"This was a clear violation in uniform to say anything like that, or anything political because we enforce the policies of our politicians," Bomar said.
Mr Rajapaksa, who was elected president in 2005 largely because the LTTE enforced a partial boycott of Tamil voters, took a harder line.
Facebook first turned over the data months ago, but the company could not disclose it to its customers because the court enforced a gag order.
He had to go to Prague to study architecture because the Polytechnic at Lvov enforced a Jew-quota.
This proportional increase is because we have enforced equal frame split durations.
It matters not because Limewire will have to pay less (they're probably bankrupt already just from legal fees), but because it enforces a "reasonable" interpretation of our antiquated copyright laws, and limits the potential value of a shared song.
Because Saudi Arabia enforces a strict interpretation of Sharia law, any expression of religion that strays from the Quran can be considered a form of terrorism against the state.
However, Schultz conceded that his plea "is a request and not an outright ban," because "enforcing a ban would potentially require our partners to confront armed customers".
Very high flexibility at the topoisomerase II cleavage sites is probably necessary because the enzyme enforces a large bend in DNA when it binds to it.
We have a couple every year and we withdraw their admission, not because we are enforcing some rule at another college, but because we can't trust the student".
