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The new framework at least introduces a regime of much larger penalties for privacy violations — beefing up enforcement with maximum fines of up to 4% of a company's global annual turnover.

It introduces a regime of fines of up to €50M for social media platforms that fail to remove illegal hate speech after a complaint (within 24 hours in straightforward cases; or within seven days where evaluation of content is more difficult).

It introduces a regime of fines of up to €50M for social media platforms that fail to remove illegal hate speech after a complaint (within 24 hours in straightforward cases; or within seven days where evaluation of content is more difficult).

If the FDA allows clinical trials, she warned, it would introduce "a regime of high-tech consumer eugenics" and represent "the first time a government body had okayed genetic changes for humans and their descendants".

But the Iranian revolution of 1979 introduced a regime unique in the modern Middle East.

It also considered introducing a tougher regime of civil penalties, and giving Asic product intervention powers.

"Instead of dealing with the rising benefits bill by tackling low pay and building more affordable homes, the Tories introduced a new regime of benefit sanctions which brought a culture of fear into jobcentres, pushing people into extreme hardship and in many cases out on to the streets," she said.

Tesco has written to every customer to assure them it will introduce a new regime of labelling and testing to ensure that there will be no future mistakes in the identification of their products.

Boumediene marked a sharp temporal break because it introduced a new regime of constitutionally mandated habeas jurisdiction for non-citizens detained as "enemy combatants" at Guantánamo.

Creed said the logic of introducing a different regime for Northern Ireland defied Brexiter logic and accused the UK of being understandably "selective" and "self-serving in terms of what they want to achieve".

On Monday night the opposition leader and anti-corruption campaigner, Alexei Navalny, posted a petition on his blogging page in favour of introducing a visa regime for nationals from Central Asia and the South Caucasus.