In the UK, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is often forced to dispel "myths" about rigid rules it is said to have enforced, such as banning cast members throwing sweets into the audience during pantomimes.
Al-Shabab has honed its media strategy as aggressively as it has enforced its bans on the Somali population.
"In this case, the co-op has a variety of rights that it should have enforced as soon as the shareholder of record left the apartment," he said.
But then he pulled himself together and did something as shocking as the oppression Trump had enforced and the calumnies Coulter had advanced: the little creep giggled, made a lame joke, then called for the ad break.
Few have enforced them as strictly as Manalapan, but more and more are learning the lesson that Manalapan has.
Residents have faced desperate shortages of food, milk and medical supplies as the police have enforced a six-day-old lockdown curfew.
With rising global trends and changing lifestyles in terms of fashion, beauty as well as healthcare, awareness of consumers has enforced evolution of speciality value added textiles.
Scoops were the currency of the day and hostile coverage would cause such scoops to stop.Things are not as bad as that today, largely because regulators have enforced the need to release financial news to all investors simultaneously; there are fewer scoops.
They have endured even as the economies that have enforced budget cuts most strenuously have contracted, notably in Britain and in much of the rest of Europe.
He admitted ignorance as to whether Firestone has enforced rules on child labor and to the conditions of Liberian children generally, calling that his biggest objection to the law suit.
The president of Franklin College was dismissed because he was not an abolitionist, and Judge Edward Loring was dismissed from a lectureship at the Harvard Law School because, in his capacity as a federal judge, he had enforced the fugitive slave law.
