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Lawmakers say they sought guidance from the impeachment trials of President Bill Clinton in 1999 and Gov. Evan Mecham of Arizona in 1988, and the Senate procedures will be largely modeled on those used in Mr. Clinton's trial.

Property prices will be largely modelled on the original Hasbro game, giving Melburnians under 45 the chance to experience owning property in their home city.

The Senate bill is largely modeled on the climate bill that passed the House last summer, and in some respects it is an improvement.

The Bush plan is largely modeled on a 1975 California law, which backers say has kept that state's medical malpractice premiums below the national average.

An Italian-text opera, Don Procopio, written at this time, shows Donizetti's style, and the ode Vasco de Gama is largely modeled on Gounod and Meyerbeer.

Frontier's service is largely modeled on these.

The U.S. Senate recently failed to adopt a global compact on Persons with Disabilities despite that fact that it was largely modeled on already adopted U.S. Congressional legislation and was supported by a cross-section of U.S. veterans' groups and GOP leaders as former senator/Republican candidate Bob Dole and current Senator John McCain.

The communication techniques employed by C.T.L. counsellors are largely modelled on standard crisis-counselling practices, but C.T.L. has made modifications based on its data.

Dzerzhinsky was the founder of the Cheka, the first post-revolutionary secret police, which was largely modelled on the Ochrana, its tsarist predecessor.

Yet the reforms themselves are largely modelled on a measure first tried out in Massachusetts, and signed into law in 2006 by the state's then-governor, Mitt Romney (pictured above).

However, attempts to prevent suicide in these areas and WHO's global suicide prevention strategy are largely modelled on findings from research and models of suicide prevention developed in the West.