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Participants were also asked if they thought that specific prevention measures should be introduced to prevent the spread of EVD to Europe.

The benefit cap has been introduced to prevent abuse of taxpayers' generosity.

Restrictions on the banking of permits will also need to be introduced to prevent price deflation in the next phase.

These savings should be covered by the European Savings Tax Directive, which was introduced to prevent tax avoidance and evasion.

Both rights were introduced to prevent the police from extracting involuntary confessions to be used as evidence in court.

That is widely considered the IOC's "watershed moment," after which rules were introduced to prevent corruption in the Olympic bidding process.

Over the years bullrings were introduced to prevent bull or fighter from being cornered, and the event became embedded in Spanish culture.

In 2012, Green told parliament the foreign domestic worker tied visa was being introduced to prevent abuse taking place against domestic workers, a position civil society organisations disputed.

That is why the Plimsoll safety line on the side of ships was introduced to prevent overloading (easy to spot, it looks exactly like the London Underground symbol).

Introduced to prevent the irritation of politicians caused by Brian Haw's long-standing peace protest in Parliament Square, this law has curtailed peaceful protesters of all varieties.

A BBC spokeswoman said: "Newsbeat accepts the findings of the Ofcom and BBC Trust report - appropriate measures have already been introduced to prevent similar breaches in the future".