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Each chamber had approved respectable if incomplete measures that could be combined in one outstanding bill.

Last month the European Commission focused instead on measures that could be implemented under existing treaties.

Jennifer Cohan, director of Delaware's Division of Motor Vehicles, acknowledged that there were harsher measures that could be employed.

It will also seek to "examine additional measures that could be implemented to expedite third-country resettlement of asylum seekers and refugees within the centre".

Some of the measures that could be very effective would be the extension of the rebate program, providing an extension of the earned-income tax credit.

While the bill contains a number of measures that could be seen as requiring companies to weaken their users' security, it contains little language to the contrary.

The DEA also outlined certain other measures that could be considered to reduce piracy levels, including the slowing of internet connections, blocking online access or temporarily suspending accounts.

The House bill has cost-cutting measures that could be incorporated into a final bill, including authority for the government to negotiate lower drug prices for Medicare beneficiaries.

They want to feed Islamophobia and to provoke repressive measures that could be used to enlist disaffected Muslims in supporting violence.

But in the relatively prosperous economies of northern Europe, particularly Germany, there is resistance to measures that could be seen as financing the profligacy of indebted European partners.

Significantly, Monday's statement questions the entire rationale for Denmark's additional customs checks, rather than criticizing any specific measures that could be easily amended.