And the verdict — clinched largely after the appearance in court of a defector, a senior figure in the Iranian regime — was indeed that orders for the killings had originated with Iran's "supreme leader," and were later enforced by a special operations committee set up after Khomeini's death in 1989 to direct the assassinations of those of the 500 still alive.
The geographical distribution of North African ancestry in the peninsula does not reflect the initial colonization and subsequent withdrawal and is likely to result from later enforced population movement more marked in some regions than in others plus the effects of genetic drift.
So they (and Bernie) lowered standards, first for everyone, and then especially for nonwhites as the government later enforced a quota system on banks.
But Germany wanted the IMF as external enforcer, to impose rigour not only on Greece but also on the soft-hearted European Commission.More than two years later, the enforcer has at times been Greece's main helper.
Later the Islanders enforcer Trevor Gillies elbowed Eric Tangradi in the head along the boards, punched the fallen Tangradi and taunted him as he lay on the ice with a concussion.
Just over a minute later, Boston's enforcer, Doug Doull, jumped over the boards for a shift and nailed Petr Nedved in neutral ice with a hit that earned him a five-minute major for charging and a game misconduct.
The five members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany negotiated the deal in 2015, and the U.N. later voted to enforce it.
Later he became an enforcer for Joseph Zerilli, a reputed crime boss.
A performance at Stanford led to his first movie role, as a gangster (under the name Lawrence Tolan, which he later changed) in "The Enforcer" (1951) with Humphrey Bogart.
In addition, the development of compulsory education prolonged the period during which children were dependent on their parents; later the system of enforced retirement created dependency at the other end of life.
