Mr. Forstmann, his house still new, sued to have the residential restrictions enforced, even though they would last for only another few years.
"This is an instance where the ban has been enforced even though it has been thrown out.
This phenomenon where synchronous lockstep execution of threads is enforced even though it is not necessary is often referred to as over-synchronization. Over-synchronization occurs quite frequently, since the input signals of a system usually have different rates, and even signals of the same rate do not necessarily need to be synchronized if there are no data dependencies among them.
This deviation is not self-enforcing even though the movement to the pure strategy ψ = A F = { k 1, k 2 }, A D = ∅ is profitable for both players.
Moreover, there are some forms of legal moralism that do seem to justify enforcing moral norms, even though the behavior in question does not cause harm.
Experts say a review of government documents shows that regulators appear to have abruptly stopped enforcing the rule, even though it remains the law of the land.
And I have nothing but the highest respect for the men and women who are on the front lines of trying to enforce our laws even though sometimes the politicians get in the way".
Some argue that patent trolls are synonymous with non-practicing entities ("NPEs"), companies that own or license, and sometimes enforce, patents even though they don't actively manufacture products.
With almost 10,000 pubs around the country, the Department of Consumer Affairs will have a tough time enforcing the regulation, even though Mr. Kitt doubled the number of inspectors -- to 24.
We enforce this by requiring that L < l, even though the condition is sufficient but not strictly necessary.
It also highlights the erratic approach of the countries in the region toward enforcing the sanctions, even though these governments claim to support the American-led effort to stop Mr. Hussein from acquiring nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.
