An additional description of 'Anchor' was enforced.
In reviewing the unitisation proposal, NORMAC and industry were of the view that, if introduced, to be effective such a system must include both hull-size and engine-power constraints, and must be capable of being controlled and enforced.
You can't have a flourishing free enterprise system with party hacks interfering with businesses and distorting prices; you can't have W.T.O.-style foreign investment without moving toward an independent judiciary that is free of arbitrary party meddling and is capable of fairly enforcing contracts; and you can't live up to W.T.O.
With the surge of dark money into politics, we need to ensure that the I.R.S. is capable of rigorously enforcing the law in a nonpartisan, but also more effective, way.
But while these contracts are capable of automatically enforcing themselves, they challenge general counsel to rethink strategies around jurisdiction, and how to enforce smart contracts in court.
In addition, the nature of the tectomanganate that will be formed is dependent on the nature of the interlayer cation: if the cation is capable of enforcing a 10 Å layer-to-layer distance, todorokite will be formed; otherwise, the product of reaction will be cryptomelane.
But in a society where claims of corruption are common and laws often weakly implemented, critics say there are concerns over whether market regulators are capable of enforcing rules on issues like corporate governance and accounting and trading standards.
The ANP training program is intended to create and sustain a professionally-led police force that is accountable to the Afghan people and is capable of enforcing laws and maintaining civil order.
Carnap's observation about logic pursued in Set-Fmla not being capable of enforcing the intended truth-functional interpretation of various connectives (such as ∨, ¬, and →) has received extensive attention in the literature, references to which may be found in notes 5 and 27 of Humberstone (2000b).
