The EIA said Japan's conservation law for endangered species was not being properly enforced, meaning tusks could be registered as "legal" – that they were procured before the ban and stockpiled in the country of origin – based on a simple written declaration by the tusk's owner, or even a relative or neighbour.
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At the time of its enactment, it also gave the industry one decade before unit-level traceability becomes enforced, meaning the clock is ticking.
While the taxi sector argues that existing laws aren't being enforced meaning that a regulated public service is being unfairly undercut and undermined by multinationals that also only bring precarious work, rather than sustainable employment….
A member of the team is the "enforcer" meaning that she rings a bell every time a rule is broken.
C. Richard D'Amato, a Democratic trade expert, said the Clinton administration had signed 300 trade agreements but had declined to enforce them, meaning that the United States "throws $1 billion a day out the window" as foreign countries take advantage of the United States.
Unless we return to this view of our judicial function, unless we once again accept the notion that the Bill of Rights means what it [p144] says and that this Court must enforce that meaning, I am of the opinion that our great charter of liberty will be more honored in the breach than in the observance.
Some enforce the meaning of second level domains within the ccTLD - limiting the.co.TLD to companies, for example.
When Krishna tells Arjuna to fight, he is telling him to overcome any self-interested inclinations and to carry out his own righteous duty, Gandhi based his own authority as an interpreter of the Gita on his personal endeavor "to enforce the meaning in my own conduct for an unbroken period of forty years".
Texas state and local law enforcement officers cannot enforce federal immigration law, meaning they cannot detain people based solely on their immigration status.
