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It hopes the guidelines will be adopted by each association, who will enforce a "full disclosure and publication of the remuneration and payments made to intermediaries".

To ensure a fair comparison, we fix the greedy approach with to enforce a full emphasis on minimizing the visual distortion.

In his inauguration speech, President Obama should declare the new strategic agreements the U.S. seeks with its allies to enforce a full embargo on Iran.

They might also have encouraged referees to be a little less obsessive about enforcing a full 10 metres between the attacking and defending teams, which further reduces the chance of a less physically gifted team defying the odds against the Kangaroos.

While soccer's world governing body, FIFA, has barred tobacco advertising at its matches since 1986, it too has difficulties in enforcing a full-scale ban, said Keith Cooper, the group's communications director.

Stunned to find their own country mired in an antiquated political-economic system that enforced a full-blown slave society and economy, when all the other islands in the Caribbean (except Cuba and Latin Americaa had abolished slavery decades before, the Criollos set about to organize a secret society for abolition and independence.

"The one good thing is that there's a clear political signal about the governments' commitment to budgetary discipline even if it's going to be hard to enforce without a full EU treaty behind it.

Some European countries, including France, already enforce a public ban on full-face veils, while in December 2016 German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that wearing full-faced veils should be prohibited in Germany "wherever it is legally possible".

They came as Nato took full command of the whole military operation in Libya, intended to enforce a UN resolution to protect civilians.

Soldiers enforce a state of civil emergency.

Action to enforce a contract.