, in parts of now , there is standard number 4264 of the national organization for standards in this connection, which has been done before, and it is not the first time that it has been created in 1070. this issue has been done for some reasons . which is one of the lack of resources it didn't happen. please take care of the third page. now lpg has created a problem for cngs. unauthorized use is expensive. mirrors are of better quality. engine inquiries are less . many gas station owners in the country, especially in small towns , black tents are breaking down more quickly because the gas stations are not being implemented. on page four, i mentioned that the export price of lpg is not higher than the actual price of gasoline. gasoline and diesel and 700 in the case of lp yes, and $500 as a substitute, it has an economic effect for the government as well. on page 59, it is the best economic fuel for automobiles. after that , it is used as a feedstock for petrochemicals. pdf is used in petrochemical plants, etc. in different countries , many countries do this by themselves. they are n

, right that the parliamentary commissionerfor standards, and we commissioner for standards, and we havestandards, and we have got a new one now, has been asked by the labour party to examine these claims to see if there had been a breach of the code of conduct for members of parliament. the newspaper is also reporting that in late december, the cabinet offices, propriety and ethics team wrote a letter to borisjohnson saying he should stop seeking sharp's advice, and just to clarify, borisjohnson has always said he did not take financial advice from richard sharp. butjust in terms of the situation that happens next, if in your position, what would you be wanting to see happen next? well, what i would hope to see, i hope is going to happen. that is that the parliamentary commission is going to consider the request from the labour party and will decide whether there is a prima facie case for a full investigation, and if there is a full investigation, a report from the commissioner would go to the house of commons committee and standards, and they would decide whether there has been a breac

we are also looking at why and how standard chartered's opening. there are a lot of questions around its future after we heard yesterday about that bid from first abu dhabi bank revealing it had looked at a bid but then saying they were no longer looking at it. what really moved the price was based spent six months exploring options including a takeover. i don't know whether this means this is a now official takeover target. tom: an jefferies analyst saying it has awakened animal spirits in terms of the markets and their view on standard chartered. and in any event, we believe standard chartered has an embedded m&a, to your point, francine. let's bring in our just sonja marten, chief effects strategist at dz bank. good morning and thank you for joining us. is mark cudmore right in saying markets need to wake up to the fact that there is no weakness in the u.s. jobs market and resilience will continue? sonja: that has been the case recently, as mark said, the numbers beat estimates consistently for some time now. let's not forget the u.s. job market

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standard oil california when the standard oil trust was broken up. headquarters and home has always been in california. we've been around for 143 years and we made the first discovery in the middle east, first discovery of oil in saudi arabia, among other milestones. a long history of the world reflected in our company. david: if i go to a gas station to get gas for my car, is there really a difference between the oil that chevron may have produced, is that gasoline pretty much all the same? mike: there are minimum standards that have to be met from products. then what you find is that different companies either exceed those by more or less than others, and also we have special additives. we have a wholly owned additive company that manufactures an additive called techron to keep engine parts clean. as engines get more sophisticated, you can have carbon deposits that can affect performance in your cylinders, your injectors. techron cleans that up better than others. david: let's talk about your own background. how does one become the ceo of chevron?

that gives back competition, that's a standard i would propose, protecting and promoting competition that ought to be the standard records used to evaluate, that would be my conservative case for adopting it. >> the a lot of ideas sound like ideas that we've heard from biden's nominee, do you plan to support her nomination? >> i haven't made my mind up yet, i haven't gotten the chance to talk with her much yet but i will say this i'm impressed with her and her background and her work in this area, i think she does very serious about monopoly problems, her record demonstrates that, i think the kind of voice that she has broader these issues is an important one. >> senator i want to push gears a little bit, you are the only senator to vote against the bill targeting hate crimes against asian americans, you said it was too broad but what do you think should be done to target hate crimes. >> my issue without bill section 4, this is an anti-free-speech bill, as the first amendment guy this doesn't create hate crimes or create hate crimes on the book, they must be clear and already barred,

