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Sri Lankan editors have written to David Cameron urging him to put a stop to the royal charter on newspaper regulation, claiming it will serve as a blueprint for those who want to control the press around the world.

As Cameron highlights the need for press freedom, editors in the Asian country have also called on Cameron to consider the effects of the UK's royal charter on regimes such as Sri Lanka, saying the document could be used as a "blueprint for those who seek to control the press".

They suggested different strategies on how palliative care could be better communicated between services, which should provide a blueprint for those involved in structuring and improving out-of-hours services as well as primary and specialist palliative care, and the ways in which these services interlink.

Which is why I hope that after unplugging, recharging, getting some sleep, and becoming "untired," Hillary will return to public life and bring with her a new blueprint for employing those values.

It was the blueprint for this film".

AVID offers a blueprint for this scaffolding.

The songs were a blueprint for the film.

Ofcom's blueprint for the future of radio does neither.

"There is no blueprint for this," a combat commander said.

But Ms. Black says her real heroine has always been Tina Turner: "If I could be someone else, that's who I'd want to be: wow, she IS empowerment!" MS. BLACK got her personal blueprint for empowerment -- and those youthful genes -- from her grandmother, who ran the house, managed two businesses, and maintained "a full head of red hair" almost until she died at 93.

We have a blueprint for success determined by those who are served by leaders and the customers and constituents who hold them accountable.