"For the first time," he said, "we'll have enforceable rules of the road to preserve Internet freedom and openness".
In the absence of a suprastate power or arbiter, there are no enforceable rules of conduct, especially for strong states.
Washington is hardly unique in wanting a liberal world system of open trade, freedom of the seas, enforceable rules of contract and protection for foreign investment.Terrific!
As to China's stock markets, throughout the world effective exchanges are based on transparency of transactions, integrity of information flows, and stable and well-specified enforceable rules of the game.
We want to listen and we want to learn from you before we adopt final, enforceable rules of the road.
"New Prescription Requirement Will Cut Use of Antibiotics in Livestock, F.D.A. Says" (news article, April 12) implies that the Food and Drug Administration has imposed new enforceable rules on the livestock industry that will curb rampant overuse of antibiotics on healthy farm animals.
These sweeping decisions affect the conduct of all congressional inquiries and all courts, for from the opinions there emerges a legally enforceable rule for handling hearings or prosecutions when questions raise for the witness a problem of self-incrimination.
One would be a landmark success, in the form of effective, enforceable rules for cutting emissions of warming greenhouse gases.
The experimental results suggest that individuals do not seem to follow entirely the conventional economic prediction of a minimizer of expected costs of regulations against the benefits from over extracting the resource, and that humans can develop norms based on non-enforceable rules of cooperation.
What really matters is the Internet user's online experience and the creation of strong enforceable rules to protect an open Internet.
