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On Jan . 14thOregon became the first state of the Union to adopt a program of voluntary gasoline rationing.
Bankrupt by 1982, the country was forced to adopt a program of structural adjustment imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and face a humiliating turnabout to re-liberalize the economy.
The key in fibromyalgia is to increase daily activities gradually so that muscles do not remain in one position for long and to adopt a program of gentle exercise to recondition muscles, along with a stretching routine that also helps to reduce pain.
4. (C) Responding to A/S Gottemoeller,s question regarding his assessment of the state of play in the Conference on Disarmament (CD), Soares said that his impression was that the CD would adopt a program of work (POW) along the lines of the Algerian Ambassador's proposal.
If you've been taking walks and engaging in some activity such as gardening, you might be able to adopt a program of moderate exercise".
Among other policy recommendations, they urged the United States to adopt a program of "comprehensive... insurance against illness, invalidity, unemployment and old age".
The act authorizing the dollar coin also provided for the Secretary of the Treasury to "adopt a program to promote the use of such coins by commercial enterprises, mass transit authorities, and Federal, State, and local government agencies".
In 1978 the General Assembly adopted a program of action toward Namibian independence, and the Security Council developed a plan for free elections.
Ms. Bigelow's book details ways of adopting a program of activity and exercise (alternating with rest) that, though it may not seem so at first, is essential to reducing the pain of fibromyalgia and relieving the associated disability.
And to compensate even for that, the company has adopted a program of matching every liter used with a donation of a liter of clean drinking water to a drought-stricken region.
The Turkish government maintains that many died on both sides of an ethnic conflict between Armenians and Turks during World War I, but that Turkish authorities never adopted a program of genocide.
