The recall, applicable to Fiestas from the 2011-3 model years, was prompted by an inquiry from Transport Canada, the equivalent agency to N.H.T.S.A.
The equivalent agency in Canada is the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), which collects DAD data from hospitals across the country [ 27] and makes it available through an application process, as well as performing its own analyses on the data.
Before you travel abroad, research conditions in the place you'll be visiting by reading news stories about the area and checking for travel advisories issued by the U.S. Department of State or equivalent agencies.
The new-look regulator appeared to many in the City to offer a more accommodating approach than equivalent agencies in the US, where the tough Sarbanes-Oxley regulations had been brought in after the collapse of Enron and other corporate scandals.
It and equivalent agencies of the state governments help support opera and dance companies, some of which have enjoyed success abroad.
Questions remain over how information harvested by domestic intelligence agencies might be shared with foreign equivalent agencies in other countries (and thus vice versa, as a workaround for any domestic surveillance limits).
New Zealand's equivalent agency soon posted its own version, which involved peeled kiwis (the fruit, not the bird).
Scotland has retained its equivalent agency, Scottish Enterprise, which some have credited with attracting business away from northern England.
It's the equivalent of these agencies having printed doorkeys for the front doors to millions or even billions of homes around the world, just in case they one day decided they needed to get in.
It's the equivalent of these agencies having printed doorkeys for the front doors to millions or even billions of homes around the world, just in case they one day decided they needed to get in.
Earlier this year the judicial oversight body for the U.K.'s domestic intelligence agencies ruled that sharing activities between the NSA and the equivalent government intelligence agency in the U.K., GCHQ, had been unlawful in the past on the grounds that they breached European human rights law — the first such ruling in its 15 year history.
