing fees with state insurers in an effort to combat concerns about high testing costs.
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The hotel is waiving all cancellation penalties and change fees due to the storm and advising guests to visit the National Hurricane Center website at www.nhc.noaa.
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This is done to protect a company from inadvertently waiving lawyer-client privilege if they publicly reveal parts of an investigation without disclosing all the findings.
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Airlines are waiving baggage and pet fees Airlines have extended waivers and advisories for travelers with itineraries involving airports in the predicted path of the storm.
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The Senate parliamentarian said, while reviewing a different repeal bill, that waiving the essential health benefits requirement would violate the Byrd Rule, according to Senate Democrats.
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Discussions could also look at solutions focused more directly on refiner PES, like waiving its current RIN obligation valued at about $350 million, the sources said.
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The IRS granted a reprieve for taxpayers this month, waiving the penalty for filers who paid at least 85 percent of their total tax liability for 23.
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S it now owns are sufficient for its takeover bid for the Swiss airline catering firm to succeed, waiving the minimum acceptance level it had set previously.
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The justices will have to decide whether workers can be forced by companies to sign agreements waiving the right to bring class-action claims against their employer.
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American is waiving fees for itinerary changes on flights scheduled through And United Airlines expects to gradually resume service at the airports serving Washington, D.C., on Monday.
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That can include waiving a flight change fee if you get sick, reimbursing you for lost luggage, or providing food and lodging if the flight is delayed.
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Two other medical facilities in the area, the University Medical Center and Sunrise Hospital, are joining St. Rose in waiving at least a portion of patients' fees.
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But Europe's largest automaker made clear that its recommendation to clear top executives from responsibility for their actions does not imply waiving possible damage claims against individuals.
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The White House could extend a hand of cooperation by waiving its right of executive privilege over all but the most sensitive national security and military documents.
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"You just immediately responded that you would hand over tapes to this committee without any of your previous clients' waiving [attorney-client] privilege," Armstrong said to Cohen.
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As well as waiving loans taken by farmers, they would also look at raising the so-called minimum support prices that provide a floor for farm produce.
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The Timberwolves, undermanned due to a rash of injuries and recently waiving veteran guard Andre Miller, dropped to 19-41 overall, 0-3 against Dallas this season.
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Additionally, through September 30, 2016, Verizon is waiving the restocking fee for any customers who purchased a Galaxy Note 7 and wish to return or exchange it.
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Lee is hypocritical to have opposed the GOP plan for modifying or waiving a couple of the regulations when he supported the 2015 bill which repealed none.
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The Trump administration should reverse this course by repealing these restrictions on short-term insurance, and by waiving the mandate penalty for individuals enrolled in such plans.
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O'Rourke's plan would also reportedly make the naturalization process easier for 9 million already-eligible immigrants by waiving fees and providing prefilled applications, according to a statement.
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Stada said Germany's Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) had approved the renewed offer, waiving Bain and Cinven from a one-year ban from resubmitting a revised offer.
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The problem for Trump trying to quiet Comey is the fact that he's already opened the door to their conversations -- arguably waiving a claim of executive privilege.
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At WIRED, I wrote a story explaining why waiving HIPAA was actually not necessary in this case—but why worried healthcare providers might want it waived anyways.
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Eyes on Iran: Markets are also watching the U.S. posture toward the Iran nuclear deal and especially next month's decision on whether to continue waiving energy sanctions.
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Mueller's investigators have been reviewing more than a million pages of documents that the President and the White House legal team voluntarily turned over without waiving privilege.
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Their guidance included waiving overdraft fees, along with out-of-network ATM fees, late payment charges on credit cards and loans and early withdrawal penalties on CDs.
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The Jacksonville Humane Society in Florida is waiving adoption fees for anyone who donates a bag of pet food, hand sanitizer, or toilet paper to the shelter.
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Unemployment benefits -- Some states are waiving one-week waiting periods and relaxing certain rules to make it easier for their newly jobless residents to access these funds.
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American, Alaska, Delta, and United are expanding and waiving some change and cancellation ticket fees for both domestic and international flights as people reassess their travel plans.
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The building is currently offering two months free on a 14-month or 26-month lease, and waiving the amenity fee of $80 a month per person.
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Khosrowshahi recently said, in response to a question from former engineer and vocal opponent of forced arbitration Susan Fowler, that he would seriously look into waiving arbitration.
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That could involve temporarily waiving some rules or providing flexibility on others, as the SEC has done during previous disruptions and in other areas of the market.
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Most of the major insurers and regional Blue Cross providers followed Cigna in waiving cost-sharing on testing and diagnosis on a national level by early March.
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Airlines are waiving change fees for travelers affected by Hurricane Dorian, which strengthened into a Category 1 storm on Wednesday as it spun through the northern Caribbean.
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American Airlines is waiving change fees for travelers booked to or from 14 airports in the Caribbean this week if they can travel as late as Sept.
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"What Burgerim did is akin to Comcast taking the installation fee for a customer's new cable account and then waiving the monthly subscription charge," Restaurant Business wrote.
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Other US airlines, like Delta and American, have announced that they're waiving fees for people who want to change their scheduled flights through the end of February.
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It agreed to provide redacted emails at a charge of $1,485 for the search (waiving $60 because it was in the "public interest") and $5 for copies.
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Think about it: Could Britain or Canada curry favor with the incoming administration by waiving regulations to promote Trump golf courses or directing business to Trump hotels?
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To ease the financial hardship and difficulties many Americans are already facing, Amex is waiving interest and late payment fees for both its personal and business cardholders.
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"We are waiving ATM fees for our customers who might need to use other ATMs and noncustomers who use our ATMs," the bank said in a statement.
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According to the suit, she was fired with a string attached -- if she signed an exit agreement waiving all rights to sue Diddy, she wouldn't be prosecuted.
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Soon after, Assad enacted some early reforms in the agricultural sector: scaling back privatization, increasing subsidies, waiving farmers' debts, and setting up emergency funds for the rural poor.
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Adeptus defaulted on loan payments that were due March 31, but Deerfield plans on waiving the default and pouring more money into Adeptus' facilities to keep them operating.
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" Some protesters also showed up near the New Jersey golf resort, waiving signs reading, "Do you know where our children are?" and "Even the Trump family belongs together.
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Say, for example, your fiance signs an agreement waiving his or her spousal right to an interest in a qualified retirement account, such as your 401(k) plan.
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On Monday, Triple H goaded Rollins into waiving his employment rights so that, despite his lack of medical clearance, he could seek revenge against his tormentor this Sunday.
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Kelly attributed his company's success in part to its policy of letting customers check two bags for free and waiving change fees when travelers alter their flight details.
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The report says that waiving royalties between 1996 and 2000, the final year royalty-free leases were offered, likely increased bidding for offshore leases by almost $2 billion.
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The $38.75 million deal, which includes waiving $12 million in outstanding tickets, means some drivers will be reimbursed for portions of tickets they received between 2010 and 2015.
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This year it also began offering additional discounts, such as waiving basic monthly fees for gas, which have accelerated the pace of customer acquisitions from its chief rival.
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Google is waiving its traditional 30 percent fee for apps and in-app purchases as part of the program, which the company is calling Giving Season on Play.
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Williams, 24, is currently being held in the Fulton County Jail after waiving her first appearance in front of a judge on Monday, according to online jail records.
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First, Senate Democrats take issue with temporarily waiving a requirement to obtain a permit from the Environmental Protection Agency to use certain proven mosquito-killing sprays like DDT.
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White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said on Tuesday that President Obama would not yet support waiving the veterans' debt; he only wants to expedite the appeals process.
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Some of the biggest names in the industry are waiving fees and being extra-accommodating by giving travelers a few days to regroup and find a new flight.
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Some of the many things they are willing to do for you include lowering monthly payments, waiving late fees and even deferring a payment or two, Entrepreneur noted.
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By administrative rule, the price is $12,500 for the entire statewide voter file, and Wisconsin law does not contain any provision for waiving the fee for voter data.
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Senators Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, both Democrats, have called on airlines to help reduce waiting times by waiving fees for checked baggage.
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Waiving the threshold would make it hard for EP Global to get the 75% majority needed for striking a "domination" agreement and getting access to Metro's cash flows.
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The fact of the matter is, even if Paygo itself is never implemented, the act of waiving it provides an opportunity for conservatives to negotiate for concessions elsewhere.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said it would not be temporarily waiving the Jones Act, which limits shipping between coasts to U.S.-flagged vessels, according to Reuters.
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"It's impossible to count the number of people listed on a waiver, because they describe the type of person they're waiving rather than directly naming them," he said.
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Thursday's operation was part of an inquiry, known as "Operation Zealots," into kickbacks by companies through lobbyists to tax officials in return for waiving tax debts and fines.
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"Many of our AT&T Internet customers already have unlimited home internet access, and we are waiving internet data overage for the remaining customers," a company spokesperson said.
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Most or all major internet and wireless providers in the U.S. signed up for the pledge, agreeing to take actions like waiving late fees and not terminating service.
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The Trump administration stepped up assistance on Thursday, temporarily waiving a shipping law that some officials said was slowing efforts to get food and medicine to the island.
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Health insurers Cigna and Humana are now waiving patient cost-sharing on all treatment for coronavirus, including hospitalizations and ambulance transfers, for their insured members and employer plans.
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Some insurers have implemented changes for Advantage Plans — such as waiving certain preauthorization requirements or expanding telehealth services — in an effort to expand access to care for beneficiaries.
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Dan Gilbert, the billionaire owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, is waiving the rent payments of small businesses located in buildings owned by his real-estate company, Bedrock Detroit.
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By waiving these laws, DHS would not have to go through the justification and approval process in order to make a direct award to a company, she said.
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By contrast, the Oregon legislature recently approved an amendment waiving the waiting period in cases where the physician believes the patient will likely die within 15 days. Gov.
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With the path of the hurricane still shifting, some airlines are offering lower, capped prices on flights out of Florida, and some are waiving baggage and pet fees.
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Still, Desai said the city's response has been slow and underwhelming, noting the municipality waiving small fees for taxi drivers but not solving the root of the problem.
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Virgin also donated to the British Red Cross and asked others to donate to the Red Cross through the Virgin Money Giving platform, which is waiving processing fees.
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Now, if the president wants to remove sanctions against Moscow, he needs to explain the policy fully to Congress and receive its blessing before waiving or terminating them.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: Indicated 26.00 percent higher Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has criticised Volkswagen's board for not waiving bonuses.
