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A red banner hanging on a large mosque in the Uighur area of Urumqi, the regional capital, says, "Implement the policy of organized and planned pilgrimage; individual pilgrimage is forbidden".

Chairman Chris Grant said: "Following the recent signing of Tom Knight  on a long-term contract, this new deal for Ross is the next step as we implement the policy of backing our home grown players.

This new birth policy, replacing the country's controversial 35-year-old 'one-child policy', is aimed at 'mitigating a potential demographic crisis.' As a proactive response to the challenge of an aging population, China is in the process of fully implement the policy of 'one couple, two children' policy, which will affect 100 million couples.

Secondly, it is not easy to implement the policy of limiting the data of a node, specifically in the case of infrastructure WMN where every node is an aggregation point for multiple end user devices as well as forwarding node for other flows.

Vietnam began to implement the policy of "Baby-Friendly Hospitals' in 1995, which is strongly supportive of breastfeeding [ 5].

There is a need to strictly implement the policy of hepatitis B immunization in every health care setting, as recommended by CDC.

Mr. Mashai responded by writing to Ayatollah Khamenei, saying "I declare that I am a follower of your notion regarding the occupied land and consider myself a soldier to implement the policies of the country," the Fars news agency reported.

The papacy also attempted to implement the policies of the Council of Trent but encountered political and diplomatic obstacles, as well as the reality that Christendom remained divided into competing states, whose religious aspirations were often subordinate to dynastic and national ambitions.

"The chief of the defence force's role is to implement the policies of the government of the day and the Australian Defence Force continues to contribute to the whole-of-government effort to protect Australia's borders and offshore maritime interests through Operation Resolute".

On 9 March, the NCRC ordered Salah al-Din al-Bitar, one of the Ba'ath Party founders, to form a government, and to implement the policies of the NCRC.

This placed him at an obvious handicap because many politicians running the government believed that he was attempting to implement the policies of the opposition party.