"Call It Sleep" functions almost like the Torah, an ur-text from another age, while "Mercy of a Rude Stream" is like the Talmud, a series of commentaries and revisions that enforce the authority of that primal text even as they transform it.
The ban was not strictly enforced before a revision of the department's manual for field inspectors, after the canker had begun to devastate citrus crops in Florida.
Trying to enforce the lead candidate system is treaty revision by hte back door.
As Okamoto did not want to simply enforce the new direction, he had Sugimura discuss the plot revisions with Mikami and the development staff.
Revision programming is a formalism to describe and enforce updates of belief sets and databases.
On June 23, the Supreme Court voted to allow the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases; this decision grants the EPA the legal ability to implement and enforce the proposal, though it has a long road of revision and review ahead.
We argue that priority setting processes must have in-built mechanisms for publicizing results, effective procedures to enforce decisions as well as processes to ensure that the revision of priorities happens in practice.
David McDonald, a Russian history professor at the University of Wisconsin, said Russia's FSB and migration service had "begun to enforce more systematically laws that were already on the books or that have undergone revision in the last several years".
Priority setting processes must have in-built mechanisms for publicizing results, effective procedures to enforce decisions, establish an appeal process as well as processes to ensure that the revision of priorities happens in practice.
The revisers therefore understood that the text in the revision representing § 3 had to provide jurisdiction over civil actions brought to enforce all of the rights covered by these three civil rights provisions.
David Cameron, the British prime minister, vetoed a revision of the EU treaties, forcing the rest to seek a separate pact to enforce greater fiscal discipline.