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Miami, the Knicks' opponent Sunday, could be the kind of team Anthony would consider waiving his no-trade clause for, although Chris Bosh's health uncertainty could complicate the matter.
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Sprint has said it will offer customers loaner devices, while Verizon is waiving its restocking fee for customers who want to return the Note 7 and get another phone.
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Ahead of the severe weather set to make its way across the Northeast, Delta and United airlines are waiving their flight change fees for travelers scheduled to fly Friday.
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He said nothing during the proceedings except to answer "yes" when the judge asked if he understood he was consenting to waiving the customary 72-hour deadline for arraignment.
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Another add-on option would be limiting the total amount of downloads to increase demand and/or waiving the viewing constraint to launch a more focused drive in traffic.
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The order gave federal agencies the authority to ease 'unwarranted economic and regulatory burdens' of the law by waiving or delaying the enforcement of key rules under their jurisdiction.
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The situation was chaotic and confusing enough that the federal government took an unusual step: waiving a number of provisions of HIPAA, a law intended to protect patient privacy.
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Waiving the law would allow international ships carrying food, water, and medical supplies to reach the island, and many people on the island desperately need all of those things.
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Waiving Yabusele opens a roster spot, perhaps for 7-foot-7 Tacko Fall, an undrafted rookie free agent who is playing for the Celtics in the NBA Summer League.
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While some parents are looking to home school schedules and sharing lists of online activities that are temporarily waiving subscription fees, others are removing the caps on screen time.
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"By waiving these rules, we can quickly bring many of these facilities online to help Texas communities maximize their hospital capacity and provide care to Texans in need," Gov.
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Here are some of the new policies from several major airlines: American Airlines is waiving change fees for all tickets purchased between March 230, 22020 at 313:231 p.m.
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Bloomberg News reported last week the administration was seriously considering waiving the requirements for some energy shipments and that Trump was leaning in favor of some kind of waiver.
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He also announced he would be waiving all interest on federal student loans, allowing borrowers who are facing financial hardship due to the coronavirus to pause payments without penalty.
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In addition, New York City has extended financial assistance programs to property owners worried about paying their real estate taxes and is waiving some late fees on business taxes.
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Verizon Wireless and AT&T say they're both waiving mobile-data overage fees to help customers deal with the coronavirus pandemic, but the fees will not be waived automatically.
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Delta Air Lines is waiving the cancellation and change fees for travelers hesitant to travel to several cities in Italy because of the recent spread of the coronavirus there.
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" Referring to the common practice of waiving customs duties on cars imported by senior foreign officials, he added, "He had been given a privilege, and he has misused it.
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Delta Air Lines is currently waiving fees for customers who want to change their travel plans, but has not suspended any flights at the time this article was published.
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Mr. Sick said the United States could now consider again waiving sanctions against some countries that rely on Iran's oil exports, such as India, Japan, South Korea and Turkey.
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The special counsel told the court they are discussing van der Zwaan's waiving of his FOIA rights because the same judge drew attention to a similar agreement with Gates.
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Last week, the Fed made it easier for bigger lenders to merge by waiving the required review of bank business for lenders with assets of less than $100 billion.
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Trump dithered in dispatching the USNS Comfort and waiving the Jones Act, which raises the cost of shipping to Puerto Rico (and the Jones waiver expired as of Sunday).
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RELATED: Mattis emerges with strong support The law is designed to underscore the importance of civilian control over the military, a principle lawmakers said they did not take waiving lightly.
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Indonesia-based terrorism expert Sidney Jones told Reuters that waiving the requirement for Bashir to pledge loyalty to the state and secular state ideology would have set a dangerous precedent.
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Meanwhile, countering moves by rivals Target and Walmart, Amazon expanded free shipping to all U.S. customers for a limited time during the holiday season, waiving the $25 minimum purchase amount.
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The administration has been hoping to speak with vendors about waiving or reducing some fees, but with the crisis it has been difficult to get through to some of them.
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So, for example, she does kind of talk about promoting naturalization, waiving fees in some cases, recognizing that some of the costs of becoming naturalized can be prohibitive for immigrants.
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In 2009, President Barack Obama declared a national emergency amid the outbreak of H1N1, better known as swine flu and allowed the waiving of some rules such as privacy laws.
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However, market regulator CMVM said on May 23 it was waiving this requirement, effectively allowing CT to raise its stake in EDP, even if it doesn't reach a simple majority.
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That fee is in line with what competitors from Morgan Stanley to Wealthfront charge for similar services, but unlike most rivals, the bank is waiving fees for the underlying investments.
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On Jones Act: Bossert said there were plenty of US-flag ships to deliver relief to Puerto Rico, so waiving the Jones Act wasn't necessary, rather Trump did it proactively.
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American Airlines issued a severe weather advisory, waiving change fees for travelers booked through Charlotte Douglas International, a major regional hub that faces the possibility of delayed or canceled flights.
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The final version of an annual defense policy bill would set criteria for waiving sanctions on countries that have bought Russian weapons but now want to turn to U.S. arms.
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Here's a few notable details: Russia sanctions: The bill would set criteria for waiving sanctions on countries that have bought Russian weapons but now want to turn to U.S. arms.
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Nuevo Leon said the 2014 accord violated state law by offering what it had called "excessive" incentives, such as waiving Kia's obligation to pay state income taxes for 20 years.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has criticized the executive board of scandal-ridden carmaker Volkswagen for not waiving bonuses despite bringing the company to the brink of collapse.
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In Monday's letter, the union asked the Trump administration to consider measures such as waiving the appearance of some respondents, allowing for telephonic appearances and limiting in-court paper filings.
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The senator said they also discussed actions the administration could take on its own that would help the economy, like waiving the requirement that people make their estimated tax payments.
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Several hotel chains have already closed dozens of locations due to coronavirus, issuing refunds to guests, and many are waiving cancellation fees for guests who change their minds about staying.
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IHG, which includes brands like Holiday Inn, Intercontinental, and Kimpton, is waiving cancellation fees for existing and new bookings at all its properties globally for stays through April 30, 2020.
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CVS' Aetna, for instance, is waiving costs for all virtual visits through its covered Teladoc services and in-network providers who offer live video-conferencing for the next three months.
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France France unveiled arguably the most wide-reaching measures in Europe on Monday, waiving rent and utility bills for smaller firms and guaranteeing €300 billion ($324 billion) worth of loans.
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Wednesday, it was reported the Trump administration was considering another idea: extending the tax deadline from April 15 or waiving late fees or penalties for those affected by the coronavirus.
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If Macron cannot avert the worst on Iran — a decision by Trump on May 12 to torpedo the nuclear deal by no longer waiving sanctions — then all bets are off.
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The National Credit Union Administration, the industry's regulator, issued special waivers to facilitate the lending binge, for example waiving a requirement for borrowers to make a 20 percent down payment.
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The luxury hotel chain is also waiving fees for those who are traveling from Europe, Iran, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan at any Four Seasons hotel globally.
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It did not directly comment on the letter but said in a statement it is providing certain insurance and medical benefits to its drivers as well as waiving rental charges.
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A growing number of lenders are allowing cardholders to skip a payment and waiving fees, often on a case-by-case basis, according to Ted Rossman, industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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Not only was it a deferment—instead of a fee waiving—for only a month, it obliged restaurants to use Grubhub for a year after signing up for the program.
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"We are automatically halting all disconnections and waiving data overage caps on home internet for all customers for those same 60 days [March 13 to May 13]," AT&T added.
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At the time, the President said he was waiving sanctions only to give Europeans time to come to an agreement with the US. "This is a last chance," Trump said.
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Chipotle's lawyers at Messner Reeves argued that the plaintiffs' lawyers had compromised their clients' interests by urging them to join the court case, thereby potentially waiving their right to arbitrate.
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In May, the administration announced it would keep waiving nuclear-related sanctions on Iran, but that it was imposing new sanctions on the Islamic Republic over its ballistic missile program.
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Major U.S. carriers including Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United and Southwest are waiving change and cancellation fees and have cancelled some flights altogether to certain Caribbean airports this week.
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DHS WAIVES ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS FOR WALL: The Trump administration said Tuesday that it is waiving dozens of environmental laws for construction of the president's wall along the border with Mexico.
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Among CAP's many positive proposals is one more that Dems should reject, waiving the tax on health insurers that agree to remain in markets with only one or no insurers.
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Washington (CNN)The Chinese are waiving tariffs on some US goods, but the move won't offer relief to American farmers who have been the hardest hit by Beijing's retaliatory tariffs.
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Today, Bandcamp is here to make it easier to do some good, as the platform is waiving all of their commissions so that purchase revenue goes directly to the artists.
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"I would urge everyone to donate to the British Red Cross through Virgin Money Giving (who are waiving their fees in support of the appeal) to help local communities," he said.
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She resigned her new position in February and a few weeks later, the prime minister gave her the all clear to speak publicly about the whole affair, waiving solicitor-client privilege.
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In a highly unusual move, Krushelnitsky offered to give back the medal even before his doping was confirmed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, waiving his right to a hearing.
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Golden State's options came down to cutting Casspi or waiving someone from its center-by-committee sextet of Zaza Pachulia, Jordan Bell, David West, JaVale McGee, Kevon Looney and Damian Jones.
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The Naples Daily News reports that 41-year-old Mesac Damas was sentenced by a judge Friday after waiving his right to a jury and to have attorneys present mitigating evidence.
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In a second letter on November 7th, Sir Chris called for the waiving of a "confidentiality agreement" that he says the LSE signed with Mr Rolet, preventing him from speaking out.
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"Waiving EHBs causes such uncertainty because you'd get a race to the bottom" as insurers competed to provide cheap plans, said Karen Pollitz, a healthcare expert at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Why it might make sense that he is waiving the sanctions: His national security team was working to convince him this week to waive them, as we reported earlier this week.
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By waiving taxes on the premiums, the current law subsidizes health insurance for those who obtain coverage through their employer, so it encourages purchase of overly generous provisions like low deductibles.
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He said the federal budget included over 100 billion euros to stabilise pensions and should be able to weather the lost revenue associated with waiving taxes on certain retired-pegged investments.
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The CITT also said Ottawa should consider waiving all duties on drywall used in the Fort McMurray region if it felt the reduced 43 percent tariff would harm the reconstruction effort.
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A swarm of North Korean female fans wearing red and white tracksuits marched up to the stands, smiling and waiving to passers-by as out of uniform police officer looked on.
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Trump is weighing whether to continue waiving sanctions on Iran's energy and banking sector that were lifted as part of the 2015 agreement in exchange for curbs on Tehran's nuclear program.
