In the past month, central government officials have cited a need to control pornography in ordering that filtering software be installed on all new computers sold in China starting July 1.
In the past month, central government officials have cited a need to control pornography in ordering that filtering software be preinstalled on all new computers sold in China starting July 1.
3– 9 As such, an increasing number of studies have cited an urgent need for safe and effective primary and secondary SSI prevention strategies, especially given the rising incidence of antimicrobial-resistant pathogens in hospital environments.
Banks have cited an uncertain regulatory climate.
Rwanda has cited the need to hunt down those rebels but has been accused of acting to protect its economic interests in the mineral-rich region.
Nixon has cited the need"to go to the heart of the trouble" and "end this war rather than to have it drag on interminably" as the main justification for the attack on Cambodia.
Iran, for instance, has been engaged in a decadelong standoff with the United States and its allies over its nuclear program and has cited the need to produce medical isotopes and power as key justifications for its efforts.
Advertising is not free, of course, and the Trump administration has cited the need to spend taxpayer dollars more efficiently ― and generally hold down federal spending ― as a reason to scrutinize all budgets, including the HHS budget for promoting the Affordable Care Act.
She said the board had repeatedly cited a need for a comprehensive notification system to alert residents quickly about what to do in case of emergencies.
He has cited infrastructure as a key local need and taken credit for directly lobbying Abbott and then Turnbull to deliver a $1.5bn infrastructure spend in Petrie over the past three years.
