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But in practice, any protection the law offers investors could be difficult to enforce, according to lawyers trying to protect their corporate clients against the upheaval sure to follow if Greece were to default on its debts and adopt a new currency.

The good news is that the new tax demands are "very difficult to enforce," according to Etienne Wong, a tax partner at international law firm Clifford Chance.

"Once that law is firm, we expect it to be enforced according to the letter".

Liberians are scrambling to secure food supplies before quarantines are enforced, according to Kennedy, who returned from the country on 11 September.

Operations at Beatty resumed "only after assurance was given by the federal government that the rules governing shipments … would be enforced," according to the Idaho lab report.

Leashes have always been required although the rule was rarely enforced, according to Ms. Wild, who walks her dog in the park every morning.

Luigi of Birmingham, Ala., wrote: "As far as the law is concerned marriage should be regarded as a contract that should be enforced according to the parties' intentions the same as any other contract.

Despite all the sound and fury, the fee so far is not being enforced, according to Trish Pasciutti, a spokeswoman for the town, and won't be "until we feel it's appropriate to do so".

The new policy spells out a prohibition that was implicit in eBay's user agreement but had not been strictly enforced, according to the policy announcement on the eBay Web site.

Even when they win, in 60% of such cases the judgment is not enforced, according to David Kaplan of the Inter-American Development Bank.A bill before Congress aims to modernise the labour code, introducing hourly pay, trial periods of up to six months and a tighter cap on severance pay, though it does nothing to encourage dispute-settlement without recourse to tribunals.

While California has required condoms in porn since 1992, the law is rarely enforced, according to Politifact.