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NOT A DONE DEAL: The Trump administration left the door open Wednesday to waiving a shipping law to make it easier to get goods to Puerto Rico for Hurricane Maria recovery.
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The two men, in hopes of speeding up the inquiry, took a highly cooperative stance with special counsel Robert Mueller, including reportedly waiving executive privilege to provide him with numerous documents.
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Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie dismissed Cobb and Dowd as a "C-level legal team" for waiving the privilege so readily, which he said could harm Trump's future legal defenses.
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WOSU reports those changes include limits to environmental aquatic impact statements and waiving a required permit to dump regulated pollutants into large bodies of water after a certain period of time.
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An Amex spokesperson told FREE it's assisting consumer, small business, and corporate card members who are affected by the shutdown by waiving late fees, return check fees, and future interest charges.
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IATA has also called on governments to support cargo operators by waiving certain fees, granting temporary traffic rights and exempting air cargo crew members from quarantine requirements in countries they enter.
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Although Democrats hope to pass a bill waiving testing fees for insured patients (and some states like New York and California have already made efforts toward this), it hasn't happened yet.
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Enterprise car rental is waiving fees for prepaid rentals and is dropping fees if customers need to drive cars and drop them off at a different location from the pickup points.
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In addition to Bandcamp waiving its fees, dozens of labels, including Anti-, Fat Possum, Merge, Polyvinyl, Saddle Creek and Sub Pop, gave up 100% of their revenues to artists on Friday.
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State leaders from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party quickly promised to address their concerns — guaranteeing better crop prices, waiving farm loans and improving other assistance — and then quickly sent them home.
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S.A." During the 15-minute hearing, Mr. Comello smiled several times and seemed calm as he signed papers waiving his right to an extradition hearing "without reference to guilt or innocence.
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Comcast said Thursday it was raising its speeds for all its low-income users, while AT&T said it was waiving data caps for consumers that have plans with usage caps.
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The new policy allows employees to stay home if he or she is unable to work or feels "uncomfortable" at work, by waiving Walmart's attendance policy through the end of April.
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In response, a number of states and private health insurers have committed to waiving any costs associated with getting tested for the novel coronavirus, which causes a disease called COVID-19.
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A Detroit-based real-estate company owned by Quicken Loans cofounder Dan Gilbert is waiving rent and parking payments for up to three months for the small businesses located in buildings.
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To do that, he recommended suspending Small Business Authority loans and tax payments, and potentially waiving payroll taxes for the first 100 employees of a company to help target small businesses.
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Modi's office has proposed waiving the carbon tax of 400 rupees ($5.61) per tonne that was levied on the production and import of coal, according to the documents reviewed by Reuters.
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China's e-commerce goliath has rolled out a series of measures, including waiving merchant fees and slashing logistics costs, designed to provide some relief for small businesses amid the debilitating coronavirus.
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Modi's office has proposed waiving the carbon tax of 400 rupees ($33) per tonne that was levied on the production and import of coal, according to the documents reviewed by Reuters.
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The I.R.S. said its ruling would provide "appropriate" relief to borrowers by waiving taxes on both federal and private loans that are forgiven because their schools misled them or closed abruptly.
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U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel rejected arguments by the state of California and advocacy groups that the administration overreached by waiving laws requiring environmental and other reviews before construction can begin.
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By waiving privilege protections from the tape, Trump's legal team has given federal prosecutors in Manhattan the ability to hear the tape in the criminal inquiry into Cohen, NBC News reported.
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The most significant step would be to guarantee continued funding to reimburse insurers for waiving deductibles and co-payments for low-income customers, as the health law requires companies to do.
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The former Bachelor star entered a plea of not guilty on paper on Tuesday, May 16, waiving his right to an arraignment in open court, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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And when users accept Uber's terms of service—by simply using the app—they are waiving their rights to a trial by jury, a policy a number of women are currently fighting.
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Hilton Worldwide is now waiving cancellation fees for guest reservations in areas with active mosquito-borne transmission of Zika virus as identified by the World Health Organization, according to spokesman Chris Brooks.
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Back at school, Sheriff Keller and Principal Weatherby find out that some red-headed kid was waiving a gun around the South Side last night, so they ask to see Archie's locker.
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Facing investor redemptions and faltering performance, Brevan Howard, the London-based firm with a $14.5 billion flagship fund, is telling existing clients that it is waiving its management fee, CNBC has confirmed.
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In coordination with outdoor retailer REI's #OptOutside initiative, which encourages people to get outside instead of hit the malls on Black Friday, Hipcamp is waiving all service fees over the Thanksgiving weekend.
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In the newly announced New York pilot, Amazon is waiving its Prime membership fee for food stamp customers who want to shop for groceries and household staples through AmazonFresh and Prime Pantry.
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"I know of nothing in the Flores settlement that stops families from waiving their rights under the agreement and electing to remain in an unlicensed family detention center together," Holguin's affidavit said.
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" Why this was coming: "Legal experts have said Flynn was unlikely to turn over the personal documents without immunity because he would be waiving some of his constitutional protections by doing so.
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The law sets out the timetables by which the president must decide whether to continue waiving sanctions (every 120 days) and if Iran is in compliance with the deal (every 90 days).
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This would include reviewing technical and regulatory barriers to entrepreneurial culture and a commitment to waiving the university tuition fees of any graduate that starts a successful business from scratch, he said.
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The Trump administration has used the power a handful of times to upgrade and repair border fencing, waiving dozens of laws each time pertaining to environmental standards, religious protection and other policies.
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Diaz maintained that despite waiving more than two dozen laws, CBP remains "committed to environmental and cultural stewardship" and that it consulted with federal and tribal agencies as well as nonprofit groups.
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Senators Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, both Democrats, have called on airlines to lend a hand in reducing waiting times by waiving the fees for checked baggage.
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Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) said Friday that President Trump is "waiving executive privilege" by tweeting about the investigation into ties between the Trump administration and Russia during the 85033 presidential election.
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The exemptions published Wednesday appear designed to alleviate those concerns by waiving the travel ban for certain groups "in light of the foreign policy and national security interests," as both notices say.
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The justification is always the same — waiving the Jones Act makes it possible for ships to transport necessary supplies, such as oil from other parts of the United States to affected areas.
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The brand, which includes Kimpton, Intercontinental, Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza, and many others, is waiving all cancellation fees for existing and new bookings made between March 9, 2020 and April 30, 2020.
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At the end of a week full of talk about bailouts and stimulus, President Trump said Friday afternoon that he was waiving interest on all student loans held by federal government agencies.
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He added that the state is looking into waiving rules to allow out-of-state doctors and nurses to work in Florida temporarily if private hospitals experience shortages of health care workers.
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N) said on Thursday it is waiving data overage fees for all home internet users who are not currently on unlimited data plans, citing the coronavirus outbreak, while Comcast Holdings Corp (CCZ.
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And on March 16, Hilton updated its policy and is now waiving fees for changes or cancellations made up to 24 hours before a scheduled arrival until April 30, 2020 as well.
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In the letter, the board members said they had worked "tirelessly" in recent days to meet "virtually every demand you imposed," including waiving a breakup fee if a deal was not consummated.
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The shooter, who surrendered to police, revealed this during an interrogation at El Paso police headquarters, after waiving his Miranda rights, according to a court affidavit obtained by the New York Times.
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N) said on Thursday it is waiving data overage fees for all home internet users who are not currently on unlimited data plans, citing the coronavirus outbreak, while Comcast Holdings Corp (CCZ.
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Rick Scott declared a state of emergency on Monday for all 67 counties in the state, making it easier for the counties to house, educate and help Puerto Ricans by waiving regulations.
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The SBA is waiving the requirement that businesses have one year of operations prior to the disaster, but businesses are not eligible if they were not in operation on January 53, 2020.
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For his company's part, Stephenson said AT&T (T) is waiving data caps for individual and small business broadband consumers, and will not be enforcing data overage fees or late payment fees.
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Equifax has reached out to consumers, offering a year's worth of free credit monitoring, and waiving the usual fees charged for those who opt to place a freeze on their credit records.
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Wong and Siu are trying to convince their respective university leaders to offer support for the striking students with measures like waiving attendance records or providing recorded lectures, as Fu has done.
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But none may be as consequential as his decision on April 18 to certify that Iran is abiding by the nuclear deal of 2015, paving the way for further waiving of sanctions.
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Gillibrand did not discriminate against veterans by voicing her opposition to waiving a law that requires the secretary of Defense to not have been in the military in the past seven years.
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The catcher still was a member of the Brewers throughout the game, but he will reportedly be dealt to Cleveland for four prospects pending the waiving of his limited no-trade clause.
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That didn't stop the president from smiling and waiving as he stepped off Air Force One to shake hands with Cuban officials trained by Russia's KGB to act against the United States.
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At the time, the department had faced pressure from the mayor to hire at least 100 more officers, and it began waiving background checks and psychological evaluations for applicants from other agencies.
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Kayak, for example, is adding a filter to show which providers offer free cancellations (in the form of travel credits) and those waiving their change or cancellation fees, according to a spokeswoman.
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The market turned slightly higher after China's foreign Minister Wang Yi said the U.S. has shown good will by waiving tariffs and China is willing to buy more American products, Reuters reported.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A Brazilian federal court dropped a case against Joseph Safra, the world's richest banker, over an alleged scheme to pay bribes to government officials in return for waiving tax debts.
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And he has several suggestions that would make it much easier for immigrants to become citizens, like sending them pre-filled application forms as soon as they qualify and waiving the application fee.
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" Nancy Clark, Verizon's SVP of customer service, released a statement saying the company is "waiving late fees and agent assist fees for federal government employees directly impacted for the duration of the shutdown.
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A growing number of colleges and universities are postponing tuition payments, waiving late fees, and providing emergency grants to students whose finances have been tied up by the longest government shutdown in history.
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However, Western Digital said on Thursday it would not agree to Toshiba's terms of waiving consent rights that will help it block the deal as a condition to participate in the joint investment.
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And if you look at the terms of services of TrustedID Premier, it says you can't participate in a class action: ⑤ …which means WAIVING YOUR RIGHT to a class action or class arbitration!!
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James Mattis to serve as defense secretary by waiving the legal requirement that he be out of the military for seven years before doing so, according to White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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The Financial Secretary, who took office in January after his predecessor resigned, announced several one-off measures on his speech including a reduction in personal salaries, corporate profits taxes and waiving property levies.
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However, the associated perks of free parking and waiving of tolls has led to a rise in traffic, which contradicts the government's aim to reduce congestion and promote walking, biking and mass transit.
