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Here are three things President-elect Bush should undertake in the first 100 days: * He should encourage his new attorney general to investigate charges of voting irregularities in Florida and set up a blue-ribbon commission to investigate racial profiling by local and state police.
Also present was general counsel David Holmquist, who has said his duties Sunday included making sure the board does not discuss matters in private that it should undertake in public view.
Bangladesh celebrates the World Day Against Child Labour Dhaka 12 June 2010: Eliminating the worst forms of child labour is the most urgent and important task Bangladesh should undertake in line with the new National Child Labour Elimination Policy, said speakers at a National Seminar held today in Dhaka.
Although there is a growing body of literature highlighting the role clinicians should undertake in counselling survivors on the adoption of healthy lifestyles (Bellizzi et al, 2005; Demark-Wahnefried et al, 2005; Sabatino et al, 2007), there is no definitive guidance in this area.
There are a few forms of research you should undertake in order to see if your recipe is novel enough to patent.
Rather, Bush administration strategists should undertake an in-depth analysis of the entire Shiite phenomenon, which since the Iranian revolution that brought Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to power in Iran in 1979 has repeatedly upset America's plans in the Persian Gulf.
We intend to think further about whether we should undertake debriefing in future studies involving deception and are considering not doing so.
The EU can go further: institutions like the European Investment Bank should undertake countercyclical investments in the country, to offset the deflationary impacts of the budget cuts.
She said that China should undertake further reforms in key sectors to help sustain long term growth.
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Confirmation of the effect of gender should be undertaken in long-term vegetarian subjects and should include measurements of types I and II muscle fibres.
