Such a policy would start from asking what kind of behaviour could be enforced, rather than, like Kyoto, incorporating enforcement as an afterthought.
The reality is that right now the algorithms that do the recognizing tend to enforce, rather than overcome, racial bias.
His testimony largely adheres to what the NRA still maintains today, that existing laws need to be better enforced rather than changed.
If major events continue to be used as industrial leverage, the torch relay could signal a summer of enforced rather than voluntary bipedalism.
Geist points out that the ruling effectively leaves Google to decide which countries' extraterritorial orders it will enforce, rather than providing meaningful public jurisprudence to answer these questions.
In the wake of the elementary school massacre in Newtown, Conn., and other recent high-profile shootings, the gun industry's response — that existing laws should be better enforced rather than new restrictions imposed — largely mirrors its stance from a decade ago.
The mayor's plan is facing considerable resistance this week from industry supporters and editorial pages, including the actor Liam Neeson, all of who would rather see regulations strengthened and enforced rather than an outright ban.
Of course the solitude of those years was largely enforced, rather than having been chosen, and though it may have suited my nature, it was a devastatingly lonely time.
Where peace has to be enforced rather than maintained, what's required are combat-capable warriors under robust rules of engagement, with armor, ammunition and intelligence capability and a single line of command to a national government or regional alliance.
