Sentence examples for be enforced in practice from inspiring English sources
In reality, competition law already applies to NHS entities where they perform commercial activities and certainly for private healthcare activities such as PPUs, so the real question was not whether competition law applies to such activities (it does) but how it should be enforced in practice.
Rather than a voluntary gift, climate finance is theorised as compulsory, an obligation on polluting countries that is not only moral but quasi-legal (only quasi-legal because it is hard to see how such agreements can actually be enforced in practice).
In a document, the separatists also gave David Cameron a sharp warning, saying: "PS British prime minister David Cameron is on a provisional list (without the sanctions being enforced in practice) and is advised to think carefully about his attitude to the Kiev junta, especially given the traditional good relations between Britain and the Donbas region".
The WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel should be enforced in order to strategically govern the mobilization and development of a national HRH.
And while the threat to face was heightened when exercising was initiated by a non-aphasic interlocutor, this appeared to be the case only when the practice was enforced in the context of an other-initiated repair sequence.
"We want to ensure that this very crucial judgement is also enforced in practice when it comes to the U.S. companies that are involved in U.S. mass surveillance," said Schrems referencing the Safe Harbor ruling in a statement on his latest data protection complaints.
What matters is not the rights that exist on paper in the Constitution, but whether they can be exercised and enforced in practice.
