AERB is responsible for prescribing and enforcing of rules, regulations and requirements pertaining to safety of nuclear and radiation facilities and radiological safety.
The historical understanding that states, rather than the federal government, are basically in charge of making and enforcing the rules and regulations even for federal elections is reflected in both the Constitution and in federal statutes.
"This is not about imposing some sort of penal regime in which doctors, nurses, administrators spend all their time trying to enforce a series of rules and regulations".
In Ethiopia, the volcanic regions of Erta 'Ale, Dallol and Gaet'ale are not (as yet) part of a national park, so it is difficult to enforce any kind of rules and regulations with regard to visits to potentially dangerous places.
A Qatari failure to enshrine those standards in national legislation, its implementation so far of only minor changes like obliging to employers to pay wages and salaries by bank transfer, and its mere incremental increase of labour inspectors tasked with enforcing existing rules and regulations has undermined credibility Qatar established by engaging with its critics.
The ASPCA's Human Law Enforcement agents duties currently include monitoring horses and their drivers out in the field and enforcing the rules and regulations regarding the treatment, housing and medical care of horses in the city.
We will continue to focus on enforcing our rules and regulations as they apply to digital currencies".
In practice, Qatar has however lagged in implementing and enforcing its rules and regulations.
You will have to enforce the rules and regulations of the prison, including laws about incarceration and employee contact, and to keep a well-ordered record of the infractions of the inmates as well as the staff.
What more evidence do we need to conclude that this is Greek mafia?" Spain's crisis, like Greece's, was prefaced by years of mafia power and money and a lack of effectively enforced rules and regulations.
At times, the taxi system in Westchester seems reminiscent of the Wild West -- a fragmented, disorganized muddle of haphazardly enforced rules and regulations that often appear to be outside the law and determined by unseen forces.
