But in its human rights report on Thursday, covering the period March 15 , 2011 and July 15 , 2011 the United Nations registered particular concern at the practice of enforced disappearances and torture of detainees.
The practice of enforced disappearance ranks as one of the most heinous forms of conduct imaginable, even in the context of truly deep evil.
We also show that the approach outperforms the prevalent practice of enforcing resource utilization thresholds.
In challenging this argument, Solicitor General Waxman told the justices that it ran counter to the court's "completely unbroken practice of enforcing obligations equally whether they arise under statutes or regulations".
The practice of an enforced "resting" of soils, by leaving fields fallow to recuperate, began to disappear with the agricultural revolution of the 18th century, and agronomic science continues to show how the best results can be achieved from specific soils and also how to curtail soil erosion.
They speak to community leaders about ending the traditional practice of enforced marriage.
In practice, the burden of enforcing the law falls on the individual woman, and demonstrating systematic bias has proved difficult despite some successes, like a recent ruling upholding the award of $1.6 million to 12 women who charged that their company discriminated against them in pay and promotions.
When the studios could enforce the practice of "block booking," which required theatres to agree to exhibit less desirable titles in order to get the big features, movies opened in a small number of theatres in major urban areas and then spread across the country.
The laws are not enforced and the practice of defilement has been on the rise.
New law would tame the practice of selling theses and research articles if enforced.
