Stronger patents are easier to enforce, opening the door to more lawsuits.All these trends are important because countries that create intellectual property eventually enforce it as well, explains Dominique Guellec of the OECD.
"This plan would ride roughshod over a range of refugees' fundamental rights, and enforcing it could well precipitate the very insecurity Kenya says it's trying to prevent," said Gerry Simpson, a senior researcher for HRW.
The basic problem is that we care so much about fairness that we are often willing to sacrifice economic well-being to enforce it.
If we simply assume this well-definedness (or enforce it by, say, computing the least-squares optimal solution), we can drop the corresponding assumptions on instead.
He stood in alliance with the rape culture, complicit in enforcing its well understood priorities.
State was evidently using my case to show off its authority over its employees by creating a parody of justice, and then enforcing it to demonstrate that, well, when it comes to stomping on dissent, anything goes.
The department, organization, or group holding the event is responsible for advising attendees of the policy as well as enforcing it.
That makes it harder for the firm to enforce its standards.Branding is well established in America, where three-quarters of all hotels are part of a chain.
The news outlets have been pressing the bank for months for answers to questions about how well it enforces its own "social and environmental safeguards".
