We find that health insurers increasingly use a variety of strategies to enforce a joint purchase of basic and supplementary health insurance.
Since children may have their own idea of how to keep things organized, a basic to-do list will help enforce a sense of organization in your child.
Congress has three basic ways with which to enforce a contempt citation; none of them are of much use at this point.
Either open up "Free Basics" to every app and enforce a data cap, or just let the poor pay for the services themselves.
Let's actually put ourselves in a position to enforce these basic standards by passing the Fix Gun Checks Act (H.R. 1781/S. 436), which is pending in Congress.
Egypt's roads and railways have a poor safety record, and Egyptians have long complained that successive governments have failed to enforce even basic safeguards, leading to a string of deadly crashes.
When it comes to being a global watchdog that tries to enforce some basic norms of decency, America under Trump is out to lunch — and a lot of people have figured that out, and so anything goes.
679, 5 L.Ed.2d 734, that the Fourth Amendment may protect against the overhearing of verbal statements as well as against the more traditional seizure of 'papers and effects.' Similarly, testimony as to matters observed during an unlawful invasion has been excluded in order to enforce the basic constitutional policies.
We need to be wary of perhaps well-meant, generous proposals if we want to prevent decision processes in the EU being crippled by a plethora of recourse proceedings which would mean more than doubling the number of judges at the European Court of Justice, and nobody would know where to enforce their basic rights any more or how long they must wait for a judgement.
The potential for introducing noise, i.e., more false positives, is balanced by (a) enforcing the basic quality control metrics described above and (b) incorporating a normalized rank-based scheme that captures the relative importance of each gene in a signature.
