On May 3, 1943, this Court held that cities and states could not enforce laws which impose flat taxes on the privilege of door-to-door sales of religious literature, Jones v. Opelika, 319 U.S. 103, 63 S.Ct.
They junked their old tax codes and replaced them with a simple, easy-to-enforce flat tax.
With less than two weeks left before the regulations take effect, Texas is the only state that has flat-out refused to enforce the new emissions rules through its state permitting program.
1) We have someone who is either flat-out refusing to enforce the law and do his job.
Those inequities create room for abuse that goes beyond the coercion necessary to enforce a code as simple as, say, the flat tax.
Housing developers and property management companies are often keen to enforce covenants on their estates or blocks of flats to maintain an attractive environment while properties are being sold.
"Yet if the EPCs aren't enforced, that legislation falls flat on its face".
"When you enforce the follow-on, you're always asking a lot of the bowlers especially on a flat wicket.
Regulators must enforce it.
PwC said it was not its policy to enforce a dress code with high heels, and several members of its staff took part in the #FawcettFlatsFriday campaign to prove they were always allowed to wear flat shoes.
