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How this should occur depends on a child's age These rights seem clear and unarguable and are largely enacted in policies and services for children living in Australia.

December 2011: Mr. Holder gives a speech signaling tough scrutiny of new voter-identification laws, largely enacted by Republicans in the name of fighting fraud, to see whether they would disproportionately suppress turnout among legitimate minority voters.

It followed a speech this month by Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. that signaled an aggressive stance in reviewing a wave of new state voting restrictions, largely enacted by Republicans in the name of fighting fraud.

For virtually the entire film, the camera is rammed hard into the face of its protagonist Saul Ausländer (the surname, pointedly, means "alien" in German), with unspeakable cruelties largely enacted in blurred, out-of-focus sections of the frame, or just off-screen.

They produced recommendations that were then considered and largely enacted by the legislature and regulators.

Meanwhile, back home, thousands protested the increased policing powers provided to intelligence and law enforcement agencies in bill C-51 a C-51 aof legislation largely enacted on the heels of high-piecele terrofist attacks against Canadian servicemen legislation

While it has largely been enacted to aid law enforcement and counterterrorism bodies, this claim has been challenged.

"Public Act 436 largely re-enacted the provisions of Public Act 4, the law that Michigan citizens had just revoked to expressly eliminate emergency managers in the State of Michigan," the five-count complaint stated.

As the military régimes ruled largely by enacting decrees rather than through consultative policy development processes, health and health policies were not given priority.

But the revised provisions, enacted largely in response to the recession, are responsible for a greater share of the increase.

It comes as the Justice Department's civil rights division is scrutinizing a series of new state voting laws that were enacted — largely by Republican officials — in the name of fighting fraud.