Have policies been distributed, posted, enforced?
The Palmetto Scoop, a popular conservative blog in South Carolina, held their own poll today and asked "Which is more important, 2,500 TechCrunch readers (the total number that had voted as of this post) or enforcing the law?" As of right now, 60% of the 124 respondents say, well, TechCrunch is more important than enforcing the law (which isn't really what the Craigslist issue is about anyway).
The creation of the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal moved the goal posts in enforcing fundamental human rights and the broader efforts toward international justice are rewriting key rules of international relations and diplomacy.
Furthermore, the Piwi protein Mili, guided by piRNAs, cleaves expressed L1 transcripts to post-transcriptionally enforce L1 silencing in meiotic cells.
The F.B.I. today has a $3.4 billion annual budget and more than 25,000 employees in 56 field offices and 40 foreign posts charged with enforcing a growing body of federal criminal laws.
SARIMA models require users to iteratively specify SARIMA (p, d, q)(P, D, Q) components, enforce post differencing stationarity, and test for residual normality until an acceptable model specification is achieved.
Selection for higher milk production has been associated with changes in cows' metabolism, especially the capability to partition more energy into milk [ 1] and less into body reserves, and with enforced post partum lipid mobilization [ 2].
The important finding that all biomarkers (IL-8, TNF-α, IFN-γ, IL-17a, IL-4 and IL-10) returned to baseline after one year post vaccination re-enforced the need of boosting doses.
There have been many such rigorously enforced post-9/11 codes -- or, as Joan Didion labels them in the current New York Review of Books, "fixed ideas".
Contrary to this it can be argued that labeling and traceability should be used systematically in enforced post-market monitoring.
