Budlender noted that "it was a matter of great debate in the eighties about whether decent people should accept appointments to the bench, because they were enforcing repressive laws," but stated that "[f]rom the point of view of the practitioner trying to run human rights cases and public-interest cases, we prayed for a Goldstone or a [John] Didcott on the bench.
"I'm glad that they are enforcing that because I think the players sometimes don't know what is in their own best interest.
Standards are in place to reduce pollution, but because they are not being enforced, the association said, nearly 400 counties have smog levels above the legal limits.
The City of Los Angeles already has similar restrictions, but they have been uncontroversial because they are rarely enforced; a law regulating food trucks in the city was enforced 28 times last year, according to the police.
"One of the key reasons why bans are not as effective as they should be is because they are not enforced and not implemented.
Employees often leave to start ventures that compete directly with their foreign employers, and the laws provide little protection, because they aren't enforced.
Moreover, the natural boundary conditions are not satisfied completely because they are not enforced a priori [International Journal of Solids and Structures 2001 38 6525 58, Journal of Computational Structural Engineering 2001 1 1):49 57, Journal of Structural Engineering ASCE 2002 128(2):249–57, Computers and Structures 2002 80(2002 8054].
The laws protecting the worker don't matter because they are rarely enforced.
But Buyukgoze said the laws have made no practical difference because they are not enforced and many women distrust the police.
