Of course we do not address the question of whether and to what extent such a general duty may be legally enforced in the diverse contexts in which it may arise.
There also are words that have a general meaning but are not strictly enforced.
* Enforce a 1989 Attorney General's directive requiring that the Division of Criminal Justice be notified of any serious criminal allegations against members of the state police.
In that case, as the opinion of the court shows, the state sought to enforce a lien for taxes alleged to have been given by a general statute of Tennessee upon the capital stock of the defendant.
Or where there is a general lack of government capacity and ability to enforce human rights, including labor rights, protections?
"We were able to show that 8-year-olds have a general sense of fairness and are willing to make large sacrifices to enforce it with other children," said Blake.
A general law city, on the other hand, has the protection of state law and courts to enforce it.
While Yale College enforces no general regulation concerning attendance, instructors of individual courses may require it of all students.
The Department enforces the general university and school policies on academic honesty, as described in the Bulletins of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, of Columbia College, and of the School of General Studies; in the Honor Code booklet of Barnard College; and in other related publications.
Newport Beach doesn't have explicit regulations, choosing instead to enforce existing general prohibitions on operating a business without a permit and keeping the devices out of areas where motorized vehicles aren't allowed, like boardwalks.
Between March 2007 and February 2008, a period referred to colloquially as the 'Pakistan Emergency,' a state of emergency was imposed, the constitution suspended, a popular politician assassinated, media censorship enforced, and general elections conducted.
