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The US government has also lobbied the European commission not to toughen the rules, arguing that it would specifically hinder American companies through its proposed swingeing fines for data breaches, which could have been up to 2% of global turnover.

Hewlett-Packard has sought to emphasize the services business, notably through its proposed $14 billion acquisition of Electronic Data Systems, which the companies announced last month.

The government is deliberately misleading the public, quoting inaccurate figures to force through its proposed changes to legal aid (Report, 2 October).

There are no other viable competitors to Google, which already controls about two-thirds of the market and would gain even more influence through its proposed partnership with Yahoo.

General Dynamics, which has been working in tandem with Newport News in the nuclear submarine business since 1997, has said it can generate $2 billion in savings over the next 10 years through its proposed merger with Newport News, and do so without closing boatyards or laying off workers.

Arch Grants is currently accepting applications through its proposed deadline of March 9th.

Luis A. Aguilar, an S.E.C. commissioner, said Wednesday that the agency had not done enough to follow through on its proposed 1999 rules, a failure that "resulted in real harm that had real costs".

"Or you could put 'Bill 20' with a red cross through it?" proposed Topaloski.

While it will continue to review the company for a potential downgrade, S.& P. said, it expects Enron's near-term financial health "to be sufficient to carry the company through the completion of its proposed merger with Dynegy".

Pacific Bell is seeking to offset increased depreciation costs through higher rates in its proposed 1986 rate increase package before the Public Utilities Commission.

One such inventory developed in physics is the Sources of Self-Efficacy Science Courses–Physics (SOSESC-P), which examines self-efficacy through the lens of its proposed four sources mastery experience, vicarious learning, emotional/physiological states, and social persuasion.