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Taxpayers could be issued with an annual statement, detailing precisely how their money has been used.

In some circumstances those charged could be issued with control orders constraining their movements or requiring them to wear tracking devices or regularly report to authorities.

He said a Polish plumber who lived in the area with his family could be issued with "fixed period" work permits, while those "who have been here a long time and integrated in that way" would be "looked at sympathetically".

Imagine pronouncing it "me! me!" Adrian Smith Leeds As England has nothing in the way of national dress, I suggest all visiting delegates to these isles could be issued with morris dancing attire (Letters, 12 November).

The core of the bargain greater mutualisation of risk in exchange for more central control may be a precedent for a future "fiscal union" in which joint Eurobonds could be issued with tighter controls on national budgets and economic policies.The new supervisor is an important concession to Germany.

London School of Film students from as far afield as the US, India, Russia and Lebanon were asked to hand over their passports to the Border Agency in November so they could be issued with new study permits, following the decision to strip London Metropolitan University of its "higher trusted status" before the start of the academic year.

Foreigners entering the country on visas could be issued temporary cards with the expiration dates coded in.

Displaced koalas will be forced into new areas, and there could be issues with territorial alpha males, he added.

However, there could be issues with 2016 Copa America, which was scheduled to be played in the U.S. According to the indictments, massive bribes were used to influence the decision to move the tournament from South America.

The patient should understand that there could be issues with MRI assessment in the future.

They expressed the feeling that there could be issues with trust at the first appointment and that it would be difficult for women to divulge sensitive issues at that point.