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C&E
(redirected from Compliance and Enforcement)

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AcronymDefinition
C&ECause and Effect
C&ECompliance and Enforcement (branch)
C&ECustoms & Excise
C&ECommunication & Electronics (US DoD)
C&ECraps & Eleven (gambling game)
C&ECollection and Exploitation
C&EConductor & Engineer (railroad)
C&EClassification and Employment
C&ECleveland and Eastern Railroad
C&EContributory & Eligible (Sprint)
C&EComputation and Events
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An HCMS spokesperson said it was currently implementing the Criminal Compliance and Enforcement Services.
Fewer court fines paid in North East; Northumbria is worst area for ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The statement notes that the focus on compliance and enforcement was directed in particular to assessing the larger operators and starting a nationwide drive against the illegal supply of gaming machines.
Commission report shows cut in spending by The Racing Post (London, England)
No decision has been made for leadership of compliance and enforcement at this time.
The body that monitors organic standards in the United States by Food & Drink Weekly
 
 
 
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