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(Thirty-seven states have now enacted them).

Two-thirds of American states have now enacted "faith-friendly" laws.Mr Gore's enthusiasm for "faith" is shared by all the leading Democratic candidates.

There is popular momentum behind the idea of guaranteed sick days, in particular; along with Massachusetts, California, Connecticut, and a number of cities have now enacted such laws.

As you say, the United States has criminalised the bribery of foreign public officials since 1977, whereas our trading partners have now enacted bribery laws but none has brought an enforcement action.

In a reversal of the tough-on-crime legislation that swept the nation in the late 1980s and '90s, nearly half of the states have now enacted one or more laws that nudge more young offenders into the juvenile justice system, divert them from being automatically tried as adults and keep them from being placed in adult jails and prisons.

The United States and the European Union have now enacted a substantial range of sanctions on Russia, cutting off credit, banning arms exports and limiting the transfer of so-called sensitive technology, as well as targeting a number of highly placed individuals.

"The UK coalition government has now enacted legislation covering the taxation of foreign profits from 2013," said Sorrell.

Fostering charities have campaigned for a Staying Put policy for years, and similar policies have now been enacted throughout the UK.

Most of their programme has now been enacted.

A pain-based abortion limit has now been enacted in a dozen states, most recently in Texas, and a bill to impose one nationally passed the Republican-controlled House in June.

This has now been enacted.