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Russia's UN ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, said on Monday he was concerned that an arms embargo would be one-sided because it would be easier to enforce on the government.

But it would be hard to enforce on social networks that prize their cross-border ties.Simpler remedies might make users happier.

Legislation similar to that which prevents junk faxes in America, or junk mail in Germany, would be hard to enforce on the Internet.

They are acutely aware that the force's task will be much harder if there is no peace at all to enforce on the ground.

This view may have been a personal matter for Paul (7:6–7), and it was an opinion that he did not attempt to enforce on his churches.

Filmmakers also oppose any new regulations because they say that sales drop when performers use condoms and that regulations are difficult to enforce on the set.

And it is looking at banning the use of CCTV cameras to enforce on-street parking restrictions.

Its Sobering Up report says police should do more to enforce on-the-spot fines and prosecute adults.

It is also looking at banning the use of CCTV cameras to enforce on-street parking restrictions, after the MPs said this could make "common-sense" decisions on when to issue penalties more difficult.

Johnson said TSA is working with airlines to enforce limits on carry-on bags and their size.

Leading by 189, Hampshire opted not to enforce the follow-on, closing on 57-0.