Ministers have estimated that the cost to British businesses of enforcing a new EU law on the right to be forgotten and related regulations would be up to £360m a year.
In the course of enforcing laws that had not been enforced for 25 years, we were being more proactive, we were engaging more people, and often they didn't like it.
Over the following decade the ketogenic diet was developed: a strict programme enforcing a 4 1 ratio of fats to proteins and carbohydrates.
Apart from the continuing concerns about corruption in domestic politics – from cash-for-honours to MP's expenses – the UK has a woeful record in enforcing the 1997 OECD anti-bribery convention, which outlaws the bribery of foreign public officials.
The current system of policing and enforcing the entitlement of foreign nationals to free NHS care is chaotic and often out of control.
However, the Community Standards, which the moderators are responsible for enforcing, are set centrally, although we consult with the senior editorial team when revising them.
Bury's order prohibits them from enforcing that rule while the rest of the case plays out in court.
In a video interview with Justice Across Borders, a new group campaigning against the opt-outs, he added: "The fact is that the main measures that are there, things like the European arrest warrant, are things which most people in the British government think are necessary in helping and enforcing the fight against crime.
Judge Higginbotham filed an injunction prohibiting the NHL from enforcing the clause, effectively rendering it dead.
Hockey said the government welcomed foreign investment, but was serious about enforcing the law.
"It's one thing having the court hearing in America, but it's something else enforcing those costs here.
