Incentive protocols use reciprocity to enforce contributions.
Richard Nixon raised a then unthinkable $60 million for his 1972 reelection, an effort, of course, that led to the post-Watergate establishment of the FEC to enforce campaign contribution limits.
The law imposed unprecedented limits on campaign contributions and spending; created the Federal Election Commission to enforce the act; established an optional system of public financing for Presidential elections; and required extensive disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures.
Community health centres need to improve management practices to enforce the role and contribution of AHWs in chronic illness care, as illustrated in the Aboriginal Coordinated Care Trials [ 34].
The Papua New Guinea government has long sought to ban betel nut consumption, but its popularity and contribution to local economy has made it difficult to enforce the legislation.
There has been little discussion of expanding the idea of French identity to include the values and contributions of immigrants, but much oratory about the need to enforce existing norms and principles.
Now, however, Turkey is making the largest contribution to the NATO mission -- with four frigates, a submarine and an auxillary warship to enforce the arms embargo off Libya.
Prior to this study, the two predominant hypotheses for the major contribution of Ku to telomere length were to promote the recruitment of Est2, and therefore telomerase, to telomeres and to enforce the nuclear localization of TLC1.
It is critical for the Supreme Court to enforce the requirement for proof of an explicit quid pro quo in cases involving campaign contributions.
"To enforce the law means everything".
Let's try to enforce it".