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But after being questioned, the lie soon fell apart and she signed documents in English waiving her rights to any future US visa or citizenship under the condition that she would be released.
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The Federal Communications Commission is waiving some of its rules in an attempt to help Jewish Community Centers and law enforcement officers find the source of bomb threats to JCCs around the country.
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For more click on Brazilian prosecutors on Thursday charged Joseph Safra, the world's richest banker, in connection with an alleged scheme to pay bribes to government officials in return for waiving tax debts.
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Stripe, the back-end processing company that Rage Donate uses, will be waiving its processing fee for the first $15,000 donated to nonprofit organizations listed on the website that aren't already Stripe users.
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Some Senate conservatives are pushing to invert the waivers: make waiving (or rather repealing) the Obamacare regulations the default nationwide, but then allow states to opt in to the rules if they want.
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The organization, which is working with the County of El Paso and the City of El Paso to provide aid and assistance, is waiving the administrative and credit card fees for all donations.
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So Apple is also taking the step of waiving the $99 developer fee for "government and nonprofits starting in the U.S." sometime in "early 2018," TechCrunch reports (and Apple confirms in an email).
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Homeland Security advisor Tom Bossert told reporters that Trump was "not too late" and "not too early" waiving the Jones Act, adding that the main problem in Puerto Rico is "land-based" distribution.
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BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian prosecutors on Thursday charged Joseph Safra, the world's richest banker, in connection with an alleged scheme to pay bribes to government officials in return for waiving tax debts.
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Uber Eats is giving all Ordermark restaurants a preferred fee rate, waiving the upfront set-up fee, and fully eliminating the need for the Uber Eats tablet in the restaurant, the companies said.
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US President Donald Trump has until May 12 to decide whether to continue waiving sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the Iran deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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With Democrats joining their Republican colleagues in passing the ISA, one can sense the pressure they had to endure under Obama to pledge their support for his foreign policy of waiving Iran sanctions.
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"This isn't just the right action to take, it's the only action to take — and I'm pleased that the secretary of Defense is waiving repayment for most Guardsmen," Hunter said in a statement.
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United Roosevelt Savings Bank (URSB) in Carteret, N.J. offered interest-rate relief for loan customers while waiving minimum balance requirements on checking and savings accounts and early-withdrawal fees on certificates of deposit.
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Britain's banks are drawing up plans to help firms put in trouble by Brexit, including waiving certain penalties and fees if repayments are late and putting on extra staff to help affected customers.
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In the brief detention and removal hearing, which lasted about two minutes, Sayoc spoke only once, answering the judge, "Yes sir," when asked if he was waiving the bond hearing to New York.
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Free virus testingThe bill would require private health insurance plans to provide free coronavirus testing, including for those who lack insurance, waiving cost-sharing with coverage from Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal programs.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was initially interrogated under a federal rule that allows waiving constitutional Miranda rights in terrorism cases; he was convicted two years later and sentenced in May 2015 to the death penalty.
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She is, however, unconvinced by the argument that waiving your usual fee can serve as the gift: Nonprofessional friends may participate in the wedding as well, and their gift is no less valuable.
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When Alfred Angelo went out of business, David's Bridal, another national chain of dress stores, gave 30 percent discounts toward a new gown, also waiving the usual rush fee (with proof of deposit).
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The added sweetener for waiving the 2020 RMD is that those withdrawals would have been based on account values as of the end of 2019 – back when the markets were at their heights.
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Blessinger said the new directive piggybacks on another policy change that began about a year ago, when United States Citizenship and Immigration Services ended its practice of waiving fees for U visa applicants.
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Airlines around the world — including those in attendance — have begun offering flexible booking policies, waiving change or cancellation fees on new tickets, in an effort to convince potential customers to book without risk.
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Hong Kong / Beijing (CNN Business)China's biggest online travel agency is waiving cancellation fees for trips to the central Chinese city of Wuhan as a deadly new virus sparks fear in the country.
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"Waiving this test on birds will save time, taxpayer money, and hundreds of birds each year without compromising environmental health," said Amy Clippinger, president of the PETA International Science Consortium, in a statement.
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The unemployment rate is near a 20303-year low, and companies are digging deep into the labor market to find workers — easing education requirements, waiving drug tests and hiring people with criminal records.
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The nine-time All-Star said he hasn't considered waiving his no-trade clause despite rumblings that Knicks president Phil Jackson may be ready to move on from the former NBA scoring champion.
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Of the families who have made up their minds, the decisions are roughly 2-to-1 in favor of waiving reunification and letting the child stay in the US to pursue their case.
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Trump faces a Friday deadline over whether to continue waiving sanctions that were lifted as part of the 2015 accord between the United States, Iran, China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and Germany.
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The Associated Press reported Wednesday that Trump is expected to continuing waiving the sanctions and cite progress made on the legislation he's asked for to address issues he sees with the nuclear deal.
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The parents were "effectively being tortured" by the knowledge they accidentally signed forms waiving the right to their child, Lee Gelernt, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, said after the hearing.
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Her very public complaints started via social media, which led to interviews with the news media and a backlash against the photographer who kept the deposit but ended up waiving her fee and apologizing.
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The parents' suspicion may be warranted — lawyers also said in their declarations that many parents were tricked into signing documents waiving their reunification with their child, after being told the forms would reunite them.
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Alaska Airlines has said it will relax change policies for passengers scheduled to travel March 29, waiving the change fee and the difference in ticket price for travel rebooked and completed before April 2.
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Only one study in the analysis looked at how premiums impact access to care, and found waiving these monthly payments in Idaho to be associated with higher odds that kids got well-child checkups.
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The agency is imposing a $5 fee for drone registrations over the objections of drone advocates, but the FAA said it is waiving the charge for the first 30 days of the new requirement.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee had approved his nomination by a voice vote on Thursday, waiving the panel's rule that there has to be seven days between a confirmation hearing and the committee vote.
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Getting rid of the MQD waiver is unfortunate, though — you'll now need the higher-end Platinum Delta SkyMiles Amex if you want to spend your way to waiving the MQD requirement for Delta status.
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When President Donald Trump refused to certify that waiving economic sanctions on Iran under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is in America's interest last week, he cited a long list of reasons.
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When the president signed a proclamation in December recognizing Jerusalem as the capital, he quietly signed another document waiving a congressional demand that the United States move the embassy to Jerusalem within six months.
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On March 10, health insurance companies announced they would be waiving costs and copays for COVID-19 patients, offering relief to Americans worried they wouldn't be able to afford coronavirus testing and/or treatment.
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In a letter to leaders of Group of 20 countries this month, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called for the waiving of sanctions to ensure access to food, essential health supplies, and medical support.
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Waiving or changing those rules could help people affected by the virus, and support efforts to contain the outbreak by making it easier for people exposed to the virus to stay home from work.
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To be eligible for a refund or a credit for future travel, the airline, hotel, or rental car company you have a reservation with must be waiving cancellation fees — luckily, many of them are.
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Target is also waiving its absence policy to support employees who feel too sick to come into work or who need to stay home to take care of their children due to school closures.
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Those measures range from guaranteeing coverage for coronavirus-related testing and treatment, offering free telemedicine, and waiving the other out-of-pocket costs associated with testing, including co-payments, deductibles, and co-insurance payments.
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"My guess is they (China) will consider waiving other tariffs as part of their purchasing program," Mnuchin said of the $200 billion in additional U.S. goods and services that China has pledged to buy.
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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price declared a public health emergency in response to the storm, waiving certain documentation requirements for Medicare recipients who may not have their health records on them.
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Mr. Macron is hoping to change that cycle by waiving the requirement that employers pay social taxes for new employees, which would significantly reduce the cost of hiring and, he hopes, spur job creation.
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White House officials said the president might wait until the new year if Congress did not approve a provision waiving automatic spending cuts as part of a government funding bill to prevent a shutdown.
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Alison Dreith, the deputy director at Hope Clinic in Illinois, said that much like WHS, her clinic has been in the red for the last decade due to waiving the costs of patient procedures.
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"The bill would cut out meaningful and informed public involvement by waiving NEPA for these new [exclusions], including often damaging salvage logging operations," the National Parks Conservation Association wrote in a letter to lawmakers.
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" Subit said that by only waiving selective types of claims, companies are conveying that they "are not doing it for the reasons they are saying, they're simply doing it because they're afraid of the backlash.
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Delta Airlines will also be waiving change fees and ticket differences for people who have made plans to fly to and from select airports in South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia between Sept 6 and 17.
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Equifax has changed its terms of service to note that users checking to see if they've been affected by a massive breach it endured are not waiving their right to file a class action lawsuit.
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Moylan said he thinks the IRS generally doesn't have the ability to move the filing date but that the agency could do other things to approximate doing so, such as granting extensions or waiving penalties.
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Democrats should not enable this fiscal mess by waiving the sequester without asking anything in return; nor should they ask to tack on a mound of unpaid spending, though the temptation will undoubtedly be strong.
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EST United, American and LATAM Airlines are waiving cancellation and flight-change fees for pregnant passengers and their companions who had planned to fly to countries where the presence of Zika virus has been confirmed.
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At the same time, more and more universities are waiving application fees or buying the names of desirable students from testing agencies and sending them "fast track" applications that require little more than a signature.
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Buried in the legal fine print of her employment contract lurked a "forced arbitration agreement," a clause waiving employees' constitutional right to sue their employers if they experience illegal treatment, like sexual harassment, at work.
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Gillibrand, who met privately with Mattis on Wednesday, said afterward she is firm in her opposition to waiving a law that requires Defense secretaries to be out of the military for at least seven years.
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"Today, I am waiving the application of certain nuclear sanctions, but only in order to secure our European allies' agreement to fix the terrible flaws of the Iran nuclear deal," Trump said in a statement.
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On Pro Basketball OKLAHOMA CITY — Russell Westbrook and Paul George were teammates for nearly three months before Carmelo Anthony finally blessed the capital of Oklahoma as a destination worthy of waiving his no-trade clause.
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Other measures being adopted to boost order volumes and customer choice include suspending delivery fees and waiving sign-on costs for new restaurants that remain open for take-out and want to join the platforms.
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"Today I am waiving the application of certain nuclear sanctions, but only in order to secure our European allies' agreement to fix the terrible flaws of the Iran nuclear deal," Trump said in a statement.
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While the company has made some positive adjustments in response to the pandemic — like waiving its worker attendance policy through the end of April for employees who don't feel comfortable coming into work — they're inadequate.
