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And he suggested that corporations be asked to develop voluntary codes of conduct concerning trade with countries or other parties responsible for gross violations of children's rights.
Once the bills are melded, the Congressional Budget Office will be asked to develop a revised cost analysis, which will take several days.
The Productivity Commission would also be asked to develop criteria to assess the efficiency and competitiveness of the super system and look at other models for a formal competitive process for allocating default fund members to products.
Whoever wins the contract will be asked to develop a standard for identifying visitors using a variety of possible tools -- from photographs and fingerprints, already used at some airports on a limited basis since January, to techniques like iris scanning, facial recognition and radio-frequency chips for reading passports or identifying vehicles.
Second, he urged, "every government department should be asked to develop a concordat with the voluntary sector to parallel the concordat I signed as health secretary with the private sector", setting out where the voluntary sector could best make a contribution to the delivery of public services.
Going forward, organizations such as the IAASS might be asked to develop risk assessments for all types of space projects.
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To that end, forest supervisors were asked to develop 15-year management plans for each forest.
The AMRC was asked to develop the guide by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt.
He has also been asked to develop a program for surgery patients.
Several advertising agencies with offices in the Detroit area were asked to develop campaigns; five agreed to take part.
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