Pet charity Blue Cross has called for a change in laws governing dangerous dogs.
But he says he has "serious concerns and misgivings" over bringing in laws to underpin any new body.
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Members of marrying families will give gifts not only to the bride and groom, but all their new in laws.
Now father in laws everywhere can point to the fact that if work hard enough, you can get really rich.
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In Illinois, Louisiana, Tennessee, California, we've seen changes in laws or policies to let public charter schools expand and succeed.
It also reminds users periodically and notifies them of changes in laws and their personal situations that might require them to update that plan.
So far only the UK, the Isle of Man and now Jersey have brought in laws stopping the funds, which are also known as distressed debts.
Interest in laws to restrain dogs in the car is growing, says Christina Selter, executive director of Bark Buckle UP, an advocacy group calling for tighter driving laws.
To be effective, it must include all the stakeholders involved and reach a consensus that will make implementation -- whether in laws, increased education or other policy changes -- a given.
These advancements are reflected not only in laws but also in our culture, including banning child labor, ensuring safe working conditions, setting extra pay for overtime and ensuring trained and skilled workers.
However, I cannot help but note that there is a world of difference between putting something on the front pages of the newspapers for a few weeks and achieving changes in laws and, above all, in the distribution of wealth.
Buying Fair Trade is a start, but I think the answer is to bring in laws that raise standards, to make sure food we buy in the UK is being produced by workers that are living decent lives, rather then just surviving for our benefit.
Fifteen years ago, Panetti shot his in-laws in front of his wife and daughter.
There are fewer in-laws in Ms Moore's world, fewer memories, familiar spots, less linoleum.
While visiting my in-laws in New Jersey this weekend, I watched Antiques Roadshow for the first time.
We set up shop with my in-laws in Picayune, Mississippi, only an hour from New Orleans but safely above the flood zone.
We face a Congress that puts forth an ever-increasing volume of laws in general, and of criminal laws in particular.
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For example, states such as New York and Colorado have made meaningful changes in gun laws in response to the spate of recent mass shootings, and other states have meaningful restrictions on firearms possession.
It obeys different laws in its development and it requires different laws in its regulation.
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President BUSH: I said, yeah, we're going to enforce the laws in our country, just like you should enforce the laws in yours.
When Jamie Talbot's in-laws were in town recently and the family had trouble getting a taxi to take them to dinner, the software engineer pulled out his phone and summoned a town car.
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But they also want to be sure they do not run afoul of privacy laws in this and perhaps other countries by insuring their privacy policies are written with those laws in mind.
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Any changes in voting laws and procedures in the covered states must be "pre-cleared" with Washington.
The pending bill would clarify language in existing laws that stand in the way of families and victims collecting on court-ordered damages.
Her in-laws would move in, her hours would scale back and her husband, an early employee at Palantir, would pull his weight.
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Behind the controversy is a change not in the laws of war but in the means of waging it.
Train was a renowned US conservationist who played a central role in creating groundbreaking laws in response to rising concerns about environmental protection in America and around the globe.
LeMond and his in-laws, minority shareholders in the Yellowstone Club, claimed that Tim had withheld financial information from them and tried to buy back their shares for far less than they were worth.
The new guidelines also are more in line with laws in 43 states and the District of Columbia that require youth and high-school athletes to be removed from play and to return only after at least 24 hours and with the permission of a health-care professional.
Mr Nazarbayev's two son-in-laws may also be interested in the throne.
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