Do we want a government enforcing something that is only called "murder" by some religions and not others, never mind the rights of atheists and agnostics?
Enforcing something like that would be nearly impossible".
Grant takes Locke to be claiming not only that desertion laws are legitimate in the sense that they can be blamelessly enforced (something Hobbes would grant) but that they also imply a moral obligation on the part of the soldier to give up his life for the common good (something Hobbes would deny).
It would be counterproductive to enforce copyright restrictions on something that should be as standard as a URL.
He said that "how we approach cooperation between various countries to enforce this is something that the United States, South Korea, China, Russia, all relevant actors -- Japan -- all relevant actors will be discussing in the months to come".
Lhamon added that she was hopeful there could be a bulk-up of staff at the OCR to enforce Title IX, something that Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo).
"Injunctions are definitely labor intensive," Sergeant Henderson said, referring to the time and effort necessary to enforce them, "but it is something that is a priority of our chief to look at it".
The mood here is to enforce taxpayer funding of politics, something that would be an utter abuse of the public purse and should not for a moment be countenanced.
The chorus of protest against the implementation of "Latch On NYC" comes from a fear that hospitals, in a well-intentioned effort to promote breastfeeding, will also feel the need to standardize it — to create one-size-fits-all policies that are easy to track and enforce at the expense of something that has never been easily brought into line.
The agency is also enforcing stronger requirements for identification — something that is frustrating people in shelters who have none — that are intended to help curb both the mistakes in handing out aid and the fraud that plagued the government after Hurricane Katrina.
