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It was 12 more years before it adopted -- over strenuous industry lobbying -- a rule instituting some of the reforms Ms. Mitford had recommended.

Mr. Bloomberg pointed to the city's history at the vanguard of public health, including instituting some of the country's first sanitation laws in the wake of a typhoid epidemic a century ago caused, he said, by a kitchen worker named Mary Mallon.

"We look forward to Facebook instituting some of the things that Zuckerberg promised today".

Holder praised state and local law enforcement officials for already instituting some of the types of changes Holder says must be made at the federal level.

is the co-author of the Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act of 2002 -- better known as McCain-Feingold -- the law instituting some of these restrictions.

After Rodrigues instituted some of these changes, the numbers of lamb and coyote deaths at HREC began to decrease dramatically.

The US has the largest prison system in the world, and we institute some of the harshest and longest punishments.

Pressure for greater autonomy mounted, and in 1856 South Australia instituted some of the most advanced arrangements in the empire.

Santa Monica, Calif., has instituted some of the strictest regulations, banning rentals for fewer than 30 days.

The biggest battle involves the Edwards Aquifer in Central Texas, whose managers have instituted some of the strictest conservation measures in the state.

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley will seek to institute some of the nation's strictest gun-licensing requirements, ban assault weapons and restrict visitor access to schools in one of the most expansive government responses sought to last month's school shooting in Newtown, Conn.