A Basildon Council spokesman said it was now considering legal and planning action to enforce their removal.
With British European threatening legal action to enforce their contract with BAE Systems, the aircraft manufacturer offered to fulfil the contract for Drukair, although airline management decided against acquiring the aircraft, citing potential problems with sourcing spare parts for the aircraft in future.
"When companies have guidelines which prohibit content, and they don't take action to enforce their terms of service, it suggests that perhaps the companies condone it," Brittan Heller, the ADL's director of technology and society, told HuffPost in an email last week.
While constitutional limitations upon the federal judicial power bar a federal court action by these employees to enforce their rights, the courts of the State nevertheless have an independent constitutional obligation to entertain employee actions to enforce those rights.
But they are still kids, and sometimes I enforce consequences for their actions.
Government was limited and did not protect people from the consequences of their actions, thus enforcing discipline and restraint.
United Nations and French officials, wary of being seen as exceeding their mandate by enforcing regime change, insisted that their actions were solely intended to protect civilians, entirely independent of the final push to capture Mr. Gbagbo by his rival's forces.
It's healthy for your child to see examples of grown-ups taking responsibility for their actions -- and enforcing "consequences" to correct inappropriate behavior.
In this case, it is difficult to find prudential reasons for their actions, as enforcing social norms can be risky if the person whose behavior is being corrected objects or retaliates.