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The Australian government on March 18 announced a A$715m (US$435m) support package which includes waiving all industry fees and levies, and reimbursing local airlines the A$159m collected from them since February 1.
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"Postponing or waiving the sales tax would be the fastest way to prop these businesses up without the government going out of pocket," Jonathan Butler, a founder of Smorgasburg and Brooklyn Flea, said on Sunday.
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Also note that you'll only be eligible for a refund if the travel provider you booked with via Chase (the airline or hotel, for example) is waiving cancellation fees and refunds for your particular reservation.
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"Anytime there are extreme events or natural disasters, we closely monitor what's happening in our communities, and adjust business operations and policies, such as waiving absences, as appropriate — the coronavirus is no different," she said.
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The City Council in Worcester, Massachusetts' second-largest city, expressed strong support last week for waiving fares for its buses, a move that would cost between $236 and $22 million a year in lost fares.
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Top Republicans in the lower chamber are considering waiving a rule requiring bills to be posted for three days before it can be considered on the House floor, allowing them to pass the legislation Thursday.
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Cuomo also said that he is waiving mortgage payments, late fees and suspending foreclosures for 90 days for people who have been laid off or who are otherwise facing financial hardships due to the outbreak.
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Airbnb In response to the housing crisis unfolding in Texas, Airbnb is opening its platform to those displaced by hurricane and flood damage, waiving fees and pairing them with hosts offering free lodging for those affected.
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Rather than publicly grant waivers of ethics rules with a clearly stated rationale, the White House was simply routinely waiving ethics rules in secret so nobody knew how many waivers were issued or for what purpose.
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Anticipating shortages, Amazon has been placing orders with first-party suppliers to stock up on several weeks of supply for Chinese products— even offering suppliers extra shipping time and "proactively waiving" late-shipment fees for them.
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The "Trailer Park Boys" actress gave numerous media interviews using her name, waiving her right to Canada's publication ban on her identity, which prevents naming victims of sexual violence, becoming the public face of the trial.
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The announcement comes months after Brazil spooked Argentine farmers when it agreed to import 750,000 tons of wheat from the United States and other countries outside the regional Mercosur block, waiving the 10% levy normally applied.
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U.S. District Judge William Pauley in Manhattan questioned whether the SEC's $25 million settlement with Caledonian was in the public's interest, given that the regulator had turned that sum into a "phantom judgment" by waiving payment.
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Under congressional rules, the president must certify every three months that Iran is complying with the deal (the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA); and that waiving nuclear-related sanctions is vital to American interests.
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However, the European Commission has supported waiving a fine and an easing of deficit reduction to 3.1% of GDP in 2017, with a further extension of the timetable for exiting the Excessive Deficit Procedure to 2018.
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The United States wants to extradite them and Britain has said it will not stand in the way of any future U.S. prosecution that would seek the death penalty, waiving a long-standing objection to executions.
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Gavin Black, a former director on Deutsche Bank's money market derivatives and pool trading desks in London, entered his plea in federal court in Manhattan to conspiracy and wire fraud charges after waiving extradition from Britain.
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Now, as the European Commission proposes waiving visas for Turkey in a deal to send back migrants from the Greek islands, it stands accused of rewarding a serial human-rights violator and undermining its own values.
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"The FAA has found that the risk to the flying public justifies waiving notice and comment prior to adoption of this rule because certain fan blades must be inspected, and, if needed, replaced before further flight."
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National parks are waiving their entrance fees in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. On a day that's meant to honor one of history's greatest civil rights activists, it's welcome encouragement to find some solitude outdoors.
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While airlines are trimming prices -- by waiving change fees and baggage fees, for example -- their efforts to drive down prices may prove to be largely irrelevant when it comes to passengers deciding to fly or not.
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Oklahoma City can save an estimated $90 million in luxury tax alone by waiving and stretching Anthony — although such a move would keep Anthony on its books for the next three seasons at $9.3 million each.
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On Sunday, the Giants made a slew of additional roster moves, waiving five more players in order to acquire six players recently cut by other teams, including defensive end Mario Edwards Jr. and three defensive backs.
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University Minister Gaetano Manfredi said the government is permitting this year's student doctor graduates to work about eight to nine months early and is waiving the medical exams as the coronavirus pummels the country, Reuters reported.
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Destinations include Charleston and Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham and Wilmington, N.C.; and Norfolk and Richmond, Va. Delta is also temporarily waiving baggage and in-cabin pet fees for several affected cities through Sept. 17.
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Protestors in Hong Kong are calling for: The complete withdrawal of a bill that would allow extradition to mainland China, which has been suspended, an independent investigation into police misconduct, and waiving charges of those arrested.
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By repeatedly recertifying the nuclear deal and waiving sanctions against Tehran as a result, the Trump administration effectively acknowledged that Iran was abiding by the terms of the deal even as the President publicly criticized it.
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"Today, I am waiving the application of certain nuclear sanctions, but only in order to secure our European allies' agreement to fix the terrible flaws of the Iran nuclear deal," Trump said in a statement Friday.
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Acceptance of that liability, Mr. Haggerty said, was the same as waiving immunity under the treaty the United Nations has invoked as protection, known as the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations.
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"By amending the shareholders' agreement, the government is also secretly waiving several important veto rights which safeguard state interests, while the number of its members in the company's board will be gradually reduced," he told Reuters.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday said it would allow expedited construction of security-related barriers and roads along the nation's southern border with Mexico near San Diego, waiving environmental and other related laws.
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That level was below the goal set by Congress, but the EPA said it was waiving the requirement because demand pressures were limiting the ability to increase renewable fuel levels as quickly as the law required.
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Price also left the door open to waiving enforcement of the mandate to have coverage, which is another worry for insurers, who fear that only sick people would then remain in the market, causing premium increases.
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At the moment, 36 states and territories are waiving the time limit for some of their food stamp recipients, while Alaska, Louisiana, New Mexico and the District of Columbia have full, statewide exemptions, according to Politico.
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"Given that the administration is proposing a vast expansion of offshore drilling ... it is particularly disturbing to see any waiving of offshore safety and environmental standards, let alone on such a broad scale," the Democrats wrote.
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Other options include waiving fees for pooled rides to and from airports and adding safety lanes for scooters and bikes, said Dan Sperling, director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Davis.
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The declaration — which applies to all of the state's counties — also outlines an emergency response plan, including potential policies such as waiving fees on toll roads, activating the National Guard, and setting up shelters in public buildings.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's government is considering waiving visas for visitors from the United States, Japan, Canada and Australia to boost tourism, and could eventually extend the plan to include China, a tourism ministry spokesman said on Monday.
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Prices may drop even lower if nonprofits take advantage of the savings tactics at the core of Jet's model, such as ordering more than one pack at a time or waiving the right to return the goods.
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The Rochester, New York-based company entered a "deferred prosecution agreement" Tuesday waiving its right to a criminal indictment and admitting to a pattern of conduct that violated federal narcotics laws and conspiracy to defraud the DEA.
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Gavin Black, 46, a former director on Deutsche Bank's money market derivatives and pool trading desks in London, entered his plea in federal court in Manhattan to conspiracy and wire fraud charges after waiving extradition from Britain.
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The U.S. Supreme Court could soon wade into a circuit split over whether workers who file discrimination lawsuits have to pay back severance or other benefits they previously received in exchange for waiving their right to sue.
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Trump vowed to stop waiving U.S. sanctions unless the Europeans agreed to strengthen the deal's terms by consenting to a side agreement that would effectively eliminate provisions that allow Iran to gradually resume some advanced atomic work.
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The Heat decided to end Chris Bosh's mournful, drawn-out swan song in Miami by waiving him and making a kind of 'meh' gesture to retire the former All-Star's number on his way out the door.
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Duke's comments come on the same day that Trump reversed course -- waiving the Jones Act, which will allow more foreign ships to land in Puerto Rican ports and, presumably, bring the food and water people desperately need.
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Treasury also suggested waiving the Volcker Rule for banks with less than $10 billion in assets and only enforcing the rule on banks above that threshold if they reach a certain level of trading assets and liabilities.
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The goal of the legislation is to help the car industry speed up the deployment and testing of autonomous vehicles by gradually waiving traditional automobile standards — like steering wheels and brake pedals — for up to 80,000 vehicles.
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Southwest, the world's largest operator of the 1003 MAX 8 with 34 jets, said it is waiving any fare-difference charges for customers who wish to switch to another aircraft following bans across much of the world.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan lawmakers from small opposition parties on Friday said Juan Guaido should continue as head of congress in 2020, waiving their option to lead the legislature under an informal agreement to rotate leadership between parties.
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She said more than 400 species of fish and wildlife — including some in danger of extinction — depend on the river, and the administration is putting them at further risk by waiving environmental regulations to speed wall construction.
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Trump also announced on Friday that he would be waiving interest on "all student loans held by federal government agencies" until further notice as a number of colleges across the country close their campuses amid the outbreak.
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The country's aviation regulator is aiding the effort by offering support to airlines that have restored or kept services amid the epidemic, including doling out cash subsidies for each flight and waiving airport and air control fees.
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Yet Trump's wasteful, harmful wall that can only be built by despoiling the environment, waiving dozens of other protective statutes, and seizing private property is a foolish obsession that stands in the way of protecting Dreamers. Sen.
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The exceptions are for germane provisions that change existing law in a way that would retrench expenditures and for the rescission of previously enacted appropriations, neither of which applies to waiving statutory detention provisions for transgender detainees.
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"The new rule eliminates state discretion and criteria regarding local economic conditions for waiving work requirements, resulting in the termination of essential food assistance for benefits recipients who live in areas with insufficient jobs," the lawsuit maintains.
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There are pictures of Castro, a head of state who eschewed a Midtown Manhattan hotel and chose to stay at the Hotel Theresa in Harlem instead, waiving at adoring black supporters who crowded outside to pay homage.
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"Today, I am waiving the application of certain nuclear sanctions, but only in order to secure our European allies' agreement to fix the terrible flaws of the Iran nuclear deal," the president said Friday in a statement.
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There are 50,000 hospital beds statewide, most of which are in downstate New York, and the Department of Health was working on waiving regulations on bed capacities so that they can fit more beds into those hospitals.
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More than 22016 million employees are required to sign mandatory arbitration clauses when they are hired; by doing so, they're essentially waiving their right to join a class-action lawsuit if a disagreement occurs down the line.
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In San Francisco, for example, the air is so bad that schools closed on Fridays, buses have temporarily replaced the open-air cable cars, museums are waiving entrance fees, and health experts are warning people to stay indoors.
