"If we invest in water quality infrastructure and enforce clean water laws, this recreational renaissance will continue.
Original versions of the bill, which was first drafted in 2009, called for giving the Department of Homeland Security the power to enforce minimum cybersecurity standards on infrastructure computer systems that, if damaged, would lead to mass casualties or economic loss.
Neither universities nor pharmaceutical companies are likely to volunteer the infrastructure needed to enforce such an agreement.
Which means that increasingly, our technological infrastructure will be designed to enforce policy against its users, without its users' consent or even knowledge.
Under the plan, a new White House-based National Office on Cybersecurity would create and enforce standards on the security of critical infrastructure networks.
States quite simply do not have the infrastructure, money or time to enforce federal immigration laws.
Without collective action, how could we defend ourselves, or enforce property rights, or build and maintain public infrastructure, or curb pollution?
The region's infrastructure may also have helped to enforce the parasites' isolation: local roads are poor, and people's movements were long constrained by the Khmer Rouge.
The contracts weren't recorded with the county clerk, making it hard to enforce any commitments the developer made to provide infrastructure.
To protect rivers and natural systems, Portland voted to enforce a series of policies that promote green infrastructure, including requiring all new construction to manage 100percentt of stormwater on-site through structures such as green streets and green roofs.
