An accountable legal system is dependent on the enforcer on the street and Russians have no faith in their policemen.
If civil rights laws have not been thoroughly enforced by the conservative federal judiciary, why would the executive branch, which is even more political and dependent on corporate donations, enforce our laws more proactively and vigorously?
During implementation, restrictive and constraint dependent designs are enforced to ensure conformity is attainable.
They were dependent on no one.
But they said the agreement's value is largely dependent on whether these provisions are actually enforced.
Also, if enforcing your prenuptial agreement results in one party becoming dependent on State welfare, the court may tweak the agreement to take that person out of welfare.
In addition, the development of compulsory education prolonged the period during which children were dependent on their parents; later the system of enforced retirement created dependency at the other end of life.
"The safety benefits of this new speed limit will be very much dependent on the willingness of the N.Y.P.D. to enforce it," Mr. White said.
But try to assert your right in the real world; the shop steward will make you a pariah, and the Clinton Administration, dependent on money from unions, will refuse to enforce your constitutional right.
Companies not dependent on legacy clients, like Airbnb and Google, are enforcing ES6 syntax in their internal style guides.
However, spreading of H3K9me via the self-enforcing loop is dependent on transcription of the repeats by RNAPII and it was unclear how this could be achieved since transcription and replication at the same location would conflict and cause the replication fork to stall.
