In the red zones, which cover two-thirds of the state, permits for water and rules against disturbing fragile species would be more closely enforced in a novel attempt to bring environmental regulations to bear on wider land use.
All 17 members of the European Union that use the euro, plus 6 other members — Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria — agreed to subscribe to a new treaty, which binds them more closely, enforces more fiscal discipline and makes it harder to break the rules.
He contends that because risk is closely tied to profit, enforcing laws against drug trafficking actually increases the economic reward for those willing to run an illegal business.
The Australian general practice training program is a national program with closely prescribed (and enforced) procedures and standards across all Regional Training Providers.
Legally, this meant that the Forest of Dartmoor was converted to a chase, although the Earls of Cornwall continued to hold law courts at Lydford Castle, enforcing chase laws that closely resembled the former Forest Laws.
Usage-based billing is seen by some as a fairer alternative to broadband caps, a term most closely associated with Comcast, which had been enforcing a limit of 250 gigabytes per Internet customer per month.
Together, they are a closely knit unit of Washington insiders, charged with enforcing the message discipline on Mr. Ryan that Mr. Romney has long been known for.
Like many campaigns — and tech companies — it is also something of a sweatshop (this is even more pronounced in the swing-state field offices), where 100-hour weeks are expected, outputs are closely monitored and discipline enforced.
Safety procedures are also being monitored and enforced more closely by keeping track of them using digitized technology.
But that policy isn't enforced as closely as it should be, the report says, because of the inconvenience of having to manually port over the old data to the new phone without accidentally transferring any lingering malware — if any.
