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Indeed, her dissertation on trade legislation was published by the Harvard University Business School Press.

The great work on which he had been engaged for many years, An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, was published in 1789.

At the same time as the legislation was published in London yesterday, the Irish government announced that it will introduce its own new border control system from next year.

In February 2011, when the legislation was published in the same form despite energetic lobbying, Sky said it would end publication of Sky Movies magazine and Sky Sports magazine, and downsize Sky magazine, with a potential loss of 20 jobs.

The most recent public report on the effectiveness of the legislation was published by the University of Western Australia's crime research centre in 2001 and co-written by Professor Neil Morgan, who is now the state's inspector of custodial services.

Graham Brady, the chair of the 1922 committee of backbenchers, said: "It was clearly the right thing to to do and that has improved the proposals before the legislation was published".

Under Iraq's Constitution, if an effective date is not specified in the legislation, then it is the date the legislation is published in the Ministry's newspaper.

Over-55s will have the flexibility to draw down their pension pots in chunks, under legislation being published by the government.

The legislation, being published on Friday, will make it illegal to produce, distribute, sell or supply "new psychoactive substances" in Britain, whether over the internet or through a high street 'head shop'.

3.40pm: I've just received this reaction from Prof Jim Skea, research director at the UK Energy Research Centre: The draft energy bill brings more clarity about the framework for electricity market reform, but precisely how nuclear, renewables and CCS [carbon capture and storage] will be encouraged is still not clear, and will only become clear when secondary legislation is published.

A white paper is to be produced later this year before the legislation is published setting out the options, including giving governors the power to enter into their own contracts on education, training and healthcare and set up their own boards with external expertise.