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A12 Labor View of Campaign Bill The associate general counsel of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. said the union had problems with portions of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance legislation that restrict coordination among candidates, parties and outside interest groups and limit advocacy commercials by unions and business.

"I don't see any need for legislation that restricts charities' abilities to speak out.

Since the World Health Organisation (WHO) adopted its landmark Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which entered into force in 2005, many countries have passed legislation that restricts the marketing and sale of tobacco products.

It is time for members of Congress and state governments to listen to women like Ms. Nicastro and stop passing legislation that restricts access to abortion.

Police say 15 people were arrested because they did not have permission to protest under legislation that restricts demonstrations within a 0.6-mile (1km) radius of Westminster.

Across the United States, sponsors and co-sponsors of anti-Shariah legislation are highly likely to be involved in offering legislation that restricts Americans based upon their religion, ethnicity, race, immigration status, gender, sexual orientation or labor union affiliation.

He also co-authored the first study that linked cell phone usage with car accidents, a widely cited article that has played a role in the introduction of legislation that restricts the use of phones while driving.

At the state level, they have been remarkably successful in passing legislation that restricts abortion coverage to private insurance plans, that requires repeated visits to the clinic, that mandates counselling sessions on a fetus's capacity to feel pain.

"The Belfast Good Friday agreement contains legislation that restricts that poll to the north of Ireland and, besides, if a British secretary of state doesn't like the outcome they can ignore it.

It is likely to do so mostly through targeted advertising, so any legislation that restricts how it collects and uses data will be potentially damaging — and now that Facebook is a public company, potentially infuriating to investors.

Banks have scaled back debit-card rewards programs in response to the Durbin amendment, part of federal legislation that restricts the "swipe" fees banks can charge merchants for processing purchases made with debit cards.