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In another rule, adopted in a 3-to-2 vote on Thursday, the agency required that large swaths of derivatives trades enter a swap execution facility.
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said that a defect in Connecticut's laws allowed Ms. Herold to keep the chimp in her home, even though rules required that large primates be registered by the state.
To keep ahead of the rising number of miles driven, United States regulators have required that large sport utility vehicles emit only 1.1 grams a mile in the 2001 model year and that cars emit only 0.2 gram -- a difficult task that automakers struggled to accomplish.
Finally, their proposal would require that large public authorities adopt stronger guidelines for their corporate governance.
But wait — hasn't the administration delayed the employer mandate, which requires that large firms provide insurance to their employees?
The service employees union and its labor allies have not been able to win approval of legislation requiring that large retailers like Wal-Mart pay higher wages.
Most reform plans include a provision requiring that large employers either provide their workers with health coverage or pay into a fund that would help workers who don't get insurance through their job buy coverage on their own.
Mayor C. Ray Nagin of New Orleans signed an order requiring that large businesses use as many local and minority-owned companies as possible when they seek tax incentives and grants for Hurricane Katrina recovery.
The Senate approved bipartisan legislation last year allowing states to require that large Internet retailers collect sales taxes regardless of their physical location.
Dealing with whole genome SNP information currently requires that large amount of information are considered, coming from many different sources.
Although the utility of these tools is indisputable, surgeries can require that large numbers of stitches be pierced through small areas of tendon, making smooth stitching itself difficult.
