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He called the action an example of "absolutely flawed public policy that has stiffed the states".

In the last two decades the country has made remarkable progress in tackling slavery with a mix of strong policies and concerted action, an example to admire.

Abolishing Norfolk Island as an autonomous territory may not seem to matter much in the grand scheme of things, but for an international order that cherishes self-government and proclaims the right of self-determination of people it is a regressive and unimaginative action, an example of the inability to tolerate democracy and difference.

The cut on the electrical current of the spark plug is obtained in two ways: defining the cut_off delay between the start of the ignition spark and the intervention of the traction control, as shown in Figure 8, and defining the number of consecutive ignition sparks for which the traction control takes action, an example is shown in Figure 9.

Kate McCabe President Irish American Unity Conference Brooklyn, June 16, 2010 • To the Editor: In your editorial, you laud Prime Ministers Tony Blair and David Cameron for their investigation and subsequent apology and call the actions "an example for countries and leaders around the world".

In the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House and an ardent Democrat, called Google's actions "an example to businesses and governments," while the New Jersey Republican Chris Smith demanded legislation to prevent American technology firms from working with foreign nations that conduct Internet surveillance of their own citizens.

Collins's bravery may save the lives of myriad voiceless others who will view his action as an example of the way to tap into their internal assets and resiliency, and avoid becoming a statistic.

But the action provided an example of what Vienna 2.0 hoped to achieve, namely preventing regulators from trying to protect their domestic banking systems at the expense of other countries.

The "Obama is a schmuck" action was an example of how the troll factory is expanding beyond just comments and blogposts to create new kinds of pro-Kremlin content, according to Andrei Soshnikov, a journalist in St Petersburg who was among the first to report on the troll factory and has continued to investigate it.

Last year William Hague appeared to agree and wrote: "David Cameron's great ambition to lead the 'greenest government ever' relies heavily on a Britain that is leading the way on the world stage, pressing for determined and united global action, setting an example to other nations, cajoling those who do worse and aspiring to match those who do better".

Founder Charley Moore tells us the legal action is an "example of a competitive tactic on LegalZoom's part to file a lawsuit rather than compete on actual product and experiences for consumers".