The F.C.C. has since sought another way in which to enforce the concept of net neutrality.
Blue laws, for the uninitiated, enforced the concept that Sunday, in our Christian city and nation, was a time for churchgoing, not for "shooting, hunting, fishing, sporting, playing, horse-racing, gaming, frequenting of tippling houses, or any unlawful exercises or pastimes," as an 1828 state statute put it.
These results enforce the concept of a biological behavior that parallels the photoelectric effect in which, one of the parameters (i.e., photon energies, ε) play a more fundamental role in determining the response of the system to radiation.
Prisons and concentration camps were exploited by Franco's regime long after the Civil War had ended – in 1944, five years after the defeat of the Republic, the dictatorship was still considering opening new camps – as a means of continuing and enforcing the eradication of concepts Franco regarded as "un-Spanish" such as democracy, workers' rights and political and religious freedoms.
Legal reviews in the courts, both insular and federal, continued to enforce the commonwealth concept.
People of all origins came together to peacefully petition their government to enforce the core concept of our founding.... .. "This will be a day when all of God's children will be able to sing with new meaning 'My country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing.
"We welcome the Scottish government's view that the process of such buyouts should be simplified but we are fundamentally opposed to the concept of enforcing the sale of land to communities or individuals.
Mr. Awad testified in court that the amendment was impossible to enforce, since the concept of Shariah law varies from person to person.
Compounding this problem for Russia is a historic tradition of almost 600 years of autocracy that re-enforces the concept of government through patronage.
