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But Mr. Hong said that the company expects to reach an agreement with North Korea soon that will permit members of the two groups to visit.

The Government has set up an FOI Commission to review the scope of existing laws, which permit members of the public, journalists and campaigners to access information.

We're going to have some very tough times.' " His plan, which will also permit members of the City Council and other elected officials to serve for three four-year terms, had set off more opposition than Mr. Bloomberg had anticipated.

Though investigators are consulting some members of professional organizations like the American Society for Microbiology and the American College of Veterinary Microbiologists, the F.B.I. is only now establishing an Internet bulletin board to permit members of those groups to pass information to the bureau's leadership, a senior F.B.I. official said.

The scale of the hidden archive is demonstrated by an inventory that the Foreign Office has published, which appears to show that one of the listed items may itself contain 2.9 million documents.understood to occupy around 15 miles of shelving at Hanslope Park, although this is difficult to verify as the Foreign Office says it will not permit members of the media to enter the compound.

This scenario can be mimicked in the laboratory by the gradual, step-wise increase in the concentration of an antibiotic that permit members of the population to sequentially respond by adding more and more pump units to the cell envelope.

In permitting members of the Navy Seals to shoot the pirates holding the captain, Richard Phillips, Mr. Obama navigated a crisis that played out in full view of the world.

Permits, members of the coalition said, are easily granted, even when construction involves invading wetlands and wetland buffers, or clear cutting.

Federal law permits members of the military to use what is called a federal write-in ballot, but only if they requested, but did not receive, one of their home state's absentee ballots.

But in a closely watched battle here in California, a proposition that would have permitted members of the State Assembly and State Senate to extend their terms was soundly defeated on Tuesday.

His reference was to a 1991 policy paper, "Issues in Human Sexuality," that permitted members of the congregation to pursue faithful homosexual relationships but demanded celibacy from gay priests.