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It targets the Illinois Attorney General and Department of Children and Family Services, who said they plan on enforcing new policies that would ban faith-based agencies from discriminating against same-sex or unmarried couples.

"Three months [after the meeting], I received a package in the mail with the policies that [Clinton] planned on enforcing for police reform and mass incarceration," Hamilton said.

He is calling on the chief minister's department to draw up a plan for enforcing the new law.

It responded to complaints about the wireless encryption standard by giving companies until June to comply, and has offered no indication that it plans to back off on enforcing its own standard.

TechCrunch has reached out to Reddit for more details on how they plan to enforce the content ban elsewhere on the platform and will update this story when we hear back.

Senators have a right to ask prospective U.S. Attorneys how they plan to enforce federal law on marijuana, and, of course, the legislators have the right to vote these officials down if they don't like their answers.

Department of Labor: The Obama administration has decided to abandon its plan to enforce child labor restrictions on family farms.

Playing to its favorite audience of big business and gun owners, the administration last week blew off a U.N. plan to enforce an international ban on biological weapons and recently pressured the U.N. to weaken a pact to stem the illegal flow of small arms, from handguns to shoulder-launched rockets.

The European Union is set to move ahead with a plan to enforce pan-European quotas on streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix to support production of locally produced film and video content.

A department spokeswoman did not return two phone calls this week requesting information on plans to enforce the law.

After Miliband accused Cameron of going back on plans to enforce greater transparency in relation to bonus payments, Cameron angrily described Miliband as "the nowhere man of British politics".