that ought to be the standard. currently they use what is called the consumer welfare standard, which i think is differential and practice, but two monopolies. we ought to change the standard and i highlight those because those are two major areas that when my bill is tougher and stronger than other proposals out there, i think that's good. we need to have a debate about how the courts are enforcing the law. we need a debate about how we can cut the monopoly corporations down to size not just on the tech sector, although thehe corporations are perhaps the most pressing. but still we are seeing economic concentrations across multiple industries. andri i think we need to come fm that. >> host: senator, you mentioned changing the standard for antitrustd litigation. and i just wonder are you going to be able to bring some of the conservatives around to that idea because members of your own party, top leaders on the committees have said that is a nonstarter for them. >> it certainly is a bold move, but i would just say

there are various under standards -- there are various other standards. there is one used in japan. tesla has the -- with the minimum standards we are putting out, there is a rule in the next few weeks. it will be clear to the states and the cities for how this needs to rollout and how we will make sure we have not over a national standard but interoperability and the ability for anybody with an electric car to plug into the system. host: s&p global on ev chargers. taken intoccnt, to properly marecasted sales demand the united states will need to see the number of ev chargers quadruple between 2022 and 2025 and bro more than eightfold by 2030. the transition to a vehicle market dominated by electric vehicles will take years to develop, but it has begun" according to this analyst. " with the transition comes the need to evolve and today's charging infrastructure is insufficient to support a dramatic increase in the number of ev's in operation." why should americans buy an electronic vehicle? guest: the fact is that by 2030 we will hopefully have over 2 million charging points around

this is the moscow standard equipment that works today, so continue to work there.y protect us, our guys, so we are also doing a good deed for them in the tank-dangerous direction of the enemy’s armored vehicles - pumps. the second world war saw the peak of our production. packaging is american, but the brand is brazilian. brazil was rich in a number of products, such as potatoes, us meat corn. as i understand it, quite a lot of surprises are waiting for a detachment of nazi saboteurs was formed, which came from argentina until recently. it was classified as the secret of victory on the eve of the international day of remembrance for the victims of the bell, vladimir putin met with the chief rabbi of russia, mir lazar, and the president of the federation of jewish communities. oleksandr borodui, the president stressed that the crime of the nazis does not have a statute of limitations , we are with you.

to the standard we have approved for voluntary use. if the studio will declare that the hotel meets all the parameters and requirements that are set in the standard, then for them it is mandatory for non-compliance with the new standards for studios. while there are no penalties, so that as many participants as possible tourism market. we were able to prepare for work according to the new rules, but on 40 and 0 guys with mikhail kirke, no news. a new center for aesthetic and rhythmic gymnastics, one of the largest in russia, opened in yekaterinburg, more than 600 pupils will be able to attend at the same time, and already in 2023 yekaterinburg will host an international university sports festival with five thousand athletes from belarus and kazakhstan, tajikistan and other countries and a school of future champions albert mukhin there is still a subtle smell in the corridors fresh paint, and in the dance halls the first rehearsals and the wave are already in full swing, the side one and two is a new center for aesthetic and rhythmic gy

chooses its standards, which it needs for its existence are nato standards, which are even better in, the quality of drinking water in ukraine is of a higher standard than in nato countries, that's why we don't need this standard , we are already better, so the question of the quantitative indicator of nato standards is not at all the question of three things: do we have civil-democratic control in the country, do we have transparent and understandable systems of procurement , logistics of delivery. we are moving and the third is the planning of a joint operation, this is a military component , military, economic and political if we share all the values, because nato is not a military union, it is an economic union, a political union, so we are a country with you. so, you know, the rocket takes off just to the level that we are not what they will ask of us , the people need you in nato, i really want to live to these times, oleksiy, let's dream a little, but imagine that you were launched into some kind of i don't i know a large military supermarket and they say, mr. oleksiy reznikov

sir laurie told rishi sunak that certain "omissions" by nadhim zahawi fell short of the standards setut in the ministerial code. he concluded, "i consider that these omissions constitute a serious failure to meet the standards set out in the ministerial code. consider that mr zahawi, in holding the high privilege of being a minister of the crown, has shown insufficient regard for the general principles of the ministerial code and the requirements in particular, under the seven principles of public life, to be honest, open and an exemplary leader through his own behaviour." our correspondent ben wright looks back at his political career. self—assured. a touch of swagger. a man who came to the country as a refugee and ended up in the cabinet. nadhim zahawi's career flourished in the tory turmoil of last year. prime ministers came and went while he remained at the top table. but now the tory party chairman has gone undone by his own tax affairs. born in baghdad to kurdish parents before they fled to the uk, nadhim zahawi campaigned against the regime of saddam hussein. there is great rio

