"That's a penalty and it should have been drastically enforced because of it.
Unfortunately, the rules are in danger of not being enforced because of budget constraints and resistance from the agencies.
Despite the ban, enforced because of the group's aggressive nationalism, the bikers are still planning to cross through Poland.
He told the hearing that the law was not rigorously enforced because of the close relationship police and politicians had with senior media executives.
This ban was enforced because of the low heating efficiency of open fireplaces (less than 20% of a log's energy ends up as heat in the room), and the heavy air pollution caused by not burning the logs properly.
Two other laws on child begging and child trafficking have rarely been enforced because of contradictions in the legal system and pressure from religious quarters that still wield considerable political and economical influence within the country.
The ordinance, which the village says was never enforced because of the motion, also said a group could prove it was a family if it shared expenses for such things as food and rent and was "permanent and stable".
At the same time, however, he lodged an increasing number of troops in or next to cities, a process whose objective was ease and economy of supply; however, training and discipline were harder to enforce because of it, and the men hung about in idleness.
The speech by Vice President Mohammad-Reza Rahimi seemed bound to isolate Iran further just days before a new set of onerous Western economic sanctions, notably a European embargo on Iranian oil, is set to be enforced because of the longstanding dispute over Iran's nuclear program.
Roughly half the states have regulatory requirements for commercial ventures that involve charities, but lawyers who represent nonprofit organizations say the requirements are seldom enforced because of a lack of resources in state agencies that oversee charitable activities, as well as ignorance of such rules among corporate lawyers.
