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MEPs beefed up rules to ensure that buyers of goods or services from another EU country are treated like local customers in a committee vote on Tuesday.
Despite the extra difficulties, there is a good case for beefing up rules for tracking diseases.
As Wall Street pushes the commodities agency to soften the proposals, federal prosecutors are calling for regulators to beef up the rules.
The embarrassment of those episodes, and others, led the leagues to beef up their rules, rebranding them as owners and directors tests in 2011.
The IRS is mulling whether to beef up its rules on political activity by nonprofits that aren't required to reveal their donors.
Elsewhere, the report recommends additional changes to rules to improve access to wheelchair accessible vehicles; beef up enforcement against those that flout rules; as well as to support disability awareness training for drivers.
Gulf banks are becoming more inventive bond issuers because they need to diversify funding sources and beef up their capital to meet the stricter capital rules under the Basel III global banking standards.
Both want to update RIPA and beef up the instruments of oversight: two commissioners, who rule on the legality of spy operations, and Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), which takes a broader view.
In January, Mayor Sadiq Khan said he intends to bring in a fine like the congestion charge to be paid by firms using polluting machines, beefing up groundbreaking emissions rules on central London building sites introduced under his predecessor Boris Johnson.
But experts differed on whether synthetic biology requires a new oversight framework or a beefing up of existing rules.
