Rights and finance are being dealt with two working groups.
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There have been dozens of commissions, boards, councils, working groups, etc.
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Forget all the working groups when we get to crunch time.
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They have formed working groups to draft legislation on several matters.
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The two sides set up working groups and agreed to meet monthly.
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He serves on United Nations expert working groups on debt and finance.
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Two working groups were formed to provide concrete proposals within four weeks.
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Some of those divisions take the form of caucuses and working groups.
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So to make sure they have a voice, they've formed working groups.
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The launch by CARR of two new working groups was also announced.
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Before that, there were 11 different bipartisan working groups in the House.
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Intel participated in 3GPP's working groups to develop the 5G standards, Topol said.
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During the meeting it was decided to set up two separate working groups.
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The plan also foresees restructuring the examination and insurance office into specialized working groups.
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They subsequently called for the formation of joint working groups to expand security coöperation.
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The working groups can promote norms for collection and sharing labor market data transparently.
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Following Tillerson's visit, the two countries formed joint working groups to mend their relations.
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He said "working groups" would iron out details on a timeline of a withdrawal.
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He was formerly part of the Clinton Global Initiative tech and poverty alleviation working groups.
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The politicians promised to set up working groups to trim the list and reconcile regulations.
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House Democrats are meeting in working groups to hammer out issues with the existing agreement.
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To date, we've established six Working Groups — including Global Inflammatory Breast Cancer and Breast Cancer.
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Francis has sent the church's top China experts to attend secret working groups in Beijing.
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Then the discussions can devolve into a set of working groups centered on specific issues.
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And in Europe, we established working groups with the Dutch and Finnish governments for project feasibility.
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As a first step towards drawing up the synod's final report, 12 working groups were formed.
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The plan is to create a Technical Steering Committee, an Advisory Committee, and also Working Groups.
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The working groups can suggest mechanisms to identify and promote best practices and public-private partnerships.
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Six working groups are addressing various issues, with divestitures and cartel law the thorniest, Belloni said.
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Like the original Solarium, the cybersecurity version will split into working groups, competitively arguing for different strategies.
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After years of almost-votes, countless working groups and false alarms, the significance isn't lost on Republicans.
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With regard to some "specific situations," working groups between the two sides would consult closely, she said.
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With regard to some "specific situations," working groups between the two sides would consult closely, she said.
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And the initial working groups are expected to address issues including intervening in radicalization and crisis responses.
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Its working groups can spend years picking best practices and technologies for an ISO seal of approval.
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"It involved 40 working groups analyzing over 380 improvement processes in both Netshoes and Magalu," he said.
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"Already, Michelle's working groups and round tables have changed the ways we develop content," Mr. Teitelbaum said.
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They may be part of IARC working groups that review their own research or that of close colleagues.
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We have this new head of mobilization, David Jay, who's working on coordinating working groups on these topics.
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Fox is getting working groups underway so formal negotiations can begin once they are free to do so.
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Industry groups such as Botness, backed by Slack and Microsoft, are forming working groups to discuss common standards.
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As the organization continues to grow, Techfugees is looking to launch defined "working groups" out of local chapters.
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He said the two countries would create bilateral working groups to address issues such as Ukraine and Russia.
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Internationally, the CFTC is involved with working groups looking at clearinghouse resiliency, rule implementation, resolution planning, and interdependency.
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All the samples had to be assayed, and the data shared and analyzed among the 2500 working groups.
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The meeting will include three presentations by women, and discussions within 11 working groups divided according to language.
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I had hoped that once the House bill failed, it would pave the way to bipartisan working groups.
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In recent months Russian sports authorities have pressed for the federation's reinstatement, creating working groups to spearhead the effort.
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The analysis did not include the number of scientists on working groups that reviewed the research of close colleagues.
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The two neighbors have agreed to form working groups led by foreign ministers to hold talks on a solution.
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The US has put together such working groups before, like the National Science and Technology Council's subcommittee on biometrics.
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Working groups are wading through the details of the framework deal on policies from Europe to tax and migrants.
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Last year, five bipartisan working groups in the Senate offered their thoughts on different aspects of the tax code.
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The remaining three finalists will emerge on Tuesday from competitions among breeds in the terrier, sporting and working groups.
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It's being planned as days' worth of working groups and introductions to donors, with Clinton playing a central role.
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The fact that the five German brands co-operate in "working groups" to set standards has been known for years.
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Both the Fed and the Treasury Department's Financial Stability Oversight Council have set up working groups to evaluate the plans.
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In recent weeks, legislative working groups convened by Rauner have tried to bridge differences between the governor and top Democrats.
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No one should be fooled by a post-summit communique that sets up working groups to deal with outstanding issues.
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The GOP is still divided over its substance, the working groups aren't helping, and the policy lunches aren't going well.
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Many of the successes of the multilateral working groups on shared regional issues evolved in spite of this American indifference.
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Offit was a voting member of that group from 1998-2003 and has been on CDC working groups since then.
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After the group discussion, participants broke out into four working groups: tax and trade, regulatory reform, infrastructure, and workforce issues.
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BMW said it will contest the European Commission's allegations that its participation in industry working groups amounted to anti-competitive behavior.
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From their new offices in the Presidio, the working groups will develop recommendations and policy frameworks that can be adopted globally.
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Plans for Time's Up, which is leaderless and divided into several working groups, range from the symbolic to the highly concrete.
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BMW said it will contest the European Commission's allegations that its participation in industry working groups amounted to anti-competitive behaviour.
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In 2016, both CVM (the Brazilian Securities Exchange Commission) and BCB (Brazilian Central Bank) developed working groups focused on financial technologies.
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The Board of Governors, staff, Academy members, and various working groups spent the last several months discussing improvements to the show.
