"This seems to have been a strategic error that has left the administration with an unpalatable choice of denouncing or only partially enforcing an agreement it recently hailed," said Douglas Paal, the director of the Asia program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and once an official both in the administrations of President Ronald Reagan and his successor, President George Bush.
In May, ConocoPhillips seized some PDVSA assets in the Caribbean to partially enforce a $2 billion arbitration award for Venezuela's 2007 expropriation.
Furthermore, we show that the migratory impairments caused by INPP1 knockdown are partially rescued by enforced expression of GLUT4.
Interestingly, iASPP was expressed at low levels in melanoma biopsies, and its enforced overexpression partially reconstituted apoptotic sensitivity in melanoma cell lines.
First, a partially-constrained topology was enforced.
Brown noted that Carson had previously described the Fair Housing Act, a piece of civil rights legislation that HUD is partially responsible for enforcing, as a "failed socialist experiment".
Brown noted that Carson had previously described the Fair Housing Act, a piece of civil rights legislation that HUD is partially responsible for enforcing, as a "failed socialist experiment". Carson, however, said he was merely "opposed to central dictation of peoples' lives," and that he wanted more local control over such programs.
China's intellectual-property laws are not bad on paper, but are enforced patchily and partially.
An inquiry following the collision found safety standards on the Lamma IV - which partially capsized - had not been properly enforced and there had been a "litany of errors".
Whereas we could restore cell morphology by modest re-expression of exogenous CFL1, we also found that enforced overexpression of CFL2 could also partially restore cell morphology and suppress F-actin accumulation upon ADF/CFL1 depletion.