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By hosting a top official from the North — whose trip to New York and Washington required waiving a travel ban against him — Trump has provided an early public relations victory for an isolated government eager for international recognition.
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The new measures include the expansion of a loan program for families with at least two children to help them buy homes, subsidies for car purchases and waiving personal income tax for women raising at least four children.
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Last month, the US Army announced that it had missed its recruiting goals for the first time since 2005 despite pouring an additional $200 million into incentives, such as bonuses, and waiving some mental health and other requirements.
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One was a law to allow James Mattis to take the office of Secretary of Defense, waiving the requirement that the nominee be a civilian for the past seven years (Mattis retired from the Marine Corps in 2013).
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A win for employers would give the green-light to an already growing trend in which companies require workers to sign arbitration agreements waiving their right to bring class-action claims either in court or before private arbitrators.
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The FSCA said it had met with representatives of Steinhoff who agreed to provide them with all relevant documents, without waiving confidentiality agreements from the PwC report, which Steinhoff has repeatedly refused to share in full with regulators.
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The Trump administration will have to continue waiving deportation for certain immigrants who entered the country illegally as children, according to a ruling Thursday by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit (The Wall Street Journal).
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There have been calls to suspend the act so aid can get to Puerto Rico faster, but so far, the President has only said he's thinking about waiving the rule, which was suspended after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday advanced a bill to overhaul U.S. asylum laws, waiving committee rules to force the bill through to the full Senate, where it likely won't get the 85033 votes it needs to pass.
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Vodafone had asked the government for a relief package comprising a two-year moratorium on spectrum payments, lower license fee and taxes and waiving of interest and penalties on the Supreme Court case, which centred on regulatory fees.
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The deal would be signed under the new Iran Petroleum Contract (IPC) scheme which has been postponed several times due to opposition from hardline rivals of pragmatist Rouhani, and while international companies awaited the waiving of U.S. sanctions.
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Delta Air Lines (DAL) said it is waiving change fees only on flights to cities where there has been an outbreak of the virus, including Beijing and Shanghai, China, Seoul, South Korea and numerous cities in Northern Italy.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Southwest Airlines Co, the world's largest operator of the Boeing Co 737 MAX 8 with 34 jets, said on Wednesday it is waiving any fare-difference charges for customers who wish to switch to another aircraft.
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Citi is waiving monthly account fees and penalties on certificates of deposit for impacted customers, and Goldman Sachs plans to give customers of its online bank Marcus an extra month to make payments on personal loans, interest free.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is waiving slot maintenance requirements at airports in the US in an attempt to ease pressure on airlines during the period of reduced travel demand stemming from the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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This year, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the IRS has extended the tax-filing deadline for income earned in 2019 to July 15, and is waiving all penalties and interest on tax payments during the 90-day postponement.
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The question of waiving cost-sharing on coronavirus hospitalization costs, in addition to testing, came into focus on March 11 when President Donald Trump inadvertently declared that the insurers would be doing both during an Oval Office address.
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While former colleagues have issued public statements, Mr. Bolton's legal team believes making any public comments could be interpreted as waiving any claim of immunity — he could hardly claim confidentiality with Congress and then tell all on Twitter.
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Although Steinhoff has largely contained the short-term liquidity crisis in its European businesses, its working capital remains tight after it agreed with lenders it would not access undrawn credit facilities in exchange for creditors waiving due payments.
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Monday's declines also went against signs on Friday that China was easing its stance on resolving its trade dispute with the United States, confirming on Friday that it was waiving import tariffs for some soybean and pork shipments.
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The mayor of the town where the factory is headed, Goodyear, said she'd still honor her side of the incentive agreement which involves $1 million in reimbursements and waiving an additional $1 million in review and permit fees.
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The six days of demonstrations in several Iranian cities began over economic conditions, and Trump must decide by mid-January whether to continue waiving U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports under the terms of an international nuclear deal.
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His lawyers said in the filing that transport between jail and court would take at least two hours each way, and Manafort was waiving his right to attend Friday's hearing and agreed to be represented by his attorneys instead.
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But Andrews said the FBI agent appeared to be discussing the bank examiner's knowledge of Wilmington's practice of "waiving" matured loans from public reporting, while the examiner appeared to be discussing Wilmington's reporting of matured loans directly to him.
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See, when you sign a contract or agree to a company's terms of service with a forced arbitration clause, you are waiving your right to a trial by jury and oftentimes to pursue a class-action lawsuit at all.
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The head of the euro zone bailout fund ESM, Klaus Regling, told the news conference that in total the profits from Greek bond portfolios and the waiving of the step up margin amounted to 974 million euros ($1.1 billion).
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Southwest Airlines Co, which has the world's largest 737 MAX fleet with 34 jets, said it was waiving any fare-difference charges for customers who were seeking to switch to another aircraft following bans across much of the world.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three Republican senators, hoping to speed the hiring of law enforcement agents on U.S. borders, on Friday introduced legislation waiving lie detector tests for job applicants who already serve in law enforcement or have done military service.
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More than 2,000 people entering federal prison annually would receive lesser sentences — around 20% shorter — than under current law with the expansion of a "safety valve," which allows judges more discretion in waiving mandatory minimum sentences in certain cases.
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Rand Paul was quick to signal his opposition to the idea of waiving longstanding pay-go rules merely in order to give the president a chance to say he fulfilled his promise to sign the tax bill by Christmas.
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Vodafone had asked the government for a relief package comprising a two-year moratorium on spectrum payments, lower licence fees and taxes and the waiving of interest and penalties on the Supreme Court case, which centred on regulatory fees.
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Last year, Amazon shoppers without Prime memberships had to spend at least $25 to earn free shipping, but Amazon is waiving the purchase minimum starting Monday to give "customers even more convenient and faster delivery options," the company announced.
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Southwest Airlines Co , which has the world's largest 737 MAX fleet with 34 jets, said it was waiving any fare-difference charges for customers who were seeking to switch to another aircraft following bans across much of the world.
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The Spanish oil company has been swapping fuel and waiving payments due from a joint venture with PDVSA in exchange for crude, even as the United States rolled out new sanctions aimed at ousting Venezuela's socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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Some measures, such as waiving ticket taxes or airport fees could have a limited impact if travel demand falls more steeply or if the Trump administration institutes domestic travel measures, since that money is collected when consumers buy tickets.
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Governments have already taken steps like waiving "use-it-or-lose-it" slot rules for certain airports, he noted, but IATA wants them to "implement much broader financial support" packages that include direct financial assistance, loans or tax relief.
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Washington (CNN)The US Army signed an exception to regulations Thursday night to allow a West Point graduate to play in the NFL, waiving some of his required active duty service time in the Army, defense officials tell CNN.
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The conditions are: good behavior for two years, meaning no crimes (felony or misdemeanor) or major motor vehicle offenses; periodic drug testing; 40 hours of community service; and waiving of his rights for a speedy trial and/or indictment.
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The Knicks, despite opening a roster spot and saving room under the salary cap by waiving forward Maurice Ndour before the start of free agency, do not have the financial flexibility to vie for the top point guards anyway.
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In the Senate, Republican leadership provided even less time to read and consider the legislation, waiving its debate rules to speed up consideration of the bill so that senators would not be delayed in leaving for their overseas junkets.
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That proximity to a postseason berth could have added significance, because it could be more difficult for Anthony to abandon his teammates by waiving his no-trade clause if the Knicks continue to remain in contention for the playoffs.
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The problem with the waiver form, their lawyers argued, is that it did not make the consequences clear — that by selecting the option to be deported with their child, a parent was waiving the child's right to pursue asylum.
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But she objected to waiving a law on civilian control of the U.S. military to allow him to lead the Pentagon only 3-1/2 years after retiring from the Marines, instead of the seven required by the statute.
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If you want the full Windows 10 Pro, where you can install applications that are not in the Windows 10 store, that'll cost you $50, but I think they are waiving the fee through the end of this year or something.
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Finally, the legislation provides for what the Committee on Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry calls "expanding bipartisan forest health tools and expediting wildfire prevention treatments," including waiving some environmental review requirements to remove dead or diseased trees from public lands.
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Fathers at the West Texas Detention Facility in Sierra Blanca, Texas, said they were forced to sign forms waiving reunification and were not told they were entitled to pursue their asylum claims and be reunited with their child, the complaint said.
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In addition to that, Epic is waiving its 5 percent royalty fee for all games made using its Unreal Engine, which is a huge boon for indie developers who are already squeezed for cash by paying the revenue split fee.
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Related: The US Has Found a New Way to Keep Immigrant Families Locked Up Martinez signed the document, effectively waiving her legal rights, and she was put on a flight along with 36 other Hondurans who were apprehended in the raids.
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Nuevo Leon said the 2014 accord violated state law by offering what it had called "excessive" incentives, such as waiving Kia's obligation to pay state income taxes for 20 years and agreeing to fund a party to inaugurate the plant.
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The commission, headed by Republican New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, recommended steps such as waiving a federal rule that restricts the number of people who can get residential addiction treatment under the Medicaid healthcare program for the poor and disabled.
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U.S. President Donald Trump must decide by mid-January whether to continue waiving U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports under the terms of the nuclear pact that eased economic pressure on Tehran in exchange for limits on its nuclear program.
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MUMBAI, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel on Thursday reiterated his warnings about the consequences of waiving farm loans for distressed farmers, saying it led to higher government spending and had an adverse impact on lenders.
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Maharashtra farmers want Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis' government to take steps to boost farm incomes and output including waiving all agricultural loans, similar to the $5.6 billion in debt forgiveness announced in April by India's most populous Uttar Pradesh state.
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The revelations come as the Trump administration faces a May 12 deadline to decide whether to continue waiving sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the 2015 Iran deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA.
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By rolling back a recently-issued insurance regulation and waiving some of the ACA's penalties, the Trump administration can shift the bulk of the insurance market onto a well-functioning track while better-targeting subsidies at those in the greatest need.
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"Financial institutions should consider waiving or reducing penalty, late payment, and similar fees as well as ceasing foreclosures and providing forbearance for the duration of the shutdown, in order to provide quick relief to their affected customers," the resolution says.
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The declaration will allow several agencies — specifically the Office of Motor Vehicles, Department of Transportation and Development and the Department of Revenue — "to take actions, including waiving fees and fines, to assist members of the public," according to the release.
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The White House and the FAA in October announced a test program to speed up the integration of unmanned aerial vehicles into the national airspace system and to test drone detection and tracking while waiving some limits on their use.
