Since that time, most new gun legislation has emerged in statehouses, and Washington has largely enforced gun rights.
A far better example for North Korea to follow would be South Korea, where labor unions are independent and labor laws are largely enforced.
Of course the solitude of those years was largely enforced, rather than having been chosen, and though it may have suited my nature, it was a devastatingly lonely time.
He argued that the laws of war are largely enforced -- or not -- by people in power and that governments were usually left with the responsibility of punishing their own war criminals.
Of course the solitude of those years was largely enforced, rather than having been chosen, and though it may have suited my nature, it was a devastatingly lonely time.
A tolerable standard of honesty in the force is certainly not at present attainable; but the Federal Enforcement Commissioner argues that this is the inevitable accompaniment of the unprecedented law, and he insists that no law so drastic has ever been so largely enforced.
Over the last half century, automakers have built vehicles to meet federal safety standards, and U.S. regulators largely enforced those standards once cars were sold to the public.
The cellphone ban was largely enforced in predominately minority schools where students have to pass through metal detectors to enter the building.
Indeed, what ring of plausibility their hypothesis has is largely enforced anecdotally: of course university lecturers are a bunch of lefties because, well... George Orwell mentions that it's a stereotype, basically.
And while the country has recently made progress in curbing deforestation, largely by enforcing logging laws and carving out protected forest areas, biologists and other climate researchers fear that the sharp increase in migration to cities in the Amazon, which now has a population approaching 25 million, could erode those gains.
