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The requirement, announced last August, contains an exemption for employees of churches and other houses of worship.

Nevertheless, a powerful tool for the defense is the Supreme Court's requirement, announced in the seminal decision in Brady v. Maryland, that prosecutors must provide the defendant with all "exculpatory" information that might negate evidence of a person's guilt or mitigate the severity of the punishment.

The €24 billion capital requirement announced in March was significantly less than the original estimate and clearly does not amount to a second rescue package.Furthermore, the recent European Banking Authority capital exercise showed that Irish banks do not need additional capital under the higher standards now required.

The final requirements announced on Friday will not apply to all makers until 2010.

A reserve increase was one of 16 requirements announced by the regulator last month intended to bolster the finances of Freddie Mac, which is based in McLean, Va.

Leaders of several nongovernmental organizations said the permit requirements, announced April 4, were an effort by Hamas, the Islamic militant group that controls Gaza, to collect information about their groups through application forms and interviews.

The new promotion requirements, announced last month by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, would force any child scoring at the lowest level on the annual citywide reading or math tests to repeat the third grade.

SnapRoute, a startup that builds open source software that enables network engineers to customize commodity networking switches and routers to meet their exact requirements, announced a $25 million A round today, led by Norwest Venture partners.

The new requirements were announced in June, but many stations did not know about them until recent weeks.

Since there is no set date by which the final rule has to be issued, it might be another year before the new overtime requirements are announced.

In 1992, in response to federal Safe Drinking Water Act requirements, New York City announced that it was adding calcium orthophosphate, a corrosion inhibitor, to its water supply to reduce the amount of lead leaching into city drinking water.