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The new scheme crafted by Congress contemplates that a truly "final" decision on a package of closings and realignments would be completed within the short time periods set out.

The revised contract would last four years, instead of the five-year period set out in the original agreement.

Those who perform duties known as personal care (like bathing and other nonmedical tasks) are covered by the bill and should be earning $10 an hour by the end of the four-year period set out in the bill, said Jennifer Cunningham, the executive director of the union.

The GCHQ memos, which span a two-year period, set out how Yemen became a surveillance priority for Overhead in 2010, in part at the urging of the NSA, shortly after the failed 2009 Christmas Day bomb plot in which Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab attempted to detonate explosives hidden in his underpants on a transatlantic flight.

Channel 4 has said "the election period set out in the Ofcom broadcasting code has not started".

Back in February, the French data protection regulator, CNIL, called out Google for failing "to come into compliance" within the four month period set out by the original October report into the policy, conducted by the Article 29 Working Party — and said Mountain View would therefore face additional action.

In this article I discuss the emergence of Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) within American psychiatry and beyond in the postwar period, setting out what I believe to be important and suggestive questions neglected in existing scholarship.

Temporary migrant workers are skilled, semiskilled or untrained workers who remain in the receiving country for finite periods as set out in an individual work contract or service contract made with an agency.

It is decorous and clean, with period chairs set out to please the modern eye.

During this period, though, he set out on a painful journey of self-examination, trying to understand what he had done and why.