For now, during its market trial, netLibrary has imposed a check-out period of 24 hours for e-books at all participating libraries.
Citing the precedents of Canada or Australia, Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times suggests limiting gun purchases to curb trafficking, imposing a universal background check system, making serial numbers on guns - and microstamps on bullets - compulsory and harder to erase, while restricting the sale of high-capacity magazines.
This, Mr White argues, would impose a natural check on overexpansions of credit.The resurgence of Austrian analysis is not merely a web-based phenomenon.
If parties begin asking for unrealistic or impossible commitments, participants should not hesitate to impose a "reality check" on the discussion.
However imperfect, the deal imposed a serious check on the threat to the region of a nuclear-armed Iran.
In 1994 President Bill Clinton approved a bill banning assault weapons (covering semi-automatic rifles plus high-capacity magazines for handguns) and the year before that a bill imposing a requirement for background checks.
Many are trying to claw back revenue through supplementary fees - AA announced that it was imposing a $15 charge for checking in bags, although this will not be levied on international passengers.
Even in the period immediately after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, in Newtown, Connecticut, when the Senate was still in Democratic hands, an attempt to impose a background-check requirement fell to the threat of a Republican filibuster.
But for the performer who came to prominence by imposing a hilariously stringent suburban reality check on UK garage's materialistic fantasy world, honesty has always been the best policy.
To avoid imposing a hard border with physical checks for goods and services between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland, which belongs to the European Union, May's deal proposes a "backstop".
