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This spring the state is expected to announce how it will enforce new federal regulations on how agricultural operations that keep animals in close quarters handle waste.

After halting a discredited alcohol study, officials will enforce new policies to ensure that private support does not compromise scientific integrity.

If it passes, the measure will enforce new limits on the number of days short term rental properties can be offered yearly and require the companies to report the rates charged and durations of stays.

This year will bring many more protests against police violence and under this pressure, police departments will enforce new techniques to keep officers under check, such as body cameras.

The Australian government will also enforce new minimum standards for LED lights – mirroring the EU policy.

After the attempted terrorist attacks this past weekend, the TSA will reportedly enforce new rules on flights.

Republican Gov. Jack Dalrymple, saying he is "embarrassed" by a gas flaring record that he says has "been easy on companies," has vowed that the state will strictly enforce new rules aimed at cutting the waste.

It only empowers government to check those who may not be delivering basic services". Officials said the government will also enforce new price controls on rice, flour and other basic commodities, and arrest shop owners who have more than doubled the price of pork and other foods since the crisis began.

This morning, it was announced that Fabric will retain its licence, but will have to enforce new security measures, including ID-scans, extra searches and seven teams of sniffer dogs.

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.

PAGE B1 Passport Rules Postponed The administration will not yet enforce new passport rules that might have blocked millions from traveling to the United States.