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Schools that select pupils on the basis of religion are illegally denying places to significant numbers of children by failing to comply with admissions regulations, a report published on Thursday says.

The regulations, in a report requested last year by Gov. David A. Paterson, do not ban drilling near the watersheds, as many environmental advocates had urged.

"The whole policy is anachronistic," said Mr. Peters, who called for a review of the regulations in a report published in December.

Once negotiations to leave the EU are complete -- a process that could take two years or more -- U.K. legislators may scale back those regulations, found a report examining environmental and social governance at U.K. corporations from investor research firm Sustainalytics.

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And the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine in Washington, D.C., is working on a broader study of future biotechnology developments and regulation, with a report slated for release at the end of this year.

The Chamber of Commerce, one of the major opponents of the environmental regulations, said in a report on Wednesday the EPA regulations would cost $51bn a year in higher electricity prices and lost jobs and investment – but those figures were disputed.

Military recruiters are frequently given free reign in New York City public schools and allowed into classes in violation of the school system's regulations, according to a report released yesterday by the Manhattan borough president and the New York Civil Liberties Union.

Investigators from Beijing determined that the disaster was "the direct result of mismanagement, illegal extraction, chaotic digging and explosions contrary to regulations," according to a report by the official New China News Agency.

[C4.] Report Faults China's Policy China has failed to live up to many of the promises it made when it joined the World Trade Organization, and it continues to maintain formidable trade barriers, unfair subsidies for its domestic producers, and uneven enforcement of regulations, according to a report issued by the Bush administration.

China has failed to live up to many of the promises it made when it joined the World Trade Organization, and it continues to maintain formidable trade barriers, unfair subsidies for its domestic producers, and uneven enforcement of regulations, according to a report issued late Thursday by the Bush administration.