According to Jessica Chittenden, spokeswoman for the State Department of Agriculture and Markets, the agency that monitors the city's 23,000-plus delis, groceries and bodegas, inspectors are expected to enforce a strict no-cat policy.
With Mr. Berlusconi out of the limelight, the Italian Senate on Friday approved a package of austerity measures that Mr. Monti's government is expected to enforce, a move that stoked a rally in financial markets and helped push Italy's bond yields below the 7 percent threshold that had led Greece, Ireland and Portugal to seek financial bailouts.
Rickhoff is one of many local bureaucrats and justices around the country who will be expected to enforce a high court ruling on same-sex marriage, which could come down as early as Thursday.
For this he was at first sentenced to exile, but due to his influence, even the King could not realistically expect to enforce this ruling without a civil war.
Remember, they might have to go on a legal and accounting hiring binge if they expect to enforce their higher standards.
Planners in North Texas hope to follow Houston's lead and incentivize car-poolers to use the toll lanes being built as part of three highway projects, though they expect to enforce their policies differently.
Thus, the regulations are not worded in such a way that an inmate could reasonably form an objective expectation that a visit would necessarily be allowed absent the occurrence of one of the listed conditions or reasonably expect to enforce the regulations against prison officials should that visit not be allowed.
While presidents typically replace their predecessors' appointed U.S. attorneys with ones who share their own legal philosophies, attorneys are expected to enforce the law in a nonpartisan manner.
Council members said the law was a show of support for gun rights more than a mandate they actually expected to enforce.
