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In his pithy majority opinion, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote: "We are reluctant to ignore the ordinary meaning of 'chemical weapon,' when doing so would transform a statute passed to implement the international Convention on Chemical Weapons into one that also makes it a federal offense to poison goldfish".

"If everyone is perfectly implementing the best headline to pass on, it's not as effective any more," Berger says.

Instead, he will try to deflect any such measures to the implementing legislation - the laws Congress passes to implement the treaty's provisions -which is not binding on Moscow.

But we must recognise the fight we will have on our hands to implement any truly far-reaching reforms". "Be under no illusions that the cost of the measures implemented will be passed on to customers.

"Be under no illusions that the cost of the measures implemented will be passed on to customers.

Critics argue that the cost of implementing the proposals will be passed on to consumers in the short term in the form of higher bills.

The ICB sticks by its earlier recommendations, but there are fears raised that the estimated £4bn-£7bn coft of implementing the changes will be passed on to banking customers.

That is not implementation of the resolution passed on Saturday, but it does show that it can be implemented," he told reporters.

The land court's judgment will be passed on to the Queensland government, which will decide how to implement its findings.

The Crescenta Valley Water District Board of Directors considered a proposal to implement mandatory water conservation in October, but passed on that measure.

In addition to the push for early childhood education, the administration is focusing on implementing the reforms it passed in Obama's first term.