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In the case of Russia and Pakistan, where local censorship is now instituted by the company, Twitter does not have sufficient local presence to make presented court orders meaningful in the eyes of the EFF.

That is now being instituted.

Yet the fact is Bazalgette is now charged with instituting cuts at the council – the staff is being slimmed from 540 to 420 – as part of a plan Forgan herself oversaw.

Also, federal RICO charges are now being instituted with street gangs in the hood, and that dynamic is affecting their actions.

Mainly owing to the fact that regulatory maneuvers are now being instituted in other countries, the European Medicines Agency established in 2007 a set of measures involving specific regulation for drug registration and incentives for clinical research and development of medicines for pediatric use [ 28].

Last year, when George Gascon was still a simple police chief and not yet the dashing chief-come-district attorney he is now, the Arizona transplant instituted an aggressive crackdown on violent crime in the neighborhood.

Casa de Esperanza, which was started in the early 1970s to educate Latinas about domestic violence, is now a national institute that advises other organizations around the country.

Such mechanisms are being put in place in rural China and indeed the county in which this study was based is now part of an experiment instituted by Anhui in which all drugs may only be charged at cost price.

(The institute is now part of King's College London).

The institute is now under investigation for misuse of funds.

The cancer institute is now working on a revised version of its fact sheet.