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The penalty "is certainly a slap on the wrist and probably a little bit more, but it really depends on what the F.T.C. does to enforce this in the coming months and years," said Robert Hobbs, deputy director at the National Consumer Law Center and author of "Fair Debt Collection" (National Consumer Law Center, 1987).

We have to make sure that everything is done to enforce the terms of this agreement and I would be very tough on enforcement.

"What can be done to enforce this ruling if the Dominican Republic don't really care?" she said.

Although new rules were instituted by the commissioner's office, there was little done to enforce them.

Not enough is being done to enforce the laws which order each town to provide a fixed proportion of social housing.

There are also pleas for the profession to unite behind a common cause, like our teaching and health brethren have done, to enforce change.

San Francisco mayor Ed Lee has repeatedly insisted that the camp is illegal and all tents should be removed but so far little has been done to enforce the law.

He said he had warned the government more than a year ago that not enough was being done to enforce rules on cleaning towers.

What is not so transparent is what Pickles is doing to enforce the law aimed at preventing councils from publishing weekly newspapers.

Mr. Clinton has also requested $280 million to better enforce existing gun laws -- a deft response to complaints from the gun lobby that too little is done to enforce laws already on the books.

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