Draft legislation states that the change in the law will "prevent the Jersey courts being used to seek to enforce in full, the debts of countries to which the governments of other countries, multilateral lenders and commercial creditors have provided relief under the [heavily indebted poor countries] initiative".
Other restrictions, some of which have been only sporadically enforced in recent years, will be in full effect.
Nevertheless, current policy has major defects; too much techniques-based articles, diverged contents in less organization, combined enforcement and punishments and finally enforcing regulations full of commands and control.
While soccer's world governing body, FIFA, has barred tobacco advertising at its matches since 1986, it too has difficulties in enforcing a full-scale ban, said Keith Cooper, the group's communications director.
And as we do so, our laws are being enforced fairly and in full.
They have tried to get judgments for the full value of their claims enforced in a Saudi court, but the judge they applied to said all creditors must be treated equally under sharia law.
A Federal Communications Commission rule enforced in 1967 said radio station owners could no longer simulcast their AM programs full time on the FM band, and albums began to supplant singles as the medium of choice for many rock artists.
Wenger poached a 16-year-old Fàbregas from Barça, which couldn't offer the young midfielder a full-time contract until he was 18, due to regulations enforced in Spain.
In October, France's Constitutional Council approved a newly enacted law that banned full-face veils in public while cautioning that it could not be enforced in places of worship.
A similar curfew was enforced in September.
