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Fresh debate is expected this month, as parliamentary commissions begin discussing changes proposed by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's conservative coalition to a 2008 legislative decree on workplace safety, which incorporated many European Union directives.

Her findings resulted in the Children Act of 1989, which incorporated many of her recommendations aimed at ensuring that children were not removed from parents unless absolutely necessary.

The basis of the tseligata system was a highly organised system of collaboration between the individual herdsmen and the 'partners' which incorporated many of the basic principles of the rural cooperative (Papageorgiou 1986).

A music video of the song, which incorporated many YouTube celebrities and memes with the band, was premiered first on YouTube and was one of the most popular videos in the weeks following its release.

This study developed an international PD regression model that applied "Crowd Theory", which incorporated many factors affecting observed PDs in 130 countries.

Michael Davies, the executive producer of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" on ABC, said he had considered suing Fox last year over the game show "Greed," which incorporated so many elements of the ABC game show that it was widely described as an imitation.

Watching this poem of a play, in which Albee incorporated many of the theatrical elements used by his contemporaries at the Judson Dance Theatre — movement, music, speech directed at the audience — I was reminded of a poem by James Merrill titled "The Broken Home".

The exhibition was an important one, because it extended and enriched Mr. Malpass's image by showing a different, serendipitous body of work -- a cache of fresh and fertile pencil and ink drawings, many of which incorporated small pieces of collage, which were in Mr. Malpass's private notebooks.

At the same time, she believed these elaborate entertainments and sumptuous court rituals, which incorporated martial sports and tournaments of many kinds, would occupy her feuding nobles and distract them from fighting against each other to the detriment of the country and the royal authority.

The Friday test, which cost $120 million to $150 million, incorporated many of the network's systems.

This article appeared in Guardian Weekly, which incorporated material from Le Monde.