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"We appreciate that the senior clubs in the country operate a squad system and with that in mind we are able to enforce a degree of flexibility and latitude," its press spokesman, Chris Hull, said.
The decision means that St Ives, beloved of art lovers, surfers and beach fans, is a step closer to being able to enforce a planning provision allowing the building of new houses only if they are reserved to people who live in the area full time.
However, the search firm has not been able to enforce a ban because a US judge intervened.
However, we show that these communities may not be able to enforce a PES agreement, i.e., they may not be able to prevent logging activities by timber companies.
Schmitt seems to admit that a global hegemon might one day be able to enforce a global de-politicization, by depriving all other communities of the capacity to draw their own friend-enemy distinctions, or that liberalism might one day attain global cultural hegemony, such that people will no longer be interested in drawing friend-enemy distinctions (CP 35, 57-8).
As presented in the previous section, a well-configured DMAR unit is theoretically able to enforce an expected access control policy on a DMA accessible memory.
If people do perceive Miliband as weak, they may not believe he would actually be able to enforce such a price freeze.
This means the location component must be able to enforce such a constraint (either directly, or by being 'told' what to do) as appropriate.
Tripp said she opposes a more stringent safe storage law in Texas, and questioned whether police would even be able to enforce such a measure.
We solve this issue proposing the Multi-Fasnet protocol, which is able to enforce fairness in a relative short time scale, in the order of few propagation delays, without trading off the aggregated throughput network performance.
Without an army or police force, it was unlikely that Mr. Karzai would be able to enforce the decree in a serious way.
