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Italy's data protection authority, for instance, has issued strict rules on the use of camera phones, requiring the subject's permission if the photo is published.
The government has issued strict new rules to further inhibit the export of mahogany from the Amazon, requiring loggers to file a "sustainable development" plan before they can cut down trees.
Looking to avoid troublesome social media postings by its officers, the New York Police Department has issued strict guidelines and ordered its members to comb through their personal profiles on Facebook, Twitter and other Web sites to ensure they are in line with the new rules.
And they've grown increasingly popular even as the federal government has issued stricter guidelines as to where and how the technology should be used.
The food and beverage manager, Brett Archer, said the park's fire management office had issued strict instructions for this holiday season.
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"I have issued strict instructions for a total commitment to the cease-fire," Mr. Arafat said in a letter released by his office, "and I hope the Israeli government will respond to this peace appeal and will take the decision to cease fire".
French authorities have issued strict guidelines for controlling highly-resistant bacteria such as GRE and carbapenemase-producing enterobacteriaceae [ 4].
Environmentalists say that the park service should have issued stricter limits on tire and vehicle size, and should have included newly acquired land to the zones where off-road use would be limited.
That's why Dubai Airports has issued a strict "Slot Adherence Policy", requiring airlines to stick to their allocated times – with fines of up to 100,000 dirhams (£16,000) for "slot misuse".
