If Labour has a principled objection to this policy, why did it enforce similar rules for the private sector?
What sort of mechanisms does it have to enforce its mandates?
In many countries, legislation does not exist to protect dugongs, and if it does it is not enforced.
Put another way, the fact that one major company has been punished by two major exporters does not stop other companies from being routinely extorted, nor does it compel other governments to enforce their laws.
After years of accusations that it doesn't enforce its own policies about bullying, bots and other abuses, Twitter has taken a much harder line on problematic accounts in the past few months.
Speaking at a fund-raising event in Jacksonville, Fla., late Friday, Mr. Obama insisted that he had been "entirely consistent" on Nafta, repeating that he would seek to have it renegotiated because it does not enforce labor or environmental standards.
Moreover, it does not enforce conservation or detail balance laws so that it can cover the description of open chemical systems that, e.g., take energy or materials from the environment.
She said it could provide a "small modicum" of protection for C.I.A. operatives, noting that Germany had a statute allowing it to prosecute violations of the Geneva Conventions, but it does not enforce domestic Pakistani laws against murder.
Can the board act as if it is the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles and have cars towed for noncompliance, especially if it does not enforce other aspects of the parking agreement, such as the sharing of parking spaces and the parking of inoperable cars?... Erica King, Manhattan.
It doesn't enforce the idea that white people should be afraid of black people and not afraid of each other".
