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"We believe it's going to confirm our theory that aggressive code enforcement reduces asthma triggers, which in turn leads to fewer asthma attacks," said Javier Valdés, a deputy director for the community group Make the Road New York.

We find that increased enforcement reduces the share of migrants sending money home.

For women, a higher level of enforcement reduces hourly wages of informal workers (reduction of 2.5% for each 10% increase in enforcement) with no effect on average formal wages.

Chuck Farmer, a vice president at the institute, estimates that moving to primary enforcement reduces traffic deaths by about 7percentt.

In March, a US taskforce said a "turning point" had been reached in the global endeavor to strengthen enforcement, reduce demand and expand international cooperation.

THE NEWS Police officials in Philadelphia said they would increase curfew enforcement, reduce student privileges on mass transit and take other steps to curtail "flash mobs" of teenagers.

Advocates for police officers also argue that the psychological impact on an officer who was effectively tricked into shooting someone may be mitigated, and their chances of dropping out of a career in law enforcement reduced, by a suicide ruling.

As leads dried up in 1987, law enforcement reduced the size of the task force drastically.

The United States unveiled a new National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking, which aims to strengthen enforcement, reduce demand and build partnerships with other countries, local communities, charities and businesses.

Founded in 1974, the NLPOA is a national non-profit organization which seeks "to eliminate prejudice and discrimination in the criminal justice system; particularly Law Enforcement, reduce community juvenile delinquency and lessen citizen tension in predominantly Latino communities".

The effective protection of intellectual property rights through patent laws and related enforcements reduces the risk for companies' innovation output being imitated by competitors.