The Government has decided it would be impractical to legislate to enforce the practice, but believe a code of conduct agreed by ministers, unions and restaurant representatives would be more effective.
When the studios could enforce the practice of "block booking," which required theatres to agree to exhibit less desirable titles in order to get the big features, movies opened in a small number of theatres in major urban areas and then spread across the country.
Accordingly, independent drilling supervision should be strengthened and borehole logging at least of a few and randomly selected boreholes could be made as an integral part of all government drilling projects in the country, with the Community Water and Sanitation Agency CWSAA) being responsible to enforce the practice.
Tip for improving: To help enforce the practice at first, give yourself a daily quota of three or five or 10 times of saying "I don't know" during the day.
Aurangzeb deliberately reversed the policy of his predecessors toward non-Muslim subjects by trying to enforce the principles and practices of the Islamic state.
Thirdly, that internal focus can help companies enforce the policies and practices that limit any damage done from a breach.
Grey areas surrounding some of the important definitions within the legislation may still mean that its use is relatively limited, and much will depend on how the police decide to enforce the offence in practice.
The Justice Department enforces the corrupt practices act through its fraud section.
By enforcing the corrupt practices act, he added, "we reward those companies who refuse to pay bribes," and "root out competitors who do stoop to those levels".
This study examines which formal and informal institutions influence CSR disclosures, in that businesses disclose CSR practices in response to regulations; cognitive pressures that help people understand and interpret the practice correctly; and, cultural values enforcing the same practice.
