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He took his case to a Swiss arbitration tribunal which ordered Sauber to keep him on the team - a decision which the Victoria court has now enforced.

Meanwhile, the DOJ has now enforced a total of $8.9 billion in criminal and civil fines against GlaxoSmithKline, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, and Johnson & Johnson.

Crackdowns against The Pirate Bay have now been enforced across Europe and are imminent in Britain.

We could also work to ensure that the job standards we have now are enforced.

That initial period of setting and enforcing new boundaries has now passed.

A Pennsylvania court has now shown why gestational surrogacy contract should be directly enforced in the absence of legislation.

But he has now said he will not veto any move to use the court to enforce the accord.

While the government ordered an evacuation of the area shortly after the nuclear emergency began, it has not enforced the edict until now, and residents have been slipping back into the zone to retrieve their belongings.

If the board has not enforced the rule for 27 years can it do so now?

The movement has reclaimed authority from a government that has been all-powerful until now, enforced tighter environmental standards on dangerous industries and opposed runaway development schemes, from unwanted highways and bridges to dams.

Many of the performers are now expatriates, in part because the strict Islamic sharia law now enforced in Sudan has severely restricted music.