During his term (1916 22) he and his Radical Party followers in Congress maintained Argentina's neutrality in World War I. Measures regulating labour conditions were also passed, but these were not strongly enforced, and in 1919 a serious strike, in part politically inspired, was violently broken by the government.
She illuminates the complex interplay of local and national forces in American society and provides a dynamic view of how labor and citizenship were defined, enforced, and contested in a formative era for white-nonwhite relations in America.
"When the rule is enforced and results in an arrest, generally speaking the individual has had a history of similar arrests," Mr. McCarthy wrote in an e-mail.
Out went regimented layouts and enforced silence, and in came a load of pot plants and the idea that everyone could talk to everyone.
The bill declares simply that such agreements for arbitration shall be enforced, and provides a procedure in the Federal courts for their enforcement...
To facilitate that process it is essential that the Union social rules in road transport are clear, fit for purpose, easy to apply and to enforce and implemented in an effective and consistent manner throughout the Union.
To facilitate that process it is essential that the Union social rules in road transport are clear, proportionate, fit for purpose, easy to apply and to enforce and implemented in an effective and consistent manner throughout the Union.
It's no surprise that the city coming out smelling of roses in this study is London, where night buses are prevalent, congestion charges are enforced and driving is, in short, a fucking nightmare.
The boycott was not initially widespread, especially as it could not be officially enforced, and so lacked luster in a number of regions.
The update said that the Chicago Police Department "is communicating with protester reps so they understand what laws will be enforced and can avoid arrests" in an ongoing, daily conversation.
