Diplomats said Russia wanted Chapter 7 mentioned as one of the options available to the council at a future date — opening the possibility that a further resolution would be needed if Syrian noncompliance became an issue.
However it's unclear whether the UN resolution currently being drafted – Harf says the work is continuing at UN headquarters – falls under Chapter VII, or whether there will be an initial nonbinding resolution, potentially to be followed later by a binding resolution if the Syrian regime is found to be in noncompliance.
"I've said before and say again, we will not hesitate to launch infringement proceedings for noncompliance if the framework is not swiftly transposed," Mrs. Kroes said May 26.
The authors showed that if one assumes noncompliance with mammography (approaching 30% and 200% of the control group is screened, then the benefit of mammography in terms of reduced mortality is comparable in randomized, controlled trials and epidemiologic studies after adjusting for nonadherence (Demissie et al., 1998).
Further, in spite of training and education in basic hygienic measures that are implemented before deployment, soldiers may tend to noncompliance if the temptation of appealing local foods coincides with monotonous food in the field canteen or perhaps delivery problems during the first phases of deployment.
Can the board act as if it is the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles and have cars towed for noncompliance, especially if it does not enforce other aspects of the parking agreement, such as the sharing of parking spaces and the parking of inoperable cars?... Erica King, Manhattan.
Conservatives tend to talk about noncompliance as if it were solely a function of tax rates.
"If there is general noncompliance, it's going to cut across all of those pockets," Mr. Schott said.
Now, we've lowered that threshold somewhat in Beckstrom by saying that we would get involved, courts would get involved, if there was substantial noncompliance with election laws.
