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"They are still prohibited and if a person does not have a lawful excuse police will enforce that aspect of the law," she said.

In October, Syria closed its borders to all but a small group of Iraqis and imposed new visa rules that will legally require the Iraqis now in Syria to return to Iraq, though it is unclear whether Syria will enforce that provision.

But the soda industry is testing the extent to which the agency will enforce that regulation.

So every fall I send out letters to parents across San Francisco letting them know that truancy is against the law and that I will enforce that law.

Throwback Halloween will keep its focus on paranormal themes and I will enforce that standard with Draconian, or perhaps I should say Dracula-onian, ruthlessness.

"I don't know where that's going, what he said, if he will enforce that.

The trust that Cather set up in her will to enforce that ban and other matters expired when her nephew died, in 2011.

With Friday's agreement, Major League Baseball will not enforce that rule for players under suspension in 2012, though no decision has been made for future seasons.

Any regulation put in place is window dressing and, for the most part, irrelevant without regulators in place who will actually enforce that regulation and people in Congress who won't help bank lobbyists chip away at that regulation.

Starting next month, New York City will begin to enforce that legislation, enacted six years ago by President Clinton.

BBC News reports that the gallery will enforce warnings that resold tickets "will be cancelled without refund and admission will be refused to the bearer," and is asking resale Web sites to halt the practice.