When residents fall out of favor with politicians, or some bureaucrat decides for mysterious reasons to enforce the law, bulldozers move in and houses and neighborhoods are turned to rubble.
It therefore allows little room for strong reasons to enforce informed consent requirements on others, although some informed consent rights are surely legally enforceable.
That is reason enough to enforce the law.
Each evening, Dalia arrived in her daughter's bedroom, strained and full of reasoned explanation, to enforce their rule that Ruby was only supposed to have computer-time for an hour; this resulted in stormy sessions of weeping, on both their parts.
"There are a lot of unconstitutional laws out there that don't have any reason to be enforced".
Ever since Enlightenment philosophers conceived of men and animals as machines, clever people have found reasons and means to enforce the idea; this book presents notable automatons, both genuine and fake, down to Thomas Edison's time.
After nearly thirty years of trying to enforce reason on the chaos of history, Woolf threw it over, and began to write his autobiography.
The authors of [10] argue that, for performance reasons, kernels are unable to enforce a strict IOMMU security policy regarding DMA buffers management.
But the fear that thawing the assets of those targeted by sanctions would open the door to further political patronage and violence is one of the key reasons the EU continues to enforce them.
It was assumed that additional procedures associated with the treatment of adverse events do not affect the payer, as one of the reasons for using DRG is to enforce efficiency by shifting the financial risk to the provider, who is responsible for resource utilisation.
