It is very difficult to completely remove political influence and enforce a perfectly neutral position.
For example, violence by intimate partners is often used to demonstrate and enforce a man's position as head of the household or relationship [ 11].
In a review in the Political Science Quarterly, Walter Sandelius concluded enforcing such a position meant an international enforcement force with judicial and police powers, the formation of which would need an appeal to both reason and desire on the part of the international community.
He says they show that Fatah has recovered its political strength and is in a position to reach and enforce an agreement with Israel -- provided the violence rages until the deal is done.
In July, the Obama administration, which is in the difficult position of having to enforce an unjust law, asked for review; petitions are pending in four cases.
"This club's track record proves we do not take such decisions lightly, having only enforced a change in this position three times in approximately 14 years.
Gain as many positions without enforcing a yellow flag.
Romney rejected mass deportation of illegal immigrants, but he sidestepped a question about whether he still supported encouraging "self-deportation" — encouraging such immigrants to leave the country by strictly enforcing immigration rules, a position he has advocated before".We are not going to round up people around the country and deport them," he said".Our system is not to deport people".
Chen's take underscored the N.C.A.A.'s tenuous position, that of enforcing a rule — others can profit off Manziel but he cannot make money off himself — that not everyone agrees with and quite a few condemn.
"After some European Union countries had not fully supported the blockade policy of the United States like Spain, Germany had a certain allegiance to the US tries to further enforce "common position of the European Union. NowGermany's Foreign Ministry has been surprised by the apparently developments since December 2014 and is trying to make up lost ground".
A sentinel at each end of the bridge stood with his rifle in the position known as "support," that is to say, vertical in front of the left shoulder, the hammer resting on the forearm thrown straight across the chest a formal and unnatural position, enforcing an erect carriage of the body.
