The State Department cable recounts how on Dec. 28, 2005, "Two military cars carrying armed personnel without clear identification illegally broke into the facility, asked the employees to leave the premises and shut down the plant".
Then, on December 28 , 2005-- two weeks after the Tripoli plant began turning out locally-bottled batches of Coke -- "two military cars carrying armed personnel without clear identification illegally broke into the facility, asked the employees to leave the premises and shut down the plant," according to an account of the incident a businessman gave to U.S. diplomats.
The treatment is therefore for the clinic's benefit, not the patient's.' He called for the entire £360m-a-year market in aesthetic treatments to be policed by the Healthcare Commission, the NHS regulator for England, so that substandard premises could be shut down.
Your premises can be shut down without it.
Your premises can be shut down without it.
"We've tackled the availability problem – licensing officers and the police do have powers to shut down premises," she says, "but pricing is a real problem".
It will include proposals for banning orders to outlaw extremist organisations, extremist disruption orders to restrict the activities of individuals, and closure orders to shut down premises used by extremists.
With fears of drug abuse growing among the population, the conservative government is poised to pass legislation that would also allow police to shut down premises where drugs are sold.
The heads of colleges that have closed say their lives – as well as those of their students – have been ruined by having to shut down their premises.
The new legislation gives the police powers to issue prohibition and premises orders allowing them to shut down head shops and online dealers, with up to two years in prison for those who fail to comply.
