Osmanen

Archive
Title	Urgency	Categories	Assignment	Done
Patent Use	high	Economy, Rights	27.03.2008 10:48	01.04.2008 14:33
Euthanasia	high	Health, Rights	30.03.2008 16:16	01.04.2008 14:33
Marching of Nazis	high	Security, Abroad	01.04.2008 14:32	01.04.2008 14:33
Internet Slang	extremely high	Education, Media	22.03.2008 12:59	01.04.2008 14:32
Election Pledges	high	Administration, Rights	27.03.2008 10:48	30.03.2008 16:16
Consolidation of Media	extremely high	Economy, Media	28.03.2008 13:05	30.03.2008 16:15
Surveillance of employment areas	normal	Economy, Rights	28.03.2008 13:05	28.03.2008 13:05
Public Broadcasters	high	Rights, Media	24.03.2008 14:04	28.03.2008 13:05
Short Rests	high	Economy, Health	23.03.2008 14:37	27.03.2008 10:49
Ivy League	high	Economy, Education	23.03.2008 14:37	27.03.2008 10:48
Roadworks	high	Education, Rights	19.03.2008 16:03	27.03.2008 10:48
Labor Unions	high	Economy, Rights	22.03.2008 13:00	26.03.2008 14:48
Creativity Drugs	normal	Health, Rights	18.03.2008 14:44	24.03.2008 14:04
Topless Society	high	Environment, Rights	19.03.2008 16:04	24.03.2008 14:02
Freedom of Movement	high	Economy, Abroad	20.03.2008 12:24	23.03.2008 14:37
Lobbyists	high	Economy, Rights	17.03.2008 11:28	23.03.2008 14:37
Casinos	low	Rights, Abroad	17.03.2008 11:28	22.03.2008 13:00
Child Labor	high	Economy, Rights	18.03.2008 14:43	22.03.2008 12:59
Minimum Wages	normal	Economy, Rights	19.03.2008 16:03	20.03.2008 12:24
Space Station	normal	Education, Budget	17.03.2008 11:29	19.03.2008 16:04
Psychotherapy	normal	Economy, Health	17.03.2008 11:30	19.03.2008 16:03
Need for Speed?	high	Environment, Infrastructure	17.03.2008 11:28	19.03.2008 16:03
Homelessness	high	Rights, Infrastructure	17.03.2008 11:28	18.03.2008 14:44
Free Speech on the Internet	high	Rights, Media	17.03.2008 11:28	18.03.2008 14:43
isTitel185	high	Health, Budget	17.03.2008 11:28	17.03.2008 11:30
Fire Destroys Parliament Building	extremely high	Security, Rights	17.03.2008 11:28	17.03.2008 11:29

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Former decisions have the following consequences:
The government pays bonuses to enterprises for holding useful products back.
The state's hospices rank among the best in the world.
The people of Osmanen appreciate very much the government's guarantee of the freedom of speech.
Many citizens abstain from discussions for fear of being sued for their poor grammar.
Politicians continue to say whatever it takes to get elected, even if it's a blatant lie.
An employer-friendly media conglomerate holds predominant influence on public opinion.
Enterprises have to treat mistakes of workers confidentially.
Unbaised journalism becomes very rare due to the lack of financing for public TV stations.
To the amazement of foreign investors, managers have to stop business to have a break once an hour.
Admission criteria for the public 'elite' universities are so strict that only the brightest minds are accepted.