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Although that boycott has almost disappeared Syria and Lebanon are the only countries that still enforce it it does set a precedent for outlawing boycott efforts that are not sanctioned by the government.

South Carolina — along with many other states that still enforce the death penalty — hasn't been able to secure the lethal injection drugs necessary to carry out executions, largely because of the stigma surrounding how they're used.

Just across from Manhattan, via the George Washington Bridge, is Bergen, the last county in America that still enforces the kind of broad-spectrum Sunday shutdown that was common nationwide until the nineteen-nineties.

Oklahoma is one of the states that still enforces capital punishment, but voters there will decide on amending the state constitution to carry out the death penalty by other means if one method is deemed invalid — as occurred in Nebraska when its sole means of execution, the electric chair, was ruled as cruel and unusual punishment by the state's Supreme Court.

But administration lawyers researched the matter and concluded that the president should still enforce it while the courts deliberated.

Senior figures at the European Central Bank say that it is critical to the future of the single currency that the EU shows it can still enforce budgetary discipline.But it is far from clear that the commission will win its Italian test case.

ACLU staff attorney Chase Strangio said in Tuesday's statement that the government planned to still enforce the male hair standards.

Half the states that had sodomy laws when Bowers was decided have got rid of them, and those that still have them seldom enforce them.

Ms. Fischer called the program a success, because it sent a message that officers were still enforcing the law.

"The bottom line is that we are still enforcing the regulation on surfing and looking into what the appropriate summons would be," said George Gorman, deputy director for the Long Island region of the State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.

The bad news is that scarcity is still enforced.