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We've seen OKRs, we've seen working groups, we've seen meagerly funded diversity efforts, we've seen ethical councils and self-regulatory promises.
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Russia says it has sent working groups to Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey to help coordinate the return of refugees to Syria.
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In concert with this concept, FBI investigators participate or lead task forces and working groups in every state around the country.
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On the other side of the Capitol, the Senate Finance Committee organized tax reform working groups last year that produced papers.
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Most banks have already put together blockchain working groups and released research reports hailing the potentially transformative effect of the technology.
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The automakers may have colluded to fix prices of a diesel emission treatment called AdBlue through these working groups, Der Spiegel says.
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New recruits at the Islington Extinction Rebellion group induction meeting sign up for the working groups they would like to participate in.
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A Reuters analysis found that at least 61 of those scientists served on monograph working groups that considered their own scientific research.
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However, there are reports that some of these working groups, such as R3's and Hyperledger's, could be running out of money.
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That won't happen at an awards show — it will happen in meetings of Time's Up working groups, in courtrooms, and on sets.
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Carney said the FSB would be more open, disciplined and efficient, with a quarter of its working groups having already been scrapped.
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What we are looking for in the workshops, working groups and residencies is to bring paradoxes to be analyzed and hopefully challenged.
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Pelosi had been expected to finalize members of four working groups who would negotiate on the legislative text of the bill by Friday.
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Lower-ranking executives from large firms continue to serve on informal working groups to help the Treasury and the Commerce Department with deregulation.
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CDISC would, in fact, love your input this summer and fall as we convene a series of working groups on mobile data standards.
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White House economic adviser Gary Cohn and the US trade representative's office are leading a set of working groups with the United Kingdom.
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The bill does call for risk assessments and joint working groups to mitigate the cascading fall-out between the cyber and kinetic world.
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In a series of meetings at an anarchist bookstore/coffee shop, organizers formed working groups aimed at providing for the most marginalized people.
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Xi Jinping, China's current leader, has sought to centralize power, setting up Beijing-based working groups to exert more control outside the capital.
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G-85033 working groups became experts at issuing blizzards of unenforceable, virtually meaningless declarations, long on important-sounding verbiage and short on substance.
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WarnerMedia's businesses are members of various industry working groups, including the International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association (LIMA) and the Toy Industry Association (TIA).
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"Currently, a number of working groups are considering options to reduce emissions and grow the economy over the longer-term," the spokesperson said.
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Bailey and Hudson said the Academy board took the changes "seriously" and voted after working groups spent months discussing how to improve the ceremony.
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Activists of all backgrounds appear with red roses on signs and literature disseminated by the Democratic Socialists of America and their many working groups.
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The Senate is still mostly in the discussion stages of the process, with leaders and members forming different "working groups" to hash out differences.
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"We're part of the adtech and revenue publishing working groups for AMP, and helped develop the AMP ad guidelines for all publishers," says Megan.
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The announcement comes after all five of Canada's major Inuit organizations walked out of federally run working groups on food security last April. bit.
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Chinese companies, including Huawei, have increased their engagement in 5G standardization working groups as part of their efforts to build out a 5G technology.
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There have been executive orders and working groups promoting women in technology, apprenticeships and job training, but no significant government funding, programs or legislation.
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The thornier issues — encryption, labor protection and the so-called "sharing economy" — are getting placed in working groups that can be fussed about later.
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To address the problem Dr. Giacconi set up working groups at the Space Telescope institute, enlisting astronauts, engineers and experts on software and optics.
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Etihad and Boeing plan to form working groups between the flight operations and engineering divisions of the companies, looking for other efficiency-boosting options.
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"We've had a lot of working groups, and (Madigan) disavows any knowledge or interest of them every time," Senate Republican Leader Christine Radogno said.
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Mnuchin said Monday that there are also working groups within the G7 and G20 focused on cryptocurrency and, in particular, how to tax digital assets.
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The Ministry of Science and Technology said in a statement posted Wednesday, that it will set up two working groups to carry out the task.
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The working groups can promote agreed criteria for recognizing credentials and for making them more portable to help alleviate skills shortages and facilitate worker placements.
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State governments, the US Environmental Protection Agency, and farmers have created working groups to figure out how to reduce the material running into the Mississippi.
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At conferences, in webinars and in local working groups, and through RG books and peer-to-peer mentorship, members learn how to shed entitled assumptions.
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But Durkin's counterpart in the Illinois Senate voiced skepticism since similar working groups last year failed to give Rauner any legislative wins on his agenda.
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Pelosi had in recent days signaled her intent to form working groups to discuss key Democratic concerns about the agreement with US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.
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Their concerns focus on the composition of the "expert working groups" that decide which of the five IARC categories a substance or activity should go in.
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Switching between fluent German and French, Le Maire said Franco-German working groups should be created to discuss reform on a "weekly or even daily basis".
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The group said the model would be similar to the U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT), which includes a variety of working groups.
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The process, which lasted about nine months, involved inviting NGOs and other organizations that interact with migrants to take part in working groups on relevant topics.
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"The M.T.A. under new leadership is aggressively tackling these issues through working groups dedicated to procurement reform and containing construction costs," said the spokesman, Jon Weinstein.
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But because these are web people, the fights are happening in places you're probably not really watching: email lists, github, and W3C panels and working groups.
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She cites a pair of new House working groups on climate — one Republican, one bipartisan — as evidence that the GOP is coming around on the issue.
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But after tax day 2015, there was an unusual bipartisan report that came out of one of the Senate Finance Committee Working Groups on Tax Reform.
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House Republican Leader Jim Durkin nonetheless praised Madigan's willingness to create working groups to study Rauner's non-budgetary agenda as a "reversal" on the speaker's part.
