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Another new report, on depression in the workplace across Europe, highlights how several large UK companies, including Royal Mail, Barclays, and BT, are implementing new policies to tackle workplace depression.

Food banks around the country are implementing new policies to combat rising food costs and food shortages as more people are struggling to get enough to eat.

But, crucially, Uganda and other countries need international support as they design and implement new policies to keep pedestrians safe.

In this paper, the possibilities to implement new policies to improve the efficiency of electricity end-use are explored.

In a statement, Kemper called the errors "technical infractions" and said it had implemented new policies to ensure that they did not recur.

They exhorted lawmakers to act soon to implement new policies to shore up the programs, while there is still time for the public -- particularly vulnerable populations -- to prepare.

It also last month implemented new policies to flag videos where inappropriate content was aimed at children.

After the latest outcry about disturbing UGC intentionally targeting kids on YouTube, Google has said it will implement new policies to age-restrict this type of content to try to prevent it ending up in the YouTube Kids app, though a prior policy forbidding "inappropriate use of family characters" clearly hasn't stemmed the low-brow flow of pop-culture soup.

The IRS has recently implemented new policies to cut down on people falsely claiming EITC.

"Companies and governments need to implement new policies to prevent this continued loss of talent and instead leverage it for boosting growth and competitiveness".

Philadelphia hasn't followed that route, but advocates have implemented new policies to help support the needs of low-income renters.