This can be attributed to the fact that they follow a completely different methodology, therefore highlighting the need for enforcing a more general output format.
Central among these are property rights and the legal institutions needed for enforcing contracts.[6] The question of enforceable property rights plays as an important role for evaluating markets in countries with weak governance structures.
But almost all EU finance ministers, even those who say they want a more flexible stability pact, were quick to criticise his second, insisting on the need for strong, centrally enforced rules and greater co-ordination.
However, the need for adequate and enforced authentication and access control models to provide safe access to sensitive information remains a critical matter to address in such environments.
But they need not regard themselves as responsible for enforcing it or for helping others conform.
The grand jury concluded that to gain civility and safety on the streets, laws needed to be enforced — for cyclists and for drivers — and pointed to the city's transit-first policy, which calls for safe streets for bike riding.
First, the local prioritized hazards need to be evaluated, while strict structural standards need to be enforced; these aspects are essential for reducing casualties from disasters (21, 48).
Your Sept. 10 editorial "Read the Report" notes the threats raised by Iran's nuclear program and the need for nations to enforce sanctions to halt its progress.
This creates the need for government to enforce the rules of property and promise (the "laws of nature," as Hume sometimes rather ironically calls them, since on his view they are not natural).
This proposal has been criticized on several grounds: as inattentive to the background inequalities would give rise to unequal bargaining power in such a contract (Sen 1989); as potentially undermining to intimacy and commitment within marriage (Anderson 1993) and as opening the door to illiberal intrusions into family life, given the need for states to enforce such contracts (Elshtain 1990).
