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Parliamentarians have another vote on the bill this afternoon, during its third reading, and the legislative timetable is tight, given that the pan-EU General Data Protection Act (GDPR) takes direct effect on May 25 — and many provisions in the UK bill are intended to bring domestic law into line with that regulation, and complete implementation ahead of the EU deadline.

The EnergySave project is intended to bring simulation to a wide range of building design professionals.

This is intended to bring new process into account while thinking about new commercialized plants.

The Order of the Good Death is intended to bring that conversation to the public".

They're not intended to bring the Internet to your eyeball.

On December 15th the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) proposed changes intended to bring American rules nearer to international norms.

My GPS was also intended to bring harmony to my marriage.

The Clean Water Act was intended to bring about uniform federal regulation.

The project is also intended to bring together experimental and modelling teams for a mutual fertilisation of their activities.

The council said it intended to bring the petition to cabinet in June.

They replaced police authorities and are intended to bring a public voice to policing.