The phrase "and enforced and the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The regulations must be followed and enforced and the consequences for violations clearly outlined."
Alternatives: "and implemented" or "and upheld".
they are based on voluntary collaboration rather than hierarchical control; participant organisations have different time horizons, risk orientations, and decision-making styles; accountability can be difficult to define and enforce; and the levels of commitment and resource participation differ between organisations.
We draw attention to the institutional structures and processes through which caps are to be set, designed and enforced, and discuss the danger of eco-authoritarian politics in the name of enforcing caps or other environmental limitations.
Laws must be enacted and enforced and social norms that promote the continuation of violence must be changed.
The law must be enforced, and the guilty tried and punished.
The choice should be between effective regulations, well enforced, and the confusing and poorly enforced system of regulations we have now (such as the tax code).
It seems as if respect is now enforced and the dirtiest history cleaned and polished, like army boots.
Meanwhile the non-coordination requirement for "independent" spending is sometimes poorly enforced, and the border between campaigns and independent groups is less distinct than it could be.
An anthrax-laced letter mailed to the Senate majority leader sent new waves of disquiet yesterday through Washington and the nation, and enforced the sense that the war with terrorists was being fought on two distinct fronts.
It justified a host of nasty prejudices, including anti-miscengenation laws, restrictions on immigration and enforced sterilization of the poor, criminals and the disabled.
