The UK Border Agency paid more than £28 million for removal flights in the financial year 2010-2011 and pays an estimated £11,000* for each enforced removal of a rejected asylum applicant.
The DHS, OSHA, and the U.S. EPA should each enforce the parts of legislation that focus on its area of expertise.
Is it because they're run by 23,000 middle managers that spend their lives writing appraisals of each other, enforcing petty rules and asking each other for pay rises?
A straight-forward method would be to consider all the |B|! orders of fixing the bonds in B, each of which gives a unary-binary tree, and then for each tree enforcing the requirement that no intermediate molecule is synthesized in more than one way, cf. Fig. 2.
At Home Depot, however, he alienated stockholders with his imperious style, even limiting comments at the annual meeting to one minute and one question each, and enforcing that with digital timers.
Authorities spend more than $3.6 billion each year enforcing laws against marijuana possession, according to a frequently cited report by the American Civil Liberties Union.
This reformulation of the problem permits an extreme decomposition of the high-dimensional optimization into a product of low-dimensional factors, each factor enforcing the equality of one ODE at one time slice.
"He cannot see that both religious scholars and royals are a chorus enforcing each others interests.
The leaders here said they were drawn to the Africans' commitment to liberalize markets and crack down on rampant corruption by reviewing, and enforcing, each others' performance.
Service impact (Affected entities): Inevitably, enforcing each mechanism will introduce a set of side effects to delivered services and working entities.
