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It may seem implausible, but that year Congress passed the Comprehensive Child Development Act, which would have established government-supported child care for middle-class families.

"We found a buyer at that higher asking price, which would have established a new record," Mr. Thomas said, "except the seller then decided to increase the price an additional $200,000".

"The grandfathering of exempted proprietary companies was done to avoid disrupting businesses which would have established themselves under other business forms if they had known they would have additional compliance and reporting requirements which might be subsequently introduced," Cormann said.

Then East could have captured dummy's queen with his ace and returned his spade six, which would have established West's suit while he still had the diamond ace as an entry.

The fate of the Class Act, which would have established the nation's first voluntary public long-term care insurance program, was sealed in 2011 when the Obama administration shut it down, essentially calling it unworkable.

On July 1, half a million people marched in Hong Kong to protest a proposed internal-security law, known as Article 23, which would have established long prison sentences for offenses like sedition or even the handling of documents that the government viewed as seditious.

Samsung separately angered the judge in the 2012 trial by issuing a press release on the first day of the trial, after being denied permission to enter evidence which it said "would have established beyond doubt" that Samsung did not copy the iPhone's design, with links to websites showing the evidence that it said showed Apple was influenced by Sony designs.

The legislation would have established a limit on planet-warming carbon emissions and a system in which big companies could trade permits to pollute.

It would have established a terrible precedent".

Expressing surprise that Hallam himself had not mentioned the existence of his phone or the fact that he had been taking pictures with it to his legal team, she said: "We would have thought the appellant [Hallam] would have alerted the defence team that he had been taking photos on a new phone, which would have helped establish his whereabouts".

This "Ban Treaty" will not take the place of an actual nuclear weapons convention negotiated by the nuclear powers, which would have to establish a firm timetable for dismantling nuclear weapons, with detailed mechanisms to verify and enforce compliance.