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Afghan and Western officials said they expected the second law, which governs how the vote will be held, to be signed soon enough to avoid scheduling problems.

But to create a permanent rescue mechanism for the future, she said, would require a change in the Lisbon Treaty, which governs how the European Union operates.

It said the consolidated royalty schedule, which governs how royalties are calculated, had not been updated in the last 10 years.

China's central bank took half a percentage point off the reserve requirement ratio, which governs how much money banks can lend to the economy.

China's central bank also took half a percentage point off the reserve requirement ratio, which governs how much money banks can lend to the economy.

Cloud computing could get a lift soon from Brussels, where lawmakers are reviewing the European Union's data protection directive, which governs how personal information travels within and outside the 27-nation bloc.

Since January 1st many European banks have begun implementing the new rules, which govern how much capital they must set aside to cushion themselves from various calamities.

These included rules governing the treatment of employees and customers that went beyond what they might have been willing to enter into through private contracts, as well as rules which governed how management should treat owners.

Critics launched a largely unsuccessful boycott of the site earlier this year when it altered the "privacy settings" which govern how much information about users is held in the public domain.

In early 2007 the OFT weighed in on the side of consumers, saying that banks needed to come clean about their charges and calling for a radical overhaul of the voluntary banking code, which governed how banks treat customers.

The same gap exists at the level of policies and safeguards held by multilateral agencies like the World bank and other international finance institutions which govern how they can lend for projects that effect indigenous peoples.