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"As a progressive and as Chairman of the Rules Committee, I'm going to do everything in my power to ensure it doesn't prevent Medicare for All and other progressive causes from moving forward, including waiving the House rule," he said.
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Usually, if a baseball player gives up something contractually, such a waiving a no trade clause, the MLBPA expects that player to get something in return, such as the triggering of a contraction option, a contract extension, or a bonus.
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For travelers in certain cities in the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia, Delta Air Lines is waiving its baggage fees, as well as its usual charge for traveling with pets in the cabin, and its limit on the number of pets.
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Consumer advocates, like Harrington at the Center for Responsible Lending, are urging lawmakers to take actions that would have a more immediate effect for struggling borrowers, like temporarily deferring all borrowers' payments while waiving interest and halting collection on defaulted loans.
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Hours before the announced park closures, Walt Disney World Resort began offering temporary adjustments to package deals, waiving the $50 change fee for guests who have purchased theme park admission and a hotel room as a bundle directly from the company.
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The report by The Times also reignited a debate about whether Mr. Trump had been given bad advice by his former lawyers Mr. Dowd and Ty Cobb to allow full cooperation with Mr. Mueller's team, including by waiving attorney-client privilege.
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The next deadline for waiving sanctions against Iran as part of the nuclear deal is also in May, and Mike Pompeo has made clear many times that he sees the deal as a "disastrous" mistake that should be torn up.
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Mr. Erdogan is likely to proceed with his purchase of the Russian S400 missile system despite American objections, said Ms. Aydintasbas, in the hopes that President Trump will soften the blow by waiving sanctions or choosing the least harsh sanctions.
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Mandarin Oriental is waiving change or cancellation fees for guests traveling to or from a travel-restricted area for bookings made before March 12, for stays until April 30, Shevaun Leach, Mandarin Oriental's vice president of marketing communications, told Business Insider.
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On Wednesday, banks are likely to discuss how they can make the most of that regulatory flexibility through measures such as loan repayment holidays, waiving of some fees, low or no-cost loans, and suspending credit bureau reports on missed payments.
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While this measure and others would allow savers to hold onto more of their savings, waiving the RMD for 2020 would work in favor of those who don't need to live off of their IRA or 401(k) in retirement.
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Following Trump's speech, America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), a major health insurance lobby, clarified that they would only be waiving costs for tests, not treatment, and referred Americans to their previous statements on their planned actions to combat the virus's spread.
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Then, Interior Secretary David Bernhardt said the administration was waiving fees at some parks to "it a little easier for the American public to enjoy the outdoors in our incredible national parks" at a time when indoor gatherings have been restricted.
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After some concern that the drug's "orphan drug" status, might lead the cost remdesivir to sky-rocket, Stat reported on Wednesday that Gilead asked the FDA to rescind their orphan drug designation, and is "waiving all benefits that accompany" it.
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Earlier, Shkreli had told Matsumoto that he was waiving his right to a separate trial by the same jury on the question of how much he should be required to forfeit in assets if he is convicted of the criminal charges.
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The outcry by tribal citizens reflects the latest phase in the quarreling over the border wall, after federal courts allowed the Trump administration to speed construction by waiving dozens of laws, including measures protecting endangered species and Native American burial sites.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office has proposed waiving a tax on coal to help finance pollution-curbing equipment, according to documents, but the move would also make coal more competitive in price with solar and wind energy.
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Agarwal said Modi and many financial institutions were not in favor of waiving farm loans, as done by states recently won by the main opposition Congress party, because doing so mainly helps banks and not so much farmers in duress.
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Two former full-time students have sued Bank of America in California, accusing the financial services company of age discrimination for not waiving low balance fees on their accounts despite doing so for peers who were 23 years old or younger.
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Until then, he has made clear that he does not intend to issue public statements the way Mick Mulvaney, the acting chief of staff, and other advisers to Mr. Trump have done, because that would risk waiving any claim of immunity.
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"Today, we're going to start waiving those for procurement-related regulations and laws as well, which allow us to speed up a lot of our contracts that the Army Corps has, anywhere from 30 to 45 to 60 days," Wolf said.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied a machine-parts maker's request for it to decide whether workers who file discrimination lawsuits have to pay back severance or other benefits they previously received in exchange for waiving their right to sue.
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Collins, probably the most moderate senator, told me a month ago that she was worried about people with preexisting medical conditions — and now McConnell is giving her a fig leaf, by preventing states from waiving a key protection for those people.
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I can see it now: Giuliani and his shady operators crawling all over Fox News and the entire right-wing echo chamber, waiving fabricated evidence and affidavits against Joe and Hunter Biden, with reports of a "newly discovered" Crowdstrike server in Ukraine.
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Loughlin, who starred in the television sitcom "Full House," and her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli filed papers in federal court in Boston waiving their personal appearances at an arraignment hearing and asking to have not guilty pleas entered on their behalf.
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"We should beware of the demagogues who are ready to declare a trade war against our friends, weakening our economy, our national security and the entire free world, all while cynically waiving the American flag," Reagan said in a 1988 radio address.
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The Trump administration has decided to continue waiving sanctions as they relate to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal — but the president will "make clear this is the last waiver he will issue," one senior administration official told reporters in a briefing Friday.
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The back story: The Trump administration weathered criticism in the crucial few days following the storm for not waiving the Jones Act, a 1920s law requiring ships carrying goods within the United States to be built, owned and operated by U.S. citizens.
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While the FBI interrogators did read him the Miranda rights before questioning, defense attorneys argued that Abu Khatallah's statements should be excluded from courtroom evidence despite waiving his rights and continuing to answer questions about the Benghazi attack without a lawyer present.
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The judges, Juan Torruella, Ojetta Rogeriee Thompson and William Kayatta Jr. said in their ruling that Uber did not "reasonably communicate" that when users agreed to the app's terms of service they were waiving their rights to take the company to court.
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A woman who was arrested in Iran last year after climbing onto a platform and waiving her hijab above her head to protest the country's restrictive clothing laws says she did the demonstration to change the country for her 85033-year-old daughter.
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The oil market has been on edge ahead of a May 12 deadline, when President Donald Trump must decide whether to continue waiving sanctions against Iran under the terms of the nuclear deal or restore the penalties on OPEC's third-largest oil producer.
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In January, Trump announced he would continue waiving sanctions that were lifted as part of the deal, but warned it would be the last time he does so unless the European signatories agree to a second deal that covers those three areas.
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Trump had previously stated he would make a decision ahead of a May 12 deadline on whether or not to continue waiving US sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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A federal judge has ruled against a Houston hospital operator who accused insurer Cigna Corp of wrongly reducing the amounts it reimbursed the hospital after determining it was waiving the out-of-network coinsurance payments it was supposed to collect from patients.
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The declaration could help unlock more support and resources to address the drug overdose epidemic, such as additional funding and expanded access to various forms of treatment, and it gives the government more flexibility in waiving rules and restrictions to expedite action.
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In a concession that follows a sweeping U.S. tax overhaul enacted in late 2017, the Internal Revenue Service lowered its threshold for waiving the penalty to help taxpayers affected by tax law changes ushered in by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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The judges, Juan Torruella, Ojetta Rogeriee Thompson and William Kayatta Jr. said in their ruling that Uber did not "reasonably communicate" that when users agreed to the app's terms of service they were waiving their rights to take the company to court.
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The low-cost airline already does not charge a fee for changing tickets, and following customer concern about traveling on the MAX 8 after two crashes outside the United States, the company said it is waiving charges for fare differences as well.
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Michael Chertoff, who served that role under President George W. Bush, exempted the department five times between 2005 and 2008, waiving at least 36 federal laws to build most of the nearly 700 miles of border walls that are still in use.
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Citi is waiving monthly account fees and penalties on certificates of deposit for customers affected by the outbreak and Goldman Sachs plans to give customers of its online bank Marcus an extra month to make payments on personal loans without additional interest.
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The 3,000-tonne cargo was Jinxi's first export of the cleaner marine fuel to supply international vessels at Zhoushan port in east China, following a government tax-waiving policy in January to encourage exporting the fuel that meets the new global emission rules.
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Walmart has been cutting its hours until further notice, and says it's waiving its attendance policy through the end of April (for now), telling workers who are sick or feel uncomfortable coming to work to stay home using their paid time off.
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The issue of documentation has been stressful and infuriating for many who have lost everything — while the government is waiving passport fees to renew or replace lost documentation, citizens still have to bring two passport photos, which they may no longer have.
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" On the afternoon of the arrest, Hemesath handed Galloway an unsigned document, drafted from the perspective of Ameen, stipulating that he was waiving his right to a defense and would "agree to be transported in custody, as soon as possible, to Iraq.
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On Sunday, after the Knicks trailed the Raptors by as many as 38 points in falling, 116-101, at Air Canada Centre, Anthony said that he remained committed to the Knicks and denied that he had even considered waiving his no-trade clause.
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The Thunder could have saved more money this year by waiving Anthony and using the stretch provision to distribute the loss over several seasons, but that would have resulted in a $9 million salary cap hit in each of the next three seasons.
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"Our agreement with the Marlins to acquire Giancarlo Stanton subject to his waiving of the no-trade clause will not move forward and it is our understanding that the Marlins and Stanton are exploring other options," the Giants said in a statement.
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For more, click on China's HNA Group said the 63.6 percent of the voting rights and shares in Gategroup it now owns are sufficient for its takeover bid for the Swiss airline catering firm to succeed, waiving the minimum acceptance level it had set previously.
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Wearing handcuffs and an orange jail jumpsuit, Jake Thomas Patterson, 21, appeared in Barron County, Wisconsin, Circuit Court only briefly, waiving his right to a preliminary hearing and agreeing to return to court on March 27 to be formally charged, reports the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
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Hong Kong's economy grew at a slower pace of 1.9 percent last year and Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po took steps on Wednesday in his first budget address to reverse course by cutting taxes, waiving fees for tourism firms and pledging better services.
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Today, the Federal Communications Commission issued an emergency order in response to a recent string of bomb threats against Jewish Community Centers, temporarily waiving a privacy restriction that prevents carriers from disclosing caller information to the receiving party when the caller has requested anonymity.
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The person who associated a work with this deed has dedicated the work to the public domain by waiving all of his or her rights to the work worldwide under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights, to the extent allowed by law.
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The agencies said that workers were likely facing "temporary hardship" because of the shutdown and said financial institutions should "consider prudent workout arrangements that increase the potential for creditworthy borrowers to meet their obligations," including extending new credit, waiving fees, and modifying loan terms.