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Working groups focused on three issues: citizens' rights; an EU demand that Britain pay billions of euros to cover ongoing EU budget commitments; and other loose ends.
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Students on a course, he said, are broken down into sections of around 100, and then smaller working groups of around six, much like traditional offline courses.
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" Wheeler said that until the working groups provide new instruction in the coming weeks the agency would continue "normal operations on all issues affected by the EOs.
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They broke into working groups, each of which was assigned an area to examine based on the expertise of its members, typically former railroad engineers or technicians.
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Theresa May's government and Jeremy Corbyn's Labour opposition are meeting, and have even set up working groups on such issues as workers' rights, the environment and security.
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The board meeting is likely to be chaired by Senard, and may assign working groups to explore ways to combine the three companies' operations, TV Tokyo said.
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That's why forward-thinking conservatives have been building leadership on this issue by supporting legislation and forming working groups and caucuses focused on addressing a changing climate.
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Two dozen CEOs converged on the White House this morning, to engage in a series of working groups aimed at increasing the number of American manufacturing jobs.
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The governor's office said discussions are ongoing with legislative budget working groups over selling about $5 billion of shorter-term debt to pay down the bill pile.
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The North Korean side has brushed off American entreaties both for a nuclear inventory and for setting up substantive working groups ahead of the summit in Hanoi.
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Schvartsman, who took charge on Monday, set up working groups to measure the risks and returns of each of Vale's business units, according to the Credit Suisse report.
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It said that as international agencies, both IARC and the WHO "have policies to protect their work, and the contributions of their expert Working Groups, from external interference".
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"Tokyo 2020 had extensive discussions with working groups comprising experts in environmental matters, human rights, labor laws, corporate social responsibility and other fields," a Tokyo Games spokesman said.
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Indian government advisers have set up three working groups at the summit focused on counter-terrorism, cyber-security and energy security, according to Foreign Ministry official Amar Sinha.
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Following Ganus' proposals, the Russian Olympic Committee said it would create two working groups to help the federation get reinstated and to safeguard the rights of Russian athletes.
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"You're going to see their next meetings are going to have people in them, the working groups are going to come together, all of those things," she said.
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In general Williams said ESO coordinates contact with commercial space companies through working groups set up by the American Astronomical Society (AAS) and the International Astronomy Union (IAU).
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Lawrence said working groups are meeting to determine when to proceed with creating the new platoons because both the "quantity and quality of leaders" has to be right.
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Washington (CNN)The US and Turkey will create working groups to tackle unresolved areas of tension, including Washington's anti-ISIS partnership with a Kurdish group Turkey staunchly opposes.
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These working groups analyzed and discussed the columns at length, looking at possible corrections and/or context that could have been added at the time of the writings.
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In May, both firefighting groups and solar industry leaders met in the first of a series of working groups with the association to find additional gaps in current codes.
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Mr Davis's suggestion that he should be allowed to object to new EU laws will get short shrift, although British observers may be able to attend some working groups.
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The final March 17 cable seen by Reuters leaves in place an instruction that consular chiefs in each diplomatic mission convene working groups of law enforcement and intelligence officials.
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"We have already been laying the groundwork for an ambitious agreement with the U.S. through our joint working groups, which have met five times so far," the spokeswoman said.
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Trump's most ardent anti-Iran advisers on the National Security Council wanted these working groups to help Israel prepare for future conflicts with Iranian proxies in Lebanon and Syria.
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Another ambitious proposal called for relaunching a pair of bilateral working groups on cybersecurity and counterterrorism originally started in 2009 as a part of Barack Obama's sweeping "reset" with Russia.
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At the meetings of IARC working groups, invited observers who have "relevant scientific credentials" are allowed to attend; but they have to sign confidentiality agreements and cannot discuss the proceedings.
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To come up with its recommendations, the committee organized several working groups involving some 150 experts, who focused on such topics as pediatric cancer, improved data sharing, and clinical trials.
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In working groups related to these focus areas, U.S. officials across different agencies and their GCC counterparts implemented the summit deliverables, holding ministerial meetings, training seminars, joint exercises and more.
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They joined Bezos and Cook and other leaders earlier in the day for a series of working groups led by the president's senior adviser and son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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He was speaking the day after U.N.-hosted talks broke up with a promise to bring officials together next week in working groups to tackle the thorny issue of security.
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FoST for Good, a charitable arm, is also part of the FoST Summit, with participants breaking into working groups to help nonprofits come up with solutions to various communications challenges.
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He may even suggest another working group to examine cyberinterference because it makes him look less guilty; victims don't typically have working groups with their attackers while still being attacked.
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The company's chief human resources officer, Jing Liao, announced in December that SoFi was creating two working groups to improve the company's culture and its approach to inclusion and diversity.
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Convene NHC members and national partners, through NHC taskforces and working groups, to coordinate activities and build consensus on key issues and tap their expertise to inform NHC policy development.
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Separately, countries could create international working groups to discuss how to react to attacks and what to do in the days or weeks before we know where they came from.
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Bipartisan, rank-and-file working groups pushed by Governor Bruce Rauner have been meeting, with sporadic reports that progress was being made on a budget for the new fiscal year.
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In a best-case scenario, this summit – and those questions – will mark the beginning of a series of follow-on negotiations and summits, with diplomatic working groups focused on key issues.
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Since 2013, the Internet Engineering Task Force has organized a string of working groups to secure identity on phone networks, drawing together engineers from all the major phone and network companies.
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To categorize Sagehen's diverse terrains—drainage bottoms with meadows and those without, north- and south-facing slopes, aspen stands with conifer encroachment—working groups hiked almost every yard of the forest.
