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Police arrested 2,500 people and authorities enacted new legislation restricting public demonstrations in the province.

In December, the authorities enacted a formal set of regulations on Internet usage, replacing various temporary guidelines.

Since 2010, the municipality in conjunction with the federal authorities enacted a number of reforms in a bid to improve the city's security and service delivery.

In reaction to the high growth rate of foreign-born persons residing and working in these states, local authorities enacted laws to try and reverse the trend.

"This disclosure also highlights the growing gap between the public's and the government's understandings of the many sweeping surveillance authorities enacted by Congress," Richardson said.

During the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which ended Monday, Kashgar authorities enacted extraordinary measures to prevent people from observing the ritual fast, in which the devout abstain from eating and drinking during daylight hours.

DHAKA, Bangladesh — Hundreds of thousands of members of a hard-line Muslim group rallied here in Bangladesh's capital on Saturday to demand that the authorities enact anti-blasphemy laws to punish people who insult Islam.

When a judge ruled in March that the Philadelphia transit authority could not reject a particular AFDI ad, the transit authority enacted a blanket ban on all political, public issue and noncommercial ads, according to the Christian Science Monitor.

He was one of only three delegates who voted against the proposed constitution in the convention (the others were George Mason and Edmund Randolph), citing a concern about the convention's lack of authority enact such major changes to the nation's system of government, and to the constitution's lack of "federal features".

State authorities also enacted new rules discouraging trainers and owners from relying on anti-inflammatory and pain medications to get a horse into a race where it can be "claimed," or sold.

BEIJING — After days of growing public fury over last month's high-speed train crash and the government's reaction, Chinese authorities have enacted a virtual news blackout on the disaster except for positive stories or information officially released by the government.