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Today the PMPRB is proposing to expand its mandate from ensuring "non-excessive" prices to ensuring "affordable" prices.
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They mandated which routes airlines could serve and set fares by using a cost-plus formula that sought to assure adequate yet non-excessive profit.
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In order for a customer to be detained, the shopkeeper must: # Conduct the investigation on the store premises, or immediately near the premises. # Have reasonable cause to believe the person detained was shoplifting. # Use reasonable (non-excessive) force to detain the suspected individual. # Not prolong the detention longer than a reasonable amount of time needed to gather all the facts.
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Finding sunlight in the Philippines to be strong, the firm designed The Estate's windows to angle in a certain way so it could provide non-excessive lighting to the building's units all of which were constructed column-free. The windows were also double-glazed to minimize heat from sunlight. The Estate is also the first residential building in the country to be built using double-slab technology which conceals the electricals and plumbing between two layers of concrete. The building will also be supported on top of a one-storey high plinth.
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Of the 97 votes cast for Lincoln in the state's post-1863 boundaries, 93 were polled in four counties along the Potomac River and four were tallied in the coastal city of Portsmouth. Some key differences between modern elections and the those of the mid-nineteenth century are that at the time, not only was there was no secret ballot anywhere in the United States, but the state did not print and distribute ballots. In theory, any document containing a valid or at least non-excessive number names of citizens of a particular state (provided they were eligible to vote in the electoral college within that state) might have been accepted as a valid presidential ballot, however what this meant in practice was that a candidate's campaign was responsible for printing and distributing their own ballots (this service was typically done by supportive newspaper publishers). Moreover, since voters did not choose the president directly, but rather presidential electors, the only way for a voter to meaningfully support a particular candidate for president was cast a ballot for citizens of his state who would have pledged to vote for the candidate in the Electoral College.
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