"We don't have the leverage of the law behind us to compel adherence to our standards," she said.
The United States should work with other countries to elaborate on and compel adherence to existing restrictions on the use of space for military purposes.
And even if we could compel adherence to our screening requirements, that would still not address cargo-only flights, which were untouched by the 2007 law.
The late Apple co-founder menaced Palm with a patent lawsuit to try to compel adherence to a possibly illegal agreement between rival firms to not recruit each other's employees.
First, we must ensure a strict adherence to our commitments.
So, altogether, there are three (a, b, and c) kinds of express public law arrangements that may compel not only adherence to general public law norms (e.g., equality and fair play) but also adherence to specific public law norms, relevant to a particular area of service (e.g., reliability of energy supply).
Yet, adherence to the specific commitments set in Busan for all development players has been somewhat mixed.
Eurozone inspectors of Greece's bailout have been cleared to return to Athens to complete a much-delayed review of the government's adherence to its economic reform commitments.
To still others, adherence to communism means a commitment to use force and violence, if necessary, to achieve that kind of socialist state.
The requirement that Miranda warnings be given does not dispense with the voluntariness inquiry, but cases in which a defendant can make a colorable argument that a self-incriminating statement was compelled despite officers adherence to Miranda are rare.
As a student observed in the Yale Daily News, the concept of campus civility now requires adherence to specific ideology — not only commitment to respectful dialogue.
