Pornographic films typically end with ejaculation on the actress's skin; while feminists find that demeaning, Ms. Hartley said, she credited that "trope" with saving dozens of lives between 1984, when AIDS first entered the talent pool, and 1998, when industry-regulated testing was imposed.
A suspension on testing was imposed on 8 August for repeated failure to comply with international standards, before the decision to stop the centre's testing in its entirety.
Language tests were imposed on Soviet-era immigrants who wanted citizenship, but as many chose to stick with their old Soviet passports.
Despite the fact that a thorough, lengthy and costly evaluation of genetically engineered (GE) crop plants (including compositional analysis and toxicological tests) is imposed before marketing some European citizens remain sceptical of the safety of GE food and feed.
Any alternatives in Europe will need to be accepted by authorities worldwide to avoid animal tests being imposed elsewhere.With elections for a new parliament soon to take place, MEPs are unlikely to see the reform through until at least 2010.
Chris Matthews pitched a soft-ball question when he asked the former governor his opinion of the Constitution's requirement that no religious tests be imposed as a qualification for public office.
As was also seen in the Cuscuta/Convolvulaceae analysis, positive selection was implicated when the nearly neutral model was set as the null, but not when the more stringent null model (ω2 = 1; Tables 2, lines 23 and 24, and 3, test 4) was imposed.
A 10-cM blockout window on each side of the test position was imposed to allow local cofactor exclusion.
In both tests, displacement control was imposed.
The decades-long downward trend in automobile fatality rates leveled off after the 55mph speed limit was imposed and test scores actually declined after massive federal spending on education.