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But competing "health care working groups" (better name TBD; submit your ideas for what Vox should call the group here) could lead the Senate down the same path as the House.
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He said he hoped separate expert and political working groups would meet "every six to eight weeks" from September in order to lay the ground for a new gas transit contract.
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The bill — the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Agency Act of 2016 — calls for risk assessments and joint working groups to mitigate the cascading fall-out between the cyber and kinetic world.
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Seven ministries have set up working groups with 64 members who trawl postings on Hun Sen's Facebook page looking for solvable public grievances, including land disputes, arguably Cambodia's most entrenched problem.
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RN: Meanwhile, Sara and I sat beside each other and together reported to the person who was effectively Airbnb's CTO and we were part of a number of working groups together.
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I didn't move there — my apartment was 10 minutes away by bike — but I visited every spare minute I could, and got involved in a number of projects and working groups.
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But it is these individual regimes — fought for tooth-and-nail over the years by the different working groups, and jealously guarded as embodying rights, not privileges — that are at issue.
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The working groups, he said, are looking at the scope of what to address in the Iran deal, as well as how to engage Tehran on possible fixes to those issues.
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Still, even after the park occupations had ended, working groups like Occupy the SEC kept at it, taking the change-it-yourself ethic of Occupy into places where activists are rare.
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Facebook told Motherboard that last year Sandberg urged the company to expand its hate speech policies, which spurred a series of working groups that took place over six to eight months.
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And, he and other U.S. officials said the two countries, still technically at war after the 1950-53 Korean War, had set up working groups to deal with details of an agreement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Nigeria on Wednesday agreed to establish working groups focused on strengthening security cooperation, the economy and tackling corruption after day-long talks at the State Department.
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Perez met with members of a massive transition advisory committee Wednesday, as it breaks into working groups for a day-long session to compile outside recommendations for the party's strategy and direction.
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We had these working groups where anybody who had an idea brought it to the table and then we reached consensus as conservatives, as the Republicans, on what that plan looked like.
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The three governments should create a trilateral task force on workforce development, with public-private, federal-sub-federal working groups, to develop proposals and strategies to meet emerging skills and jobs needs.
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The North American working groups could propose ways to incentivize companies to invest in re-skilling and "up-skilling" workers, to provide mid-career learning and to develop short-term training programs.
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Similar working groups exist in the US to ensure that "all the biometric systems in different departments could communicate to ensure they could share information on known and suspected terrorists," Campbell wrote.
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Nixon's policy of détente, a program of thawing relations with the Soviets that included trade, created the possibility of thievery as Soviet working groups came to tour American agricultural and technological companies.
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Cavasoglu said other working groups would tackle the question of the YPG and of Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish cleric who lives in Pennsylvania and who Erdogan's government accuses of plotting a coup.
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Across Wall Street, firms are establishing relationship-focused committees and working groups, hoping to cross-sell different business units — like investment banking and wealth management — to clients in a hyper-competitive industry.
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He stayed with Blue Note for five years, starting with a fairly familiar quartet sound and progressing to larger ensembles, but these were temporary bands assembled for recording sessions, not working groups.
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He stayed with Blue Note for five years, starting with a fairly familiar quartet sound and progressing to larger ensembles, but these were temporary bands assembled for recording sessions, not working groups.
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Joseph J. Lhota, who was chairman of the authority in 2012 and returned to the job in June, said he had recently appointed working groups to study costs and the procurement process.
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He has made several policy changes based on complaints posted to his personal page, and last week, he announced the creation of dozens of "Facebook working groups" to gather information about citizens' concerns.
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Over the years, many studies, working groups, commissions and others have recommended combinations of reforms that helped the oldest beneficiaries, raised up the poorest seniors and put Social Security on a sustainable path.
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In a memorandum sent to staff on Monday, EPA head Andrew Wheeler said the agency is establishing two internal working groups to "think critically" about President Trump's order mandating agencies scale back guidance.
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Years earlier, VW participated in dozens of secret meetings with its competitors, involving over 200 employees in up to 60 working groups, on how to meet increasingly tough emissions criteria in diesel vehicles.
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" One chief executive who left a White House advisory council explains that firms are still keen to work with the administration, albeit quietly: "Executive action will continue, so corporate working groups will continue.
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The working groups included representatives from organizations and firms such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, Allianz, the Bank of England, Barclays, Maersk, Lloyds, Shell, BlackRock and Zurich Asset Management.
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The Simpson-Bowles panel, the "supercommittee" and other smaller working groups have repeatedly convened to come up with a broad agreement on fiscal issues, and never managed to get a plan before Congress.
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They heard reports from smaller working groups, relayed feedback they had gotten from civil rights groups and other outsiders and suggested ways that a policy or product could go wrong in the future.
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Verhoeven's playful architectural and performance interventions will not just create a more hospitable environment but will also open up space for critical thinking on the invisibility of certain working groups and labor ethics.
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Working groups and bipartisan negotiations have formed and faltered in both chambers, with some continuing under the radar even as leadership focuses on bigger picture issues like tax reform and spending cap negotiations.
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In combination with these major milestones evolving under the Cancer MoonShot 2020 program, leading oncologists from a variety of renowned institutions have come forth to establish assorted Working Groups for different cancer types.
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Working groups at the New Rules Summit, hosted by The New York Times, proposed steps that business leaders, policymakers and individuals can take to create inclusive, equitable environments that enable women to succeed.
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Mr. Macron said pointedly in his speech, "I don't have red lines, I only have horizons," calling on Germany and other bloc nations to join in working groups to brainstorm over his ideas.
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Working groups have begun meeting to discuss possible ways to address what the Trump administration sees as serious flaws in the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Many brands have recognized the complex, deep-seated reliance the industry has created in these communities and have joined working groups in an effort to band together for change, but progress has been slow.