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He has seen less evidence of bidding wars; fewer examples of buyers waiving contingencies, such as forgoing the option to pull out if something about the sale goes wrong; fewer multiple offers, and fewer homes that sell for very much more than their asking price.
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Theresa May, Britain's prime minister, outlined her "Plan B" to Parliament following the defeat of her withdrawal agreement with the EU. The only concrete change was the waiving of a £65 ($84) application fee for EU citizens who want to confirm their residency in Britain.
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Scotland last year announced measures to support EU citizens, such as waiving a registration fee for a post-Brexit immigration system, funding a citizens' rights service to provide information and raise awareness of the issue and paying tuition fees for EU students at Scottish universities.
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EditorsNote: 2nd update; correct play by play in 9th graf, changes waiving to waving iin 12th graf Paul Millsap had 20 points and 133 rebounds, Jamal Murray scored 20 and the host Denver Nuggets beat the Los Angeles Lakers 117-85 on Tuesday night.
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Under the debt relief deal struck with euro zone creditors in June 2018, Greece is to receive every six months profits that euro zone central banks have made on their Greek bond portfolios and from waiving the step up margin on some euro zone loans.
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"Employees were instructed to 'round up' a group of undocumented workers and drive them back to the Wells Fargo branch to open up checking and savings accounts in exchange for 'waiving' check-cashing fees that the day laborers would otherwise have to pay, " claimed Russo.
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The declaration by Trump could help unlock more support and resources to address the drug overdose epidemic, such as additional funding and expanded access to various forms of treatment, and it gives the government more flexibility in waiving rules and restrictions to expedite action.
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By waiving the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act and the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, the federal government is also trampling tribal land claims, said Ezra Rosser, a law professor at American University who specializes in Native American economic development and law.
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But as they recount in their book, "[i]mmediately upon passage of the law, Southwestern growers besieged the Department of Labor (which handled immigration at that time) with accounts of severe labor shortages"; a campaign that successfully pushed agency officials into waiving both measures outright.
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In Detroit, this has taken the form of waiving Josh Smith, a move imminently defensible from a purely basketball standpoint, but far less so from the financial side, given that the Pistons will be paying Smith over $5.3 million per season until 2019/20.
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For all the talk of how professional he was during Jackson's psychological warfare to pressure him into waiving the no-trade clause (and erase Jackson's negotiating error), Anthony has, season after season, seemed to revel in attention related to his possible departures and potential destinations.
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The family's cause has picked up the support of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Monday, who said the U.K. government has already raised the matter of waiving Sacoolas' diplomatic immunity — something the State Department said is "rarely" done — with US ambassador Robert Wood "Woody" Johnson.
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In his first half-day in office, Mr. Trump focused on health care, ordering the machinery of government to look for every opportunity to pull back on President Barack Obama's signature achievement by waiving fees or granting exemptions to states, businesses, individuals and insurance companies.
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The Obama administration generally opposed free-market alterations to Medicaid and substantial reforms of the ObamaCare model, but the Trump administration has signaled its willingness to work with states on reforming Medicaid and waiving many of the most burdensome parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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The judges said it was difficult to find information for solo travelers on river cruise websites, and that when they found a deal waiving the single supplement, it turned out that couples were receiving a two-for-one deal, resulting in the same price imbalance.
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Congress can pass special legislation to provide tax relief for victims of particular disasters, as they did after this year's major hurricanes, waiving the 10 percent threshold for casualty loss deductions and allowing early withdrawals from 401(k) retirement accounts without the usual tax penalty.
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In March, Merkel successfully brokered a deal between the European Union and Turkey, in which Turkey would allow the EU to send refugees back to Turkey in exchange for $6.7 billion in aid payments and several other goodies, like waiving visa requirements for Turkish citizens.
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Current law bars uniformed officers from running the Pentagon until they've been out of uniform for seven years, so Mattis, who retired in 2013, needed Congress to pass legislation waiving that rule, something lawmakers have only done once in the law's 65-year history.
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In a letter notifying Congress of its decision, deputy assistant secretary of the Army Paul Kramer said that the agency was waiving its policy of waiting 7003 days after notification before granting the easement, but he added it would wait at least 24 hours.
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But the White House counsel's office has countered that it still has the right to invoke executive privilege with respect to congressional investigations, arguing that waiving executive privilege for Mueller's criminal investigation is not the same thing as doing so for a separate branch of government.
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Anthony, who has been an All Star for the franchise each season since being traded to the Knicks in 2011, has been asked in recent days about the possibility of waiving the no-trade clause in his contract which would allow the team to move him.
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On National Dog Day, the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek will be waiving its usual $26 pet fee and kicking off a pet-friendly package that include dog beds, food and water dishes, house-baked treats and a list of local hikes and dog-friendly dining options.
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Sabraw's ruling temporarily stops the government from forcing a parent to choose between waiving their child's right to seek asylum so that the family can be deported together, and agreeing to be deported without their child so that the child can pursue their own asylum claim.
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A study from the liberal Center for American Progress released last week found that waiving community rating would lead to sharp premium increases for sick people, such as an increase of roughly $4,85033 for those with asthma or as much as $71,000 for those with severe cancer.
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The justices, in a 5-4 ruling with the court's conservatives in the majority, endorsed the legality of the growing practice by companies to compel workers to sign arbitration agreements waiving their right to bring class-action claims on various disputes, primarily over wages and hours.
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The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the NLRB misapplied its highly deferential standard for reviewing arbitration cases when it ruled that in waiving its members' right to picket, the union did not waive members' right to display pro-union signs in cars on Verizon property.
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While some allies, such as Japan and South Korea, make cash contributions, others including Germany — where the United States has more than 30,000 troops — pay by footing the bill for land, infrastructure and construction of the military facilities, as well as waiving taxes and customs duties.
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We believe the administration should also not only continue to designate Saudi Arabia as a "country of particular concern" for its systematic, ongoing and egregious violations of religious freedom, as defined by the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 (IRFA), but also stop waiving the related sanctions.
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As private sector prepares, calls for government to do more Many internet providers, such as Comcast (CCZ), have announced special changes in response to the coronavirus, including waiving data caps and late fees, while pledging not to disconnect service from customers who have trouble paying their bills.
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Other tech giants like Amazon and Salesforce have made financial commitments to help small businesses in Seattle and San Francisco, respectively, while delivery services like Grubhub and UberEats are deferring or waiving commissions in order to encourage diners to order more takeout from independent local restaurants.
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"We applaud the City of San Francisco for not waiving its right to challenge Lyft's claimed bikeshare monopoly in court, and we look forward to protecting riders' rights to choose the transit option that fits them best by continuing our operations in San Francisco," a spokesperson said.
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Anthony, 32, has two years left after this season on his Knicks contract, and a deal this summer seems more likely, with Anthony having more time to consider waiving his no-trade clause and the Knicks having more time to investigate various trade options for him.
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House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) said the bill would provide "a little insurance" against President Obama or his successor waiving a prohibition placed on U.S. financial institutions and the Export-Import Bank from financing Boeing's recently announced sale of passenger planes to Iran.
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Link Real Estate Investment Trust, whose tenants are mostly small to medium businesses, also said it has set up a HK$80 million relief scheme, which includes allowing rent payment by instalments, waiving late payment interest and service charges, granting rent-free periods and reducing rents.
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Leaked documents outlining plans to beef up a sister agency, the Border Patrol, first reported in Foreign Policy magazine, show that Customs and Border Protection officials are considering waiving polygraph tests for some applicants and applying less stringent background checks to speed the hiring of 5,000 agents.
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Supporters of Meng Wanzhou stand with a sign outside the British Columbia Supreme Court on December 10, 2018Photo: Getty ImagesShennong Mountain Scenic Park has become the latest place in China to offer a financial perk to anyone carrying a Huawei phone by waiving the park's entry fee completely. Why?
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The deal, which remains active until June 30th of this year, will let corporate customers of competing enterprise software suites from Box, Dropbox, and Google switch to OneDrive, with Microsoft waiving the bill until a business pays off its existing contract with a cap set at three years.
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Trump had kept the deal alive by waiving sanctions several times since taking office at the urging of his advisers, some of whom have since left the administration, including former Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries State Dept.
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A study from the liberal Center for American Progress released last week found that waiving community rating would lead to sharp annual premium increases for sick people, such as an increase of roughly $4,000 for those with asthma or as much as $85033,000 for those with severe cancer.
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Read more: How the Apple Card compares to top rewards credit cardsIt's saving me money by waiving feesBeing The Frugal Convert, I primarily choose credit cards that don't have an annual fee, since in my case, the fees would cancel out a large portion of my cash-back earnings.
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"Even before protests, waiving and certifying were complex policy issues, but they have been compounded by events on the ground in Iran," Taleblu told CNN, adding that the administration will likely begin to incorporate such events as part of its equation on how to deal with the nuclear deal.
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The American Hospital Association has lobbied the Trump administration for flexibility to further stretch capacity by allowing physicians to practice in states where they are not licensed and waiving requirements that Medicare enrollees stay at a hospital for three days before moving to a long-term care facility.
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And efforts among these large insurers to curb patients' out-of-pocket costs amid the coronavirus pandemic are carrying over to telehealth coverage: Cigna and Humana just announced they're waiving all costs for coronavirus treatment, including telehealth, per Forbes — following in the footsteps of Aetna, Blue Cross, and others.
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That way, later this year when that one friend of yours starts waiving around his or her testament to the power of Apple's marketing team, you can ooh and ah outwardly while internally smiling with the knowledge that you managed to avoid the trap — along with any associated launch-day bugs.
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"Senator Schumer objected to waiving the rule, because Democrats believe that the Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans have made a mockery of this process by withholding millions of pages of documents from Judge Kavanaugh's records," Matt House, a spokesman for Schumer, said in an email to reporters that highlighted the decision.
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"We are waiving late fees for all clients that may be in jeopardy of missing a payment due to the government shutdown, as well as providing a free 0003-day rate lock extension for any clients currently in the mortgage process," the mortgage lender told FREE in an email statement.
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In Toronto, Canada's largest city, that means giving private developers immense tax breaks and waiving various fees in exchange for capping a small portion of units at market rates—nevermind that the whole problem is that the people who most direly need affordable housing can't pay the market rate anyway.
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So the decisions around waiving sanctions relative to the nuclear agreement and decisions to take in terms of imposing additional sanctions on Iran that are unrelated to the nuclear agreement are -- there's a broad array when you talk about sanctions, and I think -- LABOTT: So non-nuclear sanctions, you're talking about?
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