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The police began carrying around decibel metres last summer to enforce new noise ordinances.

Authority to enforce new standards should go to the European Commission in Brussels.

Some have provocative language calling for states to arrest and prosecute federal agents who dare to enforce new firearms regulations.

Should Ofcom agree, this will undermine Royal Mail's push to enforce new regulation on Whistl and other potential rivals in delivering mail directly to homes and small businesses.

Ms. Kroes's main job will be to enforce new rules regarding mergers, cartels and government subsidies across the 25-nation European Union's $12 trillion economy.

The proposal is partly about the UK police helping to enforce new laws, specifically regarding the drunken sexual and violent behaviour of British holidaymakers.

Twitter has also seemingly begun taking more action when it comes to enforcing new rules around harassment and abuse, a problem that has been hounding the company for years and is even more visible this year.

It is perennially in violation of court orders to enforce New York City's right to shelter, and the city's commissioner of homeless services recently acknowledged that it functions as a kind of gantlet.

Mr. Spitzer was trying to enforce New York's antidiscrimination laws, but he ran up against federal precedent that tended to leave regulation of national banks to the Treasury Department, and, specifically, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

So we plan to strictly enforce new rules of no trekking without porters or proper guides," Gautam said.

The bureau will have vast powers to write and enforce new rules, and Treasury aides have already begun administrative work to get the bureau running.