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He was shot down by the prime minister, who insisted it was right that headteachers could enforce "a tough and robust" uniform policy despite the costs.

The S.E.C.'s rejection of the settlement – a move that will prompt the agency to either enforce a tougher penalty or take Mr. Falcone to trial – suggested that its preliminary deal did not match the gravity of the crime.

But confrontations like the one in Hit could multiply as allied forces begin enforcing a tough gun-collection program after June 1.

At least two families seeking a place to sleep last night were denied beds at a homeless shelter as the city started enforcing a tougher new policy on emergency sheltering, according to advocates for the homeless and the families themselves.

both criticized President Obama's response to the crisis in Libya on Sunday, saying he needs to "get tough" and enforce a no-fly zone over the country.

But one legal expert was skeptical that Europe, even if it did formally adopt tougher sanctions, could enforce a stricter privacy regime on U.S.-based companies.

Months from now, the European Union is set to begin enforcing a new set of tough privacy and data protection laws that require tech giants to be more forthcoming about the information they collect and why.

The judge overseeing the Microsoft trial appeared highly skeptical today of a proposal made by nine states on how to enforce the tough antitrust restrictions they are seeking.

But she'll be tough on sanctions, and enforcing a no-fly zone there.

Adopting the 99% language of the Occupy movement, the campaign said the tax would "easy to enforce and tough to evade".

The team, using DNA testing to determine the origin of the eggs, was set up to enforce the tough new international standards that now regulate caviar importing.