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Members of the MLK Day Committee judged the nominations, and Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman selected the finalists for the awards, which were instituted in 2005.

In defending the regulations about eavesdropping on people in federal custody, which were instituted on Oct. 30 with little public notice, senior government officials said the action would help impede terrorist activities.

Initially, the Chinese government staunchly defended its decision to prosecute Mr. Li under its anti-cult laws, which were instituted two years ago as part of the government's crackdown on the banned spiritual group Falun Gong.

"Look at the example we had in New York of Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Mr. Trumpp said, saying that the stop-and-frisk policies, which were instituted during Mr. Giuliani's tenure as mayor, had helped curb murder and other crimes in the city.

And in a number of states, temporary retail price caps, which were instituted over the past decade to ease uncertainties associated with the restructuring of the electric power industry, are expiring or set to expire.

The report says that only 21% of those companies are following the provision of the conflict mineral filing regulations, which were instituted as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, which was passed in the wake of the US financial crisis.

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The prohibition, which was instituted citywide in April, makes smoking in an office against the law.

An infrequently used variant is the supplementary-vote system, which was instituted for London mayoral elections.

The mayor also credited the new dispatching system, which was instituted in May.

With the current setup, which was instituted under the Giuliani administration, 85percentt of the place is now no-smoking.