Overall, many academic and industrial representatives believe that 'like any other coercion, "enforced R&D projects" result in the growth of cheating strategies.
An EU project enforced by the European Chemicals Agency aims to ensure consumer products comply with chemical legislation.
The budgetary restriction was one of the more crippling standards being enforced for this project.
"The one thing we tried to enforce through this project was the idea of fair play and good sportsmanship," said Adam Sanderson, senior vice president for brand marketing of ABC Cable Networks Group.
To achieve this, the project enforced a rigorous data collection regime on all study sites, encompassing demand, activity, waiting lists, capacity and lost slots [ 11].
Had we the will to lift this family out of poverty, the federal or state government would provide a mason's job for Ken, either by way of a public-works project or by enforcing antidiscrimination laws.
Because of your organization's stature, you can't avoid a position; your silence is, in itself, a position of tacit approval, suggesting that you agree with the project of legally enforcing a certain deadly interpretation of biblical law, just as Sharia law is enforced in certain unenviable Muslim countries.
It has become apparent that Selig's projected timetable for enforcing elimination of the teams will not be realized.
If these policies are enforced, the Congressional Budget Office projects that discretionary spending will fall to 5.5 percent of G.D.P. by 2023, more than three percentage points below its 1973-2012 average, with nonmilitary outlays falling to 2.7 percent of G.D.P. compared with a 40-year average of 4 percent.
Even if the CPP had been enforced, the 2040 projected output from coal generation, slightly under 900 billion kWh, would still have exceeded the sum of wind and solar output [2].
