1.   Such a measure would normally require independent shareholder approval but the exchange has waived this.

2.   Besides the Missouri provision, the measure also will require the federal government to prove property it wants to keep is related to a crime.

3.   Both measures require congressional approval.

4.   Both measures would require an amendment to the State Constitution.

5.   A new security measure requires gate employees to use a metal-detecting wand and search the carry-ons of randomly selected passengers as they wait to enter the jetway.

6.   But measures require a vote by two-thirds of the members to become law, so laws can only be passed when two or more parties join together.

7.   But the measure requires verification of the license of every Mexican truck driver crossing the border with high-risk or hazardous material.

8.   But their measure would require other budget cuts so severe as to drastically diminish the social programs they hold most dear.

9.   Clearly, improved security measures will require more money, which could come from an earmarked state tax on the fuel sold at airports.

10.   Conventional illicit doping measures require athletes to be injected at regular intervals with EPO to maintain the endurance benefit.