"We need to understand, is this an aberration, or are standards sufficiently lax or insufficient, or insufficiently enforced that we need to be concerned about a much broader set of issues?" he said.
Use of these isotropic expressions alone in a standard finite volume framework, however, is found to be insufficient in enforcing rotational invariance when the flux vector is nonlinear and/or spatially non-uniform.
The ICO, widely thought to have insufficient power to enforce punishments against companies found to have breached privacy laws, will be given new capacity to protect citizens in line with new European Union privacy directives.
Detailed investigations into road crashes are a rarity, officials in-charge of road safety are almost never held accountable, road design continues to be dangerous, and Indian laws around road safety remain insufficient and poorly enforced.
Professor David Metcalf, chairman of the MAC, said the study showed that Britain's flexible labour market had worked well but there were insufficient resources devoted to enforcing the national minimum wage laws and taking action against gangmasters.
"Pay flexibilities do not work when schools have insufficient funds to use them; enforced pay freezes are making starting salaries uncompetitive.
Other long-term observational studies have documented greater relapse rates for glycemic control after gastric restrictive procedures such as sleeve gastrectomy, suggesting that surgical weight loss from enforced caloric restriction itself is insufficient to halt the disease (14, 15).
It is insufficient for John Ashcroft to use his agreement to enforce the laws he dislikes as a principal justification for his confirmation as attorney general.
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Polly Neate, chief executive of Women's Aid, said one issue was both a lack of enforcement of such orders, and the fact that there was often insufficient penalty if they were breached: "A really key issue is police not monitoring and enforcing whether those orders are then being adhered to.
