The federal government has issued guidelines for the marketing of Medicare drug plans, but state officials say they have not been adequately enforced.
While Singapore recently introduced a statutory weekly day off, campaigners say it is not being adequately enforced and employers can legally avoid granting it by increasing pay.
It suggests also that the laws currently in place to deter traffickers and to protect their victims are failing on both counts, either because they're not strong enough or they're not being adequately enforced.
Governor John Kitzhaber vetoed a bill that would have raised the state's speed limit on Interstate highways to 70 miles per hour from 65. "I am unwilling to risk more lives on our Interstate highway system without being able to assure the citizens of Oregon that the speed limit will be adequately enforced," said Mr. Kitzhaber, a Democrat.
It took until 2009 for someone to do an audit, and to show that the journal editors had gone back on their word, and that half of the trials they had published since 2005 hadn't been registered properly and a quarter weren't registered at all.Similarly, laws have been passed to address the issue of missing data, but they haven't been adequately enforced.
Institutions become effective only when they are adequately enforced.
Growth-enhancing structural changes are observed when institutions of production are adequately enforced by the state (Khan 2010).
"Good" institutions, like property rights, can only ignite structural changes if they are adequately enforced, and we show that this is dependent on the type of economic structure.
Are there sufficient laws that are adequately enforced to protect public welfare? 1. Insufficient laws/weak legal/regulatory framework – 6 Sufficient laws/strong legal/regulatory framework (circle) 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 6.
On 1 October, Republican leaders placed the treaty on an accelerated schedule for a vote by 14 October, saying they hoped to defeat it because they question whether it can be adequately enforced.
