But Tsipras, who says a fresh four-year mandate is critical to enforcing the accord, also has the advantage of age and the desire of a crisis-fatigued population to draw a line under the political drama of recent years.
In fact, scholars observe that the Court is historically reluctant to oppose public opinion, and political scientists note that public opinion is critical to enforcing the Court's opinions long after they are announced.
So placing it at the centre of an institution of high arts is really critical to enforce the message that this is an artistic and cultural tradition that is worthy of being revered, documented, studied, and performed on the plaza," Johnson explained.
So placing it at the center of an institution of high arts is really critical to enforce the message that this is an artistic and cultural tradition that is worthy of being revered, documented, studied, and performed on the plaza," Johnson explained.
But the president and Mr. Boehner were moving ahead with their plan, aides said, trying to agree on matters like how much new revenue would be raised, how much would go to deficit reduction, how much to lower tax rates and, perhaps most critical, how to enforce the requirement for new tax revenue through painful consequences for both parties should they be unable to overhaul the tax code in 2012.
Such a limit would require those desiring to use excessive speeds for selfish purposes to simply slow down, extending resource availability for everyone else using the road, and allow those who understand the cost versus benefit of critical care services to enforce the restriction.
A federal judge in Texas undermined the safety of the nation's food supply yesterday by denying the government's authority to enforce critical regulations setting limits on the amount of harmful bacteria in ground beef sold to the public.
Yet Pamuk is critical of moves abroad to enforce the recognition of what happened as a genocide, as in a French assembly vote last year and the US bill approved in October by a congressional committee, which prompted the recall of Turkey's ambassador to Washington.
It is critical for the Supreme Court to enforce the requirement for proof of an explicit quid pro quo in cases involving campaign contributions.
Judge Gorsuch would tie the hands of precisely those entities that Congress has recognized have the depth and experience to enforce critical laws, safeguard essential protections, and ensure the safety of the American people".
Its chairman, Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana, called them "critical steps forward in our effort to enforce our market access rights in China".
