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Gordon Brown and Ed Balls carefully devised a monetary policy decision-making regime that would prevent a hawkish governor from overruling his colleagues to clobber the economy with painfully high interest rates.

Together they succeeded in persuading the Republican-controlled Congress in 1998 to pass the Iraq Liberation Act, signed into law by President Clinton, a piece of legislation that made regime change in Iraq the official policy of the United States.

In 1998, Congress passed a similar measure for Iraq known as the Iraq Liberation Act that made regime change the official U.S. policy during Saddam Hussein's reign.

His account culminates in the slaughter of the Uzbek intelligentsia who had helped make these republics, at the hands of the regime that made this project possible.

For example, the development of renewable energies in Germany could only take off once there was something like a regime that made it possible for the relevant actors to make decisions reaching into the future.

First is the lack of a proper insolvency regime that makes clear the duties of a firm's directors and the rights of its creditors if it hits financial trouble.

An ATT would establish an international regime that would make it more difficult for unscrupulous arms dealers to avoid legal and responsible arms transfer controls.

Our goal is clear: to bring down a fascist regime that made us as a nation unwelcome in the world.

A political regime that makes the protection of liberty and property paramount is the best way to make one's political bets.

The chancellor also confirmed that he intended to press ahead with the general anti-abuse rule (Gaar), on which the government first began work in December 2010 with the aim of creating a tax regime that makes it harder for companies to avoid paying taxes.

Privatisation has been haphazard and there has been relatively little foreign investment.It is slow progress on these fronts, as much as the details of the monetary regime, that have made Lithuanians think their economy will do better without a currency board.