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FEC chairwoman Ann Ravel recently stated that she does not expect the agency to be able to enforce its rules, as it is mired in partisan and ideological division.

To be effective, however, a supervisor has to be able to enforce its will.

In explaining the decision not to dismiss the case, Justice O'Connor said today that the city was entitled to a decision because it was suffering the "ongoing injury" of not being able to enforce its law.

In the coastal cities of China, where the government was able to enforce its one-child policy, middle-class families are now reported to spend more on their one child than earlier middle-class families spent on their four or five children together.

"I think Zuma understands his own limitations in terms of policy," says Ivor Jenkins of the Institute for Democracy in South Africa, adding that the new head of state would rather "be seen as the public face, the reconciler, the good guy, and have someone in the back room running the thing .But it is not yet clear how the commission will be able to enforce its will.

Nor will the team be able to enforce its right to the trademarks against supposed infringers.

Until we change the basic law, the F.D.A. will never be able to enforce it".

Even with the best of intentions, Mr. Arafat may not be able to enforce his will on every teenage stone-thrower and every suicide bomber.

A butcher would no longer be able to enforce his contract for halal meat — contracts that, like deals for kosher or other faith-sanctioned foods, are regularly enforced around the country.

The most contentious issues are whether the consumer agency will be able to enforce rules on its own, or whether banking regulators should have authority to make the final decisions.

By framing it as a human rights issue, Amnesty International says it hopes to be able to push Twitter to enforce its own policies consistently and be transparent about how it's doing so.