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Rome is now enforcing a plan to clean up the Sicilian regional government's accounts.

It was confirmed Mr Lombardo would resign at the end of the month and that Rome would enforce a plan to clean up the Sicilian government's accounts and sort out its administration.Sicily is one of five Italian regions (out of 20) with special statutes that give them ample autonomy.

The company contends that even if it could enforce such a plan, to do so might threaten the availability of certain products from those who did not comply.

A letter from the Department for Education said the school must enforce a plan of action to improve or risk being removed from the Register of Independent Schools or have its "operations restricted".

The decision means that St Ives, beloved of art lovers, surfers and beach fans, is a step closer to being able to enforce a planning provision allowing the building of new houses only if they are reserved to people who live in the area full time.

And, if so, does he have a plan to enforce it?

If you find that a millennial is tuning out while you're speaking to him, upload a TED Talk about what you were going to say… A child in Muncie colored a map of Indiana hot pink, evidence of a plan to enforce gay marriage throughout the state.

The European Union is set to move ahead with a plan to enforce pan-European quotas on streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix to support production of locally produced film and video content.

Some critics say that without a plan to enforce the order, it is a useless measure that fails to protect anyone, while others have accused the local government of overreach.

Sherri Day (NYT) HARRISON: ENFORCING AIRPORT CURFEW -- The parking garage at the Westchester County Airport will be closed from 12 30 to 5 50 a.m. daily under a plan to help enforce a voluntary overnight flight curfew, county officials announced yesterday.

Last year, she drew up a plan to better enforce the law against genital mutilation, which passed the chamber.