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The granting of further powers allowing local authorities to tax private non-residential parking is also possible.Treasury traditionalists may regard these apparently footling changes as a shocking breach of time-honoured tradition.

If this has led to an oversupply the granting of further resources is questionable.

Since Shinsei and Nippon Credit are both creditors of a number of visibly struggling companies, like the convenience store operator Daiei Inc. and the building contractors Hazama Corporation and Kumagai Gumi, the government will probably face the same tough choice repeatedly -- unless politicians can somehow ban the granting of guarantees against further deterioration in loan values.

After four hours, Robert B. Hanson, the same county judge who had deemed the ban on same-sex marriages unconstitutional, delayed further granting of licenses until the Iowa Supreme Court decided whether to consider an appeal.

The granting of this tract to Beverley spurred further settlement of the region west of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The German government has defended the ESM treaty, claiming it would fix Germany's maximum liability at €190bn, and that the Bundestag would retain control over the grant of further assistance.

The granting of mayoral control throughout the country has further vitiated local control of schools in urban areas.

His status was further enhanced by Isabella I of Castile in 1478 with the granting of the Marquisate of Gibraltar.

In the USA, special legal regulations have been in existence since the 1990s to encourage the development of paediatric medications by granting further years of patent protection to pharmaceutical companies in return for studies in the paediatric population [ 14].

Substantial theoretical data on these unique characteristics of SHG are available, granting interest in further development of their experimental applications.

It contended that the government should be granted a further suspension of military commission proceedings at Guantánamo because teams of military and civilian prosecutors are close to a decision about whether the cases of the defendants in the Sept. 11 attacks should be tried in civilian courts.