Those that habitually defy the requirements risk lose funding from the agency.
Some seem to view Eva as an icon of the martyred middle-class mother, stripped of her identity by a sprog who dares to defy her requirements.
Other national databases are causing concern; the Guardian revealed yesterday that half of GPs are threatening to defy government requirements to put patient information on a national "Spine" because of security concerns.
In light of what they call "unrealistic" student growth goals and penalties, three states -- South Dakota, Montana and Idaho -- have said they plan to defy the requirements set out by No Child Left Behind, the federal education law that sets benchmarks for public-school performance.
Some people have made up their minds to defy the requirement.
On Monday, Hong Kong Chief Executive CY Leung said he would fully implement the Chinese government's decision: "Any words or deeds that deliberately contravene [the interpretation's] requirements, defy the prescribed oath-taking procedures, or even use the opportunity to insult the country and the Chinese people and advocate cessation, must be stopped in accordance with the law," Leung said.
Among other things they defy the marketing requirement that music must, in order to be commercially successful, speak to the youthful demographic that drives radio airplay.
Then, last month, our survey revealed that most family doctors shared these concerns and that half might defy the official requirement to upload their patients' details, potentially rendering the whole project unworkable.
But interviews with gun owners around Los Angeles seem to bear out Combs's prediction that gun owners will defy the registration requirement imposed by the the new assault weapons ban.
UK governments have never hesitated to step in when necessary, and if any BOTs defy international order or the reasonable requirements of European governments, such intervention would clearly be justified.
Though Beijing's policymakers may still have fresh memories of Google's "betrayal" two years ago when it defied their censorship requirement, this time the issue is purely economic.