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These companies, including Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Porsche, and Daimler, met in secret working groups to discuss "the technology, costs, suppliers, and even the exhaust gas purification of its diesel vehicles," the German weekly reported.
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The tech leaders will break into three working groups to discuss drones, 5G wireless broadband and the Internet of Things (IoT), and financing emerging technology before meeting with Trump to discuss the breakout sessions.
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Both sides need to back away and recalibrate what they hope to achieve in the long term, and then put in place, through lower level working groups, a possible road map for getting there.
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Government ministries, all of which are run by Mr. Hun Sen's party, were ordered to form "Facebook working groups," and officials were told to start their own personal pages to interact with the public.
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Nine working groups are working on the final agreement, led by Douglas Ostermann for Fiat Chrysler and Olivier Bourges for PSA, the two companies said in separate communications through internal channels, the newspapers reported.
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The Chamber has been vocally supportive of the idea to update NAFTA and has created working groups with businesses and trade interests in Canada and Mexico to smooth the process of modernizing the agreement.
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In response to the mounting pressure from California and other states, the N.C.A.A. has conceded that it must modernize its bylaws, but its working groups and committees have not released any proposals for changes.
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He said that Facebook and Google represented 5% of the IAB Tech Lab's funding and representation in working groups and that they're among more than 750 companies that work with the IAB Tech Lab.
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It would also set up guidance for federal agencies to incorporate the NIST cyber framework and establish working groups in the federal and private sectors to help public and private entities use the framework.
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He said areas that needed clarification were discussions around the pipeline review process by the National Energy Board, the four working groups looking at climate policy and any potential changes around income tax rules.
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Business organisations propose a standing committee, where business representatives can feed into the negotiations and review what is on the table, with separate working groups looking at issues such as the free movement of labour.
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There are a handful of other bipartisan proposals that follow a similar framework in both the Senate and the House, and even more working groups that have yet to come out with proposals, including Sen.
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All Raise is essentially an umbrella for feminist initiatives in the industry, broken down into working groups that focus on things ranging from involving male allies to routing checks from women VCs to women CEOs.
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But since ObamaCare became law in 2202, the GOP has made almost no progress on the more elusive goal of drafting an alternative despite multiple working groups and more than 2628 votes to repeal it.
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In a letter sent to Essilor staff, Sagnieres said that the search for a new CEO for EssilorLuxottica was a "priority" and that integration work was ongoing within the frame of 20 joint working groups.
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OBVIOUSLY RUMORS AND GOSSIP AND EVERYTHING ELSE IS GOOD FOR YOUR CABLE TV, BUT I'M NOT GOING TO MAKE ANY COMMENTS ON IT. KERNEN: IS HE – AND HE'S PRESIDENT AT MANY OF THE WORKING GROUPS?
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At Monday's meeting, Centeno proposed to set up three working groups to address contentious issues that have so far prevented a reform of the euro zone, officials said, suggesting they conclude their work by December.
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But the U.S. and North Korean working groups — with engagements in New York, the DMZ and Singapore — have discussed establishing official relations between the two countries that would involve putting a U.S. embassy in Pyongyang.
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The legislation followed 1003 congressional hearings dedicated to tax reform and 11 separate bipartisan tax reform working groups led by Mr. Camp and Representative Sander Levin of Michigan, then the ranking Democrat on the committee.
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The legislation followed 30 congressional hearings dedicated to tax reform and 11 separate bipartisan tax reform working groups led by Mr. Camp and Representative Sander Levin of Michigan, then the ranking Democrat on the committee.
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The working groups looked at historical figures and scored them on a point system, with factors including diverse perspectives, whether they were part of a watershed moment and the impact on or for underrepresented groups.
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The select committee should consider the value of institutionalizing bipartisan national security policy working groups that would provide talented members with latitude to develop ideas that could directly inform committee decisions and tackle jurisdictional challenges.
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"Activists are going to congregate and work on process and working groups and have breakout sessions and talk more broadly about what's next," said People for Bernie co-founder and Occupy Wall Street alum Winnie Wong.
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Moving customs requirements away from the physical border, retaining access to key EU computer systems and setting up working groups with the private sector on implementing changes are among the report's suggestions for smoothing the process.
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The White House nonetheless has planned its big tech gathering much like a corporate boardroom retreat — with high-profile billionaire tech executives to be split up into working groups, focused on issues like digitizing government services.
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At the state level, the majority of legislatures have introduced bills or enacted laws to formalize blockchain working groups that would provide policy recommendations to lawmakers as its applications evolve in the private and public sectors.
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The "best-of-group" competition will continue Tuesday with the terrier, sporting and working groups, after which the seven group winners will vie for the "Best-in-Show" trophy in a grand finale on Tuesday night.
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Instead, the person said, Macron could discuss with Merkel the idea of setting up Franco-German working groups in the coming months in areas where there is appetite for cooperation, including security and defense, energy and taxation.
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"Over the past five days, more than two dozen working groups comprised of trade experts and technical officials worked diligently to advance the discussions and exchanged information and proposals," the three countries said in a joint statement.
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Mr Macron's recent charge that some countries treat the EU like a "supermarket" so unnerved the Visegrad four (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) that they hastily created working groups with France to plead their cases.
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Note that it refutes none of the mayor's statements:The Broadband Deployment Advisory Committee and its working groups have brought together 101 participants from a range of perspectives to recommend strategies to promote better, faster, and cheaper broadband.
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With luck, work underway by central bank working groups, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) and others could help all sides come to an agreement about how the second group of financial instruments will be handled.
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Writing of the report was led by three working groups - one to assess the physical scientific basis of climate change, the second to look at impacts, adaptation and vulnerability, and the third to assess climate change mitigation.
