Aren't there any rules to prevent these animals from suffering so? A. Yes there are, but some people feel they are not sufficiently enforced.
In one case, a poorly constructed new addition appears to be the cause of collapse; in other cases, unexpectedly strong ground shaking contributed to the problem; and in most cases, the building code was not sufficiently enforced.
Differences in governance in different member states and regions would affect whether any EU policy on IEQ would be sufficiently enforced to ensure adequately healthy indoor environments.
At the same time, this family of central schemes suffers from excessive numerical viscosity when a sufficiently small time step is enforced, e.g., due to the presence of degenerate diffusion terms.
The use of patient samples with a sufficiently large measurement range thereby enforced the statistical power.
For real change to happen in forensic science in the coming years, improved policies need to be established and enforced, best practices defined and implemented, research sufficiently funded with new and improved methods adopted by forensic laboratories, and changes embraced by participants and stakeholders.
There, sanctions may not be imposed or fully enforced.One hope is that the LIA is sufficiently professional that the money doesn't go walkies.
"We need to understand, is this an aberration, or are standards sufficiently lax or insufficient, or insufficiently enforced that we need to be concerned about a much broader set of issues?" he said.
In particular, early processes are enforced when task demands and perceptual load are sufficiently high [10], [33], [34].
In developed countries with advanced production structures (composed of economic activities with increasing returns), allocative institutions are readily enforced since the proceeds from these economic activities are sufficiently high to cover the costs of enforcement.