we provide even what is not, and the standards are held by the festival.burger festivals wine festivals watermelon festivals. eh, image festivals regulate all kinds of standards, even the number of dishes on the buffet is considered to be at least eight types of cold appetizers, three types of soup , six hot dishes in an unlimited number of vegetables, fruits and desserts. but glasses of the gristoy rule are recommended to be served not before 10 am. the priority for ateliers is local food and drinks, the dish should be freshly prepared by local producers, that is, farmers, who , according to ours, are enough in the kuban , that is, we choose better so that there are fewer chemists in the composition, that is, but still there is a selection. the raw material standard applies not only to the operation of the kitchen, but to the entire hotel. a tourist can use the entire infrastructure of the beach , cold heated pools, water parks with gyms, academies of sports and creativity, entertainment. among the requirements prescribed the presence of separate children

his surroundings are the gold standard of double standards trump house upside down for state papers ina but biden. this is another no search no criticism. you can even compare how democrats in assessing approaches changed their shoes literally in the air , intelligence representatives must assess the risks of damage. how recklessly joe biden handled these documents. what damage has he done to national security. this biden story will be politicized. it 's all already politicized by the republicans the only difference is that trump was the president and they are taking away the documents. you from the white house could remove the secrecy stamp from any paper. the classified materials found at biden are dated 2011-2016, then he was obama's vice president and somehow someone once took these papers. biden took them. after all, he says so openly that he has no idea what these documents are and the fbi should have searched everyone in biden’s numerous houses and offices to find out what else we haven’t seen from what the first batch documents related to ukraine of the period when hunter biden

set by the foundations appraisal standards board and appraiser independence standards from homebuyers, lenders appraisers and others to the appropriate regulator. although currently the hot light only provides general information about birch if i don't hate discrimination or bias complaint we are developing a strategy to expand the hotline to provide referrals for potential victims of appraisal bias or discrimination and both state and federal levels. so, why is the afc holding this hearing? the federal agency charged with oversight of the appraisal regulatory system we have been increasingly concerned about the accounts lack of diversity among appraisers excessive berries likely deter entry into the profession what does the afc doing address these concerns? the afc has made issues of a cornerstone using the authority about the disposal to correct and highlight appraisal bias and the lack of diversity in the profession. since 2019 we have held two roundtables to obtain input from various experts in the appraisal, mortgage lending, regulatory, fair housing civil rights industry's premi

but productively for half a year of work according to the new standard.r of surgeries has been increased here, and assistance has become faster . we have reduced the time for making a medical decision at an appointment in the admissions department by three times, if earlier it took 60 minutes and 70 minutes. we are now in 15-20 minutes, it turns out that we need help determined by tactics passed the test and received a certificate, hims. the main international standard for the digital clinic alexander in the seaside national park land of the leopard, two new guests of the kittens found in the area of ​​the highway. razdolnoye hasan as suggested by zoologists. mom took her out of the lair for the first time and tried to take her to the prey, but the family was separated by a road and too deep snowdrifts at first, park specialists watched the kittens. i hope that their mother will hear and come at the same time, they themselves were looking for her traces, but the children, who are only 1.5 months old, remained lost and the veterinarians of the land of the

set by foundations appraisal standards board and appraiser independence standards from homebuyers, lenders, appraisers and others to the appropriate regulator. although currently the hotline only provides general information where to file a disconnection or bias complaint, we are developing a strategy to expand the hotline for pearls of potential victims of appraisal bias at federal levels. wise the asc holding this hearing? as a federal agency charged with oversight for the appraisal system we have been increasingly concerned about accounts of appraisal bias that circulated in the national media over the last several years as well as recent studies on a topic. the agency is concerned about lack of diversity among appraisers and barriers to entry that likely deter entry into the profession particularly for people of color. how are we addressing these concerns. we made these issues a cornerstone of its work, using the authority we have at our disposal to highlight appraisal bias and lack of diversity in the profession. since 2019, we held two roundtable to obtain input from various experts

