GE embarked on this course after the American government started to enforce its Foreign Corrupt Practices act more vigorously, and other American firms asked it to lobby against the law.
"By failing to uphold its own standards and enforce its own code of practice, the PCC has demonstrated that it is unwilling, unable and unfit to regulate newspapers.
The most recent audit of Saadiyat Island by PricewaterhouseCoopers, which was appointed by TDIC to monitor workers' welfare, found that the company had not consistently enforced its employment practices policy, which is supposed to ensure the fair treatment of labourers.
Many immigration lawyers said the D.M.V. selectively enforced its regulations, a practice they said is haphazard and sometimes racist.
The BVA committee chaired by him had reported that, though a change could be justified in theory, the capacity to enforce it in practice is "quite another matter".
My own feeling is you need to legislate for it, to encourage people into its practice — to enforce it, if need be.
The Syrian opposition is ambivalent about the group: while many antigovernment activists oppose its vision of an Islamic state and complain of attempts to enforce pious practices, its relatively steady arms supply and string of battleground victories have brought it respect.
On the other hand, it cannot enforce religious practices and holidays, or different ways of life, so it must preach tolerance.
Underlying FIFA's failure to enforce best practice and its non-interference in government manipulation is the fictional notion that politics and sports do not and should not mix.
But according to a new study, few zoos consistently enforce hygienic practices that would keep these germs from spreading to humans.
