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courts to adjourn proceedings to	enforce	those rights lodged 24 september
courts to adjourn proceedings to	enforce	those rights lodged 24 september
the right to continue to	enforce	it not as superior but
will allow the superior to	enforce	that right after the feudal
scottish executive how it will	enforce	clauses 59 and 69 of
occurred views on how to	enforce	the bill were varied highlands
courts will be able to	enforce	that minimum will be no
dt d yooniversitee uses t	enforce	d idea o knowledge as
method the university uses to	enforce	the idea of knowledge as
being taken to promote and	enforce	the laws which prohibit this
as being more difficult to	enforce	a lot of wildlife legislation
the legislation is difficult to	enforce	because you cannot measure odour
it would be difficult to	enforce	such legislation in a scotland
of local authority officers to	enforce	the proposed provisions the proposal
officers to enable them to	enforce	the provisions as members will
minister must take local authorities	enforce	legislation in our communities and
ministers have statutory powers to	enforce	salmon legislation they have various
of the police is to	enforce	the legislation that is passed
where local authorities fail to	enforce	appropriate standards scottish ministers can
currently be registered and to	enforce	standards before you move on
health boards take steps to	enforce	standards of cleanliness and guarantee
large amount of resources to	enforce	it fully i would not
executive especially as it will	enforce	decisions on elected bodies such
please may i f641: [inaudible]	enforce	[laugh] f640: leave the table
and address in order to	enforce	penalties for littering s1w 1066
supported to stop we will	enforce	restrictions on smoking on public
parliamentary corporate body proposes to	enforce	the ban on msps and
the use of bailiffs to	enforce	many of the actions that

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