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He said the Electoral Commission and the CPS were independent, but election laws "must be enforced so that money can't buy power".

The so-called power-of-two concept is borrowed from the field of inventory control, and is enforced so that local grids can be inserted seamlessly within the main one.

"The plan on the other side is to put new laws on the books that aren't enforced so that they can say, 'These laws don't work,' " said Thomas Lovelace, 69, a retired management consultant from Clifton, Va.

While the movement of batteries across borders should be tightened, and regulations in countries should be enforced so that large recyclers in the United States and other countries have to comply with laws, more attention has be paid to the thousands of small operators who fly under the radar.

While agreeing that cameras are a boon to investigators, Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said that guidelines on how images are used must be enforced so that they do not end up in unauthorized hands or posted on the Web, as when a suicide at a housing project wound up on the Internet several years ago.

An arbitration agreement should provide and be enforced so that all parties have equal rights and remedies.

"Later, this economic growth itself improves institutions and technology, making contracts easier to monitor and enforce, so that a culture of honesty is no longer necessary for further growth".

The law of diminishing returns is enforced so stringently that the movie succeeds not only in negating its own comedy, but its very being.

"The law of diminishing returns is enforced so stringently that the movie succeeds not only in negating its own comedy, but its very being," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in May.

"There is no other criminal law on the books that is enforced so harshly and pervasively that almost half of Americans don't think should be a crime in the first place," said Mr. Nadelmann, whose group advocates for more liberal drug laws.

A martial-style curfew is enforced so strictly here that ambulance service is halted at night, when lethal mayhem takes over.