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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday significantly cut back the ability of the police to search the cars of people they arrest.

Opposition in richer countries to genetically modified crops may set back the ability of the poorest nations to feed growing populations, according to a new United Nations survey.

One expected amendment would scale back the ability of state attorneys general to sue financial firms that violate new federal consumer protections; another would undercut the ability of state regulators to impose rules that are tougher than federal regulations.

But Judge Roush's ruling, with its careful parsing of Mr. Malvo's comments about whether he could see a lawyer and the police responses, seemed to be in line with the direction of recent Supreme Court cases, which have incrementally trimmed back the ability of defendants to have incriminating statements excluded from the record.

OO WV Senate Passes Bill To Help Shield Gas Drillers From Lawsuits One bill would dramatically scale back the ability of neighbors to sue over noise, dust and light pollution; another would allow drillers to begin building access roads and well pads without first getting a well permit.

In this study, we have shown that the negative regulation of at least two cancer hallmarks, increased cell migration-metastasis and evasion of cell death, can be traced back to the ability of p57KIP2 to stabilize actin cytoskeleton.

They are constantly tethered to their masters back home and the ability of an ambassador to influence and implement policies are sometimes undermined by hyper-connectedness between capitals.

Watch the highlights of the game right here Some days you just have to sit back and admire the ability of Bale, as powerful and sleek as a bullet train gliding through the suburbs on the occasions when he ran at the West Bromwich Albion defence, and capable of the kind of explosive shooting that brought him the game's only goal.

9 of these are back nodes, underlying the ability of MATISSE to use the network for linking co-activated genes with biologically relevant partners.

Mutations in the BTB and BACK domains affected the ability of KLHL3 to bind Cullin3, whereas mutations in the Kelch domains affected the ability of KLHL3 to bind WNK1 and WNK4 (Mori et al., 2013).

Or is it a coincidence that the OECD and the World Bank, which backed policies reducing the ability of poor countries to regulate investment and thereby favouring large multinationals, are controlled largely by North America and the EU, where most of those multinationals are based?