The dynamic nature of the largely riverine and geologically active Central American landscape relative to the East African Great Lakes could have enforced a relatively slow fuse on the explosive diversification rate of CA Heroines.
In that book, Fukuyama suggests that "market-based authoritarians" might have an economic advantage over democracies, because "they are able to enforce a relatively high degree of social discipline on their populations" while still encouraging innovation.
The Saudi Arabian kingdom enforces a relatively conservative dress code in public spaces across most parts of the country (particularly in Riyadh), which for women requires wearing a full-length black robe, known as an abaya, and a cover for their hair.
But an administrator enforcing a QDRO must be said to enforce plan documents, not ignore them, and a QDRO enquiry is relatively discrete, given its specific and objective criteria.
The officer was enforcing a nonexistent rule.
Police were enforcing a Parades Commission ban.
One can only imagine how the authorities will attempt to enforce a 100% sign up to the new scheme, even a relatively small number of people failing (or refusing) to register for the card could render the whole system unworkable.
Thus, countries with relatively generous benefit systems have been able to implement relatively successful activation regimes by enforcing relatively strict benefit conditionality and making effective use of ALMPs (Switzerland, Norway, Finland).
Their efforts underscored how difficult it can be for a publisher to enforce a fixed hour of publication analogous to the opening night of a movie, especially under the relatively liberal free speech laws of the United States.
Imagine living in what you thought was a relatively modern city, except in 2012, the sheriff's office operated undercover sting operations in public parks to enforce a gay sex ban long-ago struck down by the United States Supreme Court.
