In the UK, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is often forced to dispel "myths" about rigid rules it is said to have enforced, such as banning cast members throwing sweets into the audience during pantomimes.
Of course, this assessment is totally based on their experience of fun and it's highly likely that any time they've stayed home it has been enforced, such as when they ran out of money or caught a cold, and therefore the memory of it is just plain bad.
Some countries have enforced laws, such as the Health Information Privacy and Accountability Act (HIPPA) (http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy) governing the use, storage, and dissemination of personal health information.
Coldplay has already enforced such an agreement, making Spotify wait four months to get Ghost Stories after the album was released on sale elsewhere.
It is even harder to envision, how selective pressure could have enforced the evolution of such a super-tight structure, if its tightness must be bypassed by additional passive diffusion channels.
Now "religionists" have enforced a precarious order.
But NATO planes would most likely have to enforce such a ban, and analysts said the alliance was unlikely to take such a step without a much greater escalation of the violence.
Lawyers, prosecutors and corporate executives in the United States and abroad say they are closely watching the BAE investigation because it offers a test of how aggressively anti-corruption initiatives will be pursued globally, particularly in countries like Britain and Japan that have resisted enforcing such efforts.
Professionals lacked awareness about the importance of some recommendations causing that these recommendations were skipped or had a lower priority to be enforced, such as measuring the urine output (57 %) and weighing the blood loss for every high-risk patient (36%%), among obstetricians in training and midwives in particular.
Using enterprise management, iPads can be configured to have any number of features disabled or enforced, such as enforced use of long passwords.
