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ReprintsThe Commonwealth has too often failed to enforce its values.

Moreover, P-cadherin expression was more evident in the most periphery cells of the tumour and in the invasive clusters, denoting its importance in invasion and re-enforcing its value as a marker of adverse behaviour in feline mammary carcinomas.

First, the criminal law purports to declare and enforce authoritative standards of value, in particular of moral value: it claims the authority to tell us how we should live, and to enforce its demands on us if we disagree or disobey.

Amid the indignation over the activities of funds which buy up impoverished countries' debt cheaply and then try to enforce it for full value, the identity of the diminutive QC fighting Zambia's corner was hardly noticed.

The pope's decision lifted spirits among Germany's Catholics and reinforced indications that he will enforce his values throughout the church hierarchy.

But a rare spell of economic and even political turbulence may beckon as Mr Khama seeks to enforce his values of hard work, discipline, self-reliance and accountability on a country that must wake up to the reality that its diamonds are not for ever.At present output, Botswana's diamond deposits may run out by 2030.

Its purpose is being questioned, its relevance is being questioned and part of that is because its commitment to enforce the values for which it stands is becoming ambiguous in the eyes of many member states.

"The United States should stand up in its diplomacy and rhetoric for values of democracy and liberties" without using our military haphazard to enforce those values on the world.

Members undertook to enforce Islamic values by "compelling good and driving out evil".

Members undertook to enforce Islamic values by 'compelling good and driving out evil'.

They want the commission to monitor and enforce democratic values, backed by the threat of economic penalties.