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Yet after several hearings and bills, and the formation of congressional working groups, little has been done to resolve the central tug of war between the tech industry and federal authorities over civil rights versus national security.
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Giuffra said the talks have also included separate working groups on various topics including the remedy for vehicles owners, the approach for addressing the environmental harms caused by the vehicles and other issues like onboard diagnostic systems.
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Virtually all the major banks, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America among them, have created formal or informal working groups to consider the issue, as have the big credit card companies, including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
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Virtually all the major banks, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America among them, have created formal or informal working groups to consider the issue, as have the big credit card companies, including Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
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After huddling in budget talks for close to an hour, Rauner and his Democratic rivals agreed to create "working groups" of rank-and-file legislators to negotiate the non-budgetary elements of his so-called turnaround agenda.
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They have set up seven working groups of chief executives with top U.S. and Indian firms that will focus on financial trade and investments as well as bring together small and medium enterprises (SME) from the two countries.
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"The working groups have already begun to meet on efforts to agree principles, what is the scope of what we attempt to address and also how much we engage Iran on discussions to address these issues," he said.
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However, a furor has arisen because in this case the request included names of employees involved in certain working groups and in attendance at certain conferences on climate change and carbon, along with details of the meetings themselves.
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Gallucci and Wit, meanwhile, said they are concerned about the process from here, arguing that a senior official needs to be appointed to lead the negotiations rather than leaving it to working groups, as Pompeo said will happen.
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Impressive is the fact that many professional societies have diversified the presentation formats and are including more virtual presentations, roundtables, and working groups to be inclusive while creating the environment that allows for more interactions and multidirectional communications.
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The group's top executives, Italy's Leonardo Del Vecchio and France's Hubert Sagnieres, attempted to put tensions behind them on Thursday, saying the best was yet to come and touting bi-monthly meetings of working groups focused on the merger.
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In the letter, Sagnieres said that the search for a new CEO for EssilorLuxottica was a "priority" and that integration work was ongoing within the frame of 20 joint working groups with the support of U.S consulting firm McKinsey.
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It would also establish working groups under the leadership of the National Science Foundation, and the National Science and Technology Council and Office of Science and Technology Policy—both entities of the White House—to address the systemic issue.
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The major outstanding issues as the four working groups reconvene Saturday are centered on two Democratic priorities -- one to expand and enhance unemployment insurance benefits and a second to create a stabilization fund to address revenue shortfalls in states.
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Fox said at the time that the U.K. was eager to "scope out" its future relationship with the U.S. Trade working groups on both sides of the Atlantic have since been working behind the scenes to lay the groundwork.
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This week's briefings took place in Bonn, Germany, on Monday and Tuesday and involved a German one-star general, as well as working groups looking at specific weapons requirements and capabilities, according to another source briefed on the matter.
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After Sunday's talks, in comments agreed with the other parties, SPD General Secretary Lars Klingbeil said that some of the 15 working groups on specific policy areas had made significant progress while others had not, but gave no further detail.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Netherlands-based Global Center for Excellence on Climate Adaptation (GCECA) therefore conducted an analysis with working groups in the financial and corporate sectors to identify a standard set of metrics.
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"My view is that if there's no agreement (Tuesday) night, I would ask the governor to keep his working groups functioning on a regular schedule because the House is going to be in continuous session," Madigan told reporters after the meeting.
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Second, while last week's executive order highlighted some useful priorities, it perpetuates the push for more analyses and working groups, which won't do enough to truly address the policy modernizations needed to create the deterrence needed to tackle these attacks.
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You don't have to speak high priestly Greek and Latin to see that the names of G-20 working groups — Investment and Infrastructure, Employment, Green Finance, Climate Finance, Energy Sustainability, and Development — are designed to justify coercive big-government programs.
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Craig Futterman, one of the 50 experts who served on the task force's working groups, was relieved that the report released on April 13 confronted the hard realities of racism, abuse and lack of oversight in the Chicago Police Department.
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The setting: At a Marriott outside San Diego, representatives gathered in separate groups to go through reports from various working groups, debate a few items and decide which matters can still be tackled in time to make the initial release.
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One caveat, however, is that the working group did not discuss labor union participation in such apprentice programs, which is a common feature in Europe (no organized labor reps were invited to participate in the working groups, per Sean Spicer).
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Heather Nauert, a spokeswoman for the State Department, said on Saturday that the two had agreed to create working groups to hash out details, and had discussed the return of remains of American service members missing since the Korean War.
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According to the statement, O'Brien and Ben Shabbat directed their respective teams to continue joint working groups in the months ahead in the areas of cyber, intelligence, and telecommunications security to counter the threats posed by Iran and other actors.
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The Texas State Education Board didn't accept all of the recommendations — for example, the working groups had also recommended getting rid of multiple references to "Judeo-Christian," including in a section on influences of America's founding, and the board rejected that.
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Speaking at a conference in New York, Powell said the U.S. central bank would early next year launch a study analyzing payment security vulnerabilities and also planned to create new working groups focused on reducing the industry costs associated with securing payments.
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Unclear, but GDPR privacy laws now require consent before you can collect personal data from an EU citizen, and early GDPR working groups (we're talking 2006) figured that secret tracking pixels would automatically be thrown out on their ass as a result.
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AFTER 25 hearings, thousands of pages of comments and many unworkable bipartisan working groups, America's Senate has finally produced a possible consensus bill to tweak the Dodd-Frank Act, the vast swathe of banking regulation passed soon after the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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About 200 Chinese officials and business executives, led by the head of the National Development and Reform Commission Xu Shaoshi, will participate in the SED's five working groups of infrastructure, energy, environment, new and renewable energy, in addition to high technology cooperation.
