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Vilsack's deputy, organics expert Kathleen A. Merrigan, told consumer groups three weeks ago that she intends to heighten enforcement.

The package is a mix of executive orders intended to tighten and heighten enforcement of existing gun laws and sweep away ideologically motivated restrictions on government action against gun violence, and new laws that will have to be passed by Congress.

For many years, heightened enforcement has been viewed as the linchpin in the city's success in cutting crime.

"Let's see what this heightened enforcement does before we start monkeying with putting the red line back in or taking out the trapezoid," Burke said.

The heightened enforcement -- a state responsibility -- is a lesson learned the hard way, often from a horrific case that explodes onto the front pages.

But even today, in the midst of a program of heightened enforcement, some chronically malfunctioning elevators prompt many complaints from residents but receive few violations.

In a wide-ranging, scathing speech delivered at a dinner event at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Soros applauded the European Union's heightened enforcement aimed at Web giants.

The former presidential candidate added that he thinks Trump would be "very open" to a bill aiding dreamers and longtime immigrants in exchange for heightened enforcement.

Better and more comprehensive counseling of young men and women, starting among preteenagers, can help reduce the number of single mothers, and heightened enforcement of parental-support obligations can ease their financial struggles.

While the heightened enforcement has been felt throughout the agricultural communities of upstate New York, the dairy farmers said this pressure had been acute for them because their farms are concentrated close to the border.

The FCPA's heightened enforcement environment and the norm of deferred-prosecution agreements that settle FCPA charges out of court combine to increase the probability that a foreign individual or firm will be prosecuted under the FCPA for bribery that occurred in and affected a foreign country.