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It also wants national regulations to govern the introduction of Internet gambling.

The difficulty that this court found was its inability to expound the law, that is, to give to the lower federal courts a set of articulable, manageable rules that would predictably govern the introduction of confessions in the case in chief.

In studies of the protozoan Tetrahymena pyriformis, additional details regarding the substrate specificity for 22-SD were established, and rules of substrate recognition that govern the introduction of the Δ-bond were described.

Rather than ruling on whether Obama violated the Constitution, Hanen based his opinion, which runs to a hundred and twenty-three pages, on a much narrower issue: Did the Department of Homeland Security, in preparing to enact the President's policy change, fully follow the laws governing the introduction of important new administrative rules by federal agencies?

Most African countries do not yet have regulations governing the introduction of transgenic organisms, and the researchers are waiting until regulations are in place before they conduct field trials.

To boost demand for innovation, the plan also proposes to make it easier for innovative companies to access venture capital an area where Europe lags far behind the United States and promises harmonization and standardization of rules governing the introduction of innovative products and services.

It includes proposals to invest more money in grassroots rugby, to change the way the game is governed and the introduction of five-year rolling franchises for professional sides.

The Icelandic Naming Committee (; pronounced )—also known in English as the Personal Names Committee —maintains an official register of approved Icelandic given names and governs the introduction of new given names into the culture of Iceland.

The once mighty Ulster Unionist Party, which governed Northern Ireland until the introduction of Direct Rule at the height of the Troubles in 1972, is embracing new ideas as it seeks to revive its fortunes.

Men and women will be able to compete as a pair at major diving events after world aquatics governing body approved the introduction of mixed-gender teams.

The next stage of that process starts on Tuesday, when IOC president Thomas Bach unveils 40 new rules governing bidding cities and the introduction of new sports.