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The policy was well designed: shipowners could have those fees remitted if they ordered a U.S.-built vessel within three years.

Mr Moreno Ocampo, a lawyer from Argentina who helped lead the 1985 prosecution of that country's former military junta, described the strikes as a "very dangerous" expansion of the president's remit to use lethal force.

Fifa suggested corners should become part of VAR's remit, and it was thought to be the most likely change to be introduced because it is normally a factual decision, rather than subjective.

Farnworth's remit this time around has also included looking after Brimson, who switched his international allegiance from Australia to England in May.

It also appointed Michelle Bereaux, chief integration officer, as head compliance and operational risk control, and transferred responsibility for governmental and regulatory affairs under the remit of Todd Tuckner, its finance chief.