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An earlier result had shown that, in a competitive environment, one way to allow agents to compute the true value would be to enforce a "zero-profit" condition on them.

– Beatrix Neville, Monash University, Australia My proposal at the summit would be to enforce a law that would fine countries that do not meet their emissions pledges set in the 2009 Copenhagen accord.

Of the 100 episodes of rampage killings examined for this series by The New York Times, none better illustrates than the case of Lisa Duy just how difficult it can be to enforce a key provision of the nation's fundamental gun control law.

"We don't have a policy that stipulates that everything posted on Facebook must be true — you can imagine how hard that would be to enforce," a Facebook spokesperson told TechCrunch.

To treat hip-hop stars any differently is to enforce a double standard.

The stated aim was to enforce a culture change in the financial sector and to raise £500m.

Rather, the solution is to enforce a strong presumption against mergers on both sides of the market, starting now.

What needs to be done is to enforce a moratorium on development of barrier beaches and a concerted effort to get people to leave.

Its main activity was to enforce a suitably dowdy dress code, ensuring that women tucked their hair under a headscarf and that a garment fully covered their back.

London and New York City are the two largest global financial centres – and if they are to enforce a financial transaction tax, ideally both will need to move in concert.

Markets cannot exist without government support, whether it is to enforce a contract, protect the civil rights and civil liberties of the weakest among us, or establish and sustain competitive markets.