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The Indian government has demanded the EU lifts the ban, arguing that measures have now been put in place to address its concerns.

But the bishops insisted that "while there is no doubt that errors of judgment and omissions stand at the heart of the crisis, significant measures have now been taken to ensure the safety of children and young people".

After an earlier Senate procedural bungle, the measures have now been included in a bill on multinational tax avoidance and the government has said it would rather see its own multinational tax bill defeated than allow the tax transparency requirements through.

Not far away, the reverberations of the killings could also be felt in places like Medford Chemists, where security measures have now been heightened; at a Rite Aid drugstore, where a newly hired security guard carried a picture of the suspect; and at other pharmacies, where workers were reminded how to handle themselves during a robbery.

These harsh new measures have now snared immigrants who spilled their blood for our country.

Such measures have now been approved in dozens of cities and states across the country.

Mr. Juncker said those measures had now been identified.

A team of external accountants from KPMG, the consultancy that has been advising other parts of the London 2012 set-up on cost-cutting measures, has now been called in to investigate the whereabouts of the missing money.

Visible Measures has now raised more than $65 million.

However, there have been many more subsequent studies, and the initial typology of eight SCP measures has now expanded to 25 (see Cornish and Clarke 2003).

Before 1994, Royal Assent was granted by Order in Council, as for a bill, but the power to grant Royal Assent to measures has now been delegated to the lieutenant governor.