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The report documents the difficulties of enforcing even the limited maintenance or alimony awards women might get in family courts.
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.
More and more teenagers are smoking; tobacco is still advertised on television and at concerts and sporting events; and the police fail to enforce even the most basic smoking bans.
As tech's social giants wrestle with antisocial demons that appear to be both an emergent property of their platform power, and a consequence of specific leadership and values failures (evident as they publicly fail to enforce even the standards they claim to have), there are still people dreaming of a better way.
The area's remoteness makes it a challenge to enforce even the existing fishing prohibitions.
Metternich now struggled to enforce even the level of censorship he desired, a matter clearly within his remit.
Adopted but not properly enforced, even the best policy cannot translate into desired reduction in tobacco consumption.
She moves her large cast around a tiny stage with the deftness of a slow-motion choreographer, positioning the whites and blacks to illustrate the humiliations, enforced even among the already powerless, of a race-based caste system.
It is true that the prohibition against coerced confessions has been vigorously enforced even in the absence of proof that the confession itself was unreliable, e.g., Rogers v. Richmond, 365 U.S. 534, 81 S.Ct.
The Indiana Democratic Party and the American Civil Liberties Union challenged the 2005 law before it went into effect, seeking a declaration that it was unconstitutional on its face and could not be enforced even against the majority of Indiana voters who could easily produce the required photo ID.