my argument is, is that actually current standard courts have decades now, consumer well welfare standardnly gets halfway there. it basically asks does the business practice in question cause higher prices to consumers. and that's a fine question, that's an important question, but that'sue not the only questn when it comes to competition. take the tech companies. you know, these tech companies argue frequently, oh, our services arere free. they're -- our service is free. google, our services are free. but the problem with that is, is that they may be free in terms of the consumer-facing product, but the companies extract monopoly rents in other ways. take data collection. you don't really have a choice if youts want your data collectd iff you use facebook or google r twitter. they are going to track you all over the web without your consent and usually without your knowledge. her going to extract your data. that's a no -- monopoly rent. and there's no other peer competitor to them where you can go and say, okay, on this platform my data willy be protected. it's interesting, facebook used

he means compliance with global digital standards.nic systems installed in the clinic has significantly increased the speed and efficiency of patient care, as well as eliminate the possibility of medical errors. our correspondent alexander tankig went to the clinic to see what digitalization in medicine is. they said saitovna herself does not remember how she got to the hospital. yesterday i had a stroke. she could not walk or speak. and today the mood is good, everything is also good great. using the example of this patient, the doctors explain why it is so important not to be distracted by paperwork. a stroke dies 2 million brain cells for us. every minute. every second is important precious clinical hospital. in tatarstan, the queue has become smaller , the time for registering patients has decreased, each applicant is given a bracelet with an individual touch. i am offered to check for myself how the system works this bracelet replaces a paper medical record with all the results of tests prescribed by doctors, and they also provid

abu dhabi bank was looking at a bid on standard charter. then the bank said they were no longer in talks over the offer. some of those gains pared, but still higher. standard charter is a possible takeover target. let's get to our top stories from around the world. we will preview u.s. jobs. we will break down the turmoil on capitol hill. the latest on china's real estate a. and, russia's proposed early sig sauer cease fire. stocks and bonds looking for direction ahead of the latest data out of the u.s. james bullard saying interest rates are closer to the levels they need to be at to bring down inflation. joining us now is enda curren. set us up for the job numbers. what are we expecting? enda: gains for 200,000 in december, a strong month for jobs by any yardstick. it will lend itself to the narrative that the fed has more work to do. employment is an indicator when it comes to where inflation might go. it would take a significant downside surprise to change the narrative, which is the fed has more work to do. jim bullard overnight made t

the currentis standard courts have used and for decades now, consumer welfare standard is only halfway there and the business practice in question caused higher prices to consumers and it is a fine important question but not the only question. take tech companies. tech companies argue frequently our services are free. services are free, google, services are free but the problem is they may be free in terms of the consumer facing product but the companies extract monopoly rents in other ways, data collection. you don't have a choice if you want your data collected if you use facebook or google twitter, they are going to track you all over the web without consent usually without your knowledge, they extractan data, it's monopy rent. you can't opt out and there's no other place to go, no. competitor to go and say on this platform might data will be protected. facebook used to pledge they yprotect data and when they have real competition with myspace but as soon as they got rid of the compositions they collected data. all that to say, why the consumer welfare standard isn't enough. you can

there's some standard, much like with president trump. there was a standard. i don't believe that trump declassified all those things. his lawyers would have just said from the very beginning -- furthermore, you can't declassify things if you're no longer the president. if he declassified them when he was president -- >> jeanine: before. >> harold: right. >> harold: all i'm saying, two special counsels, one for each of them, which means some standard has been breached, or some standard has been triggered. doesn't appear from the language from former vice president pence, since the boxes were sealed, i've not heard anybody ask president biden, were those boxes opened? we've all assumed they were opened, circled something in his garage thinking that's the stuff. if the boxes were opened, that's a big difference. the declassification thing i don't agree with. >> jeanine: it's important to make the distinction, the difference between having the attorney general look at it and then a special counsel? the doj knew about it, as you say on november 14th. then on decem

