"We knew all along that Silent Night was only a Band-Aid to a serious problem," Mr. Bloomberg said in a news conference yesterday in Astoria, Queens, explaining what led him to charge the Department of Environmental Protection, which enforces much of the noise code, with revising it.
Meanwhile, Machiavelli's enforced retirement led him to other literary activities.
Kennedy appears only briefly in it, however — the protagonist is Robert F. Kennedy, the Attorney General, who led efforts to enforce the enrollment of two black students, Vivian Malone and James Hood.
Mr Kadyrov has led a campaign to enforce the wearing of headscarves by Chechen women, and has banned the sale of alcohol in the republic.
As a supervisor, I led the effort to enforce a 7-year audit schedule for all city departments, and we found money that was ultimately put to better use.
Jan Aylor and Diane Ward, neighbors who have helped lead efforts to enforce the local law, declined to discuss the rift.
These are the kind of unconscious assumptions that lead men to enforce their "rights and privileges".
In Denmark, this has led to enforced centralization of gastric cancer surgery from 37 to 5 hospitals as of 2003, which has resulted in a significant decrease in postoperative mortality (8.2% in 2003 to 2.4% in 2008, P < 0.05) and an increase in the number of patients with at least 15 lymph nodes examined (19 67%) [ 9].
Traditional epineurium neurorrhaphy for peripheral nerve injury induces regeneration by direct contact, which leads to enforced inosculation and inappropriate coaptation of nerve fascicles, which may result in neuroma.
The C.I.A. and other intelligence services came to believe that preventing illicit money from flowing through the global financial system was a necessary tactic in preventing future terrorist attacks, and the U.S. led an international effort to enforce financial transparency.
