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The New York State Department of Correctional Services has started to enforce rules limiting the number of reporters who can visit.

Amid a tense stand-off and attempt at negotiations, Russia's communications regulator Roskomnadzor has started to enforce a proposed block of LinkedIn in the country, after the social network failed to transfer Russian user data to servers located in the country, violating a law instituted in Russia requiring all online sites to store personal data on national servers.

The two-child limit has actually been in place since 1994, but after recent violence in the area local officials have started to enforce it in the townships of Maung Daw and Bu Thi Daung, which have the largest Muslim populations in Rakhine.

Now the company has started to more strictly enforce the $30 per diem for employees traveling on business.

FMyLife's developer community has a new reason to visit the site this week: to complain about the restrictions the company has recently started to enforce on its API.

In the last several months many provinces in manufacturing areas have raised the minimum wage and started to enforce the rules that companies must pay medical and social security costs for employees.

A13 Enforcing Deportation Orders Federal agents have started to track down and arrest Muslim immigrants who failed to comply with pre-Sept.

About a decade ago, the entertainment industry started to enforce RPC-2.

"Once you've made the decision to start to enforce, then that decision runs across the board".

But the internet search giant refused to say if it has started enforcing its payment rules more rigorously.

Indonesia's tax authority has started enforcing a long-neglected rule that the royalties on imported films are taxable as well as the physical reels of celluloid.