Page A11 ENFORCING THE RULES At the most recent Republican debate in Las Vegas, Mitt Romney inadvertently cast himself as the enforcer when he tried mightily to ensure that all the candidates received their allotted response time.
Which is why his job as the enforcer of anticorruption rules is so difficult.
Realistically, amending the treaty to remove the commission's role as the enforcer of competition law is a non-starter.
She became more of a public person while also earning the designation, within the family, as "the enforcer".
They were joined by the Justice Department, which feared the guidelines would muddy its authority as the enforcer of antitrust laws.
"It used to be every time you would go to a basketball clinic, people would describe the 4 man as the enforcer, the rebounder, the banger.
Maurice Lucas, the bruising All-Star forward known as the Enforcer who helped lead the Portland Trail Blazers to their only N.B.A. championship, died Sunday at his home in Portland, Ore.
And the difficulty is not only how to set clear rules, but how to bolster the legitimacy of the body that enforces them.The United States has long been tempted to see itself as the enforcer of the rules.
And, although it's an ensemble piece, Lee Ingleby as the wickedly duplicitous Zygmunt, Amanda Hale as the enforced Christian convert, Justin Salinger as the fugitive rabbi and Paul Hickey as a vengeful survivor all give striking performances.
And above all, whatever we do, we must preserve the S.E.C.'s role as the enforcer of the markets' rules of the road and as the government's advocate for investors of all sizes.
