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Victims' advocates and church reform groups like Voice of the Faithful criticized the revised policy for diluting the influence of the lay review boards called for under the Dallas plan by shifting power to the secret tribunals made up of clerics.

In an effort to reduce the workload and regulatory burdens on grant applicants and human subject reviewers, NIH released their Revised Policy for IRB Review of Human Subjects Protocols in Grant Applications earlier this month.

Like other airlines, United also revised policies for standby flying on nonrefundable tickets.

The present programme essentially addressed and implemented a revised policy of recommending penicillins as first-line drugs for many therapeutic indications.

Last week, a 28-member panel set up last year to revise policies for electronics on airplanes recommended that the F.A.A. change the rule, allowing passengers to use their devices from gate to gate, including takeoff, taxiing and landing.

But even with the revised policy, most students eligible for transfers under the federal law will be barred from the city's best schools because they are already full.

At a meeting earlier in the day the Smithsonian's board of regents voted for a revised policy on information requests consistent with the principles of the Freedom of Information Act.

Our assessment suggests that a revised policy should hold manufacturers directly responsible for the development of recycling technologies and encourage changes in the design phase of the commercial life cycle rather than stressing recovery and recycling.

She called the revised policy "functionally equivalent to a lifetime ban for the vast majority of gay and bisexual men".

Under the revised policy, IAEA Policy Paper 18, the starting point for nuclear material under safeguards was reinterpreted, suggesting that purified uranium compounds should be subject to safeguards procedures no later than the first point in the conversion process.

He is increasingly confident that as the details of the coalition's revised policy in Iraq emerge in the coming weeks, support for it will grow.