It takes an age, for example, to enforce a contract in the country's courts.By the same token, it would help if local currencies were allowed to strengthen.
But in recent years a Democratic state legislature has pushed through a series of liberal bills, for example to enforce background checks for gun-owners and allow in-state college tuition for illegal immigrants.
At the same time, it is becoming harder and harder to protect many intangible assets — harder, for example, to enforce intellectual property rights.
For a start, many say they cannot comply with some Uruguay-round commitments to upgrade customs-valuation procedures, for example, or to enforce food-safety standards.More generally, developing countries complain that the Uruguay round was unbalanced.
The Console also allows admins to ensure that Office 365 gets installed on every new machine, for example, and to enforce that Windows Defender is running on every laptop the company issues.
(If you want an example of failure to enforce laws, look no further than the threat to default on the debts that were incurred by acts of Congress).
For example, our ability to enforce the national minimum wage or to use our housing assets to increase the supply of affordable housing in Newham is restricted by the government's unwillingness to cede control from the centre.
The next president might, for example, decide not to enforce the recent health care reform law; all he would need would be a single ruling against the law by a single district court judge, which he would then refuse to appeal.
Instead of one big market, there will be dozens of little ones, each with its own petty difficulties.Against this background, doing business in Russia looks more forbidding than ever: bad infrastructure, corrupt officials, idiosyncratic staff, weak institutions (the courts, for example, are powerless to enforce the payment of debts); and the ever-present curse of organised crime.
For example, Chris began to enforce his strict no-dating policy around city hall.
While a unanimous Supreme Court decision in 1961 ruled states could not have a "religious test" for public office and Article VI of the United States Constitution echoes the statement that no "religious test" should ever be needed for federal positions, there are several morerecent examples of attempts to enforce such provisions.
