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Review to be conducted of regulation of claims management companies.

Under current law, investigations similar to the one to be conducted of Mr. Skakel are required so that judges can decide how to punish or treat a convicted juvenile, similar to presentencing reports that are prepared for adult convicts.

"To some extent, the verdict is still out on what this case means for Ray Kelly because he has asked for a study to be conducted of the procedures that led to this tragedy," Mr. Celli said.

Speaking to reporters in July, he responded to rumours of a "gay lobby" in the Vatican by denying its existence, but added: "If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?" And in an unprecedented move, he has ordered a survey to be conducted of lay Catholics' opinions on Church teachings on sexual ethics and family life.

Specifically, Pettit and other environmental groups balked at a provision that they say could allow DOGGR to waive the requirement under the existing California Environmental Quality Act for an environmental impact analysis to be conducted of proposed drilling sites before granting approval.

The first health impact assessment to be conducted of a U.S. rail yard facility has been funded by a collaboration of foundations looking at a new site selected in Baltimore where cargo will be switched between trains and trucks.

However, more research needs to be conducted to determine routes of PFC contamination of food.

Further research needs to be conducted to assess the findings of the review [59].

There are thousands of interviews to be conducted, including those of two former presidents, Fernando Belaúnde Terry and Alan García Pérez, under whose administrations most of the violence took place.

Randomisation is to be conducted in blocks of four to prevent unblinding.

Resources permitted detailed interviews to be conducted with 1,021 of these women.