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He ensured Mr. Badinter that all efforts will be made to enforce Moldovan laws limiting the pretrial detention of minors to four months.

In Beijing, where the earthquake risk is high, more strenuous efforts have been made to enforce strict building codes.

Even so, videos from Cairo and other major cities showed protesters openly defying the curfew and few efforts being made to enforce it.

Mr. Arafat also admitted that "no real effort" had been made to enforce law and order and said, "More efforts and support should be made for the security of the people".

The Pakistani government has said that the border with Afghanistan is officially closed but little attempt is made to enforce that rule, according to those who passed over the border recently.

We previously reported a process assessment of a pilot initiative in California during which DVRO respondents were screened for access to firearms and an effort was made to enforce the firearm prohibition (Wintemute et al. 2014).

Through these writs, attempts were made to enforce the rule that the only correct way to receive a privilege or grant of land was through a written charter, which might have deprived most of the magnates of England of their lands and rights.

Strenuous attempts were made to enforce the guidelines.

In addition, no attempt has been made to enforce by-laws that interrupt transmission.

Special arrangements were made to enforce referential integrity of the database so that all data tables are related to each other without problem.

The Sāsānian emperors consequently felt the need to consolidate their Zoroastrianism, and efforts were made to perfect and enforce state orthodoxy.