While not formally enforced, the complex traditional caste system is still associated with socio-economic disadvantages for marginalised castes and ethnic groups [29], something which national development programmes address through, for example, targeted subsidies.
Both Silva and Evans were wary about formally enforced mentor-mentee pairings -- "You can't mentor someone who you don't like and who doesn't like you," said Evans -- but emphasized that it was the responsibility of a company to set the tone.
The analysis suggests that the attraction of corruption lies not only in the private material advantage it offers but also in the enjoyment and excitement that arises, both from the exercise of quasi-sovereign power within hierarchies, and from transgression of the very rules that hierarchy is formally constituted to enforce.
However, law enforcement is formally tasked with enforcing the laws that legislators sign.
To enforce the agreement, formally signed in December 1995, a 60,000-member international force was deployed.
But one legal expert was skeptical that Europe, even if it did formally adopt tougher sanctions, could enforce a stricter privacy regime on U.S.-based companies.
After the Germans claimed that Leipzig had been attacked by an unidentified submarine off Oran, it formally withdrew from international patrols to enforce the agreement.
Some companies have formally announced that they will not enforce patents [21] [22] or pursue patent protection in certain markets [21], [23].
Several members of the court have declared publicly that they follow the Code, but they and Chief Justice John Roberts have resisted calls that the court formally adopt it and create a mechanism to enforce it.
In this paper, we propose a two-step approach to formally synthesize controllers for bipedal robots so as to enforce specifications by design and thereby generate physically realizable stable walking.
