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Mr Davis has set in place new long-term contracts with power suppliers.

The new tough laws which the council has set in place will not stop us.

QUESTION FROM RJ: How do you see the attempted attack on Flight 253 transforming the foundation Obama has set in place from the beginning of his presidency?

But something of the solemnity of office has been damaged.Towards 2012In time, some of the movement that Mr Sarkozy has set in place should nudge France out of its comfort zone.

Over the next few months, the policy review which David has set in place will give us all a clearer idea of how his vision could make a difference in every area of life.

By Saturday, 197,000 people will have been relocated from low-lying towns and villages and the government has set in place an ambitious evacuation plan that would send in total more than a million people dashing to higher ground should the dam break.

As part of routine hospital procedures, patients found to be infected or to be a carrier before infection has set in are placed in isolation for the remainder of their stay.

But the best barometer of how the campaigns felt about their chances on Thursday was the schedules they have set in place.

"At this stage, the situation is under control, but we've set in place this contingency plan to minimise any possible damage".

The agency had already made changes to the fraud determination process, he said, and "we appreciate that the state legislature this week approved a bill that codifies the reforms we've set in place".

"You would think that an establishment that makes as much money as Busboys would have set in place a reading series with a respectful pay scale for writers," Ellis said.