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"Why can't they wait a little more, until they reach their offices or somewhere they can smoke?" On Nov. 1, ticketing started to enforce the no-smoking ordinance, the first in Japan to carry a penalty.

CEO Tomi Pierucci was extremely outspoken when airlines started to enforce the new rules early this year, calling the news "an absolute travesty".

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.

The police started to enforce the outdated law after a string of nightlife-related scandals, including the death of a student outside an Osaka club in in 2010.

The test, captured on video by Sequoia Capital venture capitalist Aaref Hilaly, shows the drone hovering and lowering a package to the floor, and comes as the US starts to enforce the registration of public drones.

Ms. Levin also recently told Lincoln Center that the city would start to enforce the contractual obligations of its 34 cultural properties -- including the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center -- to pay for their own structural improvements, known as capital maintenance.

Now, conservative authorities are starting to enforce the ban on satellite dishes more rigorously, and are bracing for more trouble Thursday night, when Iran's national soccer team faces another match that could spark unrest.

But the very action of being served now rather than some months or even longer ago suggests that Apple is just now starting to enforce the trademark.

Shanghai and its neighboring provinces in the Yangtze River Delta (Zhejiang and Jiangsu) decided to accelerate the process by starting to enforce the DECA regulation on April 1, 2016, nine months ahead of the national schedule.

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

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.