Turning streets, roundabouts, urban stairways, but also simple multidirectional walking in wider city neighborhoods involve repeated updating of mental maps of directions that can enforce the interest toward the present study approach.
Ethics panels do not bother to meet, or never enforce the conflict-of-interest laws that are on the books.
Their work as lawmen was not welcomed by the outlaw Cowboys who viewed the Earps as badge-toting tyrants who ruthlessly enforced the business interests of the town.
Because of its responsibility to represent the European interest and enforce the treaties and legislation that provide the legal foundation for the EU and communities, the EC is known as the guardian of the treaties.
The department, which oversees financial service providers and products, has taken similar actions against four other companies since late 2017 as part of an effort to enforce the state's limits on interest rates for payday and other small-dollar loans.
In autocracies, government officials often make decisions designed to further their personal interests, rather than properly enforce the law.
An independent ombudsman and stronger ministerial interest will help to enforce the standards all of us as consumers should have a right to expect.
And there's a higher concentration of Federal dollars because the federal government has a larger interest in DC than they do anywhere else in the world -- as well as the means to enforce that interest.
The CMOE detector based on the optimal solution enforces the response of the interest signal to be of unity and minimizes the total variance of the detector output.
With rare exceptions [ 30- 32], workers appear to have the power to enforce their interests because they control the investment into larvae, e.g., though providing the appropriate quality or quantity of nutrition [ 19- 21].
