It is reviewing existing testing on rollovers and the crashworthiness of roofs.
"As part of the process of reviewing existing arrangements in Middlesbrough we have agreed to reduce the number of asylum seekers being accommodated in the local area".
Moratoriums, of course, can be controversial: Some town planners said they are necessary because town plan and zoning commissions are spending all their time considering applications and none of it reviewing existing regulations to improve them.
The teams will begin by reviewing existing agreements for signs and marketing, then formulate a way to offer advertisers the option of long-range plans that may include any of the teams and their sites.
The secretary general urged Israel "to take concrete and immediate steps, including by reviewing existing policies and practices, to protect children, to prevent the killing and maiming of children, and to respect the special protections afforded to schools and hospitals".
Mr. Obama has tried to formalize the process for reviewing existing regulations, and the two candidates vying to take his place, Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump, have nodded at the need to ease the burdens of regulation.
"Although the need for an Icac-type body has been discussed for 30 years, the ALP has always rejected a federal Icac while supporting and reviewing existing integrity measures".
After reviewing existing scientific evidence for its potential health benefits, I've concluded that the proper question to ask yourself may not be why you should practice tai chi, but why not.
That includes finding "available alternatives to direct regulation," evaluating the "costs and the benefits," drafting "each rule to be simple and easy to understand" and periodically reviewing existing rules to make agencies "more effective or less burdensome".
There is now a vague commitment to training "champions for change", carrying out more advocacy and monitoring, and reviewing existing legislation.One of the toughest nuts to crack is the spread of the disease in prisons.
Reviewing existing scientific evidence, which dictated the thresholds they set, the authors found that compared with those who sit the least, those who sit most are more than twice as likely to develop type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease and have a 13%and17%7% increased risk of cancer incidence and mortality respectively.