you hear people talk about, well, maybe we don't need this standard or that standard. you are going to have some of these people for the next 20 or 30 years, so you better make the right decision upfront. we think exactly what you want your police to do, but do not lower your standards. thank you. >> and all of your research and work across the country, talk to us about these obstacles that departments are facing, especially about recruitment and retention and your observations there. >> thank you, mayor, it's great to be on this panel with distinguished friends and leaders. how many of you are facing recruitment and hiring issues? raise your hand. no more questions, your honor. [laughter] this is the number one issue in american cities right now. mayors and police chiefs are lying awake at night, asking who's going to be the next cop that's going to come forward? people like chief ramsey who say don't lower your standards. we've been looking at this, 50% of the agencies have fewer's sworn staff than they did four or five years ago. civilian staffing has stayed about t

, including their standard of clothing. they notice that we are not going to accept this standard a kish. we want to protect these parts of our culture out by the him, i'm sure the new as a russian woman have a pretty good grasp of the concept of modesty or restraint. but most women have a clear sense of what modesty is. that of an iranian men understand and to imitate every iranian with family club, the entire, the clothes they wear, which is in effect, an expression of modesty and restraint. laziness, on the order of any woman would recognize an improper or immodest long hers. so for us, the, his job is an aspect of our identity culture. even morality, my former, it is one of our traditional values here. and there is a great variety of jobs in terms of color, size, and design. mariani is still there are certain basic requirements for the job and one which are prescribed by law who sheesh naturally like any other country or used to some agree with this law or in some do not be have to. but in any case, one of the law is in

but do you think that those standards, but do you think those standards and those reviews will actually, will, will be revisited by those individual states and police departments at the end of the day, they're not blind to what's happening in the us right now. absolutely. i think if any police leader who's worth result, they will have to do this. the community is going to demand that they review everything about their special unit suppression unit like like scorpion, for instance, who are they putting in these unit? what are the matrix that you're using to, to gauge success, or to measure performance for success? you know, is it the numbers of arrest? is it, you know, how many guns they're using? isn't just numbers based and that will have to change. so who's going into the units, how they being monitored? what's the supervision of the unit and, and, and then to do a deep dive to see if there are any problems or complaints with each unit. indeed, i mean please form has been the subject to face debate. nationwide costs are the u . s. in both the public and sort of political domain for de

the eight-hour day was a standard standard plank of the socialist party. unemployment insurance seemed to laughably improbable. direct aid to the unemployed with threaten his campaign pledge of a balanced budget. still he said he would back her. it was a job. she had prepared for all her life. she had changed her name her appearance even her age to make herself a more effective labor advocate. she had studied how men think so she could better succeed in a man's world. she had spent decades building crucial alliances still. she told the president-elect. that she needed time to make her decision. the next day she visited her husband a patient in a sanitarium. he was having a good day and he understood when she told him about the job offer. his first impulse was to fret for himself. asking how this new job might affect him. when she assured him that he could remain where he was and that her weekend visits would continue he gave his permission. that night in bed the woman cried and deep wailing sobs that frightened her teenage daughter. she knew the job would

that seems to be what she was intimating was the standard. is that wrong?well, that's deadly not the standard that's in our a stab list industry wide safety bulletin, which is agreed to by the major production companies in the unions involved. in production. of course, it is true that some actors, some actors go up above and beyond, some actors choose to do their own stunts, some actors choose to educate themselves on how to fly airplanes on how to also details on how to use firearms. but that's not a basic part of the job. and there are other professionals onset who do have that onset safety responsibility. and that's, you know, that's not the actor. so, i'm not commenting on the facts specifics to this case. we don't know the details of the charges yet. we've only heard about them through press reporting on things of that nature. but the fact is, actors are not firearm safety experts, and is not the person who's responsible for doing those checks and making sure that firearms are used on the set are safe. >> important to hear your perspective, duncan crab

known as uniform standards. that's the state rule, to make sure requirements are met by each individual. >> thank you. do you have suggestions in terms of how it can be more helpful in thero process in terms of entry into the industry. >> we have been fortunate we originally had just a handful of states that were going to walk in korea with open arms but your hearing 40 ofof the states that will accept korea experience component. the does not require a supervisor, it is a mentor program with real estate professionals but it's not the alsame as of old traditional supervisors the states that have not accepted korea, ask them in your help to make sure they will do that. korea is the game changer i mentioned in my oral testimony. >> are there any cost associated with entering into becoming an appraiser? >> also qualifying education to meet that. >> what the average cost? >> rough numbers i would say about $2000. >> do you know the basis of the number? >> the courses are priced according to the length of the courses

