As a consequence, some member states have, through national legislation, shifted the focus of tissue banking from public-health-oriented public tissue banks to profit-oriented companies.
For questions A, C, D, E, there was a significant positive (i.e. pro-legislation) shift in attitudes in both age groups.
The legislation would shift the burden of proof to drug companies to prove the settlements are pro-competitive, he said.
"The new legislation will shift power in the industry into the hands of the big luxury brands who need the Swiss-made label the least," Mr. Mosset said.
More broadly, Congress is enacting legislation to shift the massive phone database out of the NSA's hands, so the NSA would have to obtain a judge's order before going to phone companies for information.
In that speech and in others since then, Mr. Obama has called for legislation to shift aid away from colleges that fail to keep costs down and to provide an online "scorecard" with information for college students and their parents about the real costs of education.
While no change in legislation or shift in policing policy will be able to stop every determined killer, campaigners hoped that, particularly after the Ipswich killings, an examination of the laws around prostitution and a better public and police understanding of the risks faced by sex workers might begin to make their lives safer.
This legislation will shift most future class actions to federal from state courts.
Figure 7 Relationship between employment protection legislation and shift in Okun's coefficient during the global financial crisis, 2007-2010.
She believes that only legislation can shift the responsibility from survivors to police and probation services.
Rumors abound that formal legislation to shift capital market supervision toward the Federal Reserve and away from the SEC awaits introduction.
