Congress must finally investigate the federal intelligence and law enforcement agencies, reform the bloated and dysfunctional classification system, and enforce at least a modicum of meaningful transparency so the public can know what our government is doing to us.
SCHMIDT -- I think the laws are sufficient when enforced, at least in Western-world countries.
Professional football is a relatively small industry where the rules are well known, clearly understood, and rigidly enforced, at least in theory.
The compensator design methods all rigorously enforce at least local exponential stability via absolute stability results, but differ in both the construction of the AW compensator itself and the performance requirements used in the design.
A sensuous pleasure in its own right, food and the appetite for it were suppressed in the movies by a taboo that was enforced at least as rigorously, if tacitly, as the Production Code that guided depictions of sex.
Because the law has never really been enforced (at least not yet), and because Sheriff Joe Arpaio, in Maricopa County, already had a reputation for being tough on unauthorized immigrants, I don't think 1070 had much direct effect on the state's unauthorized immigrants, and I'm skeptical that the boycotts made a huge difference.
"While keeping the two communities apart is not a long-term solution, it must be enforced at least until the overt emotions subside," the Associated Press quoted the report as saying.
The municipal code which prohibits outdoor displays downtown will not be enforced at least until Sept. 30 next year.
The state of Wisconsin has gotten the message about single-engineer trains and enforced at least two-man crews since 1997, but no such law exists in Québec or Maine.
Worker altruism in insect societies therefore can be considered to be "enforced" at least in part [ 8].
