thus far has been simple — enforce dubious patents on UNIX and Linux and bet on the big money that is sure to follow.
Doing something simple -- enforcing a no-fly zone -- would suffice.
Within three years, commercially important fish stocks had doubled in the seas adjacent to those reserves.Another benefit of reserves is that the rules are simple to enforce.
Representative John B. Larson and Representative Bob Inglis both have carbon tax bills that would be simple to enforce and could, if passed, be acted on right away.
Teddy Roosevelt's trustbusting was effective because then the state could act as a somewhat neutral broker and the regulations placed on industry were limited and fairly simple to enforce.
Atangana's major role was simple: to enforce the dictats of French rule.
Our software choice was primarily for pragmatic reasons: WinBUGS automatically provides a credible interval for the population size in addition to a point estimate and makes it simple to enforce constraints such that probability parameters lie between 0 and 1.
Connaughton, for his part, would have tossed away all of Dodd-Frank, the Volcker Rule, and everything else for the simple redress of enforcing the law.
Pielke, who researches the social response to hurricanes, emphasizes that simple steps, like enforcing a good building code, have been shown to prevent the worst storm damage.
Simple steps — including enforcing game rules and fair-play policies already in place — show clear signs of reducing a wide range of sports-related injuries, including concussions, the panel said.
The consultation document is expected to clarify rules around whether proven tax avoiders have taken reasonable care to ensure their tax returns do not contain inaccuracies, making it simpler to enforce penalties when avoidance schemes are defeated.
