The government, which seems increasingly paranoid, enforced a rarely used law intended to curb "party hopping"—ie, post-election defections by candidates of the losing party.
| Updates below | A WikiLeaks-style Web dump of drafts of the 2013 report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change provides fresh evidence that the organization's policies and procedures are a terrible fit for an era in which transparency will increasingly be enforced on organizations working on consequential energy and environmental issues.
The IPCC itself criticized the leak, but Andrew Revkin writes in The New York Times that--while he disagrees with Rawls' interpretations of the report--the leak "provides fresh evidence that the [IPCC's] policies and procedures are a terrible fit for an era in which transparency will increasingly be enforced on organizations working on consequential energy and environmental issues".
From an early stage in its resurgence over the past four years, Isis has enforced increasingly onerous rules regulating the lives and behaviour of women.
That would send a hell of a message that breaking the law does not make you a bad person, especially when the law itself is bad and enforced by increasingly aggressive government agencies.
Meanwhile, at the peace talks the US increasingly acted to enforce the regime's edicts on the opposition.
The deal is at odds with Ukip's internal rules, which it has been increasingly keen to enforce.
As the central government's powers weaken relative to those of the provinces, it will become increasingly difficult to enforce measures that threaten local economic interests.
That sparked a furious popular backlash, prompting the exit of Syrian troops who had lingered, increasingly unwanted, to enforce peace after Lebanon's civil war of 1975-90.