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Several bipartisan working groups are currently preparing health legislation, including one formed by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Hatch (R-Utah) and Ranking Member Wyden (D-Ore) that is developing ways of managing care and costs for Medicare beneficiaries living with multiple chronic illnesses.
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ET, people told CNN -- to draft the legislative language to reflect the status of the negotiations between the four bipartisan working groups that have been cloistered in closed Senate hearing rooms for hours over the course of an urgent last few days.
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Even though there are individual working groups where retaliation would not be tolerated at all, the failure of Google's leadership to lead by example and not retaliate and to deal with retaliation anywhere it happens at the company — that is the broader problem.
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The working groups suggests states could create a board to "review, approve, or adjust launch prices for all newly approved drugs, or drugs with list prices above a certain threshold," as well as price hikes for any drug that exceeds a certain threshold.
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At the end of the day-long program, participants that had been divided into various working groups presented final projects that took the form of campaigns, reports, or policies, each addressing a different aspect of increasing access to the arts via data.
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Working groups will focus on three areas: citizens' rights; the EU demand that Britain pays some 22.31 billion euros ($20.1 billion) to cover ongoing EU budget commitments; and other loose ends, such as what happens to British goods in EU shops on Brexit Day.
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Furthermore, certain regulatory bodies are taking the view that cyber risk management should be internationally coordinated, as evidenced by committees and working groups such as The International Organization of Securities Commission's Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures and G-7 Cyber Risk Expert Group.
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The muscle memory necessary for convening working groups and keeping open channels of communication with GCC states is strong at present; it must remain so, as clear, direct messaging and uninhibited flows of information will be vitally important during crises, especially those involving Iran.
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Several informal working groups have been created under that initiative, including one focusing on expanding virtual education, another dealing with telehealth, a third examining how to limit the spread of coronavirus misinformation, and a fourth to explore the use of geolocation data for disease tracking.
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He said he would meet with the European Commission's deputy head Frans Timmermans to speed up talks on visa liberalization for Turks, while Turkish and Russian working groups would hold talks on visa-free travel to Russia after the Muslim Eid holiday next week.
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"Our working groups have also identified areas where we can improve our human resource functions, empower leadership at all levels, improve management support services to reduce redundancies while ensuring you have the tools you need to do your job," Mr. Tillerson wrote in his letter.
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Rather, what the nominee can hope to get from the working groups is a layout of what awaits them: for instance, compilations of various regulations rolled back under Trump; paths to recommitting to international pacts that Trump has abandoned; and what options — executive order?
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It provides institutional support for bringing ethicists and scientists together in small working groups—rather than waiting for them to volunteer—so they can determine which ethical issues to focus on, and which areas of brain organoid research they'd recommend for future NIH funding.
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Though the U.K. has the freedom to explore new trade deals, talk about them, prepare for them, sign letters of intent with potential suitors, signal its interest, set up joint working groups, these actions do not constitute a final free trade agreement in themselves.
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The eventual product of this exercise, known as the Better Way agenda, was a product of months of listening sessions and working groups, where members from every corner of the conference made progress on distilling vague ideas about principles down into tangible policy proposals.
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Working groups will focus on three areas: citizens' rights; the EU demand that Britain pays some 60 billion euros ($70 billion) to cover ongoing EU budget commitments; and other loose ends, such as what happens to British goods in EU shops on Brexit Day.
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Following Trump's meeting with the influential Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, also in March, the White House issued a statement saying the president supports developing a "United States-Saudi program undertaken by joint U.S.-Saudi working groups" that would invest in energy, industry, infrastructure and technology.
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In a conference call on Tuesday — the first action by one of the working groups established by UEFA to try to find a solution — the continent's leagues reiterated the desire to finish by June 30, though it is vital to note that is merely an ambition.
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With at least five months until the release of the political component of the plan, the White House hopes to continue discussions in smaller working groups and plans to reconvene conference attendees in several months to agree to a framework for economic solutions for the region, the official said.
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"The fact that the U.N. announcement outlines a clear intent by participants to reach a mutually acceptable solution on the security and guarantee issues … is a mandate to the working groups to process new forms (of guarantees), acceptable and radically different from the guarantee system of 1960," he said.
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They and their teams will then spend up to four days in a mixture of smaller working groups and plenary sessions, with the priority being to identify areas of accord and discord on a set of issues agreed on during an initial day of talks on June 19.
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"The presence of women in the church, the role of women in the church," has been repeatedly raised, in the synod's plenary meeting and within smaller working groups, said Sister Sally Marie Hodgdon, the superior general of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambery, and a synod participant.
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Before the meeting began — with drumming from indigenous groups that have representation in the organization — Mr. Tillerson, Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov of Russia and others visited with representatives of the council's various working groups, which study issues like oil spill response, sustainable development, biodiversity and environmental changes.
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The official mentioned "media reports that said South Korean financial institutions were preparing to re-open branches within North Korea or task forces and working groups to support inter-Korean economic cooperation", according to the document, excerpts of which were released by the office of opposition lawmaker Kim Seon-dong.
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A joint "game plan" could also be unveiled by Trump and Kim against the backdrop of a declaration to the end of the Korean War, which would "give the sense of a win-win for both sides and from there, the working groups will crank out the details," Park said.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Saturday that working groups on fixing what the U.S. sees as flaws in the Iranian nuclear deal have already begun to meet, trying to determine the scope of what is needed and how much Iran needs to be engaged in it.
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"You wouldn't have the same incentive to create these spin-off groups and special coalitions and working groups if you went through committees," said Bill Hoagland, a vice president at the Bipartisan Policy Center and former director of budget and appropriations for the Republican Senate majority leader from 2003 to 2007.
