Moreover, establishing effective implementation and aggressive enforcement of the commitments made by our trading partners under our trade agreements is vital to the success of those agreements and should be improved in the context of NAFTA.
Add a lack of oversight, accountability, and enforcement of the commitments to do upgrades, and it is clear that the phone companies' broadband broken promises harmed competition in America for higher-speed services.
Accession to the WTO involves a comprehensive set of commitments, obligations and enforcement measures requiring considerable reconstruction of domestic policies generally perceived to reduce the role of government in markets while increasingly privatizing the production and distribution of goods and services [ 34].
If this is correct, the prospect of there being figures such as Qutb, who reject the right to religious freedom, need not undermine the legitimacy of the state's coercive enforcement of that basic liberal commitment.
After today's recess appointment, Mr. Kennedy said, "This is one more example of the administration's lack of commitment to the enforcement of our nation's civil rights laws".
Yet there does not appear to be much commitment to enforcement of the new, strengthened protections on the ground.
Reinforcing America's Commitment to Enforcement of Iran Sanctions Iran continues to take actions promoting policies and human right violations that profoundly conflict with core American values.
But the implementation of environmental commitments and the enforcement of environmental laws remain a tremendous challenge for many countries".
We are told that it promises "real investigations, tough sanctions and a commitment to the enforcement of standards that its predecessor, the PCC, did not have".
While the activist organization Common Cause applauded the six-count indictment as "a welcome statement about the Justice Department's commitment to strict enforcement of our campaign finance laws," the head of an ethics advocacy group in Washington disagreed.
The idea of a Southern state delivering its electoral votes to "the party of Lincoln" would have seemed outrageous before the 1960s — before, that is, the national Democratic Party made a commitment to the enforcement of civil rights for blacks.
