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The Treasury Department plans to push Congress to add its measures to coming legislation.

Meanwhile, Jean-Claude Juncker has promised that the EU will "step up" its measures to defend the steel industry against dumping.

The European Union has threatened sanctions if the United States does not agree to pay compensation for its measures to protect the struggling American steel industry.

Harriet Harman told MPs to abstain on the Welfare Bill, with its measures to increase child poverty and victimise the disabled.

War broke out again in May 1803, and by 1804 Pitt was increasingly critical of the government's financial polity and its measures to meet the growing danger of invasion.

A report by the Government Accountability Office said the National Marine Fisheries Service generally lacked a "comprehensive strategy" for assessing the effectiveness of its measures to protect 30 kinds of potentially endangered animals, like whales and dolphins, that can become entangled in fishing gear or lobster traps.

The House is expected to vote on its measure to approve the pipeline on Friday.

In this case, you add its measure to 90, the number of degrees in the right angle and subtract that total from 180.

This week, according to the Treasury Department, it will exhaust its "extraordinary" measures to avoid hitting a hard debt ceiling.

Now Germany has taken its own measures to insure deposits and prevent a run on any of its banks.

Labour is running a more benign deficit reduction plan in part to ensure it can guarantee tax credits, one of its key measures to tackle child poverty.