Just two weeks ago California regulators announced they were again leading the way with another example of enforcing a bit of old tech.
For example, it suggests that reasonable ways of enforcing these categorical prohibitions (like extending Brady Law background checks to private shows at gun shows and elsewhere) remain unthreatened by the new Heller right.
(A separate but equally interesting example of Google enforcing Play terms to eject something from its store is Cyanogen's installer app — removed by its makers in November after Google said it was in violation of terms and would be ejected. That app was trying to popularise an alternative Android ROM — and thus compete with mainstream, Google-services-vehicle Android).
If there was ever a better example of us enforcing our own anxieties onto our children, it's not being allowed to have a matter-of-fact chat with girls about what their clitoris is for.
The House majority leader, Mike Moyle, sitting near the back, made the point, for example, that federal authorities were establishing a pattern of enforcing some laws and not others.
For example, the effectiveness of enforced monitoring of pneumonia in healthcare workers requiring hospitalization should be evaluated in the context of a wider syndromic surveillance strategy (5).
They are another means of enforcing reforms.
For example, consider this example thesis from earlier: "Because of its humiliating and demoralizing effect on African American slaves, blackface was used less as a comedy routine and more as a way of enforcing racial segregation".
The annual calendar of the Supreme Court is a prime example of this enforced waiting — and when we disagree with the Justices' rulings, we may also resent the rulers themselves, with their cloistered practices and lordly manner.
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.
