Such a shift in U.S. antitrust enforcement would be a significant departure from the policies traditionally embraced by Republican administrations, which have been less enforcement-oriented than their Democratic counterparts.
For his part, Mr. de Blasio — who is now routinely questioned about homelessness at news conferences — says homeless numbers "have not appreciably increased". And he frequently invokes his administration's core theme, arguing that the problem is less about enforcement troubles than the rise of inequality in New York.
Criminals tend to lurk in dark, deserted streets where there is less law enforcement and fewer potential witnesses.
"I don't think that's indicative of a broader trend among conservatives that is less pro-law enforcement.
Industrial researchers, for example, must adhere to strict standards when it comes to issues like data integrity and documentation (including the maintenance of lab notebooks); whereas in the academic world, control is less centralized and enforcement more relaxed, even if sound documentation is no less important, ultimately.
In Estonia, it is speculated that the rates are higher because there is less regulation and enforcement of road safety rules, higher alcohol consumption, and a flatter landscape, enabling vehicles to drive at more dangerous speeds.
Rule-enforcement is less costly and controversial than principle-enforcement because specific rules tend to reflect the technical requirements of an administrative regime while general principles can reflect a wider range of values.
Because dolphins are federally protected, feeding or harassing them carries potential criminal and civil penalties, including steep fines, but enforcement is less the answer than education, Ms. Horstman said.
In a letter sent to big car hire comparison sites, the CMA says: "If you comply with these changes the CMA is less likely to prioritise enforcement action against you".
