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Since he appears to be in the minority with his concern, research and create a fact sheet for the other candidates about why earthquakes are more likely to happen in California than in other locations in the United States, why the governor should be concerned with the issue, and what policies or funding can be implemented to make California more earthquake-prepared.

Also the handling of salts and solvates must be implemented to make MDF usable in areas were such compounds are important.

Authorizing plaintiffs to receive punitive damages and compensation for future wages due to the damage to their career are two of the measures that could be implemented to make businesses think twice before termination.

Viable soil fertility strategies have to be implemented to make use of the available manure and crop residue resources for improving soil fertility and crop productivity by minimizing their competitive demands for fuel and feed.

Taking for granted the fact that renting has to be made cheaper somehow – 1 in 3 tenants are now borrowing money to pay rent, which is, obviously, absolutely fucked – here are ten ideas that could be implemented to make the renting "lifestyle" less completely and utterly shite.

Financing strategies, such as pre-payments and community-based or micro-insurance risk pooling, could be implemented to make households participate in reducing costs, while simultaneously preventing catastrophic financial situations.

Reforms were implemented to make higher education available to more people, and adult education was encouraged.

Education, enforcement and engineering countermeasures are implemented to make road users comply with the traffic rules.

Slight modifications were implemented to make the debouncing inputs easier to change by using a #define call.

Furthermore, a Graphic User's Interface has been implemented to make easier the access to the System by all kinds of users.

And yet, this line of argument ignores that smaller reforms such as short-term contracts and internships have already been implemented, to make the Italian labour market more flexible and more "European".