They are permitted only to enforce the orders of an impartial judge, who authorizes them to apprehend suspects upon the judge's determination of probable cause.
Dispositional rationality, explain Brown and Knopp (2010, p. 393), also 'entails systems or surveillance, as these are seen as essential to enforcing the ordering of spaces and bodies'.
The ban has sparked a vigorous debate in the country's newspapers, especially as images of French police enforcing the orders on the South's beaches went viral.
A law enforcement officer will remain with them to enforce the order, and none of the people are allowed to leave until Oct. 19.
Dorothy Capers, the city's deputy corporation counsel, said officials had been in court three times since July, most recently last month, trying to enforce the order barring use of the second story, which officials said was shuttered because of shoddy rehabilitation work and stairwells and exit lights that were not up to code.
But instead of enforcing the order, the army chief, Gen. Anupong Paochinda, held a long news conference at which he declared a neutral stance between his commander in chief and the protesters demanding Mr. Samak's resignation.
We report that Sem1 enforces the ordered incorporation of subunits Rpn3 and Rpn7 into the assembling proteasome lid.
Ultimately, it took the 101st Airborne Division -- a force even greater than Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the hyperkinetic Missile intimately involved with executing Chicago school policy -- to enforce integration at the order of President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Her hotel room was very modest and there really was not enough room to swing her three-legged cat, so enforced intimacy was the order of the day.
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