The president declared that law would be enforced "firmly" but also acknowledged frustrations in immigrant neighborhoods and urged dialogue.
"There's this natural tension when the sport attempts to police itself of enforcing firmly and fairly the rules versus the other interest, which is to promote and raise revenue for the sport".
For the fair-play rules to be effective, they must be enforced fairly, firmly and transparently, said Ivan Gazidis, chief executive of Arsenal, the powerful London club known for its prudent spending.
Yet nuclear disarmament sceptics must confront the reality that it will be increasingly difficult for a small group of nuclear-armed states to perpetuate a discriminatory order based on haves and have-nots when they enforce penalties firmly against some states and only nominally against others.
But on certain forms of "absolutely unacceptable behaviour"—such as homophobia, forced marriage or female genital mutilation the government would firmly enforce the law with no regard for a cultural "oversensitivity" that had gone too far.Her speech suggests that a debate within the cabinet on which war to prioritise the one over ideas and values or the one against terrorism is unresolved.
Lighthizer assured the Senate he intended to firmly enforce trade law.
We must and will firmly enforce American laws that require the careful review of investments that could have adverse national security implications.
Now that the ability to enforce drug law is firmly in place, the answer lies in further development, for which Bolivia still needs international support.Alternative development is already widespread in Chapare, reaching some 50,000 people on 112,000 hectares of land nearly 40% of the region's population and 50% of land suitable for commercial activity.
It is not our role to act as moral arbiters; we must enforce the law proportionately, firmly, fairly and in an even-handed way".
And Watzke confirmed the law against their use in the stadium would be firmly enforced in a bid to maintain the venue's reputation.
