Sure, they would continue with the present special measures for keeping markets awash with cash.
Continued contumacy led Charles II to abrogate the charter in 1684 and take special measures for governing the colony.
As the CPS acknowledges, special measures for vulnerable witnesses such as screens, or evidence by video-link are regularly used.
The second part zooms in on the enactment of these laws, which formalized special measures for mentally disturbed delinquents.
But, arguably, placing special measures for everyone in order to combat this doesn't do any good in closing the gap, either.
"There are 41 local authority schools that have been in special measures for more than 18 months, compared to just nine academies.
Who decides what "the bottom" is? Tower Hamlets Labour has been in "special measures" for around 10 years due to concerns that bogus members were influencing its affairs.
If they were not to be deterred, then why is it necessary to introduce the special measures for those having the free meals.
But special measures for particular interest groups, or entirely homogeneous shortlists, won't solve the underlying issue here – that of unconscious bias, something we're all guilty of.
At the very minimum, the human right to water calls for the elimination of discrimination and the adoption of special measures for marginalised communities.
But there are no special measures for Russia.What looked like a good way to highlight international criticism of Russia's actions in Georgia may now backfire.
