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Labour's Deputy Leader Tom Watson has launched an alternative review to look at ways the Act can be strengthened – for instance, by including private sector providers of public services.

He warned if major institutions such as Standard Life wanted to relocate south, trade union rights might be strengthened, for instance to extend the period of redundancy notice firms would have to give workers.

The White House has also embraced last month's findings of the presidential commission on unconventional weapons, which described the new intelligence chief's powers as "limited in some respects" and called for them to be strengthened in many instances beyond what is spelled out in the law.

In December 2014, judges at the court of appeal concluded that disabled people would need to ask for the law to be strengthened or changed to "for instance, require people to vacate the wheelchair space".

(Social Security, for instance, would be strengthened through a mix of tax increases and benefit cuts for wealthier seniors; retirees close to the poverty line would see their benefits increase).

Fourth, armies in friendly but financially strapped countries -- Kenya, for instance -- should be strengthened with American training.

Some argue that link ought to be strengthened, via a tax on vehicle-miles travelled (VMT), for instance.

Standpipes will be subject to more stringent inspections, for instance, and smoking bans at specified work sites will be strengthened.

Thus, for instance, one might think that a monarchical government would be strengthened by weakening the nobility, thereby giving more power to the monarch.

Their rights were strengthened by a 1998 law that, for instance, entitled them to elect independent directors to company boards.

For instance, Wicclair argues that the moral justification for conscientious objection is strengthened to the extent that the doctor seeks to minimize burdens to patients [ 17].