In certain small border towns, Cowan says, it's possible that authorities may enforce a ban, but only with local agreement.
They may have strong laws inside their boundaries, and they may enforce them, but it's impossible to stop the flow of weapons coming in from more weapon-friendly jurisdictions.
Another concern is that HBM, with its heavy focus on malaria – may enforce mothers' common misconception that children with pneumonia symptoms should be treated with antimalarials [ 14, 15].
For example, it is possible that experience of racial discrimination may enforce the feeling of being classified as non-European: thus self-reported socially-assigned ethnicity could potentially be influenced by experience of racial discrimination.
"A state may enforce and dissolve a couple's marriage, but it cannot sanctify or bless it," he wrote.
In the plan de redressement, although it mainly consists of a reorganisation plan, the judge may enforce a debt-restructuring schedule and he can also partly reduce the debts.
When we introduced an alanine to this position, it completely abolished the MAVS activity, suggesting that the charged D53 may enforce the hydrophobic interaction above the aqueous surface.
However, risk-averse administrators may enforce payment regulations, severely capping its potential worth.
It would be certainly likely to detect such eQTLs when the significance confidence was lowered but this may enforce concern of the type 1 error.
He may enforce his claim for repayment before the courts just as any other creditor or he may enforce his preferred position as a secured lender.
