Beginning in May the bank will limit overdraft fees that can be collected and will permit customers to close accounts or have stop payment orders promptly enforced.
The Department should be acting much more promptly to enforce these rules, and to impose sanctions where and when it finds violations.
Mr. Cholst added, however, that under New York City law, landlords, including co-op boards, are required to act promptly in enforcing violations of a ban against pets.
Twenty years ago, the New York Department of Consumer Affairs promulgated rules about art galleries revealing their prices in a public manner, which the agency promptly chose not to enforce, and a bill that would have the effect of requiring auction houses to reveal their reserve prices is currently awaiting action in the New York State Legislature.
Acutely cognizant of the dangers of the time, and the reality that diplomatic options could at some point be exhausted, Senator Levin wrote an amendment that was nimble: it affirmed that Congress would stand at the ready to reconsider the use of force if, in the judgment of the president, a United Nations resolution was not "promptly adopted" or enforced.
If they enforce the rules impartially and promptly, they could set Thailand back on the road to democracy.
Though railroads have long been required to report these fatal accidents promptly, until May 1 of last year the railroad administration did not have the authority to enforce those rules.
Upon liberation, most of the survivors were promptly locked up again, whether by East or West Germany, both of which continued to enforce Paragraph 175 through about 1970.
The specialty chemical said it would "continue to enforce its rights under the merger agreement and various court orders and will seek to consummate the merger promptly".
When interventions are not ready to be deployed promptly after a pandemic declaration (i.e., DD is high), then the necessary surveillance must be in place to accurately enforce GT and avoid delay in pandemic declaration.
