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The administration is seeking $4.7 billion for the Food and Drug Administration, which includes new spending to implement laws to improve food safety and the safety of custom-mixed drugs made by large specialty pharmacies.
The Fine Gael/Labour government has struggled to respond to a 2010 ruling by the European court of human rights, which found it had failed to implement laws to enable women to have an abortion when their life is at risk during pregnancy.
The International Rugby Board is to implement laws to stop collapsed scrums and speed up the ruck area.
Paul in Winnipeg, who had been working to implement laws to reduce the demand for prostitution in Canada.
There are some real bad actors out there trying to implement laws to stop eligible people, including women, from voting.
In 1888, the circulating libraries fought back by encouraging the House of Commons to implement laws to stop 'the rapid spread of demoralising literature in this country'.
And how could it happen when several states, including Arizona and Colorado, have recently implemented laws to make life harder for these immigrants?
Many jurisdictions around the world have implemented laws to require a minimum distance when motor vehicles pass cyclists, but research into the factors influencing passing distances has produced inconsistent results, indicating the need for future research.
This would require agencies to adopt the least costly available method when implementing laws to produce a public benefit.
France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sweden and the Netherlands have implemented laws to prosecute people for "vilifying" Islam and in 2006, the British government came very close to introducing laws that would have made criticism of Islam, illegal.
