At the same time, we've got a drug agreement to enforce, and we will".
European nations urged the completion of a draft agreement to enforce the 1972 ban on biological weapons.
But successful plaintiffs are unable to collect their awards because there is no international agreement to enforce the judgments outside the United States.
It is insufficient for John Ashcroft to use his agreement to enforce the laws he dislikes as a principal justification for his confirmation as attorney general.
European nations and other major powers today urged the completion of a draft agreement to enforce the 1972 ban on biological weapons, a move that puts them at odds with the Bush administration.
Its compliance with one of them an agreement to enforce intellectual-property rights—has been good; its record on keeping its environmental promises has been fair, and on nuclear-proliferation a bit less so; it has been bad at dealing with private commercial disputes inside its borders, though even here there is progress.
The affected paragraph, referring to Tibor Toth, a Hungarian diplomat who has tried to negotiate an agreement to enforce the treaty, read: " 'Different constituencies seem to see different flaws, which indicates it is a pretty good compromise,' Mr. Toth said in a telephone interview.
A8 Push to Ban Biological Arms European nations and other major powers urged completion of a draft agreement to enforce the 1972 ban on biological weapons, a move at odds with the Bush administration, which concluded that the draft was flawed beyond repair.
California law makes noncompete agreements difficult to enforce, so there is rarely a legal reason that would prohibit poaching valuable employees.
The Justice Department appears to admit this in the US Attorney's manual, when they describe these deals as "agreements not to enforce the law under particular conditions".
