Lacking in-house specialists on interrogation, the agency hired a group of outside contractors, who implemented a regime of techniques that one well-informed former adviser to the American intelligence community described as "a 'Clockwork Orange' kind of approach".
Eventually, Mayer writes, "lacking in-house specialists on interrogation, the agency hired a group of outside contractors, who implemented a regime of techniques that one well-informed former adviser to the American intelligence community described as "a 'Clockwork Orange' kind of approach".
Percy Cerutty sought to implement a regime that was in essence antithetical to a classical regimented approach.
Of course not, if we think that now is the time to implement a regime of positive rights to health care oops, to health care insurance funded by punitive and self-destructive taxes on the rich.
Germany has already done so for, implementing a regime of fines of up to €50M for social media firms that fail to promptly remove illegal hate speech, though the EC is generally eyeing a wider mix of illegal content when it talks tough on this topic — including terrorist propaganda and even copyrighted material.
By implementing a regime of physical and mental exercise, we aim to empower the individual, contribute to their physical, cognitive and psychological health, and ultimately improve quality of life.
A few weeks later, she implemented a new regime of giving him boxing gloves to soften his self-inflicted blows and keeping him in his room until the tantrum had blown over.
The relative openness of the border ended abruptly on 26 May 1952, when the GDR implemented a "special regime on the demarcation line", justified as a measure to keep out "spies, diversionists, terrorists and smugglers".
Stephen also had a personal Augustinian confessor appointed to him by the Archbishop of Canterbury, who implemented a penitential regime for him, and Stephen encouraged the new order of Cistercians to form abbeys on his estates, winning him additional allies within the church.
In 2001, the European Union implemented a testing regime for slaughtered cattle, recommending that over the age of 30 months be tested [3], [4], [10], [11].
Have we implemented a sensible regulatory regime or overly bureaucratic rule-making?
