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But Gonzalez's law exploits an exemption in anti-trust law that allows for collective bargaining if, her office said, a state "proactively provides them a legal framework".

Some states proactively acted on this recommendation.

While some states proactively allow minors access to protection orders, a number of states do not allow those same protection orders to be issued against another minor.

Both of these faculty members stated that they proactively avoid directly violating known taboos (e.g., by discussing but not showing specific human remains and generally discussing rather than specifically retelling sacred stories) and reactively accommodate additional concerns as they arise by flexibly adapting lessons to satisfy students' concerns.

Examples of this included proactively stating a preference for the evidence-expertise version, repeating this preference more than once in the post-test interview, and stating that they would prefer to have it formatted exactly as the evidence-expertise prototype.

The Global Compact's recognition of climate-induced migration and displacement may allow states to proactively address climate migrant needs.

"Maine is the first state to proactively bring this initiative to voters, and that's allowed us to control our own fate".

Start paying more attention to your emotional state -- and proactively shift it whenever you're feeling negative, fearful or doubtful.

However, we also stated that we would continue to proactively seek quality, state-of-the-art reviews by leaders in the field.

This also goes against what customers have stated above, which is that they want brands to proactively suggest related products or services, to ease their burden of searching.

In fact, Special Envoy Gration has stated that "right now we are looking at carrots and looking proactively".