(This is supposedly a nationwide policy, but is not always enforced in other cities).
We have, incidentally, a moratorium on the death penalty, which is often enforced in other G-8 countries.
In the meantime, outdated laws written by colonisers with Victorian ideas of morality continue to be enforced in other parts of India.
The judges said: "The reality is that parliament knew and intended that enactment of the European Communities Act 1972 would provide the foundation acquisition by British citizens of rights under EU law which they could enforce in other member states.
Hodgson said the plans could be applied in England due to the high level of CCTV coverage at stadia, but added that football's governing bodies would have to consider how the sanctions could be enforced in other parts of the world.
The main structure of the agreement was already in place, one designed to protect incumbent profits and sacrifice U.S. jobs, with very dubious claims about labor and environmental standards that have simply never been enforced in other trade agreements, including by this administration".
It would be the first time that European regulators had punished a company for neglecting to comply with the terms of an antitrust settlement, and it could signal a tougher approach to enforcing deals in other antitrust cases, including one involving Google.
This may be related to the gate-keeping function of the general practitioner in Spain that is not enforced in some other European countries.
If children are involved in setting rules they are more likely to adhere to them and enforce them in others.
Historian Gammal Hammad claims that a blockade was also enforced in the Mediterranean, while other sources dispute this.
Chevron's aim: to shroud the case in enough suspicion and controversy that, should the court rule in favor of the Amazonian communities, a guilty judgment would be difficult to enforce in the U.S. or other countries where Chevron has assets.
