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A spokesman for the state highway patrol said the ruling was consistent with the agency's approach to policing the demonstrations "because it allows protesters to exercise their constitutional rights to peaceably assemble but also allows law enforcement to impose appropriate restrictions to protect the public from violence".

Members of the Independent Review also called on the U.K. government to "bring forth proposals to set up or assign an enforcement body to impose sanctions on non-compliant companies.

A new wrinkle quickly developed when Federal drug-enforcement officials threatened to impose severe sanctions on any doctor who prescribed suicide drugs, the Oregon law notwithstanding.

"You can get a warrant to search and seize stuff, but since when did law enforcement have the authorisation to impose punishments on their own?

In light of the recent court ruling hobbling the FCC's broadband enforcement authority, it also proposes a "new enforcement mechanism" for the FCC to impose fines of up to $2 million on a case-by-case basis for any companies who violate these open Internet principles.

Similar rules have been in place for limousines since the late 1980s, when a spate of incidents involving minors consuming drugs and alcohol while onboard pushed the state to impose enforcements.

And the industry is warning against a rush to impose tougher enforcement.

The fire officials who were called to headquarters yesterday were instructed to impose tighter enforcement across a spectrum of departmental rules, from being out of uniform to straying from house watch duty, according to the official who was present.

C1 States' Plan for Microsoft The nine states that refused to join the administration's antitrust settlement with Microsoft want the judge to impose tougher enforcement sanctions and eliminate some loopholes.

Federal officials said that they had made progress in curtailing the lead threat in children's jewelry, but that they needed more enforcement powers, like the ability to impose fines or even criminal charges against repeat offenders.

The proposal also sought to impose tougher enforcement sanctions and eliminate a long list of loopholes that state officials say would enable the company to retaliate against rivals; discriminate against companies that may pose a threat to its monopolies in the software markets; and withhold vital software code information from smaller companies.