be carried

The prime minister, who voted for the bill, has said a government impact assessment will be carried out and published as the bill proceeds.

Then, during the Renaissance, when everything Ancient Rome was new again, people revived the concept and refreshed it for a new era, turning it into a more generalized symbol of liberty, one that could be carried or rallied around as necessary, eventually bringing us to the poles that popped up all over New England on the eve of the American Revolution, and from there back to the dudes in Plymouth.

A joint statement by Cyngor Gwynedd and the Ysgol Friars board of governors states that suspension from work is a “neutral act”, so that investigations can be carried out “thoroughly and in an appropriate manner”.

"David Coote remains suspended and subject to an ongoing disciplinary process by PGMOL, separate to the investigation into this matter which will be carried out independently by the FA."

An updated economic analysis and impact assessment is set to be carried out on the revised proposals, with a final decision next summer.