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2012 Targets By 2010 each business will have reviewed its existing local and business community programmes and developed a register of all community engagement projects.

Importantly, HUD has reviewed its existing authority to address housing discrimination related to gender identity.

The London Ambulance Service was told it should review its existing triage system, so that victims could be given immediate basic medical assistance.

The government admitted the woman, a Congolese asylum seeker who was arrested in 2014 when she was five months pregnant, should not have been detained and has announced that it will review its existing policy on the detention of pregnant asylum seekers.

It will now review its existing banking operations, under a new chief executive who arrives on 1 May, and I am told that it could decide to withdraw from banking completely.

This work is part of the US nuclear regulatory commission's (USNRC) effort to review its existing pressurized thermal shock (PTS) guidance.

The commission also suggested that Maryland review its existing regulations and more fully explore the effect that any proposed regulations could have on small businesses, along with reevaluating how businesses are taxed and which companies receive financial incentives.

Under the terms of the settlement, approved by the United States Justice Department, the district was required to begin training staff on how to address harassment issues, review its existing guidelines and report to the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Justice Department on its efforts.

It is a criminal offence to enter the field of play and the club said it would be reviewing its existing procedures in place on match days.

In total the committee made nine recommendations, including that the government "review its existing advice in relation to the human health effects of PFAS exposure, including to acknowledge the potential links to certain medical conditions".

To root out any similar shenanigans elsewhere in the agency, each institute will immediately review its existing procedures and consider "additional measures" to identify conflicts of interest between researchers and potential funders, the NIH said.