Countries bind themselves and their trading partners to transparent and non-discriminatory trade rules, which the WTO then enforces even-handedly.
And China lacks an effective inspection system to enforce even its more lenient standards.
Mr. Ashcroft pledged to enforce even laws he disagreed with, including those supporting abortion rights.
The naked credit-default swap ban is also hard to enforce, even in the markets under Germany's control.
The F.C.C. may not be doing a very good job of enforcing even the porous rules it has.
The Humane Society said the Agriculture Department had done a poor job of enforcing even the weakened version of its downer ban, as evidenced by the problems at Westland/Hallmark.
Speaking to the Guardian ahead of the vote, the culture minister Aristides Baltas, said the unpopular reforms would be enforced even if no one believed in them.
Mr. Forstmann, his house still new, sued to have the residential restrictions enforced, even though they would last for only another few years.
The FTSE 100 finished down 68.07 points at 6495.58, with travel companies falling sharply on the virus news, on the basis that travel restrictions could be enforced, even supposing people want to leave their own countries.
It also requires compliance with a complicated regime involving three different drugs.Such compliance is hard to enforce, even among people who understand the theory (the multi-drug approach is designed to stop the emergence of drug-resistant strains).
Neil Newhouse, a co-founder of the polling firm Public Opinion Strategies and one of the nation's leading Republican pollsters, said the New Hampshire law was being enforced even against companies that make neutral calls on behalf of their political clients.
