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In an attempt to achieve this, the government has instituted a Regional Resettlement Arrangement which enables Australia to send asylum seekers to Papua New Guinea for processing and resettlement.

Where it has instituted this new process, Ford has achieved a 75% reduction in head count, not the 20% it would have gotten with a conventional program.

In order to address this problem, the initiative has instituted a "pull" system as the general norm, as mentioned previously, whereby heath facilities place resupply orders as needed based on actual consumption patterns.

Since this study period (and independently of this study) the health department has instituted statewide retraining of all inspectors, regardless of length of experience.

This comes as the district has instituted dropout prevention programs aimed at Hispanic males, which its data have shown to be more likely to leave school, and at credit recovery for students who have fallen behind.

In just five years this forward-thinking Spanish city has instituted a bike-sharing scheme, electric car and tram programmes, a metro system and the first solar power plant in Europe.

Give the trailer a watch above and catch the full film this July 4, unless Trump has instituted a real Purge by then.

The Department of Transportation has instituted a 3-hour tarmac rule, which this flight clearly violated.

Cisco has instituted a dividend.

It has instituted its own review.

South Korea has instituted a direct carbon cap.