By essentially knocking down regulations that currently separate local telephone, long-distance and cable television into separate and protected fiefs, the communications bill has always involved bitter fights among rival segments.
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It was a federal court's recent decision to strike down regulations keeping those wholesale prices artificially low that contributed to AT & T's decision to stop pursuing the local phone market.
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China first pressed its claim to the area through a 1992 law that laid down regulations for ships seeking to transit the waters that pass close to the islands and reefs.
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The broad purpose of the legislation is to knock down regulations that currently divide the communications industry into separate and protected fiefs for local telephone, cable television and long-distance telephone service.
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It was a federal court's recent decision to strike down regulations keeping those wholesale prices artificially low that contributed to AT & amp; T's decision to stop pursuing the local phone market.
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In November 2015 Posner authored a decision in " Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, inc ., et al . v . Brad D . Schimel " striking down regulations on abortion clinics in Wisconsin.
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The adrenal gland is responsible for producing cortisol in response to a stressor, a substance that when produced in chronic amounts causes the down regulation of serotonin receptors and suppresses the birth of neurons.
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This motu proprio is not an indult : it does not grant permission, but instead lays down regulations governing the use in practice of the 1962 Missal, a use recognized as already legitimate in principle.
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Protease 3C and 2A are also responsible for the cleavage of translation initiation eIF4GE and poly-A-binding protein, PABP . This disruption of this binding domain results in down regulation of the initiation of cap dependent translation.
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News of the law, early details of which were widely reported in the local press this week, comes exactly a month after the government set down regulations for private operators in the country's booming mobile telephone industry.
