Results for “Domestic Abuse Intervention Project”

…ed to show high volatility last month, with its P/BV temporarily close to 2008 lows. ¢ Hong Kong and Singapore markets’ domestic fundamentals remain solid. Hong Kong should benefit from China's gradual recovery in 2H 2012, while Singapore's economy is rebounding and corporate bal...

…een authorized to handle NSA secrets. Binney had been an NSA technical director until he had retired in 2001. The NSA‘s domestic surveillance program that Binney told the press about years before being interviewed in Poi- tras’s film was called Stellarwind. It involved data minin...

…rism [is] internationally condemned and criminal.” United States v. Hamdan, 801 F. Supp. 2d 1247, 1284 (CMCR 2011). 3. Domestic laws of nations Countries throughout the world have adopted a similar definition of terrorism in their domestic law (although in some cases the domest...

…t notably via its interactions with Hollywood. China’s source of leverage over American companies comes from its large domestic market and its key role in international supply chains; by contrast, China holds little direct ownership in American companies. American affiliates (i....

…ted by Congress to foreign interceptions (at least prior to 9/11 in 2001.) As a result, it was required to separate out domestic from foreign surveillance, a massive process which was not only time- consuming but could generate dissidence within the ranks of American intelligence...

… “eligible entity”) may generally elect its classification for federal tax purposes. ° The default classification for a domestic eligible entity is: (1) A partnership if the entity has two or more members. (2) “Disregarded as an entity separate from its owner” if it has a single...

…but is subject to an entity-level income tax by a foreign country. “ The purpose of the DCL provisions, as applied to a domestic corporation that owns a hybrid entity, is to prevent a single net operating loss (NOL) generated by a DRE from being used in both the U.S. and in a for...

…any respects the opposite of Richard Nixon and George H. W. Bush, both foreign-policy presidents who subordinated their domestic ambitions to America’s national-security requirements. Moreover, where Obama has succeeded internationally, his successes have been largely tactical ra...

…ample latitude to deregister and ban any organiza- tion, and to prevent foreign organizations from doing business with domestic partners. A legal system that is flexible enough to serve the evolving needs of the regime and target virtually any adversary is a hallmark of modern a...

…and political strategiesaswellasongoingreadinessto respond to or engage in global encounters. Based on historical gross domestic product (GDP) data, there have been three large defense-spending programs in the past 50 years (Display 1). The first buildup Display 1 Defense Spendin...

…ata as of 2015 budget. Sales of PIF assets could help replenish fiscal reserves but not Fx reserves Secondary sales of domestic assets could be a faster way than Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and privatizations for the Ministry of Finance (MoF) to raise its fiscal reserves at...

…file reports pursuant to section 780(d) of this title holds 50 per centum or less of the voting power with respect to a domestic or foreign firm, the provisions of paragraph (2) require only that the issuer proceed in good faith to use its influence, to the extent reasonable unde...

…lation stocks—>lnflation stocks Up to 1H16, the Japan equity market saw continued preference for deflationary stocks as domestic inflation remained subdued and the JGB curve underwent excessive bull flattening. Defensives outperformed cyclicals (Chart 1), growth outperformed valu...

…quite familiar with Starr’s background. Lefkowitz was director of cabinet affairs and deputy executive secretary to the domestic policy council under President George H.W. Bush. Under President George W. Bush, Lefkowitz served as general counsel in the Office of Management and Bu...

… Federal Complaint ¶ 427. Prince Sultan disagrees with Plaintiffs’ claim that the Supreme Council monitors and approves domestic and foreign charitable giving on behalf of the Kingdom. Prince Sultan prefers the characterization that the Supreme Council ‘‘carr[ies] out the foreign...