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If these are swiftly enforced and fully resourced, they will go a long way to ensuring money launderers can't find safe haven in the UK.
Yet if they start to grow into potential rivals, Facebook has swiftly enforced this policy and removed their Find Friends access, often inhibiting further growth and engagement.
"We have a clear acceptable use policy and whenever we have received a complaint of misuse of the services, we have moved swiftly to strictly enforce it," a spokesperson told the Guardian.
The Independent's blaspheming scribes were perhaps lucky to be released on bail this week.Zimbabwe provides a dramatic illustration of how statist economic policies, corruptly enforced, swiftly impoverish.
But the Treasury Department proposal envisions an S.E.C. that would no longer regulate through hard-and-fast rules enforced swiftly and justly, but rather would practice "prudential" regulation, offering up principles and conceptual guidelines and working collaboratively behind closed doors with regulated entities and their self-regulatory organizations when they have violated the law.
It all happened so swiftly that Vaughan did not seem to reconsider his plan not to enforce the follow-on.
Regulators must enforce it.
Schools enforce rules inconsistently.
"We enforce this strongly.
Agents' dissent swiftly squelched Naturally, agencies carrying out aggressive border policies expect their agents to "break" themselves, whether voluntarily or by coercion, in order to enforce policy without question.
