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Mussolini instituted policies severely restricting women's access to jobs outside the home (policies that later had to be revised to meet wartime exigencies), and he distributed gold medals to mothers who produced the most children.
[C2.] New Filing Ordered in Welch Divorce A Connecticut judge has ordered that a financial affidavit filed by Jane B. Welch in her pending divorce from John F. Welch Jr., the former chief executive of General Electric, must be revised to meet state guidelines and cannot include opinion or characterizations of the couple's lifestyle.
Considering such situations, the earthquake-resistant design philosophy developed in the previous century should now be revised to meet modern social and economic requirements and Sustainable Development Goals ("SDGs").
The U.S. EPA is currently reviewing the scientific evidence on O3 and health to determine if the current NAAQS (80 ppb for the daily 8-hr maximum) should be revised to meet the goal mandated in the Clean Air Act Amendments (1990) to protect human health with an "adequate margin of safety" (U.S. EPA 1997).
The text of the Security Council resolution, first circulated last Monday, has been revised to meet the objections of individual countries.
As of Tuesday morning, regulators said, they had approved 12 of the 23 permit applications submitted since June 8 and eight earlier applications that had been revised to meet tougher standards.
In the case study of this paper, the method is first used to quantify the reliability of a mooring system, then this design is revised to meet the DNV recommended annual probability of failure and for maximizing system integrity as well as for a designated failure mode in which the anchor chains are the first components to fail in the system.
For items on non-KM treatment methods, the content was revised to meet KM practice standards.
This was done on the basis that the statement of requirement for operational rations had been revised to meet UK Military Dietary Reference Values, without the need for further fortification.
The results described in the manuscript clearly add to our knowledge of COPII coat structures, and when the manuscript is revised to meet the concerns listed below, it should meet the criteria for publication in eLife.
Instead of parsing the language of the law to deny them coverage, insurance practices should be quickly revised to meet the intent of Congress without delay.
