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"These laws are hard enough to enforce when there's primary enforcement," Ms. Stone said.

Page A11 ENFORCING THE RULES At the most recent Republican debate in Las Vegas, Mitt Romney inadvertently cast himself as the enforcer when he tried mightily to ensure that all the candidates received their allotted response time.

A code of civility is hard to enforce when players exchange real-time messages.

At the monthly lunch meetings, Mr. Wisner plays the role of enforcer when the discussion gets too rowdy.

The poor live in a state of permanent legal insecurity, never knowing what law will be enforced when.

Strauss called up Steve Harmison, an anonymous bystander for much of the day, but an enforcer when the tail comes in.

"But if this is a case where the law is only enforced when it comes to one person, then this is not justice".

Democratic hopes rose: Did this signal that Mr. Christie, an enforcer when it comes to party discipline, would free Republicans to support the bill?

"At the moment the standards are really only consulted or enforced when the government decides to, or when the opposition decides to whip up some outrage.

The requirements will be enforced when a person applies for Medicaid or when eligibility is first recertified on or after July 1.

"Until those rules are changed by the N.C.A.A. membership, the rules are enforced when information is obtained that violations have occurred".