Secondly, they are produced in an institutional process which leads to "incomplete" rules and designs [Pistor, K., Xu, C., 2003. Incomplete law. International Law and Politics 35, 931 1013].
3) The multi-agency outcome measure was limited due to incomplete law enforcement and CAC data.
The multibillion-dollar business is subject to spotty supervision, a patchwork of incomplete state laws and a clientele largely disinclined to look too closely into the details of a loved one's burial or cremation.
Consumer advocates argue that the multibillion-dollar death care business is subject to spotty supervision, incomplete state laws and a clientele largely disinclined to scrutinize the details of a family member's burial or cremation.
A1 NATIONAL A10-13 Funeral Industry Given Little Scrutiny, Experts Say Regulators around the country acknowledged that the multibillion-dollar funeral industry is subject to spotty supervision, a patchwork of incomplete state laws and a clientele disinclined to look too closely into details of a loved one's burial or cremation.
In particular, to seek policymaker opinions on the regulation of smoking in homes, cars and public parks and playgrounds in a country with incomplete smokefree laws (New Zealand).
In real-life situations, data is incomplete and law-enforcement agencies may not know which gang is involved.
Croatia has a cadastral and land registration system, both of which are incomplete.222 The Law on Geodesy and Cadastre and the Law of Land Registers govern the two systems respectively.
Parliament's compromise failed to satisfy Catholic bishops, who called the new law "incomplete and ambiguous".
Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman (Progressive/Democrat), believes the law is a step forward, but he said the lack of a legal marketplace in Vermont makes the law incomplete.
