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"Furthermore," Mr. Fine said, "the proximity of the presidential election makes it highly unlikely that any change in policy would be instituted at the Oct. 3 F.O.M.C. meeting.

In it, we asked him to insist that parent input in decision-making at the national level be instituted at the U.S. Department of Education.

As to the second group, removal proceeding may be instituted at the end of the two years, or at the time that deferred action is denied.

Testing for immunization coverage should be instituted at the state and regional level.

37 55 56 62 For these reasons the task force considered that MTX should be instituted at the earliest time point in patients with RA.

Other imaging methods, when clinical findings are suggestive of fracture but plain radiographs are negative, can allow for appropriate care to be instituted at the outset, thereby reducing the risk of both over-treatment and under-treatment.

Formal drug tests seemed necessary and were instituted at the 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble, France.

Lecture series in his name have been instituted at the University of London, and the University of California at Los Angeles, and at the Centre National de Recherche Scientifique in Paris.

In 1644 official rites for worshipping the ancient physicians were instituted at the Qing Hui Palace near the College of Imperial Physicians in Peking (Beijing).

Whether that upswing is directly attributable to the laptop program is, however, an open question, since new reading and math programs were instituted at the same time.

The awards were instituted at the club's 75th anniversary din ner in 1967, when a group of distinguished New Yorkers including Robert Moses and Martha Graham were hon ored.