, including their standard of clothing. we are not going to accept the standard. we want to protect these parts of our culture. i'm sure that you, as a russian woman, have a pretty good grasp of the concept of modesty or restraint. most women have a clear sense of what modesty is. iranian men understand it to, to every iranian family. the entire, the clothes they wear is, in effect, an expression of modesty unrestrained. any woman would recognize an improper or in modest look. so for us, the job is an aspect of our identity culture. even morality, my former, it is one of our traditional values. there's a great variety of jobs in terms of color, size, and design. you still there are certain basic requirements for the job which are prescribed by law. she's naturally like any other country. you some agree with this law in some do not. but in any case, once the law is in place, the police will enforce it. so it becomes a legal matter rather than an issue of morality or culture. as for the, his job specifically, it is an aspect

staff reporter for the san francisco standard. thank you for coming on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> the best count we have right now, how many in san francisco right now and what percentage do thinker families? families experiencing homelessness throughout the past year. a lot of the newcomer families are asylum-seekers. that is an element driving part of this. the families that are going through -- going to the city to try to get some shelter are finding there have been some capacity constraints in december in particular. >> 616 families and rolled in response programs. that is the last quarter of the last year. that is up from 578 families in the prior three months. you said this is driven by asylum-seekers. where are they coming from? what countries and what kind of conditions have been happening in their home countries? >> there ha has been summonsed -- some instability in peru and nicaragua. that is reflected at a school the mission district. a few of the families are from peru. if you are from nicaragua appeared tho

but productively for half a year of work according to the new standard.creased the number of operations here, and help has become faster , we have reduced the time for making a medical decision at an appointment in the admissions department by three times, if earlier it took 60 minutes 70 minutes. we now find ourselves in 15-20 minutes , the necessary assistance is determined by tactics passed the test and received a certificate, hims. the main international standard for the digital clinic alexander thin igor akimov vladimir khazov and ekaterina kustkevich ntv kazan in our issue what is the new year's green building standard, according to which housing should be environmentally friendly, energy efficient and even allow savings according to documents. what did you find out in practice? winter is about how not to design the olympic mushroom base in primorye motivates athletes to new victories. and why chinese dragon racing is the best means for team building, a report by sergei koron of the russian empire and not only a designer from st. petersburg olga mal

so are we very significantly undermining workers standards by setting minimum standards?ail — what are those minimum standards being set and how will they be decided? it does sound like there are a lot of hurdles still to be got through before this could actually become legislation, and one wonders then, critics of the government public plans would argue this is simply an attempt to be seen to be tough in the middle of a negotiation and an attempt to show the public that it's on its side?— attempt to show the public that it's on its side? ., ., , , . ., on its side? one other aspect that i feel as a legal _ on its side? one other aspect that i feel as a legal expert _ on its side? one other aspect that i feel as a legal expert i _ on its side? one other aspect that i feel as a legal expert i need - on its side? one other aspect that i feel as a legal expert i need to - feel as a legal expert i need to emphasise is there's no right to strike in the uk. the right to strike in the uk. the right to strike does not exist. so what we haveis strike does not exist. so what we hav

the group came together and we looked at policies and procedures and standards. we looked at community-based programs that can certainly help reduce crime and we looked at the safety in a more holistic way and public safety is not just the responsibility of the police, but it takes a community to be involved and keep us all safe. and to build stronger communities. i know that's what we all want. host: congresswoman val demings is joining us on the same day that on the op-ed pages the washington post, you can hear her column where police leaders must reform themselves and she will talk about that this morning with us for about the next 35 minutes or so and the phone lines to call in -- we have all seen the tyre nichols videos with several different videos of what's been released so far. what stands out to you and what's your reaction? guest: as a 27 year law enforcement officer and chief of police, someone who worked as a social worker before becoming a police officer, i saw the video and it was shocking and appalling. i think that every good person, every decent