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Toyota reported strong March sales, helped by incentives it introduced in the wake of the recalls.

No, they were never banned, though tougher rules were introduced in the wake of the financial crisis.

The emissions reduction fund was introduced in the wake of the Coalition's abolition of the carbon pricing system last year.

Increasing numbers of British nationals are being stripped of their citizenship under Home Office powers introduced in the wake of the 2005 London bombings.

Ofsted said its staff were following national guidelines, some of which were introduced in the wake of the Trojan Horse scandal involving Islamic influence in schools in Birmingham.

The Patriot Act was introduced in the wake of 9/11, handing new powers to the US authorities to gather information.

The tests were introduced in the wake of the 2008 banking crisis and are based on hypothetical scenarios devised by the Bank.

We can see a similar process taking place today – electoral reforms have been introduced in the wake of the protests, but are they placating the opposition?

Osborne stopped claiming any second home expenses in 2010, when a new allowances regime was introduced in the wake of the expenses scandal.

The ban, introduced in the wake of disquiet about killings carried out by agents or their proxies abroad, has stood for 25 years.

Britain's biggest mutual insurer had fallen foul of new methods for calculating its capital base introduced in the wake of the near demise of Equitable Life in 2000.