But the prime minister, David Cameron, has indicated - in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo murders - that it should be reintroduced.
Surveys indicated that voters, in the wake of the credit crisis, had warmed to the idea of activist government.
As the AFP is reporting, Clinton's Friday speech indicated human rights -- particularly in the wake of jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo's historic Nobel Peace Prize win -- to be a topic of priority during Jintao's visit, scheduled for Jan . 18-21
In East Asia, archaeological studies have indicated that great changes occurred in the wake of the LGM [ 3, 4].
Though Bloomberg and BuzzFeed had indicated this was a new development in the wake of the landmark decision on DOMA, this is actually Google's sixth year of integrating rainbow search bars for LGBT-friendly terms for pride month, which they started doing in 2008.
Already, law enforcement officials are getting reports indicating a wave of hate crimes in the wake of the election.
'Baines is one of us' and 'Martínez Out' were held aloft before an even game, indicating exactly where supporter allegiance lay in the wake of a testing week for the Spaniard in which he claimed Leighton Baines' comments about a lack of chemistry in the team were misinterpreted.
In an interview with the Sunday Telegraph, Cable indicated that the failure to punish executives in the wake of the banking crisis had undermined public faith in regulation of company directors.
Straw, whose name was not put forward for a peerage by Ed Miliband in the wake of the allegations, indicated he would still like to be elevated to the House of Lords.
In 1584, the number of baptisms increased sharply to 173, 12.3% above the average for 1577 1581, indicating the immediate onset of recuperative population growth in the wake of the plague epidemic.
