Who's responsible for enforcing them?
There's no mechanism for enforcing that.
The surprisingly large multiracial response on the 2000 census could have major implications for monitoring and enforcing civil rights, tracking poverty, ensuring racial balance in public schools and providing aid to minorities, sociologists and federal officials said today.
Trump's decision to set aside the convictions of Dwight Hammond Jr. and Steven Hammond could have major implications for how federal officials enforce rules on grazing and other activities on tens of millions of acres owned by taxpayers.
Still, if the policy is enforced, the implications for the Russian memeosphere could be huge: According to a recent academic census of English-speaking memes, nearly a third of the Internet's most popular memes depict a specific person.
A recent ruling by a New York federal judge could have significant implications for how copyright laws are enforced.
Insofar as the policies enforce human rights and have implications for social justice, integration, and child protection, they will also benefit those whose lives intersect with migrant children in origin, transit, and destination states.
The analysis illustrates the extent to which resilience has become a highly complex, malleable and dynamic political construct with significant implications for the ways in which policy is enacted and enforced, often with unexpected consequences.
The way the inspecting organization states their grounds for noncompliant behavior and subsequently follows up to enforce the necessary changes can have implications for the inspected organization's change process.
Alternatively, staff of larger firms could be more concerned that they will be detected for non-compliance, which could have implications for the company's reputation even if penalties are not enforced.
