So labor advocates are looking to put more teeth in the federal WARN Act early in the next Congress.

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Can we put some teeth in prosecuting those responsible for catastrophic failures when they make bone-headed decisions?

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David Barno, a retired Army general and a senior advisor at the Center for a New American Security, said Mr. Panetta's announcement will "put real teeth" in the Obama administration's new strategy.

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If you really want to stand out, write a plan with teeth in it and put your competition to shame.

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Again, I think we have the ability to stand up and tell the American people that we acted to fix what was broken, to put in place stronger rules with teeth that would prevent this from happening again.

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One of these compounds may have helped 8-year-old Tanner Rico regain the ability to put on his clothes by himself, brush his teeth and climb in and out of his family's car, says his mother Traci Rico.

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And it was only through the intervention of outsiders like Volcker and Elizabeth Warren that the Administration was persuaded to put some teeth into the Dodd-Frank legislation, which Obama signed in July, 2010.

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It will put some teeth into the Vacancies Act by, among other things, cutting off the pay of any temporary appointee serving in violation of the law.

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