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The British newspaper pointed out that the European Commission has said that testing cattle more than 30 months old is central to its fight against BSE , and will be one of three new proposals it intends to introduce in the new year to ensure that European beef is safe to eat . Introduced in 1975 , Westlaw enables legal professionals to retrieve cases , statutes , and other documents from West 's vast library of legal and business materials in a matter of seconds . After the changes introduced in 1986 , there was hardly any progress towards a full-fledged value added tax . Given the weaknesses it will introduce in terms of national information protection ( economic and industrial intelligence gathering ) this is surprising . Introduces in a fun way the concept of assertive , aggressive and passive behavior types , and points out the importance of tone of voice , body stance , gestures , etc. in getting across your verbal message . We again introduced in excess of 400 new products , with emphasis on energy-saving , high-technology global products . When Medicare was introduced in 1965 , the average life expectancy for a 65-year-old was about 14 years . There are several of our witnesses that members of the subcommittee wish to introduce in a little bit more detail . While he still has no chance of enacting a national health care system — a bill he ritualistically introduces in each session as a tribute to his father — that issue has moved high on the congressional agenda . The control synthesis technique that we introduce in this paper is based on Time Controlled Petri Net based model . Among some of the prevailing tendencies in legal thinking which are giving an impetus to the revival of higher law theories are : first , the efforts to introduce in a more direct way ethical concepts into the law ; second , the attempts to formulate ideal or philosophical standards to measure positive laws ; third , the establishment of criteria for judges and administrators when they act as legislators ; fourth , a justification for limits on the sovereignty of states .