Central among these are property rights and the legal institutions needed for enforcing contracts.[6] The question of enforceable property rights plays as an important role for evaluating markets in countries with weak governance structures.
Either way, as millions of Internet users stampeded to Napster and alternatives, the legal wrangling raised the question of whether enforcing copyright law in a digital age might take more than winning in court.
The WPP chief executive, who also welcomed the strengthening of the Murdoch family control of 21st Century Fox with the promotion of siblings James and Lachlan, admitted that the question of Conservative government enforcing a cut to the BBC's income was a "difficult one".
Police officials say there is also the question of how to enforce the rules.
That begs the question of who will enforce discipline and oversight, not only for the UNDP's resurrected operations in North Korea, but around the globe.
It is now, therefore, a question not of again bringing the directive into question but of enforcing it.
But amid spreading rebellion and growing defections by top officials, diplomats and segments of the regular army, Colonel Qaddafi's preparations for a defense of Tripoli also reframed the question of who might still be enforcing his rule.
What is especially important is addressing the question of how religion can be enforced through political means and what can be done to create a political environment that, on the one hand, acknowledges the role of religion in society, while on the other hand does not impose one religion on the populace at the expense of all others.
The report centered around the question of how well the agency enforces its 1991 Lead and Copper Rule.
In a speech to the Royal Television Society, Mr Javid will say the question of how the BBC enforces payment of the licence fee - currently £145.50 a year for a colour TV - must be considered now.