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She also vowed to invest $2 billion over a decade to create new working groups to prioritize domestic terrorism investigations and to boost the FBI's ability to monitor white nationalist websites and forums, which she said would pressure online platforms to take down content that violates their terms and conditions.
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I think they seek to do that, but in some of the working groups there seems to be a disconnect between space policy and the role we play in 5G services and the spectrum that will be made available for 5G services and the need for harmonization throughout the world.
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"These are complicated issues, there are ongoing discussions, there are big working groups and the objective is to work through this at the O.E.C.D." Even after meeting with Mr. Mnuchin over the weekend, Mr. Le Maire remained uncertain about the mechanism that the United States envisions to break the deadlock.
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"It was agreed to open permanent channels of communication and to form two working groups to complete an agreement on the details of the formation of a government and the military arrangements between officers from all regions," one source close to Haftar in Abu Dhabi who asked not to be named told Reuters.
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The organization was founded in 1919, well after the discovery of Neptune, and while the union has established working groups for naming planets outside the solar system or other objects like comets and asteroids, there is no clear group that would be responsible for naming another major planet in the solar system.
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Toward that end, they've created policy-specific working groups; launched a "Make It In America" agenda that was endorsed by President Obama; toured the country trumpeting the virtues of universal health care and a hike in the minimum wage; and sponsored countless legislative proposals designed to ease the economic burdens on working Americans.
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"One of the key messages that comes out very strongly from this report is that we are already seeing the consequences of 1.53°C of global warming through more extreme weather, rising sea levels and diminishing Arctic sea ice, among other changes," said Panmao Zhai, co-chair of one of the report's scientific working groups.
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He said it was in fact the DSM inclusion in 2013 that sparked the WHO into investigating whether gaming disorder should be part of ICD-11, and that the WHO ultimately decided to recognize it following extensive consultations among WHO researchers, as well as the collective recommendation of experts brought together by the organization through working groups.
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Contacted via email, the California Highway Patrol—which has had to be proactive in regulation of autonomous vehicles thanks to road tests from the likes of Google and others—said that it was currently involved in several working groups at state and national level dealing with autonomous vehicles, but that findings could not be discussed publicly at this stage.
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Since this bilateral process is driven primarily by President Trump and Kim Jong Un, they can use their forthcoming summit to affirm the concept of such a roadmap and charge their diplomatic and military working groups to develop a plan over the next two years to five years to move the skeleton draft to a full framework.
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It aims to study "factors contributing to, and consequences of, sexual harassment" in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields, primarily through research grants, national data collection efforts, and working groups under the leadership of the National Science Foundation, and the National Science and Technology Council and Office of Science and Technology Policy—both entities of the White House.
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"The people on the south and west sides have endured deep, intergenerational trauma from having police officers brutalize folks in ways that don't make the headlines, and seeing that happen again and again and again," said Sheila Bedi, a law professor at Northwestern University who was a member of one of the mayoral task force's working groups.
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"When the senior leaders are basically saying move forward, and that's their message to their working groups, I think there's a good chance" the meeting happens, said John Park, director of the Korea Working Group at Harvard's Kennedy School, who added the most plausible outcome from the talks would be an agreed-upon plan for North Korea to address its nuclear program.
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We'll have working groups designed to generate position papers, white papers, policy constructs, projects that we can do, or we'll form a working group that will go off over a period of months or years to solve a problem -- to figure out what is it going take to build this business or this idea and the roadblocks that are in the way.
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Renewable World works with community leaders and working groups to figure out what energy resources are most needed, and then works with the community to make sure these energy needs are met with sensitivity to the geographic location, that local governance is in place to support resource maintenance, and to make sure that youth and women's voices are fairly represented in related decision making.
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It started with an event we did in Rome at the Vatican in December 215 that included a meeting with the Pope, where a hundred CEOs broke off into working groups to talk about what can the private sector do to address some of the world's most pressing problems, whether it's global warming or the billions of people who don't have just basic health care.
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As part of the understandings that were reached the U.S. and Israel decided to form several working groups according to the joint goals: Covert and diplomatic action to block Iran's path to nuclear weapons – according to the U.S. official this working group will deal with diplomatic steps that can be taken as part of the Iran nuclear deal to further monitor and verify that Iran is not violating the deal.
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Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE has recently launched working groups between the United States, Europe, and Japan to develop a collective approach to China.
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While Trump's team has had to grapple with filling in the many policy blanks in the Republican nominee's agenda, the Clinton group has the luxury of relying on the work of the campaign's massive team of informal policy advisers and policy working groups, who have fleshed out her positions for more than a year and given the campaign a structured way to funnel new ideas into its orbit.
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Its working groups recommend new guidelines on what to do about, say, a photo showing Hindu women being beaten in Bangladesh that may be inciting violence offline (take it down), a video of police brutality when race riots are taking place (leave it up), or a photo alleging that Donald Trump wore a Ku Klux Klan uniform in the 1990s (leave it up but reduce distribution of it, and inform users it's a fake).
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" In response to Mr. Trump's comments, a Downing Street spokesman said that under the proposed withdrawal agreement, it "is very clear we will have an independent trade policy so that the U.K. can sign trade deals with countries around the world — including with the U.S." The spokesman added that the government has "already been laying the groundwork for an ambitious agreement with the U.S. through our joint working groups, which have met five times so far.
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Led by Bickert and Mary DeBree, who heads the content policy team, about 20 Facebookers in a Menlo Park conference room were joined via video by teams in DC, Dublin and other locations, including a lone participant in a New York City conference room named "Death and Co." The meeting covers two categories of business: "heads up" items are ones where a policy adjustment may be in order, and "recommendations" involve the results from working groups tackling specific issues, often in consultation with outside experts and interest groups.
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